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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1965
Page
11
Mrs Pearl Christensen hosted a quilting session at Mine Creek last week joining helpers Mrs Shirlene Moosman Mrs Anna Keller and Mrs Irene Christensen for the project.
Tomes C son faculty member spoke at the American Le n Austhors Pls event on Civil Defense. The talk covered community readiness and emergency planning within the Grace era context.
A string of Preston and Franklin gatherings featured Valentine themes. Mrs Milton Cutler led a party with Reba Johnson as guest. Edith Flinnstead taught a lesson at Clara Holleşworth’s home. multiple clubs shared luncheons, pinochle, and time score awards with eight to fifteen attendees.
Mr and Mrs Oliver Nelson of Cody Wyoming are in Preston this week visiting his brothers and sisters and families Mrs Lillian Radford Mr and Mrs Ted Parry Mr and Mrs Farold Robinson Mr and Mrs Vern Nelson and Mr and Mrs Earl Nelson
Frances Rawlins Hayes of Lewiston married Stewart B Eccles in the Salt Lake temple with Pres Howard S McDonald officiating. Hayes is a Salt Lake City librarian. Eccles is prominent in church welfare. After a Phoenix honeymoon, they will reside at 2693 East 19th Street, Salt Lake City.
Mr and Mrs Don G. Muir of Garden Grove California announce the marriage of their daughter LaDawna Murray Muir of Preston Idaho to Lawrence Elmer Miller Jr of Kearns Utah. The couple wed at Malad on January 30. An open house Sunday February 13 from 4 to 7 pm at 153 West 2nd South, home of Mr. and Mrs Robert B. Murray.
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