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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1958
Page
6
Sharon Larson traveled to Salt Lake City on Wednesday to take a clerk typist position. She was accompanied by her husband Harold A. Larson and his wife.
Mink Creek hosts a welcome home program and dance for Elder Bob Erickson Friday evening March 21 at 7 30 pm with a hired orchestra and invites friends and relatives. Residents note multiple visits, travel to Phoenix Grantsville Boise Kuna and Aberdeen, a Mink Creek Relief Society meeting with lessons on insurance and zipper sewing, quilting and refreshments, plus local family visits from Salt Lake City Pocatello Preston and Boise valley.
Out of town guests join Weston ward reunion Friday evening including Mr and Mrs Guy Nelson and Mrs Elsie Rasmussen of Ogden. Mr and Mrs Willis McKay and family of Farmington. Devon Dawson of Logan. J B Brower. Rolland Williams. Ella Christensen. Marion Morgan. Vera Hawkes and daughter. Mark Checketts and Don Lundquist. Russell Keller of Oxford. Sylvan Morgan of Pocatello. George Mylrole and George Hill of Franklin. Joe Binggell and daughter Norene of Nibley. Beatrice Hansen of Rexburg. William J Tanner of Linrose. Smith Kent and family of Brigham City. Dennis Jessop of Clifton. Ernest Daley moving into Eldon Bastian home. Beatrice Hansen visiting Afton.
The Weston area reports on Peter McCulloch's funeral as relatives travel to Rexburg for services. Local social life includes the Phantons party honoring Faye Hansen, a Weston ward reunion with performances, and multiple visits among residents, including Maughans, Griffeths, Nielsons, and Campbells, with health news and temple trips noted.
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