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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1948

Page

3

National FFA chorus selects first tenor for Kansas City convention

Dayle named first tenor in the National FFA chorus chosen from 260 300 members. Dr James W Hatch of the New York State Department of Education will direct. Chorus members report November 11 in Kansas City for rehearsals before the four day national convention celebrating the organization’s twentieth anniversary.

FFA Kansas City Dayle James W. Hatch State Department of Education New York Hatch

Community Notes From Riverdale and Nearby Towns

Riverdale and nearby areas report visits between families in Salt Lake City Weston Rexburg Rigby and Smithfield. Linda Packer’s granddaughter Janyce Gardner remains hospitalized with severe burns after a stove fall with family updates from Idaho to Logan and Preston.

Leland Tanner Richard Salt Lake City Byron Tanner USAC Logan Myrtle Rindlisbaker Henry Simpson Weston Estus Packer Boise Marilyn Marvel Packer Ray Barrington Rexburg Rigby Ethel Barrington Dorothy Packer Chris Hansen Glencoe Delbert Seamons Mink Creek Blanche Abbott Mary Olsen Clifton Ned Choules C. R. Choules Idaho State Pocatello L. M. Packer Weiser Council Ida Karl Peterson Janyce Gardner

Local families host guests and view North Carolina plantation

Sunday gatherings brought the Woolf and Camp families from Malad and Preston to visit relatives in Mink Creek and Ogden. Daughters of Pioneers met with Barbara Meek leading a lesson as Tamara Meek recited and Lucille Larsen sang. Other visits included the Erter and McCombs households in Boise Downey and Ephraim. A new eight and a half pound baby boy arrived to the Cutwrights, Cannon Rasmussen’s funeral contact linked to wartime losses, and trips to North Carolina showcased Elizabeth Arden’s plantation.

Barbara Meek Tamara Meek Lucille Larsen Ada Neilson Joyce Neilson Lago Buna Tate Lynn Veri Spencer *Bens Nyssa Ore Ariel Meek Zelda Erter Boise A. E. McCombs Erter Ivan’ Nisson Downey B. A. Meek State Farm Bureau Pocatello James Woolf Clyde Woolf Los Angeles Ogden Elrick Morgan H. M. Woolf Phillip Cutwright Cutwrighs Storks Vernon Jensen Ephraim Cannon Rasmussen Japan Elizabeth Arden

Funeral for Wilford Seamons Held in Blackfoot

Mound Valley residents attended the funeral of Wilford Seamons of Blackfoot on Tuesday. Attendees included Wilford Panter and family, Mary Nielsen, Dale Bennett, Chas Forman, Aroet Bennett, and Valero Bennett.

Wilford Panter LaRene Mary Nielsen Dale Bennett Chas. Forman Aroet Bennett Valero Bennett Wilford Seamons Blackfoot D. W. McGregor C. P. Reed Don Bob McGregor Logan Douglas Williams Grace Vernon Harris Wells P. McGregor Douglas Johnson Arthur McClellan USAC Joyce Panter Sybil McGregor Bridge Club Florence Panter Barbara Panter

Relatives Visit California After Week Away

Mrs and Mrs C P Gray and daughter Helen of Preston and Paul travel to California for a visit with friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs D W McGregor and Lorin Panter lead a sacrament meeting review of a recent trip. Mr and Mrs J B McMasters of Pocatello and Mrs Owen D Clegg and Grace children visit Mound Valley to see their parents.

C. P. Gray Helen Preston and Paul California D. W McGregor Lorin Panter J. B. McMasters Pocatello Owen D. Clegg Grace Mound Valley

Halloween Party by MIA a Complete Success in Costumes

Report notes the MIA hosted a Halloween party with attendees in costume and officers serving light refreshments. A Sunday visit feature mentions Mr. and Mrs. Reed McGregor in Riverdale with Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Smith and family. It cites Idaho territory laws from 1842 adopted by the Nez Perce and mentions Eastport as an international ski area on the Idaho-Canada border.

MIA Reed McGregor Riverdale S. L.’ Smith Idaho Territory Nez Perce

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