Social visits span Preston and neighbor communities
Glendale residents Mr and Mrs Ivan Cordingly and family of Preston visited Mr and Mrs Fred Wanner and family. Leo remained with the Wanner family. Wells McEntire and son Reed of Preston were visitors. Mrs Edna Housley and daughters Carol and Marilyn of Leestown spent time with Emma Roger and family. Blaine Webster stayed in Yellowstone Park. Vern Nelson spent Tuesday in Ogden Utah. D A Martin and Orrin Golightly of Preston visited. Adolph Spatig and family of Riverdale called on Fred Warner and family. Howard J Auger of the stake board visited Sunday school. Jackie Wheeler of Preston spent Sunday with Lyman Warner. Leland Auger and daughters Cleda and Ellen visited Cale and Allen Burt in Ogden. Bobby Larsen of Burley visiting cousin Larry Larsen. Eliot Smith of Riverdale spent weekend with Beverly Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Cordingly
Preston
Fred Wanner
Leo
Wanner
Wells McEntire
Reed
Edna Housley
Carol
Marilyn
Lewiston
Ogden
Utah
D. A. Martin
Orrin Golightly
Adolph Spatig
Riverdale
Fred Warner
Howard J. Auger
Stake Board
Jackie Wheeler
Lyman Warner
Leland Auger
Cleda
Ellen
Cale Burt
Allen Burt
Bobby Larsen
Burley
Larry Larsen
Eliot Smith
Beverly Nelson
Nurse Marion Kercher to Join St Marks Hospital Salt Lake City
Marion Kercher, a Preston Hospital nurse for two years, will leave to take a surgical assistant post at St Marks Hospital in Salt Lake City. She will visit her Richmond parents, Mr and Mrs Al Kircher, in Buhl Idaho before her assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Kercher
Preston Hospital
St. Marks Hospital
Salt Lake City
Surgica
al Kircher
Richmond
Buhl
Idaho
Local residents reunions and service leave noted in Preston area
Community notices report fishing success for Ted Lewis and Warren Fjelstead families at Jackson Hall and Jackson Lake. Edna Shaver visits from Los Angeles. Reunions at Bear Lake include Mae Geddes and family. Navy discharge brings Dean Bambrough home after 38 months in the Asiatic Pacific. Local officials visit Ogden, and many family visits and travels outline the Preston area social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Bambrough
A. L. Bambrough
Navy
U. S. Kasgasgla
Service Members Return and Family News Digest
Jewel Christensen stationed at Camp Pot Louisiana is home on fur lough and will report to the west coast for overseas assignment. T/Sgt. Dee Webster returns to Fairfield California and his wife Wanda Nelson expects to join him there. Mr and Mrs Perry Nielsen return to Mount Clemens Michigan after a month in Preston. Dr and Mrs David Cutler Mr and Mrs Bill Davis and families enjoyed Yellowstone Park last week. Lucy Fackrell of Bountiful visits at the Allred home. Ralph Davis and family drive to Blackfoot to join the Hatchs for Yellowstone Park tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel Christensen
Camp Pot
Lousiana
West Coast
Dee Webster
Fairfield
California
Wanda Nelson
Perry Nielsen
Preston
Mount Clemens
Michigan
David Cutler
Bill Davis
Yellowstone Park
Lucy Fackrell
Bountiful
Mrs. P. L. Allred
Ralph Davis
Blackfoot
David Hatch
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Sporting Goods
Army Made
Skooters
Ernest
Brlisnbsker
Glendale
Elks
Brothers of
Oeaston
First Security Bank Bldg
Ted Lewis
Warren ‘Fjelstead
Oyden
Jackson ‘Hale
Edna Shaver
Los Angeles
Lewis Neeley
Reid
Bear Lake
Mae Geddes
Dea
Archie
Elnna Swann
Geddes
Guy Nelson
Virginia
Moselle Geddes
Mrs. Harris
Meridian Newspaper
Citizen Office
George Preece Jr
Ray Roghaar
Delma Bosworth
War Food Administration
Georgia Hobbs
John Hobbs
Lynn Perry
Vic
Great Lakes
Illinois
Bill Bennion
Calif
Jack Anderson
Robert
Bob)j. Anderson
Bob
Manila
Norfolk
Panama Canal
Shelton
University’ of Utah
Antone Jensen
Selma Bergquist
Bergquist
Station
Lott Viehweg
Gerald Weaver
Compton
Beverly
Barbara Cummings
Wat Ogden
Charles “A. Nuffer
Venice
Santa, Monica
Jim’Cummings
Mary
Ann. Baker
R. D.baker
Henry "Christensen
Phil'Sylvester
Salt’ Lake, City
Lloyd ‘Christensen
J. E. Sylvester
R. D. Baker
Oly
David Davis Co
Hudson
Hoo Watt
Rae
Westinghouse
Easton
Gable
CONDE
Fairbanks-Morse
Cassia
FriesEry
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