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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1949
Page
10
Damaged OCR shows a string of personal names including Thomas Helen Gambles Edith Millard Alda Merrill Lucille Brock Gwen Hadley and Exina Ab forming a partial directory-style listing with no clear event or action.
Minkcreek residents Mr ard Mrs George McDer mott and son from Logan spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Leeral Jensen. Grace and Paul Bronson of Grace and Dee Webster of Pocatello were dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Wilford Nelson last Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Theo Smith of Montpelier visited relatives including Mr and Mrs Tom Jensen and Mrs Jensen accompanied them to Salt Lake for medical treatment. Richard Knight spent the weekend in Provo. Del Bosen of Preston spoke at sacrament meeting. his mother attended. The Jensens toured Ogden. Weldon Mooseman traveled in southern Utah for a funeral. Numerous visits to Salt Lake Provo Ogden and USAC and Logan rehearsals noted along with illness in Logan and Ogden families.
The article lists a March 16 social with Mrs Cleone Smith teaching hymns, Martha Povey reading, Wilma Viehwig singing, Connie Peterson presenting organization highlights, and a light lunch for about 20. It also covers varied visits, church choirs, and gatherings across families, clubs, and neighborhoods with multiple names and places including Preston and Pocatello.
Swan Lake event notes Swan Lake Dick Brock attended a scout round table at Arimo on Monday night. Lazelle Matkin Vera Jean Petty Lewis Merrill and Ned Gibbs attended dance practice at Downey. John Hyde and Mr and Mrs Keith Hyde of Downey visited E L Merrill home on Sunday. Heber's wife was also noted at the Merrill home Saturday.
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