Mrs. Mary Kay of Swan Lake Honored at Eighty-Fifth
Mary Kay of Swan Lake celebrated her 85th birthday at home. Born February 1, 1867 in Smithfield to Samuel A Merrill and Lenora Noble Merrill, she married Joseph W Kay on February 2, 1888 in the Logan temple. Her husband died in 1918. She served as Relief Society president and counselor for over 33 years. She has two living children J Vern Kay and Venna Gibbs and many descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Merrill Kay
Swan Lake
Sister Kay
Smithfield
Samuel A
Lenora Noble Merrill
Joseph W. Kay
Logan Temple
Kay
Relief Society
J. Vern
R. J
Venna) Gibbs
Flora Christiansen and Theron Gambles Wed in Temple Rites
Flora Christiansen of Downey and Theron Gambles of Swan Lake wed in the Logan LDS temple on January 25 with ElRay Christiansen presiding. The ceremony united families in a reception at the bride's parents home and featured formal attire, corsages, a pink and white rose cake, and a trousseau room. The newlyweds will live in Ogden where the groom is employed.
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Logan
Flora Christiansen
Downey
Theron Gambles
Swan ‘Lake
ElRay Christiansen
Elvin Christiansen
George R. Gambles
Willis Brim
Fred Penrose
Eugene Barnes
Don Hart
Alene Christiansen
Mr. Christiansen
Mr. Gambles
Trousseau
Barbara Luke
Gladys Barnes
Marilyn Gambles
Jerry Christiansen
Beulah Brim
Connie Criddle
Ogden
Card of Thanks for Joseph L Hansen
The Hansen family extends gratitude to all who helped during the illness and passing of their son and brother Joseph L Hansen. Signed by Mrs Inger Hansen and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L .Hansen
Inger Hansen
Family thanks for floral offerings and kindness after bereavement
The Family of Luther J. Nuffer thanks friends for the lovely floral offerings and many gestures of kindness shown during our bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther
J. “Nuffer
Preston Personals Announce Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Dan Belnap of Logan were visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Emory Belnap on Sunday. Mrs Ford Christensen has spent the past two weeks in Salt Lake City with her daughter Mrs Jay Farmer and Mr and Mrs Albert P Anderson and Mrs R G Cranney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan. Belnap
Logan Cvere
Emory Belnap
Ford Christensen
Salt Lake City
Jay Farmer
Albert P. Anderson
R. G. Cranney
Andersons and Cranney travel plans noted
Weekend departures list several relatives visiting and traveling. The Andersons head to Los Angeles for a month while Mrs. Cranney plans to return to Preston in ten days. Visitors at the Howard J. Maughan home include three of four daughters from Logan and Salt Lake City.
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Los Angeles
Andersons
Howard J. Maughan Home
E.mitchell Bentley
Margaret
Logan
Helen
Dora Maughan
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Salt Lake City
Idaho
Portland
San Francisco
Dora
Brigham Young University
Provo
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Fred Davis
Preston
Nan Parkinson
Bernice Parkinson
Franklin
Red Mill
DeLyle Condie
Mr. and
P. M. Condie
Preston High School
Willem
Keeper
Ern‘s Appliance & Sport
Ern Britenbeker
Mary Kay
Hobbs Birthday Club
Shumway
WP. Shumway
King's Men
Craftsman
Statesman
Johnson
Barbara Gould
Johnson's Drug
Whitman's
Brown & Haley
Saylors
Theron
Laura Larsen
Valentine Favors
Elsie Bodily
Letha McKnight
Douglas Holmes
Bonnie Boden
Douglas
Julie Simmons
Nancy Greaves
Marjorie Robinson
Evelyn Edgley
Brooks Tilford
Teddie Roper
Gary Merrill
Brent Neeley
Radia Neeley
Valentine
Dorothy Kendrick
Vera Biggs
Lorraine Solley
Era Biggs
Caroline Condie
Vern Dean
C. D. Booker
Don Smith
Kent
California
Mrs. Booker
Phyllis
Santa Barbara
Smith
San Diego
Penney’s Low
P .Pique
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