Nutting and companion drive to Salt Lake City
Nutting of Rupert and party motored to Salt Lake City on Saturday for a week long outing.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1954
Page
11
Nutting of Rupert and party motored to Salt Lake City on Saturday for a week long outing.
George 8 Winn advertises to pay top cash for dead and useless animals hides and pelts. Address 41 North 2nd West with phone 147 J.
Franklin residents share news of homecoming from Aberdeen Proving Grounds and Army postings in Japan. Local gatherings mark funerals for George Cornish and Mrs. Janet Baugh Carlisle, plus birthday and family dinners. Major operation at Preston Hospital for Gladys LeFevre and visits among Woodward families noted.
A list of names from Logan area families includes Jene Durrant Dixie Dunkley Betty Hobbs JoAnn Wright and others. The report mentions girls singing, games, and Janet serving ice cream and cake along with gifts. Nearby trips involve Mr. and Mrs. Victor Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Woodward traveling to Salt Lake City to visit Jensen relatives.
Oxford Col. Russell Fisher of Washington DC spent Tuesday night with his parents Mr and Mrs W R Fisher. The Coburns took their daughter Colleen from Salt Lake City after a mission. DUP gathering at Gar old Fisher home featured Mrs Selma Fisher and Mrs Garold Fisher. County visitors Mary Smith and Phil West, lesson by Mrs Gayle Kendall. A group including Bessie Fisher Lucy Allen Annie Marie Harriett Lavona Hatch Valdean Susan Fisher Annabelle Kendall Oneida Anderson attended.
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