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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1952

Page

9

Dayton parish notes greet returning members and weddings

Community notices from Dayton Utah document a summer visit by Viola Cornwall and several family happenings. LeRoy Balls and Lauren Beutler were honored at a welcome home event in Dayton ward. Schooling changes include a reorganization of Sunday school with new counselors. Local residents travel to Salt Lake and Ogden for visits and medical care. The Naef family held a reunion at Downata Hot Springs with plans for future temple day and temple attendance.

Viola Cornwall St. George Donald Bradford Dayton Ward Recreation Hall LeRoy Balls Lyman Balls Lauren Beutler Walter Beutler Myrtle Waddoups Dee Hospital Ogden Elaine Nuffer Bernie Barbara Marie Waddoups Victor Waddoups Dayton Ward Thurman Griffeth Perry Phillips Jake Davies Earl Kirkbride Blanche Beutler YWMIA Jack Boden Small Leo Boden Preston

Visiting relatives from Salt Lake on way to Pocatello

Mr and Mrs Jimmie Kirk with their bride and small daughter Hazel Housley of Salt Lake visited Saturday afternoon with Mr and Mrs William Eck and family on their way to Pocatello.

Jimmie Kirkbride Hazel Housley Yvonne Salt Lake William Eck Pocatello

Social and visit notices from Glendale and surrounding areas

A Glendale social included games readings and music by local performers Miggs Merrill Ralph Davis and the Preston group. Relief society hosted a Wednesday event with a quilt luncheon and piano solo by Odessa Owen a reading by Chrissie Owen and a Melva Wheeler Verda Nelson skit. A Sunday meeting honored the restoration of the Melchizedek priesthood with talks by Smith Auger Owen and others. Visitors and relatives from Murray Weston Sunset Oneida and Preston were noted along with several family visits and camps.

MIA Miggs Merrill Ralph Davis Preston Relief Society Odessa Owen Chrissie Owen Melva Wheeler Verda Nelson David Smith Verl J. Auger Veley H. Auger Lavawn R. Owen Emma H. Auger Elmo Keller High Council Eugene Talbot Lawrence Neuenswander Weston Blain Webster Stephen Murray Leland L. Auger Barbara Gary Hill David Wayman Sunset Richard Owen LaMar Wayman Darlene Joan Texas Betty Tommy Mart Cecelia Petterberg Lois Auger Oneida Logan Canyon Harley Potts Maurice Owen Virginia Mortenson Adramn Campbell Raymond Beckstead Nellie Beckstead Naomi Perkins

Miss DiAne Williams Weds Paul Taylor On June 6

Miss DiAne Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs LaVon Williams married Paul Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Vaughn Taylor at the bride’s parents home Friday evening June 6 with Bishop Maurice Tingey officiating. Karen Nelson sang two solos as Venice Nielsen accompanied. The couple plan a short honeymoon and will reside in Dillon Montana.

DiAne Willams LaVon Williams Paul Taylor Vaughn Taylor Maurice Tingey Karen Nielson Venice Nielson Dillon Mont

Mary Lou Peterson Wins High Rating in Piano Auditions

Mary Lou Peterson daughter of Mrs Stella Peterson of Preston earned a superior rating for piano numbers performed for Robert Vetleson director of the Academy of Music in San Francisco. National Guild of Piano Teachers sponsored auditions nationwide. She received 95 percent and is now studying in Boise after previously studying with Mrs George Paull of Preston.

Mary Lou Peterson Stella Peterson Preston Robert Vetleson Academy of Music At San Francisco National Guild of Piano Teachers Peterson Boise George Paull

Rodeo Queen Contest Heads to July 19 Selection

Contestants must register by July 14 at Harold Winn's barber shop on South State Street in Preston. The queen will be chosen at the rodeo grounds July 19 with entertainment planned for the three day event. Officials urge entrants from every community in the county.

Harold Winn South State Street Preston Preston Boots and Saddle Club

Conference schedule at 6:30 and 8 00 includes women and leaders

William T. Lawrence of the general welfare committee opens the conference at 6 30 with a stake house meeting. An 8 00 missionary service follows including all stake missionaries high council seventies and wives, priesthood leaders and spouses. Public sessions start Sunday at 10 00 with Antoine Ivins representing general authorities. second session at 2 00. Music by the Oneida stake youth choir previously heard in Salt Lake City.

Stake House William T. Lawrence General Welfare Committee High Council Antoine R. Ivins Council of Seventies Oneida Stake Salt Lake City

Medal Citation for M SGT Cecil Lloyd

The citation notes M Sgt Cecil Lloyd planned and organized battalion details and carried out orders. Under combat conditions he often decided on safety and welfare of many men. His performance under difficult conditions aided his unit's success. Mr and Mrs Lloyd reside at 77 D Street Salt Lake City.

Sgt. Lloyd Lloyd D Street Salt Lake City

Bear River floods wash out rifle targets. club refurbishing

Pete Jorgensen reports that targets on the Don Whittle range were washed out this spring by Bear river high water. The club’s new officers are making arrangements for new targets and related repairs.

Don Whittle Range Bear River

Stake Young People Shine in Salt Lake City Concert

Stake Young People made two trips to Preston to aid in learning his song. Their Salt Lake City performance drew wide praise as outstanding. Some singers hailed from Franklin stake.

The Preston Citizen at No. 8 noted

The Preston Citizen at No. 8 is referenced as the source for this item.

THE Preston Citizen No. 8

Preston Families Welcome Four New Babies

Mr and Mrs Kent Neeley of Preston welcome a boy born June 15. Mr and Mrs Dee Omer Buttars of Preston welcome a boy born June 15. Mr and Mrs H C Nielson Jr of Preston welcome a girl born June 13. Mr and Mrs DeLano Cafferty of Fairview welcome a boy born June 15.

Kent Neeley Preston Dee Omer Buttars H. C. Nielson, Jr DeLano Cafferty Fairview

Preston Area Social Notes Mention Visitors From West and Northwest

Mrs Stan Jones of Hollywood and Miss Dorothy Greaves of Yakima visit about ten days with parents Mr and Mrs Oliver Greaves. Mrs George Skinner and daughter Susan return to Emmett after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs G W McCune. Mr Skinner accompanied Mrs Skinner to Preston then returned to Emmett early last week.

Stan Jones Hollywood Calif Dorothy Greaves Yakima Wash Oliver Greaves George Skinner Susan Emmett G. W. McCune Skinner Mrs. Skinner Preston

Idaho and Montana visitors gather for family events

Franklin Arden Griffeths, employed in Montana, spent the past week with family. Griffeths parents Ed and Mrs. Griffeths of Dayton were Idaho day guests. Recent visitors at the Griffeth home included Earl Carpenter of Salt Lake City and others from Twin Falls Jerome Pocatello Preston and Winder. A Logan Willow Park picnic honored Tom Pennock a USAC graduate and Powell family members. Idaho day guests of Argel Bennett included Henry Bennett of Preston. Sunday evening church saw a reorganization of the Sunday school staff. Supt Merlin Anderson and assistants Lorin Hampton Delmar Jamison released. Douglas Oliver son superintendent and assistants Reed Jamison Clyde Porter sustained. Short

Arden Griffeths Montana Griffeths Ed Griffeths Dayton Idaho Griffeth Frank Olsen Earl Carpenter Salt Lake City James Pennock Twin Falls Dean Thompson Jerome Steven Chase Pocatello E. C Merlin Anderson Lorin Hampton Delmar Jamison Douglas Oliverson Reed Jamison Clyde Porter Short

Local residents honor retirees and hold Idaho Day gatherings

Talks were given by retiring and sustained men along with Bishop Marlow Woodward and Conrad Doney. Idaho Day visitors included Mrs. Phoebe Wheeler Dixie Carter and Nancy Winn of Preston. Families hosted and visited across Preston Kuna Idaho Falls Boise and Salt Lake City with fishing trips and a large birthday dinner for Andrew Fuhriman.

Marlow Woodward Conrad Doney Idaho Reuben Lowe Phoebe Wheeler Dixie Carter Nancy Winn Preston Orlando Hampton California Hampton O. H. Shumway Green Wells Don Lowe Jay Kuna Rose Hawkes Fred Hawkes Patsy Ralph Salt Lake City Bob Pat Halgreen Horace Hawkes Hawkes Jerry Bob Halgreen Ashton Frank Pratt Alfonda Hawkes Gwen Gibson Stakeboard MIA LaDawn Hampton Maynard Idaho Falls Boyd Hampton Boise LaDawn Andrew Fuhriman Fuhriman Joe Wickham Darrel Fuhriman Janet Scott Phyllis Evans Royce Fuhriman Walt Wickham Homer Davis Pocatello Delmar Nielson Logan

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Nora Boden Spokane Bernie Waddoups Richard Stuart Ronald Bergeson Clarence Nelson Landell Nelson Wayne Naef Downata Hot Springs Gale Naef Paul Naef Savana Christensen Nadine Larsen Wanda Sharleen Parish Virginia Luker Thelma Nye Blanche Christensen Clara Engold Katie Harding Orsen Nelson Reed Anderson George Aston Kent Orson Nelson Blanche Christegegh Junior Naef Larry Lewiston Verna Feller Edwin Crockett Mattie Atkinson Nellie Atkinson Pauline Karen Kirkbride West Motor Co Glendale DiAne Williams Mr. and Mrs Rodeo Queen Cecil Lloyd Pete Jorgensen Wage Trousseau Franklin Ford Club Cpe Studebaker Mercuries Mercury BUICK Chevrolet FORD McCune Motor Company W. Oneida
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