Oxford Girl Leaves for Hawaii Trip
Mrs Tamara Pitcher and baby travel from Oxford to Salt Lake to meet husband Keith Pitcher on furlough from Vietnam. The journey includes airport transfer and hotel stay with sister Glenda Nelson and family in Sandy. Family visits surround the Hawaii plan and extended relatives across Utah and Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Tamara Pitcher
Salt Lake
Glenda
Jesse Nelson
Sandy
Tamara
Hawaii
Keith Pitcher
Vietnam
Nelsons
Wilford Bosworth
Treasureton
Lavern
LaVerne Kendall
Ken Franzen
Cecil Fisher
Cecil
George Fisher
Michael Fisher
Fort Lewis
Washile
Korea
Moodas Club Meeting And Retirement Reflections Return
Women from the I Vos club met May 12 with Mrs Grace Lt president in charge. Edgley reviewed a program on the importance of fine living. Dessert luncheon served for about 20 members. several guests attended. Notes included teacher changes at Central School and moves to Salt Lake City and Burley affecting staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L . Gertie Webb
I Vos
Grace
VL. Na Edgley
Enid
Julia Roge
Lewiston Rock
Stewart Geddes
Hew Name
Preston
Betty McDermott
Wil
Salt Lake City
Ramona Crane
Mink Creek
Bur
Marie Clark
Ruby Boothe
Sylvia Swann
Preston Social Arts Club Elects Officers at Meeting
The Preston Social Arts club hosted Mrs Beverly Hollings Friday evening to elect new officers with Marge Hovein as president and Darlene as vice president Kar mi Garret as secretary. Guests included Dorothis Workman Ethel Parry Kali Cattan Rena Davis Tarver Wes Sarah Nelson and others as the club shared casseroles salads and desserts and exchanged greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Letter to the Editor on Preston water system needs and costs
A reader replies to a May editorial urging a new Preston water system. The letter argues the old 30 year old supply is insufficient, risks fire and pipe breaks, and questions financing. It urges local action, discusses costs, potential federal funding, meters, and urges unity for the June meeting to decide on borrowing 1.3 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
T Thak
Webster Maughan
Waltarts
Cub
Franklin County Court Room
Sailor Memoirs and Old Fashioned Luncheon at Perry Home
Last Friday at Mrs Eunice Perry's Treasureton house the Sacaja wia DUP group gathered. Mrs Perry wore her grandmother's dress as Coy Manning and Francine Oliver provided music. Kinora Magleby gave a family history, Camulla Norton lectured on sailing vessels, and a unique luncheon of baked beans bread honey cheese and horehound candy was served to a long list of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Perry
Treasureton
Sacajawia Dup
Manning Ot Smithfield
Menger
Francine Oliverson
Klnora Magleby
Iic
William Middleton Camulla Norton
Ena Pond
Gladys Jensen
Camilla Norton
Leona Kennard
Armina S Bright
Adelia Beckstead Emd_ Fryer
Louise Rasmussen
Venna Fackrell
Wavel Erickson
E1tora Mayleby
Mary Millar
Elsie McCauley
Graduation Sweethearts Lane Chest Pact
Readable text notes a couple planning graduation celebrations and a future marriage linked to a Bisons lane chest. The item emphasizes steady partners facing upcoming milestones and shared plans for graduation and wedding.
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Aard
Paul Simmons
Frans Prideenan
Len
Jan Oe Stuihland
Andi Vner Moussa
Texas
Mere Carol
Mro
Wes AL Fisher
Altiea Cox
oMro
Curtis Cox
Das Meoo
Vman Ward
Clearfield
Platt Ward
James Fisher
Ogden
A LL Fisher
Mesame Hatch
Sher
Bin
Woodton
Tvited
Pin
Orin Hatch
Roy
Keith Hatch
Rosce of
Lowan
Miarie Hatch
Vilate Kennington
Hazel Dawson
Oyana Carlson
Eleanor Hibb
Pearl Corbridge
Anna Moser
Naomi Perkins
Mics
Alice Packer
Cacienda Club
Glaiv Beckstead
Lizzie Weaver
Vera Hawkes
Rae Hobbs
Ciarty Larsen
Pearl Olivers
Mary Keller
Ruth Tippetts
I.md Fryer
IDL
Chidren
Independent Druggist League Drug Stores
Gillette
Gillette Knack Razor
Prats
Ane
Campana
Wiwarin
Medicare
Yan
Sea
SEA & Ski Lipsaver
vInstar
Nen
Visliid
Wwakl
Mname Sime Ee Drug Stores
Desenex
Preston, Idaho
Third and Seventh Ward
Lane Cedar Chests
Ucks
Senor
Meantine
Bisons
Lane Chest
Bret Becker
Boibn
Ponsee Malo
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