Merrill Frees Soldier Returns Home to Family
Ronald Merrill has been released from the army and arrived home to be with his mother, Mrs. Lois S. Merrill.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1965
Page
3
Ronald Merrill has been released from the army and arrived home to be with his mother, Mrs. Lois S. Merrill.
Weston residents enjoyed The Hollywood Palace produced by Linrose and Weston MIA under Hilda Olson. Clair Buxton announced, Harvey Dewey presided, Jack King sang Irish numbers, Kay Schwaneveldt offered a keyboard accordion piece, and comedy, readings, and short plays drew laughter from the appreciative audience.
James Williams, son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Williams, received his call to labor in the Andes mission in South America. He enters the mission home on April 12. A ward testimonial in Weston ward will be held April 11. Bill Stewart has enlisted in the Air Force and is at Lackland AFB Texas in basic training.
The West Side high school Junior Home Economics Class of Dayton Ida is named runner up in Seventeen Magazine second national Homemaking Party of the Year contest. The winning entry was a Faculty Dinner for Winter planned by 16 students with a pine centerpiece a sleigh and Santa.
Grace Dallas K. Dalton of Grace was named among 32 Idaho State University pharmacy students honored for outstanding scholastic achievement. He is one of five sophomores recognized a s part of the ISU semi annual report. He married Maryla Behle of Cleveland and they have a daughter. Gerald Skinner returned home on furlough after training at Fort Ord. He is the son of Ken Skinner of Cleveland and operated a Grace service station before duty.
The Homemaking Party of the Year Contest was organized by Seventeen at School for school and club groups. Seventeen's auxiliary for home economics teachers will publish the winners in its May issue.
Deonna Williams selected as one of seven finalists for the Delta Phi Dream girl of Rick s College contest. Her sister Janet traveled to Rexburg to support and assist as Deonna showcased her talent. Janet returned by bus Tuesday morning.
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