Banida Graduates From Preston High School
Charla Ann Bell was among those graduating from Preston High School on Friday in Banida.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1962
Page
5
Charla Ann Bell was among those graduating from Preston High School on Friday in Banida.
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The article lists local families including Dement Bell and Fred Gregersen and their daughters, with visits to Salt Lake City and Springville by Marcus J Gregersen and relatives. It notes Friday temple attendance by Cecil Miles family Lois, and Marcus J Gregersen family, plus weekend visits.
Provo residents Mr and Mrs Paul Swainston and the E A Swann family visited over the weekend. Janet Swann stayed with relatives from school in Pocatello. Renae Gregersen and Engrid Hedin joined 4 H junior leaders on a four day camp trip to Alpine. Mrs Sarah Geddes traveled to Salt Lake City to see Carole Geddes. Mrs Jane Gibson of Winder and Fern Larson with daughter from Preston joined the visit. Hugh J Geddes and John Manning families spent Sunday with relatives in Pocatello, with the Mannings presenting the sacrament program and daughter Sherilyn performing on french horn.
Local families in Winder and surrounding areas hosted visitors from Lewiston Preston Riverdale and Logan. Highlights include Don Johnson walking without crutches after medical care in Salt Lake City, multiple graduation recognitions, piano recital by ten students, and family trips to the World’s Fair in Seattle.
Weston Goodsell son of Willey Goodsell of Arlington Virginia travels with Judy Taylor from Dillon Montana toward Seattle Worlds Fair after visiting his grandmother Annie Goodsell. The narrative lists other local visitors, graduations, seminary events, and family gatherings across Logan Rexburg and Willard with multiple families noted.
A local social roundup notes visits and hosting at the Archibald Beus and Morgan households, plus a Sunday testimonial for Elder Montie Herbert Williams. It mentions guests from Ogden to Weston, and a burial in Weston cemetery. Charles A Lindbergh received the first Distinguished Flying Cross from President Coolidge for his transatlantic flight.
The article states the distance between the northernmost point of Scotland and the southernmost point of England as 900 miles. It emphasizes the wide span of the United Kingdom from north to south.
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