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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1948
Page
5
Residents and relatives from Preston, Ogden, Salt Lake City, and nearby towns gathered or hosted visitors. Names include Relda Smith Barbara McGregor Hull Reed McGregor Packer Woolf Evans Nelson Rosen Porter Curtis Bosen and others. A new ward piano was installed and a wedding dance planned for Don Geisler and Marjean Waterhouse.
A Dayton area notice recounts extended visits among Neal Mickelson family and relatives in Salt Lake Ogden and Pocatello. It notes funeral services for Robin Lee Taylor and a sacrament meeting with talks by Thomas Rose Golf Schwartz and others, plus travel of Aaron Hill family and Mickelson kin to various towns.
The Banida community reports illness confinement for Banida Alex Swann and mulk hauling by Blaine Olsen. Families journeys to Oregon for truck parts and back home by Saturday. Local attendance at Preston high school games in Pocatello. Allan Huffiker and family from Menon visited Banida and Winder. Huffiker recalls former teacher Théressa Merrill. Roy Archibald of Dayton and George Burgi's of Oneida stake each visit the area. MIA officers plan a ward reunion for March 27 at the ward chapel. attendance listed. School changes include a substitute teacher for a day. Hugh J. Geddes and others attend USAC Wyoming game in Logan. A newborn son, Williams Clark, born Sunday at Preston hospital to Otis and Mrs Buck with one older child.
Wegener described the Idaho society’s work aiding crippled children and disabled adults. The group funds care through Easter seals sales and partners with public and private agencies to provide walking aids clothing schooling audiometer testing and therapeutic treatments for Idahoans in need.
A fragmentary notice notes ongoing events in Idaho through Easter Sunday. It mentions Miss Roy Nelson and her recently returned from the hospital with a new baby, suggesting a local celebration or communal observance continuing through the holiday.
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