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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1976
Page
2
A Franklin community celebration drew visitors from Salt Lake City Ogden Preston Smithfield and more. Families attended gatherings at Franklin homes Eden events included a birthday tribute for Ricky and Brady Durrant and a VICA club trip to Miami with Pratt High students.
Freeman Jepsen and family hosted guests including Dan Jepsen from Brigham City and Viola Larsen a Los Angeles visitor with sisters Mary Webster and Lela Ruckert from Ogden. The group also included Ray Lester from Salt Lake City and Allen Christiansen relatives. Dorothy Christensen and Allen Christensen joined in Fort Sam Texas with the National Guard. Berry Brendon of Seattle, Conrad Vale of Preston, and other relatives visited during the weekend. Linda Gerber and the Gerber family attended church in Montpelier for a mission report. Seaborn Lamont and another party went to Pocatello for horse races.
Dayton scene shows Archibald family and Rexburg relatives living with Lynn Archibald's mother after Teton flood destroyed their homes. Several relatives travel between Rexburg Provo Logan and Salt Lake City while others visit in Preston and Dillon for family reasons and medical updates.
Mr and Mrs Charlie McKague of Sugar City hosted overnight guests at the Nelson home. The James Lowe reunion in Franklin drew Cluff Gibson family members including Roxy Hull, two sons from Farmington, Bruce Stocks and sons from Winder, Chet Gibson and son from Missoula, Mira Thatcher of Logan, Kim Gibson of Soda Springs, and Glen Jamison with Mrs Lucy Gibson. Mrs Crafford of Pocatello and her children visited Floyd Bennett weekend. Winder Ward Relief Society sponsored an Idaho Days photography booth.
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