Social visits and family gatherings noted across region
Mr and Mrs J W Whitehead recently returned from Washington and Montana visiting relatives in Dillon and Fort Lewis. Weekend guests included Jay Owen Cole and Jean Greenman with Connie Cole. Dr and Mrs Cliff Barton of Provo joined for meals. Numerous relatives from Preston Banida Salt Lake City Hooper Farmington Orangeville and Ogden visited or hosted events, with endowments received at Logan temple and attendance at USA BYU game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Whitehead
Washington
Montana
Dillon
Elmer Cupp
Orangeville
Calif
Melvin
Clayton
Logan Temple
Reed Dunbar
Pete Murdock
Salt Lake City
W. &. Dunbar
Oxford residents attend Logan temple and events
Oxford Mr and Mrs Ernest Olson and Mr and Mrs Henry Hatch went to the Logan temple Tuesday. Lavona and Duane Hatch were Richmond visitors Tuesday evening. Cliff Kendall and Henry Hatch attended a genealogy committee meeting at Clifton Wednesday evening. Cedar Tree DUP camp held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Olson
Henry Hatch
Logan Temple
Lavona
Duane Hatch
Richmond
Cliff Kendall
Genealogy Committee
Clifton
October meeting at Gayle Kendall home noted for community tale
The October meeting at Gayle Kendall's residence with Bessie Olson as co host featured a lesson on Letters of John H Barker read by Olson. Attendees included Annie Hatch Selma Fisher Clara Olson Susan Fisher Oneida Anderson Valdean Fisher Saramae Jensen Wanda Cox with various relatives visiting nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Kendall
Bessie Olson
Lavona Hatch
Aston Ralphs
John H. Barker
Central Camp
Annie Hatch
Selma Fisher
Clara Olson
Susan Fisher
Oneida Anderson
Valdean Fisher
Saramae Jensen
Wanda Cox
Keith Olson
Richmond
Franklin
James Kirkbride
Utah Relatives Travel Through Gunnison Area
A fragment notes relatives from Utah passing through Gunnison Utah on their way to a destination. The text provides no dates or further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Gunnison
Paskins Family News From Preston Ward Meet
Treasureton Mr and Mrs Eugene Paskins and daughters Linda and Bonnie attended sacrament meeting in Preston at the second ward. Terry Paskins welcomed a baby named Tony Eugene Paskins. Frank Neilson visited Logan and LaMont. Bonnie and Linda spoke in Sunday school. Sacrament gem by Andy Denton. The Paskins visited Salt Lake City home of McNeil Paskins. Ted Paskins spent Monday in Pocatello. C L Lyon West Jordan visited Melvin Kirby Allan Lyon families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Paskins
Linda
Bonnie Paskins
Sacrament
Preston
Second Ward
Terry Paskins
Tony Eugene Paskins
Frank Neilson
Logan
LaMont
Linda Paskins
Andy Denton
Salt Lake City
McNeil Paskins
Salt Lake
Ted Paskins
Pocatello
C. L. Lyon
West Jordan
Melvin Kirby
Allan Lyon
Quilts and community events: Halloween booths and lessons
Franklin Syrena Lowe finishes two quilts with help from quilters. Mutual officers and teachers hosted Halloween booths for youths with games and costumes. Several local families visited Mae Handy. Salt Lake City guests Raymond and family stayed with Alice Haworth’s family. Alice spoke in Sunday school. Opal Parkinson led the Relief Society lesson. Work leaders showed Christmas ideas for the November 8 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syrena Lowe
Mutual
Elgin Handy
Dee
Mae Handy
Raymond Johnson
Salt Lake City
Alice Johnson
Horace Haworth
Alice
Opal Parkinson
Social Science Department
Relief Society
Unclear Itemized Bill Totals from 4 Sreene Wees
Fragmentary OCR shows an itemized total of 9 517 68 dollars with various amounts like 399 73 216 90 and 805 00, plus 4 piece receipts. No clear dates or names accompany the sums.
Preston Lions Halloween party attendees and traveling visitors
A Preston community roundup lists guests and visitors including Matilda Gilbert Donna Webb and Mary Jane Handy. Other notes mention Elder Woodward mission departure and Cindy Opis death, plus social events with the Durrants Parkin sons and a harvest banquet in Oneida stakehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Gilbert
Donna Webb
Samuel R. Handy
Mary Jane
Clearfield
Utah
Boyd Hampton
U. S. Engineers
Kansas City
Lorin Hampton
Victor Dunkley
Preston Lions
Ted Steers
Robin Handy
Glade Handy
Logan
R. Handy
Bernice Parkinson
Calvin Parkinson
Richard Woodward
Ivan Woodward
Gulf States Mission
Preston
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Nassaul
Wnol
Keith Bosworth
Wendell Bosworth
Kenneth Smith
Banida
Darrell Smith
Reed Smith
Nellie Smith
Vilate Weaver
Horace E. Garner
Gus Vaughn
Fred Dawson
Hooper
Rulon Draper
Farmington
Andrew Gray
Ogden
Abner Larson
Clark Gray
Roy Green
RaNae
Don
Glenn Baldwin
Oscar Higgins
J. L. Higgins
Kimberly
James Keller
Keller
Amy Fawcock
Hemet
Wayne Evans
Jed Palmer
Oxford
Amcoats
Crompton
Orlon
Les
Ford
Preston, Idaho
Sy Eatessio
A. L. Fisher
Lionel Danielson
Smithfield
Ralph Tillie
Milton Hatch
Montpelier
Bert Redington
George Redington
Cecil Fisher
Poscatello
Idaho Falls
Rigby
Lewisville
Rexburg
St. Anthony
Trudy
Nancy Fisher
Stanley Fisher
Fred Carlson
Hyrum
Margaret Dickson
Kerry
Roy
Earl Hatch
Carolyn
Garth
Valerie
Gordon Albrecht
Lorin Marley
William Baker
Wayne
Glen Baker
Downey
Willlism Baker
Arizona
Boyd
Cedarville
Treasureton
Franklin County Fair
Financial Statement
Cranney Chevrolet
Preston Implement
al G. Kelley-Miller Bros. Circus
Prse Fleischman Yeast
Idaho State Wheat Growers
Daniel Roberts
Lyle Shinley
Preston Citizen
Pydencrh
Fair Building Fund
Sreene
Guy O. Woodward
Cindy Opis
Gwendolyn Smith
Denver
Daughters of the Pioneers
Julia Durrant
la Vene Waddoups
Paulline Andrus
Lorraine Morrison
Barbara Meek
Clifford Forsgren
Bertha
Elizabeth
Heaps
Vella
Bruce
Mrs. Calvin Parkinson
Long
Buenos Aires
Argentina
America del Sur
Darrell
John LeFevre
Oneida
Franklin County
Carlis Noble
Sandra Hobbs
Temple Square
University Campus
Rita Deney
Medora Bergeson
William Poole
Board OF County Commissioners
Fairview
Cub River
Weston Canyon
Mink Creek
Bear River
Cleveland
Franklin-Pea Viner Road
William W. Poole
Wayne S. Evans
Republican
Pd. Pol
Franklin County Central Comm
P. FH
Edgley
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