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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1955
Page
9
Mr and Mrs Greg Fauth of Flint Michigan welcomed a son. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs N M Chapman of Cleveland Ohio and Mr and Mrs Nephi Jensen. The Fa uths and families are linked to several Utah Idaho and California residents through visits and relatives.
Last week announces the engagement of Miss Christensen daughter of Mr. and Mrs J Auraul Christensen to Don Hae Evans son of Mr. and Mrs Stanley Evans of Preston. No definite wedding plans have been set.
Mrs Edward Davis and daughter Trudie visited in American Fork with Mr and Mrs Ellis Parker. The western states missionary meeting was in Salt Lake City attended by Mr and Mrs Gail Turner and Mr and Mrs Edward Davis. A family dinner at Victor Christensen's home included George Maxwell family, Carol Christensen, and Lewis Christensen family. Spencer Crookston and J W Condie family events noted along with christening of Harold Leon Hollingsworth.
West Yellowstone residents welcomed visitors from Preston Jerome and Ogden. The week included trips by Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Jensen with son Brent to Brigham City to see the Fifes, and Mrs. Sylvan Weaver of Ogden visiting Ralph Gayman. A Moore stay brought new grandson news for the Coburns. Ray Bosen, studying in Moscow, visited family in Salt Lake City area, and a Sunday dinner honored Ray with relatives present.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Steers came back Sunday after a ten day trip to San Francisco. They visited with their two sons and families Gene Steers and Bud Steers. Paul Sperry of Rupert and his wife stayed Friday to Sunday with Nathan Swainston and family. Their grandson returned home after spending the prior week with grandparents.
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