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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1958
Page
13
Henry Mocklis of Preston traveled to Layton on Saturday evening for the wedding and reception of their daughter Kar lene Mocklin and her husband. A large representation from Franklin ward attended stake conference Saturday evening and Sunday at Preston.
Mr and Mrs Paul Wilkinson and two children of Salt Lake City were weekend guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Levor Doney. After an early breakfast Saturday morning at Lewiston Mr Wilkinson and Wayne Doney enjoyed pheasant hunting bagging their limit. While here they visited Pauls grandmother Mrs Anet Harris at Preston. Mr and Mrs W H Biggs motored to Ogden Saturday morning and picked up their daughter Mrs Phyllis Hogan then to Bountiful where daughter Mrs Anna E Bergeson accompanied them to Salt Lake City for a day of shopping. Mr and Mrs Cleve Chatterton of Pocatello were weekend visitors with Mr and Mrs William Robinson. Mr and Mrs Alan Waterlaus entertained at a family dinner.
Social notes recount a birthday tribute for Gerald Wright at a Preston home with guests including Mrs Wright and family. many locals attend reunions, weddings, and weekend visits, with pheasant hunting and travel to nearby towns. Birth of a daughter to Atkinson confirms expanding local families.
The notice reports the birth of identical twin boys to Mr and Mrs Ronald Mason of Moscow with one dying at birth. It also notes a nine pound boy born to Mr and Mrs Laray Balls, first child, in Preston Hospital. Several local visits and funerals are listed including Thomas Nelsons, DeMar Smart, and Thomas Rose relatives visiting and attending services in Hyde Park and St. George, Utah.
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