Fairview Notices of Visits and Ward Reunion Planned
Fairview residents host relatives from Forbes Ogden Pocatello and Filer as visitors gather for family dinners and a ward reunion set for February 21. The event will serve dinner at 7 30 and invites all former ward members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
John King
Bishop
Wendell Rawlings
Clair Egbert
Asa Bodily
Dallas Gilbert
Arco
Jay Rawlings
Norman Nelson
Merick Hinckley
Clark Inglet
Brent Bodily
Sharon Rawlings
Earl Neeley
Ogden
Vern Cole
Janice Gregory
Pocatello
Joseph Bodily
Dean Hall
Bryce
Filer
Carrie Hall
Dee Sharp
Vernon,Sharp
Preston Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Reed McEntire traveled to Brigham City Saturday and met by Earl and Mrs McEntire. They dined in Ogden. Charles Keller and sons Richard and Dean from Brigham City called on B G Weaver Wednesday. Dinner guests at Ralph Davis included DeMar Davis and baby Gregg Midvale and Cecil Coburn and daughter Enid Preston. Wells McEntire, Mrs June Richardson, and others visited Logan for dinner with Gale Madsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed McEntire
Brigham City
Earl McEntire
Ogden
Charles Keller
Richard
Dean
B. G. Weaver
Ralph Davis
DeMar Davis
Baby Gregg
Midvate
Cecil Coburn
Enid
Preston
Wells McEntire
June Richardson
Logan
Gale Madsen
Recital by Mrs. Woodward Students At Home
Mrs. Vella Woodward presented several students in a home recital last week. Participants included Patsy Fredrick Naomi Helen Sylvia Dominguez and Mary Jane Parkinson. After the recital she served refreshments to about 30 relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vella Woodward
Patsy Fredrick
Oneida Station
Ara
Naomi
Helen
Sylvia Dominguez
Mary Jane Parkinson
Local births listed for Preston and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Kerry Campbell of Preston welcome a baby boy born February 4. Mr and Mrs Robert Gene Lowe of Franklin celebrate a son born February 6. Mr and Mrs Elmer Oliverson of Preston announce a baby boy born February 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerry Campbell
Preston
Robert Gene Lowe
Franklin
Elmer Oliverson
Funeral for Milo Harrison in Richmond and local social notes
Mrs Bonnie Doney Mrs Vilate Hobbs and Mrs Almeda Hendricks attended Milo Harrisons funeral in Richmond Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Robert Gene Lowe welcomed a baby boy at Preston hospital Friday weighing 11b 14oz. Mrs Ruby Haworth hosted the 500 club Wednesday afternoon with Vilate Hobbs winning high score and Grace Robinson all-out. Ted Steers returned from Las Vegas Nevada by train Sunday. Camille Beckstead and Beverly visited Floyd and Mrs Robinsons home last week while husband Gordon was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Doney
Vilate Hobbs
Almeda Hendricks
Milo Harrison
Richmond
Robert Gene Lowe
Preston Hospital
George Mylrose
Ruby Haworth
500
Vilate- Hobbs
Grace Robinson
Ted Steers
Las Vegas
Nev
Camille Beckstead
Beverly
Floyd Robinson
Gordon
Beckstead attends Alpha Kappa Psi convention in Fresno
The article notes Beckstead at a Alpha Kappa Psi business fraternity convention in Fresno California. It also recounts weekend visits from the Wilkinson family to the Doney home, a birthday dinner for Mrs. Doney, a book review by Mrs. Harold Lowe for the ESA sorority in Logan, and various family travels to Las Vegas Salt Lake City and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckstead
Alpha Kappa Psi
USA
Fresno
Calif
Paul Winkinson
North Salt Lake
Levor Doney
Verl' Smith
Las Vegas
Wnev
February Taxes Hit, Sixteenth Amendment Adopted
The income tax law became the sixteenth amendment to the U.S. Constitution on February 24, 1913, changing how Americans faced tax obligations amid wintry weather woes.
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Eva Hawker
Forbes
Mtnn
Theron Rawlings
Darwin Rawlings
Norman Smith
Melvin Smith
Norman
Dren
Kay
Linda Nielson
Unday
Preston High School
Keith
Clayson
McUne Motor CO
Idaho
Fryer Parts
Large, Calif
Old Hill
Sunshine
Ria
Amtivais Ms
Prac
Horace Haworth
Julius Caesar
Augustus
Chihuahua
Ronald Palmer
Glenn Ford
Ernest Borgnine
Tarzan
Sun-Mon
Party Girl
Robert Taylor
Cyd Charisse
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