Coxs Visit Ogden With Packer Family Guests
Dr and Mrs E J L Cox and their family traveled to Ogden Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Lyle Packer and their family.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1955
Page
15
Dr and Mrs E J L Cox and their family traveled to Ogden Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Lyle Packer and their family.
Winder and parents Mr and Mrs John Warrick with Bob Lindhardt Darrell Smith and Gerald Lowe of Ban ida spent a long weekend salmon fishing at Challis last week.
Margie Olin of Elko Nevada and Blaine R Dunn plan to wed August 27 in Elko. Miss Olin is the daughter of Mrs Hansen Olin and James Olin and an Elko High School graduate who studied at the University of Utah. Mr Dunn, son of Mr and Mrs Rulon Dunn of Preston, recently graduated from the University of Utah and led Lambda Chi Alpha as president. The couple will reside in Chicago where Dunn will attend dental college.
The PALS club hosted an evening at the city recreation park with a steak supper and outdoor games. Attending couples included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Garner Mr. and Mrs. Bob Acock Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jorwesen Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Johnson and others.
Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs J D Marnes included Parley Gunnel and two sons from Provo Mrs and Mrs Howard Taylor of Murray Utah and Jess Farnes and Bertha Smith of Ogden. The Farnes entertained at a turkey dinner. Other gatherings spanned Lava Lava Hot Springs Preston and Salt Lake City with relatives and friends. Helen Butterfield and Elva Taylor planned a two week vacation in San Francisco and Sacramento. Wednesday visitors to Abe Hansen included Bess Nyman Providence Arlene Cooper and Orene Murray Wellsville.
Riverdale residents Gerald Charles and family visited Henderson Nevada this July to spend time with Mary Neeley. Relatives from Salt Lake City Cleveland Philadelphia Wendell Logan and Bountiful Utah attended family get togethers and a rodeo in Ogden as the clan gathered for a late July reunion in Idaho Falls.
Annie J Jensen Swainston of Whitney died after a short illness at Preston hospital. Born December 27 1897 in Preston she was married March 27 1918 in the Logan LDS temple. Survives include husband John E Swainston and children Venna Herd Delma Shaffer Fern Porter John J Swainston. funeral held in Whitney ward chapel, burial in Whitney cemetery. University of Idaho food soc halt milk storage tips note.
Maryette Whittle Telford age 86 died Sunday afternoon at a son Bryant in Pres ton after a short illness. Born May 2 1869 in Richmond Utah she was daughter of Zerra and Casanda Hope Whit tle. She married William H Telford December 23 1887 in the Logan LDS temple.
Surviving children include Bryant Telford Cecil Telford Brigham Telford and Mrs Helen Baer Lewiston plus Mrs Zeil Denning Tonia Mrs Sara Hart Mellbrae and Mrs Mary Sandberg Walnut Creek. Also 20 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. One brother Don Whittle Dayton and sisters Katherine Ponda Logan Ina Egbert Ashton survive. Funeral conducted Wednesday at 2 p m in the Lewiston 4th ward chapel with burial in Richmond cemetery under Webb mortuary directions.
The Preston junior rodeo directed by Myron Day will not be held in conjunction with the county fair this year. Mr Day announced the decision.
An Iowa State University bulletin recommends a self help fly control device for cattle. Build a rubbing unit using a loose wire between two posts and burlap soaked with solution to deter horn flies and other insects.
Idaho reports a 1956 wheat allotment totaling 1 159 816 acres, up 152 acres from 1955. The adjustment reflects governmental farm policy for the season and establishes the state's harvested area target.
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