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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1958
Page
20
Mrs Myrtle Waddoups reports that she and her daughter, Mrs Blaine Snuffer, both of Dayton, have stayed with the child for three days along with Mrs Rea Barrington and Mrs McGinnis.
The item notes Marie went to Salt Lake City to see a child, Mrs. Dave Haslam hosted Thanksgiving guests, Mr and Mrs A J Peterson hosted visitors, the Haslams traveled to Providence to visit Lloyd family, and Lloyd Speth and Bonnie visited Dayton. The passages reference former residents and a Sunday dinner.
Numerous families from Dayton to Hyde Park hosted Thanksgiving meals. Attendees included BYU and USU students and relatives from Layton Logan Preston and Salt Lake City. Notables: Valery Kay Smith birth. sphere of guests extended to Kearns Downey Caldwell Provo and Idaho Falls with multiple generations.
Weekend notes show 2 Mir and Mrs Harry Knapp visiting the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Porter and Maxine for Thanksgiving. The event included Mr and Mrs Ete Vold Monson and family in Preston, with references to Roosevelt connections and time spent at their home.
Mr and Mrs Orion Olsen and family of Preston spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Ma and Mrs Karl Bowert. Maxie Porter and LaRue Long visited the home of Mr and Mrs Glade Anderson of Tremorston. Mr and Mrs George R Porter spent Thanksgiving day at the home of Mr and Mrs Mervin Johnson in Preston. Mr and Mrs Thora Porter and family of Preston spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs George R Porter.
A fragment from the Preston Citizen offers a brief news item with unclear subject and limited readable facts. The partial text lacks concrete names, dates, or events to confirm the story scope.
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