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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1952
Page
6
The Merry Mixers square dancing club met in Lewiston on Monday evening to continue regular dance sessions and socializing. Members discussed upcoming events and rehearsed routines for the next social night.
The event in Lewiston featured Mr. and Mrs. Bill Charles as hosts with guests including Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Allen from Preston and couples Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Diderickson, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Jensen, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Crockett.
Miss Ramona Keller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Keller of Whitney, will wed Ronald C. Doney son of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Doney of Franklin. Keller has completed an LDS mission in northern California and worked in Salt Lake City. Doney attended USAC and recently returned from a north central states LDS mission.
Mr and Mrs Fred Porter are described as the proud grandparents of a newborn, noted as a family announcement with no further details about the child.
Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Esplin welcomed their second daughter born Sept 23. The older girl stays with grandparents for a few days. Mrs Belettie Burbank and son Mertelle visited the Porters for dinner. Thelma Chatterton fell in the basement stairs Sept 22 and bruised herself. Norman and Thelma Chatterton named their baby girl Carma. Ray Porter of Whitney visited church here Sunday.
Visitors include Mrs R C Affleck and Constance Jeans in Salt Lake City for conference. Navy AT3 Norman V Jorgensen on 20 day leave from San Diego visits family. Mayors and relatives host guests in Salt Lake City. A wide list of weekend visits spans Ogden Logan Rexburg Boise and Idaho Falls with birthdays funerals and church duties noted. Grandson Gary Albert born to Howard Porter in Glasgow Montana.
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