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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1956
Page
13
Idaho crop certification adds Alora orchard grass Goats fescue and Lincoln smooth brome this year. University of Idaho extension agronomist Howard Roylance confirms the new entrants to the program.
The Whitney explorer basketball team defeated Franklin B Wednesday to clinch the B team Franklin stake championship. Saturday Whitney lost to First Ward A by two points, ending tournament play. A Whitney Aaronic priesthood party honored exbishoprics Morris Poole Fielding Winward and Laurence Bodily with refreshments served. Fireside in recreation room featured Elder Jack Moser and slides. Sunday genealogical services led by Lyman Sharp with Cash Carlston as guest temple official. Bonnie Cole birthday party included games and lunch for attendees Sherrie Porter Ester Sharp Rebecca Cole and others.
Readers note a flurry of visits as families reconnect across states. California trips, homecomings, and gatherings in Hyde Park Logan and Elwood highlight a busy weekend with relatives and friends.
Oxford missionaries and Mrs Henry A Hatch attended a Wednesday meeting at the Oneida stakehouse. They also visited Mr and Mrs Golden Geddes at Bamida Wednesday evening. Little Jimmie Boyce of Layton Utah, visiting his grandfather L M Boyce, returned home Friday. William Baker, spending the winter in Pocatello, Idaho, is noted in the report.
Dancers Yu James and Sharon performed in the floor show. Families and visitors from Po catello, Riverdale, McCammon, California, Logan and Weston joined Sunday school and sacrament services. Local leaders and members discussed primary and relief society topics and conducted meetings through the week.
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