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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1951
Page
8
Franklin residents and relatives scattered across Utah and Idaho celebrate birthdays, visits, and gatherings. Families travel to California and New Mexico, attend Relief society events, quilting parties, and stake activities. Local clubs host dinners, card games, and dances while members visit Salt Lake, Ogden, Boise, and Tremonton.
Recipe by Marguerite Mickelsen for salmon casserole with salmon and juice, bread crumbs, parsley, onion and celery, baked in individual or large casseroles. Includes lemon rind and lemon butter toast to serve, yielding six servings and twelve servings respectively.
Local notes describe gatherings and travels among Logan and surrounding towns. Families including Rich, Albiston, Chatterton, Morrison, Robinson, Parkinson, Bergesen and Handy share visits, meals, and overnight stays. The Franklin Relief society held an annual program led by Arten Doney with multiple speakers and musical offerings.
Glendale Mutual hosted an activity night Tuesday showcasing member hobbies and handwork with slide pictures displayed.
Mr and Mrs Percey Larsen hosted guests while Leota Owen and Merla Wheeler led games with candy and nuts served. The Porter family held a dinner in Mapleton for Coradean Porter bound for a mission and Floyd Porter on army furlough as they attended a Pocatello basketball game. Veley Auger and Marion Perkins traveled from Preston to visit their son Darrell Perkins in the navy, with Maurice Owen and family joining Verl Auger’s family for a Sunday gathering. Ruth Ann Alder hosted Eulalia Larsen Tuesday in Preston. Lee Wheeler Elus Wheeler and Fay Wheeler visited Logan Ogden areas during the week. Phone news to No 8.
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