Visiting Franklin residents and local gathering noted
Visiting the ward on Washington's birthday were Mr and Mrs DeWilton Parkinson of Tremonton, former Franklin residents and Leonard Parkinson's son. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Roger Peterson of Salt Lake City who met her parents, Mr and Mrs Grant Doney. A party at Val Dean Durrant's home included Mr and Mrs Darvel Durrant, Brenton Atkinson, and Melvin Hollingsworth with supper and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
DeWilton Parkinson
Tremonton
Parkinsons
Franklin
Leonard Parkinson
Rodger Peterson
Salt Lake
Grant Doney
Val Dean Durrant
Darvel Durrant
Brenton Atkinson
Melvin Hollingsworth
Families Visit in Oxford Attend Games and Gatherings
In Oxford area notes, the Dickson and Hatch families visit relatives including the Hatches in Preston and Andersons, attend Dayton basketball games, and stay overnight with Pokatello connections. The piece lists multiple weekend visits among Dicksons Hatchs Kirkbrides Bakers and others, plus a funeral and a medical procedure.
Linda Bingham Engaged to Conard Christensen
Mr and Mrs Sterling A. Bingham announce the engagement of their daughter Linda to Conard Christensen son of Mr and Mrs J Auraul Christensen. They plan a March 22 wedding in the Logan temple with a reception that evening at the Weston ward cultural hall. Linda is a West Side high school graduate and Stevens Henager alumna. Conard is a Preston high school and seminary graduate who studied at Idaho State University and served a Northern States mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorin Panter
David Cutler
Preston Hospital
Dee Johnson
Idaho Falls
la Faun Johnson
Dahl Robbins
Leland Panter
Pennie Bell
Pocatello
Richard Meeker
Norman Harris
Garland
Grace Harris
Grace
Cleveland Ward
Williams Ward
Roger Bennett
Eddie Panter
Philip Panter
Sterling A. Bingham
Linda
Conard Christensen
J Auraul Christensen
Logan Temple
Weston Ward
West Side High School
Stevens Henager Business School
Preston High
Idaho State University
Local club gatherings highlight community ties
Nineteen Fine Arts members visited Mrs Lucretia Maughan for a book review by Mrs Elnora Magie. The Rachel Porter DUP camp was hosted by Mrs Amy Kern with Clara Hollingsworth and Verna Bennett assisting. Mrs Clarissa Buttars led a lesson on The Mormon Battalion with 13 guests served. Flora Winn hosted The Gay Nineties club for a luncheon and games. The TOPS club met at the Fifth Ward recreation hall noting 22 pounds lost. potential joiners urged to attend Monday at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Club
Lucretia Maughan
Elnora Magie
Rachel Porter
Amy Kern
Clara Hollingsworth
Verna Bennett
Clarissa Buttars
Mormon Battalion
Flora Winn
Tops Club
Fifth Ward
Beth Gunnell
Della Moser
East Franklin Social Roundup Connects Local Families
Brent Robinson and his wife Karen Cutler visited Franklin with their children while Brent travels to a Washington business appointment. Relatives from Twin Falls Eaton Town and Franklin attended stake dances and met local residents. Washington’s birthday was marked by a ward reunion dinner and dance led by the Keith Jensen orchestra with a Relief Society program and Mutual Marrieds meeting led by Arlando Larsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Bishop
Floyd Robinson
Brent Brent
Karen Cutler
Boston
Mass
Brent
Harvard Business School
Washington
Gordon
Camille) Beckstend
Twin Falls
Eatontown
Wayne Shumway
Earl Shumway
Shumways
Paul Fennesbeck
Franklin County
Fennesbeck
Pete Wickham
Klane Forsgren Klane
Clifford Forsgren
Preston
Shumway
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Forsgren
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
Franklin Ward
Ward
Relief Society
Keith Jensen
Arlando Larsen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anderson Lumber
Iikti
Anderson
Nderson Aulf
Oxford
Albert Dickson
Farmington
Henry Hatch
Claire Hatch
Dicksons
Dayton
Mark Anderson
Hatches
Rebecca Kirkbride
Annie Hatch
Cleveland Briefs
Linda Bingham
East
Frs
SAT
Grace Theatre
Grace, Idaho
John Deere
P.T.D
Grace Equipment Co., Inc
P.O
International Trucks
Farmall Tractors
McCormick Farm Equipment
Sighs
Gantly
Victor
RCA Victor
Jensen TV
North State ST
Preston, Idaho
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