Local News Notes From Preston Ward Activities
Mapel ton Con Glover visited his sister Mrs Raymond Naef in Preston overnight. Many families and relatives from Preston Ogden and Salt Lake City visited or hosted over the weekend including the Burbanks and Porters. About 20 Primary children were baptized in the Logan LDS Temple.
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Gene
Farmingto Utah
Fred E. Porter
Clair Peterson
Salt Lake City
Rufus, C. Long
Kathrine Burbank
Lyle Burbank
George Burbank
Miss Burbank
Los Angeles
James A. Hansen
Owen Parkinson
Grantsville
Utah
Harry W. Knapp
Morris Gregory
Pocatello
Otto Gregory
DeVern Burbank
Ogden
Belette Burbank
Lettie Burbank
San Francisco
Pauline Dursteler
Paul Dursteler
Joel Dursteler
Avere
Pauline
The
Mutual
Elizabeth Gregory
Chessney Sorenson
Preston
Petera Burbank
Larry E. Porter
Keith G.—Taylor
Merl Esplin
Clifford Williams
Jimmie
Orson Porter
Oneida Stake Attendees and Visiting Guests Listed
Attendees at the Oneida stake primary and a Saturday in Oneida include Vera Atkinson Vernetta Sant Eunice Perry Beatrice Paskins Leona Kirby Kathryn Shumway. Joyce Warner and her Ogden visitors stayed with Mr and Mrs Von R Atkinson. Guests at the Atkinson home during the week were Henry Atkinson and Almy Hampton of Franklin. The high priests party met Thursday night at the stakehouse with Dee Ralph Perry Von Atkinson Raymond Sant Willard Porter and T J Bar fielding attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con Glover
Raymond Naef
Preston
Bar Dee Glover
DeEtta Owens
Whitney
Elmer Sharp
Boise
Jerry Chatterton
Norman Chatterton
Wyler
Ruth Gates
Ohio
Fred, E. Porter
Grace Burbank
Wilford Sayne
Los Angeles
George Burbank
Georgia Rose Porter
Roy
Oneida Stake
Vera Atkinson
Vernetta Sant
Eunice Perry
Beatrice Paskins
Leona Kirby
Kathryn Shumway
Joyce Warner
Ogden
von R. Atkinson
Treasureton ward reunion and social gatherings noted
A long list of social events is recorded including the Treasureton ward reunion with a dinner for about 115 and two and a half minute talks by Kermit Shumway and Don Barger. Numerous visits and overnight stays are noted among Paskins, Briscoe, Barger, Hymas and other families.
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Allis-Chalmers
Juvenile Delinquency Hearing and Capitol Visit Mixed with Local Social News
High school students touring Washington and testifying on juvenile delinquency grants are noted in a report from the Associated Press. The piece also covers a birthday gathering at the Cluff Gibson home in Winder with Cecil Miles and Kay, Jack Geddes, and Joseph Christensen family connections, plus local visits and talks at Sunday school and a baptism in Pocatello.
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Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Cluff Gibson
Winder
Cecil
Miles
Kay
Hugh J. Geddes
Jack
Phillip
Joseph A. Christensen
Bnniversary
Cecil Miles
Jack Geddes
Pocatello
Jack Wartenbee
Bernard Lund
Karen Manning
Brad Sparks
Carmen Gregersen
Sacrament Gem
Banida Primary conference unfolds with music and posters
Banida ward Primary officers and teachers directed the Sunday night conference led by Maxine Sparks with Coy Manning reader and Ada Bell and Zoe Christensen in charge of music. Theme A Child's Symphony of Reverence. Attendees included Oneida Primary stake officers Vanona Geddes Goldie Christensen Eda Hebdon Ada Bailey and Mrs Jane Gibson of Winderward. Nearby visitors and several families were noted in weekend travels and temple sessions at Logan.
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Banida -Ward
Maxine Sparks
Coy Manning
Ada Bell
Zoe Christensen
Oneida
Vanona Geddes
Goldie Christensen
Eda Hebdon
Ada Bailey
Jane Gibson
Winderward
Harry Miles
Aely
Ogden
Sunny
Robert Geddes
Salt Lake City
Riley Cole
Marjorie Hollingsworth
Emmett and
Mountain Home
Ronny Ladder
Roper
Ben Tsujimoto
Salt Salt Lake City
Cecil Miles
Preston
W. S. Geddes
Eunica Gregersen
Sarah Geddes
Harold A. Larson
Marcus J. Gregersen
Gloria
Max, Gregersen
Burley
Logan
Bishop
Golden C. Geddes
Youth voices shape view on adolescent troubles in education panel
Chairman Carl Elliott of Alabama heard testimony from young spectators led by Ellen Chase of Alstead NH. Chase argued that children need guidance not freedom and that social pressure to smoke or drink harms them. She warned federal grants won t solve the problem and urged parental responsibility to improve youth conduct.
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Clause
Carl Elliott
Alabama
Elen Chase
Alstead
N. H
Miss Chase
Ellen
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