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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1952
Page
11
Dayton residents share family visits as Gladys Bingham and relatives travel from Smithfield to Dayton to see daughter-in-law Virgil Archibald and family. The piece also notes Sabbath services, Relief Society activities, quilting events, and familiar local gatherings including dances, visitors from Ogden and Weston, and a seminary outing.
Swan Lake Merrill Beckstead has been at home the last week with a badly sprained knee due to a fall. Leo Beckstead is a visitor in Rexburg at the home of his daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Dale Hanson and family. Mrs Mary E Kay is ill at home.
Local families share visits across Idaho cities including Pocatello and Virginia. Residents attend MIA stake convention, ball games, temple mission gathering, and a Republican rally in Pocatello while relatives host dinners and join elders’ parties.
The Central PTA sponsors a special meeting next Monday at 7 30 p m in Central school. Supt W H Simmons will present views on building needs. All parents are invited to attend.
The Preston Citizen notes the opening of quail hunting season with guidance on regulations, dates, and regional where to apply for permits as local outdoorsmen prepare for the season.
In Franklin County Idaho the estate of Thaile N Brown deceased is probated. Creditors must file claims with vouchers to Les Brown administrator at Preston within four months after first publication. First publication February 21 1952. Attorneys for administrator are Robert D Wennergren of Preston Idaho and John Moore Williams of Salt Lake City Utah.
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