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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1947
Page
9
The Mapleton Primary conference was held in our ward last Sunday with pioneer songs and stories. Vera K Col e and D Ariel Nash gave short talks while Daniel Taylor recalled life here sixty years ago. Thelma Chatterton led the event as second counselor and many stake officers attended.
Utah visitors including George and Verla Dursteler and extended kin gathered at the Dursteler home. Wendell Long works on Lewiston ditch and several local youths received diplomas at a weiner roast and church events.
Treasureton Floyd Jensen family join Mr and Mrs Lee Casteel and kin. Ken Panter of Dayton visits Pearl Barger family. Newbold and Workman clans from Smithfield and Preston drop by Myrl Workman home. Many others attend gatherings from Franklin to Thatcher and Pocatello.
Dayton officials report the release of Merrill Capener Thora Panter and Leah White. The newly named officers are Margaret Nelson as president Alta Moser as vice president and Lyman Balls as secretary.
Rebecca Chapman visited Mr and Mrs Lon Cohoon on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs O N Stuart and Mrs Mary Jones attended funeral services in Ogden Monday for Mrs Jammia Neilsen mother of Mr Stuart. In Sacrament meeting last Sunday the MIA was reorganized. Those released from Y M I A were Pres Irwen Robbins and counselors Vaughn Griffeth and Virgil Archibald. Eldon Bingham was named president with Darrel Erickson and Paul Naef as counselors.
Notice to Stockmen announces range tags available at First Security Bank. Ben Swann, secretary of the Franklin County Stockmen Association, stated tag distribution starts today.
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