Clifton Primary Stake Visit Report
Primary stake visitors last Monday included Pres. Belva Porter with counselors Jane Gibson and Leah, per written note.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1962
Page
12
Primary stake visitors last Monday included Pres. Belva Porter with counselors Jane Gibson and Leah, per written note.
A busy community weekend features West Side graduation at the Dayton ward chapel with numerous graduates including Darlene Hildt and Steven Bailey. Visitors from Bountiful Preston and Salt Lake City join family events, birthdays, and meals at homes across Oneida and nearby towns.
Treasureton residents welcomed guests from Ogden and Salt Lake City for a Sunday dinner at the Paskins home. A sacrament meeting program commemorated the restoration of the Aaronic Priesthood. Visiting figures included Mr. and Mrs. E C Johnson and Miss Connie Johnson, with Mrs. Aston Brenning of Cheyenne.
Local residents hosted and visited kin across Brigham City Logan and surrounding towns. Visits included Nelsons Grifteths Zolingers Bowdens Blau family events and graduation celebrations. A baptism and birthdays were noted along with hospital updates and travel to Salt Lake and Dillon Montana.
Winder Aaronic priesthood boys joined a dutch oven steak dinner in Cherry Creek canyon followed by a swim at Downata last Saturday. The event honored the restoration of the Aaronic priesthood and was led by Bishop Ralph S. Mortensen with counselors Glen Perry and Heber C. Swainston Jr. and Robert Lindhardt guiding the group.
Bishop Rodney Jensen led services at Mink Creek with speakers Devon Keller Chernach and Orlando Rasmussen, and notes on Primary teaching changes. Reports include BYU students Imogene Ericksen Judy Spencer returning from BYU, missionary updates for Elder Nathan Olson, and several weekend visits by family and friends from Ogden Provo Preston Rupert Montpelier Rupert area.
June 6 1904 Philadelphia papers cite outrageously high prices for everyday staples including eggs at 17c a dozen cream 10c a pint chickens 40c per piece half a ham 70c as part of a push to lower living costs.
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