Weekend visitors and graduates mark Mink Creek area events
Min Utah residents visited relatives in Mink Creek and Preston as graduates from BYU and USA celebrated. Warren Wilde signed to teach at Preston Junior High. Gary Walton earned a business degree. A ward meeting was canceled for June 18, and a stake conference planned in Preston. The Cranes hosted visitors while Dan Crane recovers from surgery and Max Spatig received a missionary shower and testifying service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Wilde
USA
Warren
Preston
Mink Creek
Harley Jepsen
Gary Walton
LeAnn Jensen
Rodney Jensen
Salt Lake City
James H. Baird
Max Spatig
Baird
Mary Jean
Connie Keller
Judy Spencer
Joan Larsen
Ilene Jepsen
Raeone Christensen
Carol Larsen
Iva Lou Christensen
LoRee Christensen
Bruce Larsen
Rasmussen family reunion and local visits at Mink Creek
Mink Creek hosts the Rasmussen family reunion at the ball park with Neldon Wilde and family from Salt Lake City visiting. Local visits include Terry Olson and Don Davis in town, plus relatives in Lewiston Preston and Boulder City Nevada.
Missionary Visit Prompts Salt Lake City Entry Plan
Max plans to enter the LDS missionary home in Salt Lake City on Monday. Betty Lou Spatig, employed in Salt Lake City, spent the weekend at her parents Adolph and Mrs. Spatig’s home. Oscar Wild, once from Mink Creek, now in Preston, is a patient at the LDS hospital in Salt Lake City with wife Martha staying with their daughter Alma in Salt Lake City. Betty Errasmoupe, recently operated on, is back home in Pocatello. Sunday dinner guests at Claude Keller’s included the Blakeslees of Roy and the Kellers of Las Vegas, with several local families from Murray Riverdale and Salt Lake City visiting in rotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neldon Wilde
Salt Lake City
Dwight Wilde
Merlin Wilde
Rasmussen
Mink Creek
Bill Wallgren
Preston
Olson
Lawrence Baird
Lewiston
Gwen McEwan
Boulder City
Nev
Deward Carver
Teresa Peterson
Bennett Nursing Home
Logan
Fay Wilde
Eileen
Provo
Diane Wilde
BYU
Nadine Johnson
Benja
Batty
Tei ’Spatig
Max
LDS
Betty Lou Spatig
Adolph Spatig
Oscar’ Wild
Martha
Salt Lake
Alma
Austin
Betty Errasmoupe
Pocatello
Claude Keller
Richard Blakeslee
Joel
Joan
Roy
Utah
Duane Keller
Doreen
Katherine
Las Vegas
LaVor Short
Murray
Leon Forsgren
Fairen Sharp
Riverdale
Dee Nielson
Donna Forsgren
Theone Nelson
Montpelier
Joe VanDeMaker
Ogden
Venna Hymas
Ovid
Jerry Gylenskogg
Terry Maginnis
Ontario
Ore
Fred Coburn
Reed Gyllenskogg
Cab Baer
Gyllenskoggs and Coburns
Leon Coburn
Licile
Colleen
Jerome
Dennis
Cecil Fisher
Paul
Ken Franzen
Judy Short
Stanley Fisher
Franzens
Judy
Lavona ‘Hatch
Lucy Redington
Nancy McCullock
Preston Hospital
Orin Hatch
Warren and
Allen
A. L. Fisher
Annie Hatch
Logan Temple
Henry Hatch
The
Temple
Douglas -Fisher
Ernest Olson
Twin
Local families visit relatives and attend temple events
Oxford residents and neighbors from Ontario and Lewiston visited the Coburn and Gyllenskogg families last week. Several trips to Preston Logan temple and Twin Falls are noted with members commuting and hosting gatherings.
Visitors Gather For Family par ty in Samaria
Long list of guests and relatives visit Samaria with multiple trips from Idaho towns. Attendees include Jensen, Fisher, Cox, Coburn, Hatch, Olson, Ropp, and others. MIA conference in Salt Lake City cited. some travelers return to Driggs and Preston.
Community Notices From Fairview Visits and Weddings
Fairview and nearby towns show a flurry of social visits and a wedding reception. Families including the Hinckleys and Rawlingses travel, while Fairview attendees at a Tremont wedding connect with Jean Bingham.
Social roundup from Boise and surrounding towns
Mr. and Mrs. Garry Gilles of Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. Dalas Gilbert and family of Boise hosted visitors. Carl Peterson and family of Salt Lake City saw John T. Olson and Roland Olson in Salt Lake City. Rand Wilson will spend four weeks with his parents before six weeks with army ROTC at Fort Lewis. Mrs. Glade Housley of Douglas Ariz visited Theron Rawlings. Carol Gilgert and Mildred Hall attended a Shubert concert in Salt Lake City and stayed with Jay Farmer. Various households hosted callers including Talbot Preston Swann Nakota Ransom Hamp ton and others. Preston Fairview softball beat Whitney 12–8. Joseph E. Wilson of Logan visited Royal Wilson. Knudsen and Vern Cole toured Bozeman with Lynn Johnson family's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Whittle
Helen Rawlings
Carrie Hall
Linda Hinckley
Vern Hinckley
Salt Lake City
Harold Stevenson
Linrose
Glade Housley
Douglas, Ariz
Theron Rawlings
Tremont
Jean Bingham
Royal Wilson
Soda Springs
Conrad Sanders
Lava and Pocatello
Louie Pfleger
Boise
Hazen Gilbert
R. G. Bodily
Logan
Lu- Ann
Carol Gilbert
Kathryn' ‘Kearl
Lois Garrett
Wiliam Bowden
Marsha Whittle Bowden
Salt Lake
LaNae
Rawlinngs
Dennis Kendal
Irene LaMont
Howard Dee Nelson
Clair Cutler
Carnell Stanger
Preston
Garry Gilles
Ogden
Dalas
Gilbert
Carl Peterson
John T. Olson
Roland Olson
Rand Wilson
Fort Lewis
Wash
Douglas
Ariz
Carol Gilgert
Mildred Hall
Shubert
Jay Farmer
Robert G. Bodily
LaVon Talbot
Weston
Ben Swann
Shirley
Francis Nakota
Eleanor Ransom
Vilate
Stephanis
O. C. Hampton
Franklin
Fairview
Whitney
Joseph E. Wilson
Chris Knudsen
Vern Cole
Bozeman, Mont
Lynn Johnson
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