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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1956

Page

4

Mink Creek Holds Junior Gleaners Program at Stakehouse

A Mink Creek program for junior Gleaners and juniors men and their parents was held at Onesda Stakehouse. Attendees included Lenore Rasmussen and family, Betty Jo Nelson, Darlene Draper, and many others. Local residents reported a serious accident involving Mrs. Rex Crane who remains in critical condition at Dee hospital in Ogden after surgery for pancreas injury and bruised organs.

Onesda Stakehouse Mink Creek Lenore Rasmussen Carolyn Rasmussen Betty Jo Nelson Darlene Draper Verry Moosman Sondra Keller Lee Ann Jepsen Loma Jepsen Lila Rae Rasmussen Sarah Rasmussen Imogene Erickson Jessie Erickson Richard Leeral Jensen Brent Weldon Rasmussen Layne Floyd Erickson Glen Fremon Jepsen Rex Crane Nathaniel Keller Dee Hospital Ogden Harriet Christensen Salt Lake City J. Charles Christensen

Banida Ward Activities and Religious Services Report

Elaine Taylor and Mrs Elaine Westenberg led senior Sunday school talks on November 11 as Oneida stake representatives. Venues included faculty meetings and sacrament services with speakers Von Atkinson and Elder Bailey. A wedding in Logan temple for Dew Smith was attended by Bishop and Mrs Golden Geddes. A Relief Society quilt project, Christmas demonstrations, and package wrapping were shown by Zoe Christensen and assistants. A large Thanksgiving gathering at Banida ward hall seated 32. Visits by the Geddes family and others to Salt Lake City and nearby towns are noted, along with hospital conditions of Mrs Joan Jorgensen. The MIA mothers party featured old fashioned keepsakes and a program led by Coy Manning. Twoand a half minute talks were given by Glenda Swann and Cleo Geddes in senior Sunday school, with sacrament and junior talks by Valerie Miles and Sherilynn Manning.

Elaine Taylor Elaine Westenberg Oneida Stake Westerberg Marcus J.greger Jed Cecil Miles Preston Allen Roland Allen Carolyn Soda Springs von Atkinson Treasureton High Council Bailey Clifton Golden ™ C. Geddes Dew Smith Logan Temple Relief Society Ada Bell Ward Recreation Hall Zoe Christensen Roberta Sparks Ellen Larson Dorothy Gregersen Lenna Lowe Wyola Cole Derald Smith Marcus J. Gregersen Joseph A. Christensen Sarah Brooks Canada Bishop Golden C. Geddes W. S. Geddes Christensen Banida Ward Heber Allen Logan Banida Wilbur Georgeson Pocatello Roland Allen Gordon Allen Howard Young Thatcher Paul Allen College Ward Golden’ C. Geddes Joan Jorgensen the -Ward Coy Manning Coy ‘Manning Lee Goldie Christensen Vantona Geddes Cheryl Eunice Gregersen Daugh Ter Gloria Dorothy Miles Land Lois Gwen Gregersen Joyce Lemna Lowe Shanna Lee Sarah 1 Geddes Carole Glenda Swann Cleo Geddes Farrell Sparks Sacrament Gem Valerie Miles Sherilynn Manning Cathleen Gregerson Lynn Ged Des and Lynn’ Geddes

Local visits mark Preston and Logan social weekend

Dayton pair visited Dayton relatives in Logan while Jed Robinson and family from Richmond called on Albert Moser’s kin. Mrs. Josephine Crookston attended a Daughters of Pioneers meeting in Preston. Multiple travels to Logan, Paradise, and temple events tied a busy weekend for area families including the Archibalds, Eck, and Nelsons.

E. O. Bergeson Logan Fred Smith Jed Robinson Richmond Albert Moser Josehine Crookston Daughters of Pioneers Chris Knudson Preston Mary Jones Evelyn Griffeth Myrtle Eck

Reed Jensen Welcomes Seventh Child Boy

Mr and Mrs Reed Jensen announce the birth of their seventh child a son born Monday November. The family resides in the area and the announcement notes the new arrival in local society notices.

Reed Jensen

Sick call line open 400 Preston day and night

The notice announces a sick call line at 400 Preston available both day and night for medical inquiries and urgent requests. It emphasizes 24 hour access and contact for emergencies.

Preston

Free peppermint stick causes fuss at Buck Benson’s shop

A man and his six year old son visited Buck Benson’s store. Buck gave the boy a free peppermint stick and the boy began to eat it. The father objected and asked what they sat when Mr Benson gives us something, and staff replied Charge 1.

Buck Benson Buck

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