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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1962

Page

6

Locals share travel visits and family connections

Locals including Mr and Mrs Ted Parry and relatives Lloyd Collins and Mary Hown spent a Vegas vacation. Paul Merrill family visited Scottsdale and Indian Springs Nevada on the way home where Richard Merrill was called back to active duty. Numerous visitors from Salt Lake City Tremonton Pocatello Ogden Draper Utah called on friends and relatives during the week.

Ted Parry Vegas Lloyd Collins Mary Hown Mr. Parry Paul Merrill Arizona Kenneth Scottsdale Richard Indian Springs Nev Jenny Barton B. M. Winsor Salt Lake City Jack Kelly Brigham City P L. Carver Kenneth G. Smith Pocatello

Franklin Stake Gold and Green Ball

The Franklin stake hosts a Gold and Green ball on Saturday March 10 at the stake house with a Breath of Spring theme. A gala evening features a floor show starting around 10 pm and invites all to attend the dance.

Franklin Stake Franklin Stakehouse

West on Mrs Mary Burton and Vera McKay Host DUP Meeting

Mrs Mary Burton and daughter Mildred of Preston visited Vera McKay and attended the Daughters of Utah Pioneers Lone Rock camp meeting presided by Captain Vera Nielsen. Fern Greene read the history of Evan Maulborne Greene, a former postmaster and judge.

Mary Burton Mildred Preston Vera McKay DUP Daughters of Utah Pioneers Lone Rock Camp Vera Nielsen Evan Maulborne Greene Fern Greene Greene Utah Territorial Mae Tingey Judy Nielsen Roger Campbell Doyle Neuenswander Gary Porter George Fredrickson Reuben Simper John Simper Dee Simper Blackfoot Clyde Nielsen William Brandt Bear River City Calvin Porter Joe LaVon Talbot Hyrum Loyal Hansen Christie Morgan Viola Daley Paula Campbell Olive Weyerman Nellie Talbot Emma Deaton

Franklin community gatherings and events feature dances and banquets

Franklin residents hosted or attended multiple social events. Sharon Dunkley played saxophone with the Preston High band at the Idaho Falls state festival. A large group of high priests from Franklin held a banquet in Preston. The seventh grade Franklin team placed second in a Preston high gym tournament. Visitors from Salt Lake City and Blackfoot joined local families for meals and sewing gatherings.

Grant Lewis LaNay Lewis Seattle Earl Lewis Debra Verl Smith Sharon Dunkley Parley L. Dunkley Preston High Idaho Falls High School USA Logan Wayne Corbridge Claron Porter Brenton Atkinson Horace Haworth Jr Salt Lake City Harold Gene Bradford and Sons Aletha Handy Elaine Dunkley Opal Parkinson Grace Robinson Doris Woodward Frank

Community notes from Treasureton and surrounding families

Treasureton and surrounding households report visits and family events. Don and Dean Workman families in Cleveland. new baby girl born to LeRoy Perry family in Franklin County Hospital. Pearl Barger returns from Pocatello after major operation. Social science lesson by Vera Atkinson with nine attendees. Richard Mavin visited for Washington's Birthday. Mavins from Ogden. Smithfield Kennington and Hess households hosted visitors. Herbert Wagner of Pocatello stayed with Barger family. DeRalph Perry attended Preston Oneida stakehouse graduation. Brent Perry graduate. Perry and Ralph Perry families visited. Blaine Dunkley from Logan visited. Ogden Atkinson family hosted Dalton Atkinson clan. Kathy Atkinson visiting grandparents Von R Atkinson. Wrena Lyon visited Grace with Carver families.

Don Workman Cleveland Dean Burton LeRoy Perry Franklin County Hospital Pearl Barger Pocatello Relief Society Vera Atkinson Larry Atkinson Reginal Mavin Richard Washington Wanda Hess Mavins Ogden George Kennington Smithfield Hess Herbert Wagner T. J. Barger DeRalph Perry Preston Oneida Stakehouse Brent Ralph Perry Blaine Dunkley Logan Perry Dalton Atkinson von R. Atkinson Kathy Atkinson

Record $3.97 Billion Paid in Unemployment Benefits

Labor Department data show 7.1 million people received unemployment benefits under Federal and State programs last year, totaling more than 3.4 billion dollars under state unemployment insurance in 1961.

Labor Department

Weekend Home Visit Highlights From Salt Lake City

Clifton Miss Carolyn Peterson and Becky Pitcher visited Carolyn's parents Mr and Mrs Joel Peterson and Webb. Others at home weekend included DeMar Henderson Arlo Mendenhall David Sant Elaine Winward Billy Taylor and Merlin Ward. Frank Jowers from Salt Lake City visited with his wife and her parents Mr and Mrs Bert Winward and family.

Carolyn Peterson Becky Pitcher Salt Lake City Carolyn Joel Peterson Webb DeMar Henderson Arlo Mendenhall David Sant Elaine Winward Billy Taylor Merlin Ward Frank Jowers Bert Winward Jowers Alma Winward Preston

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