Preston Personals and Weekend Visitors List
Visitors at the Clarence Kendrick home include Mr and Mrs Willard Langton from St Louis and Reer Crockett of Blackfoot. The Langtons visit Amelia Crockett. Myr and Mrs W H Simmons and Dr and Mrs Drv id Cutler vacationed in Yellowstone. Several families from Salt Lake City and San Francisco visit Idaho Falls area. Elmer Johnson departs for overseas duty in Europe after a three week visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kendrick
Willard Langton
Firmly
St Louis, Mo
Reer Crockett
Blackfoot
Langtons
Amelia Crockett
Myr
W. H. Simmons
Drvid Cutler
Yellowstone Park
LaRue Gibbs
Alton Campbell
Weston
Lorna McDermott
I. M. McDermott
Clifton
Idaho Falls
Reunion, travels, and hospital visits fill weekend notices
The itemized notes report several local social happenings. Deward Gambles and Virgene Gambles attended the Tom Croshaw reunion at Ross Park in Poca tello with a dance and floor show Saturday night. Merlin Smith and family vacationed two days in Salt Lake City. Salt Lake City visitors included John Stoler family and Edith Cluff visiting William Shumway. B G Weaver people visited Salt Lake City with their children. Fred Call and son Jay joined them. Owen Hendricks left for Fort Ord California to enter service. Clarice Rice visited husband Larry Rice in Tacoma Washington, hospital bound after an accidental gunshot wound. Rex Walgren and son Rawn of Ogden spent weekend with Arthur Walgren. Vernon Taylor and son from Dayton Ohio visited Kendrick family last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deward “Mac” Gambles
John Stoler
Edith Cluff
Salt Lake City
William Shumway
B. G. Weaver
Fred Call
Jay
Local families share visits and meetings across towns
Friday homecomings and weekend trips frame a sequence of visits as families from Pocatello Preston and Salt Lake connect with kin. Eldon Larsen travels to Po catello Ogden while Mrs Perkins accompanies him. Merry Mixers and Nifty Little Stitchers meet with refreshments and notes for upcoming Franklin County fair events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie ‘Atkinson
Salt Lake
Eldon Larsen
Pocatello
Rufus Merrill
Bernard Perkins
Minnie Perkins
Helen Bradford
Lucretia Maughan
Franklin County
Carol Stevenson
Ruth Ann Beutler
Joan Archibald
Marie Waddoups
JoAnn Hansen
Ogden
Rex Layne-Ezzard
Dayton Visitor Lottie Collett Called on Local Kin
Mrs. Lottie Collett of San Diego spent last week visiting her sisters and brother in Dayton. She saw Mrs. Mattie Atkinson Emma Phillips and Mr and Mrs James Phillips during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Collett
San Diego
Mattie Atkinson
Emma Phillips
James Phillips
Dalley Family Visits and Local Gathering in Merrill
Mr and Mrs Don Dalley and family travelled to Blackfoot to visit relatives including Milton Dalley. Landell Nelson and family from Filer arrived to take Wayne to Salt Lake for treatment and returned, staying over the weekend. Gilbert Nutter of Salt Lake also visited. The Dacles and Davies joined a Bear Lake trip. Monday evening a Dayton adult Aaronic priesthood group hosted a social at Smithfield park with games and lunch for many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Nelson
Mr. Dalley
Davies
Smithfield Park
Dayton
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Preston
Fred Hegerhorst
Carolyn and
Keith
W . Barton
Blanche Fish
San Francisco
Annie Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth
Mrs. Fish
Bob Bosworth
Lewis Christensen
Rexbure
Lillie Benson
Victor Christensen
George Maxwell
Second Ward
Community Park
Elmer Johnson
Europe
S. M. Baxter
Murray, Ut
Norman Ricks
Congoleum
North State
Sister Kenny
OLIO
LDS Hospital
Merlin Smith
Owen Hendricks
Fort Ord
Calif
Clarice Rice
Larry Rice
Tacoma
Wash
Rex Walgren
Son, Rawn
Arthur Walgren
Mas
Vernon J. Taylor
Dayton, O
Walt Disnay
Lees
O. F Cox
Smithfield
Jack Moser
Don Dalley
Jake Davies
Bear Lake County
Dalley
E. John Rich
St. Charles
Lawn
West Motor Co
Colgate
Edna Hopper
Barbara Gould
McKessons
Kodak Duaflex
Remington
Rae Rr BR Ag
Sy A
Baba
J. Homer Johnson
iGrover Swallow
Brookie Swallow
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