Oxford too late for last week visit with Evans couple
Mr and Mrs Ray Evans of Malad visited Tuesday with Mrs.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1947
Page
12
Mr and Mrs Ray Evans of Malad visited Tuesday with Mrs.
Evans family and local residents host visitors from San Francisco to Ogden and Salt Lake City. among gatherings were cousins, friends, and relatives with multiple trips for medical care, schooling, and a stock sale in Pocatello.
Saturday reports note Jim Geddes awaiting a wait in his foot, and visitors including Leon Taylor of Boise and Norma Gregerson’s family. LDS and Aaronic groups cleaned the ward chapel on June 9, with LuAnn Murray returning home from Ogden. Several outings, pageants, and family gatherings are described across Boise, Pocatello, Logan, Preston, and Smithfield communities.
Treasureron Melvin Kirby and Allen Lyons attended a ball game at Mc Cammon Sunday. Elizabeth Ward returned home after visiting Canada and was joined by her brother T. J. Williams. A baby girl born June 6 at Idaho Falls to Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Shumway, with Ada Hart Shumway as the mother. This is the couple’s first child. Jack Barger vacations with his mother Pearl Barger. Robert Ward married Bonnie Fletcher in a noted local union.
Toone and daughters Barbara Holly Jo and Mrs Patsy Croley and daughter and two sons Ter rel and David all of Idaho Falls. Mrs Leona Kirby attended the Preston 4th ward Sunday school in the stake Sunday school board interest. Anona Workman left Thursday for Boise to take a course in beauty culture at the State beauty salon. Mrs Maxine Hymas attended USAC graduation exercises at Logan Saturday.
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