Ward Readies Reunion In Winder Ward
Winder ward reunion set for Saturday at the ward cultural hall. Dinner to be served at 1 pm for current and former members, followed by a program.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1966
Page
6
Winder ward reunion set for Saturday at the ward cultural hall. Dinner to be served at 1 pm for current and former members, followed by a program.
The Penton area community calendar details visitors from Mrs Edward Hebdon to Edna Hebdon of Blackfoot and multiple trips to Salt Lake City Provo and Bountiful. It notes attendances at graveside services for Mrs L L Hansen in Blackfoot, a host of family visits, a wedding in Salt Lake City, birthdays and forthcoming births with a steady stream of relatives from Logan Preston and beyond.
The American Legion Junior Auxiliary met on February 18. Melissa Rice presided while the younger group, led by Lucy Bright, made artwork and the older group under Wilma Rice did needlework. Wilma Rice spoke on the Statue of Liberty and the U S seal. Becky Hutchins discussed citizen rights and privileges, and Melissa Rice spoke on the Return of the Unknown Soldier. Eleven members attended and refreshments were provided by Karlen and Casey Rice. Mrs Susan Keller attended as a visitor.
Robert N Acock district manager of Flarmers Insurance Group is honored for 15 years of service. Robert Correll regional sales manager presents the award marking a third recognition for Acock with the company. Acock has been in Preston 12 years.
The notice lists publishing by Citizen Publishing Co Inc in Preston Idaho with address 11 South State Street and claims second class matter status in the Preston Post Office. It sets subscription rates at 3.50 per year for Franklin Caribou and Bannock counties and 4.00 elsewhere.
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