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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1960
Page
6
Fragmentary note states Mrs Christen Hansen and Mrs Chrissie Owen accompanied a group to an Utah city. The incomplete text provides no dates or event details.
Edward A. Quigley 65 of Blackfoot retired railroad foreman died Monday May 9 at home after 13 years of illness. Born Swan Lake August 23 1894 son of Joseph A and Sarah V Whett Quigley he married Levean Degessa Millard in Preston March 6 1920. He moved with his work to various locations before settling in Blackfoot in 1947 and was a member of the LDS church.
The obituary notes Edward Quigley of Blackfoot buried in Grove City with military rites by Stewart Hoover Post 33. Survived by wife and children in Idaho and Oregon. funeral attended by local relatives and friends. several cattlemen prepared for summer range duties nearby.
Mr Judd installed a furnace in the new home of Mrs Ruby Merrill visited with Mrs Texie Thomas of Downey and her son Harold of Lava during a Friday visit at the P C Sorensen home.
Oxford Claire Hatch Brent Kendall and Cluff Kendall attended an Aarorth priesthood party at Clifton Saturday evening. Families visited kin across Nyssa Oregon Franklin and Preston for graduations funerals and social events. Attendees include the Coburns Waldrons Hatchs Kendalls Fishers Kell ers and Geddes with trips to Blackfoot Oneida Logan and Twin Falls.
Fred Olson and family planned to see their new grandson. Mr and Mrs Fred Carlson of Hyrum and Mr and Mrs Stanley Fisher and family of Pocatello visited Mrs Cecil Fisher Sunday. Henry Hatch genealogy convention held in Preston. Mrs Althea Cox of Smithfield visited Oxford Saturday. George Baker of Preston spent Friday in Oxford. Oneida Anderson left Sunday for California to be with her daughter Joyce for the baby and to help with grandchildren during the hospital stay. Ilene Ward and Duane Hatch attended a swimming party with the high school band.
Treasurer and Vernon visited Idaho Falls and stayed with Irvin Butler family. Others at Mrs Reeder’s home included Jen sen, Neil Reeder, George Reeder, Lee Weeks, Richard Cole, Cliff Johnson and families from Preston Bancroft and Idaho Falls. Weekend trips included Craters of the Moon and Sun Valley.
Mink Creek reports Tony Jensen and family moved to Oregon City where he works for public health. Jensen, son of Mahalia Jensen now in Salt Lake City, previously lived in Montpelier. Christin Hansen visited Salt Lake City with Claude Keller and others to see her daughter. Vera Jensen attended Relief Society meetings in Oxford Clifton and Banida wards. The seventies quorum met Monday evening at Martin Christensen’s home, led by Delmer Keller and Thomas Jensen.
Salt Lake City hosts surgery survivor while Mrs Hannah Pearson returns to Mink Creek for summer. Thelma Russell and family reside in San Bernardino, Roy family in Riverside. Lorna Wilde visits Ogden with sister Zola Jensen. Claude Keller couple spent weekend in Salt Lake City and Roy visiting Blakeslee and Watson households along with Dr. Keller.
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