Mink Creek Couple Welcome 20th Grandchild
Mr and Mrs Wilford Nelson announce the birth of their twentieth grandchild to celebrate a family milestone in a brief local notice.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1959
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Wilford Nelson announce the birth of their twentieth grandchild to celebrate a family milestone in a brief local notice.
Births and family notes from Mink Creek and Franklin County highlight new arrivals such as the third child of Mr and Mrs Dee Webster in Salt Lake City and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Allen Keller. The record lists many visits, weddings, and community events including the wedding of Dixie Wilde and Wayne Bennett in Preston and a Logan temple ceremony.
Mrs. Wanda Hess and son Fred shared a turkey dinner in Preston at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jo Trent. Treasureton Relief society held a quilting day at the church with nine attendees. Dinner prepared by Mrs. Fern Porter and Mrs. Celia Paskins. Various residents—Mr. and Mrs. DeRalph Perry, Kermit Shumway, LeRoy Perry, and Willard Porter—motored to Logan to do temple sealing work. The Perrys visited Preston, California and Soda Springs with relatives. Mutual club hosted a special program Tuesday night. Scouts sold lunch to raise funds and presented a film and a skit. Jay Lowe of Preston stayed with David Deaton. Lomna Denton visited Fairview, and agriculture party for the Class at Preston High Monday. Birthdays honored at Don Lowe home. Phone news to No 8.
Banida and families visited in Salt Lake City with the Geddes and Dale Geddes groups. Local youths received Scout and priesthood awards, while others hosted visitors from Wellsville Soda Springs and Rigby. Carburator and choke issues are noted on farm machinery and egg storage rules are cited.
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