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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1951
Page
8
Preston residents share weekend visits and long trips with relatives in Richmond Ogden Idaho Falls and Encinitas. Nifty Needle and bridge clubs met with luncheon and handwork sessions while ribbons were earned at Gooding fair. Local families travel to Ogden Seattle Portland and Mount Pleasant for business and pleasure.
Hansen spent Monday in Salt Lake City and Lagoon with Dan Auger joining them in Salt Lake. The Burrups and Fishers returned from Yellowstone and other trips. Little Jimmy Kears recovers from polio and travels with his mother to Ogden for treatment. Golf attendees include Mrs. O R Cutler and Mrs. Homer Johnson in Logan. Rasmussen family visited Burley for a granddaughter’s christening Bonnie Kay. Yellowstone and Island Park trips noted with various local residents.
The Paul R. Wynn ranch transacted a $48,000 real estate loan amid local activity. Stephen Hodges of Kuna spent the weekend at the home of Robert Radford, son of Mrs. Lillie Radford. Vaughn Taylor of Weston, real estate salesman for N. J. Larsen, left for Montana to handle the firm's business there. Mrs. Don Greaves entertained her club with a desert luncheon for eight and pinochle, with Mrs. Ora Winn taking high score and Mrs. Lorraine Lower second. Mrs. Gwen Collier hosted a bridge party at the Elks lodge with guests Mrs. Alton Nash, Mrs. Carl Booker, and Mrs. O. D. Robinson. Mrs. Arthur Wallgren's birthday party at sister Mrs. Allie Bodily's home drew about 20 attendees, with Mrs. Oneta Bernon of Pocatello among the out-of-town guests. Flowers and refreshments adorned the rooms.
Albert Moser cooked steaks corn on the cob and potatoes in Dutch oven style for about 45 minutes at Willow Flat as Farm Bureau directors and guests enjoyed the campfire supper hosted by Franklin County Farm Bureau president Frank Gilbert. Special guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Redford and Mr. and Mrs. John Webb of Pocatello.
Mr and Mrs Lee Wheeler and their sons Lee and Dorcey attended a surprise party at Ray Wheelers Logan home Saturday evening to celebrate his birthday with family and friends.
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