Preston High Hosts First Spring Cross Country Race
Preston High School held its inaugural spring cross country race with about 100 entrants over a 1.8 mile course from the First Ward Church. Reed Brenchley served as judge and Glen Oliverson as timekeeper as Ron ald Bingham started the event. Bob Hobbs of Franklin won in 9.542 minutes, followed by Elden Golightley Steven Vieck Larry Howe Marvin Golightley Ervin Larson DeRay Carter Herbert Rallison and Brenton Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston High School
First Ward
Ceireling
Reed Brenchley
Glen Oliverson
Ronald Bingham
Bot Hobbs
Elden Golightley
Steven Vieck
Larry Howe
Marvin Golightley
Ervin Larson
DeRay Cazer
Herbert Rallisod
Brenton Atkinson
Tre
Bob Hobbs
Eldon Golightly
Steven Meek
Marvin Golightly
John Olsen
DeRay Carter
Herbert Rallison
Eldred Lauder
Eight Pound Baby Born to Winder Johnsons in Preston
Mr and Mrs David Johnson welcomed an eight pound one ounce boy born Saturday at Preston hospital. They now have eight children, four girls and four boys. Several local residents visited, hosted, and traveled for family and social events including quilting sessions and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Johnson
Preston Hospital
Jemima Campbell
Preston
Harold Swainston
John Knighton
Logan
Richard Ball
Asa Winger
Torrance
Calif
Edd Talbot
Alfred Wells
Larry Winger
Salt Lake City
Joseph Winger
Erma Winn
Florence Seamons
Leah Davis
Treasureton Social Headlines and Family Visits
Mrs Don Workman joined Mr and Mrs Rulon Burton in Salt Lake City to meet Kent Burton bound for an LDS mission. Central States dinner hosts included L M Boyce of Oxford and the Swainston family from Winder with Gene Paskins. Paskins is released from hospital and Elder Paskins has long lung illness. Preston visitors included Joe Trent with Mrs Elizabeth Ward and family. Nedra Reeder and Noretta Turner visited, while Myrtle Peterson and Hansen visited the Ward home. Kenneth Panter and Kliss Panter plus grandchildren joined Barger family gatherings in Pocatello and Logan. Frank Nelson and David Nelson visited Logan. Z J Barger and Jack Barger hosted Nelson. Nevada Lerson of Logan stayed with Raymond Sant’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
N. R. Nelson
Ernest Carter
Wayne Bell
Bret
Ogden
Bell
Lyman Ballifs
Ballif
Heber Swainston, Jr
Carl Bennett
Wayne
Japan
Ned Stocks
Kathleen
Rupert
Floyd Bennett
Alice Saxton
Lee Talbot
Lewiston
Blaine Stevenson
Leland Searle
Salt Lake City
Myrna
LaRae Johnson
David Johnson
Searle
Johnson
Frank Bennett
Kaysville
Marion Bennett
Bennett
Charles Hocking
Zane Wheatley
Deweyville
Brigham City Hospital
Wayne S Wheatley
Fae Swainston
Shirley M_ Palmer
Joseph Winger
Rhonda
Preston High School
Corliss Swainston Klayne Coburn
Wallace Bennett
Clare Winn
Margean
Paul
Arthur
Gerber
Lo Angeles
Mr Bennett
Jane Gibson
Zilla Wincer
T Tones
Beverly Marten
Ten Tre
Steeke
Clarice Hedin
Revee Palaretta
Sarah Ameht
Se Smith
Dave Henry Atkinson
Franklin
Merlin Coburn
Don Workman
Rulon Burton
Salt Lake
Kent Burton
North
Central States
Wilford Bosworth
L. M Boyce
Oxford
Hebert Swainston
Winder
Gene Paskins
Terry Paskins
Paskins
Joe Trent
Elizabeth Ward
Myrtle Peterson
Hyrum
Mr Hansen
Ward
Nedra Reeder
Bessie Reeder
Reeder
Naretta Turner
Ken Panter
Kliss
Dock Barger
Pocatello
T. J. Barger
Frank Nelson
Logan
David Nelson
Z. J. Barger
Jack Barger
Nelson
Nevada Lerson
Raymond Sant
Oxford Visitors Among Sunday School Crowd
Fay and Peggy Coburn from Aberdeen and their Idaho cousin Fails joined Jack Cherrington and Mrs. Ida Hatch at Clarkston on business. Hatch injured her foot days earlier after stepping on a nail while playing ball. Cluff Kendall and daughters Christy and Judy visited Downey, with Cluff Kendall presiding the Sunday meeting. Miss LaRue Allen of Swan Lake spoke, recently returning from a northern states mission. her mother attended with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay
Peggy Coburn
Aberdeen
Idaho
Jack Cherrington
Preston
Ida Hatch
Clarkston
Ferris
Hatch
Cluff Kendall
Christy
Judy
Downey
LaRue Allen
Swan Lake
The Preston Citizen at No. 8
The Preston Citizen continues publication at No. 8 with local news, community notices, and regional updates. Readers receive coverage of city events, school items, and small-town happenings in a compact daily format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Preston Citizen
No. 8
New Arrival Notices of Multiple Preston Area Births
Mr and Mrs Nathan Casper announce a Banida boy born April 26. Mr and Mrs Keith Parry report a Preston boy born April 27. Mr and Mrs Robert Morse announce a Preston boy born April 28. Mr and Mrs David Johnson report a Winder boy born April 28. Mr and Mrs Lynn Goodsell announce a Weston boy born April 28. Mr and Mrs Demar Farnes report a Preston boy born April 29. Mr and Mrs James Vanderveiff announce a Preston boy born April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Casperson
For Sale Items Include Steel Poles and Pipe
Classified listing notes four inch steel clothesline poles and 1200 feet of three inch used pipe, plus an 17 foot item. Pricing listed as 18 to 19 cents per unit.
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William Hobbs
Nethelsa Warrick
Nari
Lindhardt
Sarah Bright
Ada Sharp
Marion Winn
Provo
Paul Winn
Bruce
Leona Winger
Spnneyville
Wendell Winger
Marrie
W O Winger
Winger
Murray
Howard Goodwit
Jay Winger
Homer Winger
William Swainston
Shirley Mr Palmer
Paul Condie
Rex
Beverly
Palmer Home
Delbert Sharp
Milo’s AG Super Mkt
Phono 450
Pillsbury
Treasureton
King CO
Montag Dainty Creations
Gibson Greeting Cards
Maguet Des Bois
COTY
PSDP
Zure
AMITY
Comfort Parker
Swala
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