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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1962
Page
4
Oxford report records a social visit by Larry Draper and Mary Meyers of Smithfield to Mr and Mrs Curtis Cox and Mr and Mrs Henry Hatch. Mentioned attendees include Mrs Marke Hatch, Mrs Elsie Mc Cauley, and Mrs Annie Hatch.
Monday visitors attended a temple session. Pocatello residents Parley Hammon and Lavena Hatch with Karri Nickson visited Cecil Fisher, while Sharon Keller of Preston and Henry Hatch family joined Kendall kin at Downey hospital. The day included attending a funeral, a school play, and outings to Montpelier and Pocatello with multiple Fisher and Hatch family members.
Advertises Lupia Pinkham's Compound as a remedy for hot flashes nervous tension and fatigue during menopause. Claims tests show relief with rapid subsiding of hot flashes and improved well being for women seeking to feel youthful and energetic again.
Families and friends gathered across Preston and surrounding towns for Easter weekend events. Guests included Annie Hatch, Mr and Mrs A L Fisher, Rita Koller, and many relatives visiting for weddings, picnics, and hospital calls. Notable stops spanned Ogden, Pocatello, Rexburg, Idaho Falls, Montpelier, Downey, and Salt Lake City.
Thursday meeting attended by Alberti Griffiths, Kathleen Griffiths, Emma Shepherd, Edith Frandsen, Phyllis Merrill and others with two visitors Jean Martin and Myrtle Bowden. Larene Griffeth led a lesson. Easter table decor featured. fourteen members and four prospective members were present. lunch by Phyllis Merrill and Ann Rucker.
Last Tuesday at MIA a talent program featured Bill Binggell on accordion Ronald Henderson reciting a poem Dionne Smith singing Aston Jensen on French horn Dennis and Milton Perry singing Nadine Plain drum solo Leona reading and Faye Potenson pantomimes The Scouts staged an Easter parade and two blackouts occurred Mr and Mrs Alfred Lloyd and family visited Arsen Hyden in Howell Sunday Mrs Zollinger spent the weekend with her daughter in Logan
Treasureton residents Mr and Mrs Merl Workman Scott Workman and Mr and Mrs Don Lowe and families enjoyed a Sunday picnic and swim in Lava Hot Springs. Miss Zee Ann Pratt, a student in Logan, visited the Workman home during the weekend.
The Swan Lake MIA held a community music festival Tuesday evening with a pleasant program and refreshments including punch and cookies. Mrs. Pearl Nordick returned home from the hospital Thursday afternoon.
John Quincy Adams pioneered wearing long trousers at his inauguration and kept the same hat for a decade in office. Woodrow Wilson is buried in Washington D C, the only president interred there. Washington is the only state named for a president.
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