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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1950
Page
2
Local families on Grace and Clifton areas hosted relatives and friends from Logan Dayton Preston Weston and Swan Lake. Several hospitality events included dinners, a farewell testimonial for Hatch and Coburns sons, and a mission home entry for Paul Hatch and Melvin Coburn.
Dayton residents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hansen drove to Salt Lake City to see their daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. R D Atwood and family before departing for New Bedford Massachusetts where Mr Atwood has been transferred as a claims adjustor. Mrs Marvin Jones and family visited Inkom over the weekend as houseguests of Mr and Mrs Bob Hinote. Mr Jones joined from Ashton and returned there while Mrs Jones went home Monday.
Thatcher Glen Weaver and Milo Farnsworth were honored guests at a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Reno Weaver. The event gathered Ida, Worth, and Mendenhall families to celebrate Glenn and Milo as they prepare to enter military service. Also listed are Mrs. Norma Bennett and her daughter visiting St George with Mrs. Vera Nielsen to see Mr. and Mrs. Pete Lancaster.
Weeks were marked by the wedding reception of Jim Elsmore and wife in Smithfield last Friday. Millen Mendenhall visited Logan to see his hospitalized wife and she moved to her sister’s home for a few days before returning home. RO Bennett joined Bill and Keith Nielsen elk hunting. Rex Robinson and family moved to Preston to establish a home. Glen Ruud and wife spent Friday and Saturday in Salt Lake City.
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