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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1962
Page
10
Dr and Mrs N R Christensen arrived Saturday night at the Jon, prompting local notice of their visit and possible social engagements during their stay.
Reeder family travels back to Manhattan Kansas after visiting Los Angeles conventions. They called for their children who stayed with grandparents during the trip. Mrs Celestia Tracy spent Sunday with her daughter Naomi and family in Rexburg.
Mrs Janeal Stevenson and others motored to Ogden for a day trip. Irene Anderson spent the weekend in Logan and Preston with family. Weston visitors included Carma Morgan and family of Pocatello and Arthur Povey of Clifton. Don Robinsons and daughter Julie attended USU convocation in Logan where Julie earned an honor pin and scholarship. Adra Harris of Franklin also graduated. A Franklin dinner honored Ben, visiting from California, at Mr and Mrs T D Dunkley’s home.
Mink Creek hosted family visits including Larsen and Jensen households. Plans include a wedding reception for Catherine Jensen and Scott Seamons in June, a new baby for Burnell Baird, and a cattle fallout shelter design by the USDA featuring a 40 cow barn and dairy facilities.
Community notes from Franklin and Brigham City include club leadership by Gladys LeFevre for district four 4-H, summer project plans, and a social at Iva Lou Owen's huis. Reports cover baptisms and priesthood restoration reminders, youth choir activities directed by Ada Chatterton, and various religious and family visits with many named locals and guests.
Jed and Mrs. Atkinson buy the Earl Cole house. Charles Andrews, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Andrews, had an appendicitis operation Tuesday at Preston hospital and is listed in fair condition.
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