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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1963
Page
3
Dayton relief group members toured the Relic Hall in Franklin on Tuesday and followed with lunch at Franklin Pioneer Park. The visit highlighted community aid efforts and local civic engagement by the Dayton group.
Thatcher Tex Hansen son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Hansen has arrived in Washington to begin new duties with the US Navy. The move marks his latest assignment as a naval service member continuing duty in the capital.
Ira Hill age 92 and daughter Gladys Hel mandollar of American Fork visited Cecil Fisher Annie Hatch Mr and Mrs Floyd Hel along with others in Clifton and Preston this past week. The group toured to see friends and relatives as part of a traveling visit.
DAYTON The play cast of Here Comes Charlie met together on Monday and held a swimming party at Downata Slot Springs. They were accompanied by their teacher Mrs Cecil Jensen. After the swim they enjoyed a warmer roast.
Rosanne Schwartz finished her psychiatric training at Rocks College and has returned home until September.
Mr and Mrs Merl Baker and Maxine Choules visited Wayne Baker Sunday. Rebecca Kirkbride and children of Franklin visited her mother. Annie Hatch visited Sun. Mr and Mrs Ezra Olson of Fargo Falls visited his brother Mr and Mrs Ernest Olson Sunday.
The North Cache Valley pea harvest is in full swing with Cal-Pac at Smithfield starting July 5 for Cache Franklin and nearby Caribou counties. Franklin crop is about one third complete with frost impact minor and bean processing to begin next week. The Smithfield plant will switch to corn after peas, and both corn and bean acres match last year as yields look strong.
A joint 4-H and mosquito abatement meeting occurred at the Trenton ward hall with Newton and Clarkston in attendance. Bessie Lemon of the Home Extension Service and Roger Stephens and Lowell Bodily spoke on encephalitis and mosquito control. a short program and prayers followed with songs and community talks.
Vera Young of Thatcher school told tales at Grace library for sixteen youngsters. She served gingerbread men and the children enjoyed a fun day.
Saturday 97 descendants of George Robinson who settled in American Fork in 1852 met at Franklin Pioneer Park. Lunch followed at noon and a program in the LDS church social hall led by Wilburn Robinson. Plans were made to meet next year at Crystal Springs on the second Saturday of July. George Rhingsnn was the father of James Robinson a pioneer resident of Franklin.
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