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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1946
Page
12
Glencoe residents host, visit, and bless family members across Preston Mink Creek and nearby towns. Ra Nae Olson and Merland Ernest Ray Jensen receive blessings, while several couples and families share meals and birthdays. Local scouts, Relief Society quilting, and a wedding announcement finish the week.
Mrs Ed Heddon of Clifton spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs LeRoy Edwards. Temple excursion attendees in Logan included Bishop Orville Neeley I M Evans Estus Packer Ray BarringtonDwain Tate Eli Forsgren and the Edwardses. A Girls Youth Meeting was held at Mrs Vernon Jensens with leaders Mrs Eli Forsgren Mrs L A Winger and Mrs Jensen. Lunch was served. Joyce Rindlisbaker Luella Forsgren Marilyn Rosen Roma Smith and Wilda Evans attended a school music contest in Pocatello Friday. Mr and Mrs Dwain Tate and daughters Carleen and Sandra visited Logan Saturday. Phenoi Edgley of Preston visited Sacrament Meeting Sunday. Mr and Mrs Milton Packer visited relatives on the way home from Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs Woolf spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Malad visiting their daughter. Mrs Ethel Barrington spent the weekend with her son and family in Logan. She returned Sunday. Mrs M H Woolf visited Preston Saturday to see her sister. A birthday party was held Sunday for Nath an Packer at the home of Mr and Mrs Estus Packer. Attending were Mr and Mrs J I Adams of Linrose Mr and Mrs Marve Packer Lu Dean Packer of Salt Lake City and Qdell and Joe Leavitt of Lewiston. A dinner was served. Mrs Nathan Packer spent several days last week in Linrose visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J S Adams. Mr and Mrs Ray Barrington and family and Mrs Ethel Barrington were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ross Jorgensen Sunday.
Treasurer on John Reeder has received his discharge from the Army and will live with Mrs. Reeder in Preston. Mr. and Mrs. Huntington and daughter Sandra Lee of Ced ar City visited Mrs. Huntington's parents Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Nelson. George Carver visited Swan Lake Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kirby visited in Pocatello Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Paskins visited with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith at Cleveland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kirby hosted Jed Ritchie of Idaho Falls last week.
Stockt spent time in California with no children. Mrs O Dell Kirby and Mr and Mrs George Kirby hosted Sunday. Mrs Mack Hume visited with her mother Mrs Caroline Condie of Preston and Ray Condie in Logan. Mr and Mrs T J Reeder learned of the April 27 birth of a 7 lb 9 oz baby boy to Mr and Mrs Roger Walker of Delta Utah. The Walker baby is the couple’s first child. Erma Reeder Walker is the mother. Robert O Ward returned home after three years in the Marine Corps, discharged in late April, after four months stationed in California. Mrs Irene Nelson and children visited Mrs Elizabeth Ward and Mrs Wanda Hess. W D Beers of Salt Lake stayed with Mr and Mrs Gene Paskin. Ray Swainston of Winder also visited. Eli Forsgren, Riverdale high councilman, spoke at Priesthood meeting Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs C J Barger and children of Pocatello visited the T J Barger household. Attendees at Lloyd Contin funeral services in Ogden Wednesday included Mr and Mrs Von Atkinson and others.
Mrs. R A Ward and several local families, now living in Arizona, selected as officers at the Mesa mother-daughter party. Miss Smith, active in ward and stake work since 1944, works at the Mesa offices of the Arizona Republic and Phoenix Gazette.
Miss Barbara Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs J Smith is highlighted as a community leader in Mesa with local recognition and role at the Gleaner organization.
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