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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1954
Page
4
Mink Creek residents report travels and visits across Oregon Nevada and Utah. Claude D Keller family hosted relatives while others attended rodeo church events and a Young family reunion at Ross Park Pocatello. persistent notes cover confirmations baptisms and local teaching staff changes.
Cleveland Mrs. Douglas Williams and children stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Vernon Harris while her husband received arthritis treatment in Logan. Mr and Mrs William Williams and two sons visited Yellowstone Park. Mrs Leland Panter returned from a Seattle trip via United Airlines to Idaho with her husband daughter and grandchildren meeting her at Pocatello airport. Vernon Harris Reed McGregor and Youngs McGregor of Ogden were mentioned among locals.
The Owen family reunion met Saturday at the ward house with Rulon Owen presiding. Howard Auger led singing, Ethel Auger played piano, and minutes and life history of Ernest Owen were read by Horace Owen. A duet by Susanna and Luella Owen and poems by Susanna, plus guitar by Iva Lou Owen, were featured. Public games and luncheon followed. attendees included numerous Owen family members from Glendale Preston Logan Salt Lake City and surrounding towns. The Young Men's Mutual Improvement Association was reorganized Sunday afternoon with Vern Nelson and Bertus Wanner directing.
Verda Nelson was released as a Sunday school teacher and secretary in the YWMIA. Local families attended the Anderson reunion in Willow Park, Logan, and weekend visits linked Maurice Owen, Lester Owen, and Richard Owen with Provo, Preston, and Clearfield residents. Miss Iva Lou Owen joined a Boise vacation trip. Wedding guests celebrated Margie Housley and Lewis Lamb in Richmond Hyde Park. Beehive class held a slumber party on Percy Gibson porch with teacher Marie Oliverson and daughter Marjorie Christensen. A nature hike in Maple Creek featured Linda Hawkes and others after breakfast cooked over a campfire.
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