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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1967
Page
2
A reader Agnes Samuth from Preston urges constructive youth spaces, noting seven existing venues for parents and contrasting the lack of teen facilities. She stresses guiding teens with care as they approach adulthood and asks families to offer the best support.
Patricia Brenchley and Wallace Kohler plan a July wedding at the Franklin stake center. The bride to be is a senior at Idaho State University while Kohler is a junior at Utah State University pursuing agricultural education.
Mrs Lavona Hatch visited her daughter Margaret Dickson in Kaysville on June 25 and returned with family to California. They were joined by Milton Hatch Duane Hatch Fred Josiaw Nels Nelson and Janni fresh from Samoa where they taught for four years. Claire Hatch returned from two weeks in California. The article notes visits by Janet Bosworth Taverle Kendall Himes Hatch to Ogden and a wedding in Salt Lake City. Arlene Holden of Hood River Oregon stayed with Thompson Hatch family and attended her father in law Enos Holden’s funeral.
Dawn Prescott daughter of Mr and Mrs Prescott married Allen L Moser son of Mr and Mrs E L Moser in the Idaho Bealts temple. The ceremony was in the evening with a reception honoring Mr and Mrs Prescot and their families in attendance.
An open house honoring Mr and Mrs Buttars on 50 years of marriage will be held July 8 at the Clarkston LDS ward from 5 to 7 PM. They married July 8 1917 in the Dogan temple and are lifelong Clarkston residents with eight children and 13 grandchildren. The couple has been active in church and community service and both have long histories in local organizations.
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