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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1961
Page
10
A long list of weekend visitors and relatives from Salt Lake City Iowa Preston Grace and other towns joined local residents for dinners temples and family celebrations. Notable mentions include the Barringtons anniversary gathering in Logan and many relatives visiting Mink Creek Dayton and Preston. Easter events and a stake Laurel and Ensign program are noted with several local families attending.
Clifton and nearby residents traveled to Salt Lake City for Primary conference and general sessions. Families visited grandparents in Preston Logan and Orangevale while marking birthdays and attending sacraments and hospital visits.
Fragmentary notes show a woman finishing examinations and tests then planning to return home. She was visited in Logan by relatives and listed several family members from Pocatello and nearby towns.
Cleveland Sunday afternoon visitors included Ethel Weirman of Mound Valley now in Welser Idaho and Theo Covert of Prestoni. They traveled to Logan and Malad to visit Spencer and Lamar Panter and families. Paul Adams and son Kenny of Ephrata Washington visited friends and Kenny attended school with Elread Andreasen Martin McGregor and others. Funeral attendance noted for Pres Clarence Neeley at Benson stakehouse in Richmond. Ann Burton and Lois Burton visited Treasureton with Don Workman family. Relief Society meeting led by Marjorie Panter with Berniece Candle guiding the lesson. Barbara Panter spoke as visiting teacher. Chas McGregor and wife went to Logan where Mrs McGregor entered LDS hospital for four or five days in traction. Mrs. Lloyd Bennett spent Monday at a Salt Lake City clinic.
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