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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1962
Page
11
Gordon LeBaron and many neighbors visited relatives in Preston and nearby towns. Families gather for birthdays, church events, and a musical rehearsa l while a 4-H club organized as Community Project Helpers elects officers. Several residents travel to Pocatello Rexburg and Ogden for family and church activities.
A group of women gathered Monday evening at Mrs Dana Forsgren s home for a social party with games and refreshments provided by the hostess. A large attendance from the Cleveland Relief Society and stake board met Tuesday afternoon with Pres Marjorie Panter leading the conference. Vera Nielsen Marintha Covert and Phyllis Johnson attended a quilting Wednesday at Mrs Wilda Rasmussen s home in Thatcher. Mr and Mrs Chas McGregor.
News from Grace Idaho includes visits by Mrs Dell Jensen of Bigham City and Mrs Ieckstead of Long Beach to attend their mother’s health. Obituary notices report Bill Corbett in Soda Springs and Bus Larkins, uncle of local residents. Sewing classes, church events, and a basketball game with Bancroft are also mentioned along with various local visits and family updates.
Franklin district leader Franklin Maridyn Lowe thanks all who assisted the March of Dimes drive. Ted Steers chaired the county drive. Bruce Heaps, former Del Rio member, joined his wife and family at the Woodward home. Franklin ward explorers lose a stake tournament game in overtime to Preston’s eighth ward. Reed Jamison and Marlow Woodward visit Piedras Negras for business. Blaine and Fay Burnheiser relocate to Lewiston. Franklin ward choir prepares an Easter cantata. Jose Gonzales family, Mrs. Garcia and Mary move from Lewiston. J. H. Woodward family visit Brigham City hosts and Wellsville neighbors.
An invitation to obtain a free booklet about establishing a new store, issued by Western Auto Supply Company through its New Store Development Department in Ogden Utah Box 1031. The notice targets interested readers seeking guidance on opening a Western Auto location.
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