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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1950
Page
10
Mink Creek residents share family visits church events and a mission farewell. Betty Taylor prepares to depart with friends and extended family attend gatherings in Lehi Logan and Salt Lake City. A dance bazaar and Ranchers club banquet announce activities with new officers and a late March baby gift update.
Mr and Mrs Lester Dunkley have returned home from a vacation trip in the northwest. They visited with Mrs Jay Taylor in Portland and with friends and relatives in Boise.
Mrs. Lawrence Bodily hosts guests including three Bodily brothers from Idaho Falls. Mrs. Mary Henderson and Mrs. O. E. Anderson of Clifton were dinner guests with Mrs. Bodily last week.
Clifton reports that Mr and Mrs George Gill and Gordon visited Sperry en route home to Bountiful. The Westside seminary fun fest last Friday drew attendees, with Donald Bradford stating an estimated $350 raised. Daniel Roberts and Reed Magleby brief talks accompanied a movie and refreshments for guests.
Mr and Mrs Frank Olson and daughter Dee Ann of Franklin were Sunday dinner guests at the home of her brother and family Mr and Mrs William Powell. Mr and Mrs John Willis are grandparents of a baby son born to Mr and Mrs Stahley Hunt of St Anthony Urban and Reed Olsen returned to Idaho Falls where they are employed. The Clifton Irrigation company directors held elections with all former officers reelected. Mr and Mrs Ray Crowshaw spent several days last week in Salt Lake City. Desmond Durney, employed in California, is spending a two week vacation with his wife and family. Mr and Mrs Earl Hadley of Grace visited one day last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Crowshaw.
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