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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1962
Page
10
Mr and Mrs LeRoy Walker learned their daughter Betty Sears of Vallejo is seriously ill. They left Wednesday morning for California to be with her and accompanied her as far as the state line.
The article notes Mr. and Mrs. Vance Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Thompson joined a trip to California with Mrs. Sears who underwent surgery Monday and cancer was diagnosed. Mrs. Walkey stayed in Vallejo with her daughter. Mr. Walker visited family in Bountiful then returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Choules traveled via Syracuse to Salt Lake City visiting relatives before proceeding.
A travel and family update from Clifton details visits to Salt Lake City Layton and Pocatello. It mentions Memorial day dinners in Clifton with relatives from New Plymouth Ogden and Preston, plus plans for trips to Seattle Washington to attend the World's Fair and return with relatives.
The June 2 1924 record notes a congressional action conferring citizenship to all American Indians. The move is framed as an equal rights measure affecting Indigenous communities nationwide and marks a key policy shift in U S citizenship law.
Weston area residents hosted and visited relatives over Memorial Day weekend. Attendance included Guy and Tara Nelson, Ella Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simpson, Lizzie Preston, Othello Kofoed, and the Goodsell family among others. Several groups visited Preston, Mink Creek, and Logan, with graduations and a car accident brief noted.
A historical ad promotes STANBACK Power Tablets claiming quick relief for tired sore muscles with a medically proven combination of ingredients. It promises strong relief and satisfaction guarantees with a snap back appeal.
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