Miss Idaho 1958 Niece of Local Woman
Miss Bonnie Baird Miss Idaho 1958 is a niece of Mrs. Orson Baugh of Preston. She is the daughter of Seth Baird, brother of Mrs. Baugh. They reside in Heyburn.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1958
Page
6
Miss Bonnie Baird Miss Idaho 1958 is a niece of Mrs. Orson Baugh of Preston. She is the daughter of Seth Baird, brother of Mrs. Baugh. They reside in Heyburn.
Gunnison Utah teacher Wendell Checketts prepares to join the All-American Chorus for a ten country European tour. The group of about ten voices will perform first in France with concerts planned in England Germany Italy Austria Belgium Switzerland Luxembourg Monaco and Holland. Members are chosen for vocal talent ability and character.
The Otto E. Johnson family will hold a reunion next Sunday at Preston park. Otto Johnson and wife moved to Preston in 1884 with six children and later had six more. The Johnsons include Otto Ashton Herman Rupert Albert Logan Nephi Lewiston Ernest Emma Laurence Alma Lulu Harvey Arnold. Visitors may call from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Travel and Hobby club met June 25 at Mrs. Alfred Kern’s home with Mrs. Oliver Greaves as hostess. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Scabland of Lewiston spoke about their South Sea Islands tour during the LDS temple dedication and showed colored films. Emily Evans presented musical numbers. luncheon served to 12 members and six guests.
Mrs. Ollie Foss hosted a patio breakfast for Gwen Collier and family from Menlo Park and other visitors. The group later traveled to Malad for lunch and bridge. Logan golf club held dress up day with Sue Merrill winning for originality. Kendall family reunion honored Mrs Kendall's birthday. Gladys Handy wed in Idaho Falls with Handy family attending.
Preston citizen reports a group of six Girl Scouts from Van Nuys California traveling with leaders on a 17 day bus tour. They stopped in Preston for mail and postcard mail forwarding, slept in sleeping bags, and cooked their own meals. The trip costs $60 per girl and includes Yellowstone Tetons and Boulder Dam visits.
Miss Lila Rae Rasmussen wed Marion Paul Bennett at the Logan LDS temple on June 2 in a service officiated by A George Raymond. The couple, Preston High School graduates, were honored at a Mink Creek reception. They plan to reside in Winder.
Over a week many guests visited the Ralph G. Davis home including J D Dockstader Becky of Cedar City Utah Leonard Taylor of Pocatello and Cleve Randall of Blackfoot. A C Hansen left for Chicago for Kiwanis convention and to Wisconsin. Mrs Rachel Allen and Mrs Florence Wixom visited Hansen. others visited with local families including the Shumways Haworths and Lloyds.
The American Legion Post 34 Preston held an installation dinner Thursday night with Harold Winn in charge. District commander Bob Price of Lava conducted the installation. New officers include Don Hymas as commander Edward Davis first vice commander Don Bright second vice commander Oliver Hansen chaplain Bill Auger reinstated sergeant at arms Howard Johnson reinstated service officer Norman Steele replaced Duke Hansen historian and Eugene Chatterton adjutant. Thirty members attended and urged support for the coming year as memberships for 1958 are being accepted.
A weekend family reunion gathered 46 Randall relatives in Blackfoot at Verl G Randall home. Attendees included W W L Randall Ralph G Davis of Preston J D Dockstaden of Cedar City Utah and others from Idaho Falls and surrounding towns. The gathering featured a picnic socializing group singing and photo snapshots.
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