Aunt Dies and Grace Wrestling Meet Result
Beatrice Paskins learns of the long illness and death of her aunt Mrs Jessie Watkins. Grace High School hosted a wrestling meet with Malad. Grace won the matches.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1964
Page
3
Beatrice Paskins learns of the long illness and death of her aunt Mrs Jessie Watkins. Grace High School hosted a wrestling meet with Malad. Grace won the matches.
Cleveland-Grace briefs list many local residents visiting relatives and traveling to Utah and Nevada. Mrs Mary Neelley of Riverdale boards a jet from Salt Lake City to visit daughter Evelyn, with other entries noting family travels to Preston Arco and Thatcher and hospital or wedding plans.
Preston City treasurer publishes a report showing total disbursements and balance on hand of 100 578 05 dollars. Stella M Peterson attests as treasurer and the statement is sworn on January 20 1964 by notary A R Swainston. Published January 23 1964.
Blaine Stevenson is supervising in the Linrose area while employed there. Linrose Primary officers and teachers met at Mrs Harold Stevenson’s home for a preparation session with nearly full attendance and post class refreshments.
Dayton notes a Illinois sister visiting Mrs Myrtle Waddoups for two weeks. Dayton residents attended a Oneida Stake dance practice with Marilyn Schwartz and others. Temple attendees from Dayton include May Jensen and Stella Dalley. Additional items mention Salt Lake City visits, William Binggell's major surgery, and Phillips visiting Richmond family.
Fairview couples visit Smithfield for a dinner in honor of their anniversaries and attend the Preston Junior High versus Smithfield basketball game.
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