Pocatello Family Visits Pocatello
A fragmented local item notes a family visit in Pocatello and mentions related names and places in a garbled report. The readable bits reference a visit and life events but lack clear action or outcome.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1966
Page
8
A fragmented local item notes a family visit in Pocatello and mentions related names and places in a garbled report. The readable bits reference a visit and life events but lack clear action or outcome.
A note recounts a 50th anniversary event for the Talbots with many family members present. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Mata Paibot Paiveew Mico and Mrs Ver nat Ruths Biesemeier and Denver Cole, plus grandchildren and relatives from Merced Salt Lake City Provo and other cities. One daughter could not attend due to illness. 135 guests visited in the afternoon.
Mr and Mrs An n Atkinson, son Von Ro, and daughter Richards were assigned to the North German 11% mission. The Atkinsons served as a testimonial wall honor on April 3 and plan to enter the mission home on April 11. Banida Briefs note Joyce Millikan and her son visiting from Oregon for a grandmother's funeral, and Fred Gregersen ill with flu.
Franklin Idaho marks its status as the state’s first permanent white settlement near the Utah border. The area features a Relic Hall museum, a tiny city hall, and stone monuments. Nearby Little Mountain bears 1860s numerals and a yearly flag climb, while a marker near Highway 9 and Idaho 35 notes the burial site of Jefferson Hunt, with steps leading to a view of the Wasatch Range and surrounding plains.
In Fairview area the Farnsworth sisters hosted a birthday gathering for Irene Peck of Garland at Carmen Whittle’s home with a pot luck lunch. Guests included family and neighbors such as Mrs Peck and Mrs Drury, with various dinners and visits noted.
Bowling week standings show Fourth Ward 1429 high team game and Farm Bureau 519 high team ind series. Individual leaders include Willis Moser 563 and Les Hobbs 929 across Grain Growers and Pet Milk Co with Elaine Coleman 452 in the women’s category. Les Hobbs also posted a 223 high game.
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