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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1955
Page
5
Oxford residents and relatives attend a long list of events from Swan Lake to Dayton. The report names Lavona Hatch, Lucy Allen, Rita Keller, Max Walton, Daryl Jensen, Paul Hatch, Merjin Hatch, and many others at dances, temple receptions, Easter programs, and high school functions across Logan, Bancroft, Preston, Soda Springs, and Dayton.
Mrs Rheta Griffeth of Poca with Mr and Mrs Thurman Griffetti attend a Salt Lake conference Sunday. Mrs Alta Lee Hall of Ogden and Mrs Lorraine Willis of Reno visit midweek. Families travel between Ogden Reno Caldwell Layton and Salt Lake for hospital, baptisms and doctor visits as community notices report.
Mr and Mrs Ray Porter and family of Ogden spent Saturday night with George Porter and family. Elvord Monson and family from Preston visited Fred E Porter and Mervin Johnsons. Denzel Larsen and family hosted Wednesday evening. Owen Parkinson from Bountiful spent the weekend with Harry Knapp family. Otto Gregory traveled to Eden to visit their daughter. Wrights returned from a trip to Ohio. Harry Knapp attended a reception for Royce Ostergard in Salt Lake City. Keith Taylor from Preston visited Fred E Porter and family Sunday. Orson Olson and children Fred and Marie spent Sunday with Earl Bowett family.
Dayton Mr and Mrs Dean Jensen and family of Salt Lake spent Easter Sunday with his parents in town. Lamar Carlson and family of Richmond visited her parents. Albert Moser and daughters left for San Jose California to visit relatives. Virgil Archibald family toured Wellsville to see his mother and children. Margaret Dalley, a Rexburg college student, spent Easter week with her parents.
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