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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1962

Page

6

Pickwick Club Hosts Dessert Luncheon and Local Notices

Clifton LaRee Croshaw entertained the Pickwick club at her home last Wednesday evening. Genevieve Hawkes reviewed The White Nile. 77 members attended a dessert luncheon and elected officers for next year. Various residents attended funerals, conferences, and church services in Preston and Salt Lake City, with members traveling to Ogden and nearby towns for family and ward events.

LaRee Croshaw Pickwick Club Genevieve Hawkes White Nile Elon Wesley Hawkes Preston Charles Shumway Franklin Stakehouse

Letters From Abroad Praise American Life In Britain

A March 26 1962 letter from Elder and Mrs Frank Palmer in Medway towns England lauds the United States and readers of The Preston Citizen. They describe Britain as historic yet impressed by American modern living and kindness toward children, noting an air base and wartime bombing in World War II.

Preston America Great Britain Medway Charles Dickens Tennyson Oliver Cromwell Dickens United States Frank Palmer

Weston Family and Friends Spend Sunday Visiting Local Homes

Sunday visits unfold as Weston area families host relatives and friends from Clarkston Amalga Logan Brigham City Mackay and more. Attendees include the Bells Archibalds Coburns Nielsons and Call family members along with Joyce and Vera as part of spring travel and monsoon of social calls.

Local newspaper relies on Franklin County business ads

Advertising from area firms funds YOUR NEWSPAPER enabling coverage of neighbor news and Franklin County activities.

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Sunday Socials and Family Visits in Treasureton

George Reeder led a Sunday school talk in Treasureton. Local families hosted and visited across Salt Lake City, Preston, Ogden, Logan and Whitney.

Attendees Attend LDS Conference Events in Utah This Week

Winder Ralph S Mortensen joined a Salt Lake City special meeting tied to the LDS general conference on Friday evening, accompanied by his wife and daughter Janet. The group visited Mr and Mrs Duane Workman while Mortensen attended the gathering. Donald and Thelma Kofoed attended an Oneida stake dance directors party at Mink Creek on Wednesday night. Mrs Anna Condie of Preston took her mother Mrs William Swainston to Pocatello Monday for visits with Mrs Wilma S Bright and daughters and Mr and Mrs.

Reed Bitters Caraine Oonald Bells Myron Hurst Steve Anderson Leo Godfrey Owleen Max Janet Clarkston Delon Archibald Leland Archibald Amalga Ronald Coburn Bill Rand Julie Ann Danny Roma Bitters Juanita Beus Rayola Archibald Roma Bells Rayola Archibald Beverly Coburn Fern Greene Helen Greene Janet Anderson Janet Call Logan Erelyn Morgan Joyce Call Joyce LaWayne Olson Mackay Parley Olson Vera Nielson Brigham City Viola Kowry Irene Porter Salt Lake City Jean Kofoed New Zealand Russell Nielson Clair Samoa Betty Hensley Denver Dewey Campbell Mexico San Francisco Arzona Weston Vere Jensen Montana Preston Millville George Reeder Bart Paskins Ted Paskings Bart LeRoy Perry Ralph Perry Howard Swanston Whitney George Kirby Frank Nelson Arizona C. L. Lyon West Jordan Melvin Kirby Alan Lyon C L. Lyon Larry Atkinson Ogden Kay Warner Dalton Atkinson von R. Atkinson Nell Atkinson Charles Shumway E E Conlin Sunshine Terrace Fugene Paskins Dorothy Paskins Lds Hospital Ralph S Mortensen Salt Lake Duane Workman Mortensen Donald Thelma Kofoed Mink Creek Anna Condie William Swainston Pocatello Wilma S. Bright

Primary board officials attend Salt Lake City conference

Mrs. Milward and the Nalstrom families with Mrs. Jane Gibson and Mrs. Myrtle Swainston of the Oneida stake Primary board spent Tuesday through Thursday in Salt Lake City for a conference. Ward Primary officers and teachers present Thursday included Bed lah Perry Ethel Anderson Yvonne Hodges Ann Talbot Dixie Bennett Geneal Swainston Loret ta Sharp and Enid Johnson. Mr and Mrs Orrin Golightly and children of Bountiful their daughter and husband Rex Nielsen and baby of Salt Lake City visited Mr and Mrs Carl Stocks and Mr and Mrs Floyd Bennett recently.

Een Milward Basil Nalstrom Jane Gibson Myrtle Swainston Oneida Stake Salt Lake City Ward Bedlah Perry Ethel Anderson Yvonne Hodges Ann Talbot Dixie Bennett Geneal Swainston Loretta Sharp Enid Johnson Orrin Golightly Bountiful Rex Nielsen

Stanback Pain Relief Ad Promises Quick Muscle Soothe

An advertisement touts Stanback powders or tablets to rapidly ease tired aching muscles. It claims medically proven ingredients deliver fast relief with remarkable comfort and offers a satisfaction guarantee.

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Clifton Art Hadfield Ralph Hadfield Carolyn Peterson Salt Lake C.I Joel Peterson and Webb Dora Call Vivian Schraneveldt Dayton Natalie Mennenhall Pres Carl Mortensen Salt Lake C's Stake Lyle Henderson Ray Croshaw Preston Fourth Ward Henderson Mr Croshaw Jack Wood Ludean Lewis Lois Martin Glen Bingham Elmer Perry Charles Bailey Belva Porter Winder June Gailey Maxine Choules Donna Kendall Oxford Rulon Owen North State Royee Fubriman Keller Keller’s North Main Mr Smith Treasureton Carol H. Stocks Floyd A. Bennett David E. Davis Company South State Prim Parrot Black Patent
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