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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1959
Page
8
A long list of Preston and nearby residents and visitors is noted. Families from Salt Lake City, California, Idaho, and Utah gathered for visits, hosting and travel, with many accompanying relatives to events and churches, plus updates on soldiers and students.
Mr and Mrs Dee Parkinson and children of Rexbury stayed overnight with his parents the Parkinsons. Wayne Dunkley and children of Ogden Don Robinson and children of Weston and Vic Dunkley visited their parents the Dunkleys. George Hill drove to Ogden to visit his wife’s brother Parker Perkins at Dee hospital and saw the Christensen family at Logan’s Nelson Mortuary. Many from Franklin attended Nora Jean Christensen’s funeral in Newton. Roland Parkinson visited the Christensen family at Newton Sunday and stopped by Lewis ton on the way home. Virginia Reeve of Denver visits her parents and daughter Patricia Wilkinson and family. Shatinon Nash Janet Fuhriman from Preston High School marched. Joan Wood award. Linda Jakues Shirlene Zah a placed at Teton High. Adaimson’s grandson Jeffery Ogden spent last week with them. Perry Shumway and children of Brigham City were Sunday dinner guests of his parents the Shumways. Frank Olsen and son Michael and grandson Martel Olsen of Weston visited Grant Lewis Sunday afternoon.
The Preston Pickwick club met at Mrs. Wanda Palmer’s home with 20 members. New officers elected for the year are Donna Taylor president Maurine Burton vice president Rhonda Poole secretary. A dessert luncheon followed and baby shower plans for Mrs. Lorraine Hawkes were shared at the event.
Howard and Mrs Maughan spent 15 days in Utah visiting Salt Lake City and Price. They met with Dr Frank S Harris and were hosted by the Harris family. Their granddaughter Nola Parry led a Price Ladies Literary League program. Voices of Spring musical directed by Nola Parry featured LDS Relief Society singers. They visited Ogden and Logan families before returning home.
Delta Kappa Gamma Alpha Nu chapter held a business meeting and recruitment luncheon in Soda Springs with hostesses Mary Nielson and Ruby Sorenson. Twenty five fifth district students seeking teaching careers attended from Eastside district 201. Diane Winward Sylvia Swainstone and Betty Christensen were guests. Ada Condie gave an inspirational thought. Fern Tipton offered teaching suggestions. Members present include LaBeen Lowe Franklin Gertrude Freeman Soda Springs Alda Oakley Dingle Fern Tipton Clarissle Anderson Montpelier Ada Condie Preston Marva Mickelson Gladys Gray Bancroft Roma Anderson Esther Ziegler Grace Vera Young Thatcher Lucille Crawford Miranda Sparks Paris Helen Whitman Mildred Clayton Montpelier Na Wright Preston Rita Gorton Edna Lallatin Mary Nielson Ruby Sorenson Evelyn Thirkill Soda Springs.
Baptist services set for Sunday at 2 p m in the Franklin county courthouse basement. All interested people invited to attend with Reverend Strom of Logan as speaker.
Classified brief notes outline buying and selling options in the PRES TTON CITIZEN. Local readers are invited to place ads for items services and employment opportunities.
Weston residents gathered Saturday at the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesper Rasmussen at 20 West Second North for a surprise house warming. Neighbors presented a painting Sunday to the couple through Mrs. Arley Dewey and son Harvey of Weston. Mrs. Eva Gibbons and her four children of Bancroft were dinner guests at the Walker home.
The 83-year-old Mrs. Alice Greaves received a party at 2 pm on her birthday April 16. Twenty members shared a hot luncheon and a gift. Mrs. LaVeda Sharp and Mrs. Ruby Carter sang a duet at her request. Mrs. John Sharp visited Ogden last Wednesday.
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