Christmas Visits and Gatherings Across Dayton Area
Dayton and surrounding communities spent Christmas visiting relatives and hosting gatherings. Families such as the Mosers Beutlers Larsons and Taylors shared dinners and holidays at homes in Preston, Logan, Ogden, and nearby towns. Multiple service members, extended families, and ward groups held parties, dances, and cantatas while travelers returned home from Camp Carson and other posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Richmond
Mattie Atkinson
Gary
Notable College Returnees Over Holiday Break
Miss Barbara Hogan Rex Roper and Morris Anderson are home from college for the holidays marking a welcome reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara ‘Hogan
Rex Roper
Morris Anderson
Local families sharing holidays and guests during Christmas
Franklin and Abbie Anderson hosted a family dinner for Christmas Eve after moving into a new home. City council members planned street lighting for the holidays. Sunday guests included Douglas Wrights and Ruth Ann Day of Richmond, plus Jim Rankin and daughters. Additional visitors came from Lava, Pocatello, Jerome, Weston to attend Ida Hawkley’s funeral.
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Abbie Anderson
Douglas Wright
Dewain Day
Ruth Ann
Richmond
Jim Rankin
Joan
Ann
Lava
Pocatello
George Anderson
Paul
Jerome
Gerald Wright
Frank Shrives
Weston
Harry Shrives
Ida Hawkley
Reeves Couple Host Christmas Holiday Houseguests
Mr and Mrs Melvin M Reeves spent the Christmas weekend in Delta Utah as houseguests of Mrs Reeves. The item notes a family gathering and location details reflecting social column details from the Preston area.
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Melvin M. Reeves
Delta
Preston Holiday Guests From Nearby Towns and Students
Mr and Mrs Frank Beck and family spend holidays in Preston as guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas Heath. Rex Clayson and children visit Preston from Pocatello. Pamela and Brenda Peterson visit St Anthony with relatives. University of Idaho students Dick Condie Gilbert Jensen and Bill Nash spend holidays at home. Art Cohenour and daughter Paula visit Preston from Salt Lake City.
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Don Dalley
St. Charles
E. John Rich
Viola
Cornwall
St. George Is
Don Bradford
George Hogan
Dorothy Jerrard
Salt Lake City
Heber Allen
Preston
Howard Young
Kenneth
Wright
Thatcher
Thatcher Ward
Wayne Anderson
Jolene Rasmussen
Karine Harris
Sivell
Smith
Salt Lake
Luella
Jacqulyn Mendenhall Barden
Pfc
Robert W. Barden
Miter
Thomas Heath
Hugh
Rex Clayson
Pocatello
Mrs. Clayson
Roy Nelson
Roy Peterson
Pamela
St. Anthony
Neils Peterson
University of Idaho
Dick Condie
A. G. Condie
Gilbert Jensen
Dean Jensen
Bill Nash
Alton Nash
Art Cohenour
Paula
Cohenour
Jack Hickenlooper
Mrs Gwen Collier Visits California Relatives
Mrs. Gwen Collier and her daughters Sally and Jennifer left last week for Menlo Park California to visit her mother Mrs. Emily Craner and spend the remainder of the holidays there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwen Collier
Sally
Jennifer
Menlo Park
Calif
Emily Craner
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