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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1952
Page
8
Mrs. Willis Edwards and sons Austin and Larry visited Grace relatives while Mrs. Mary Ann Lewis stayed with the Nelsons in Nenan. Numerous locals hosted and traveled from Preston Glencoe Logan Salt Lake and Shelley, with relatives from Mound Valley Irvin and Logan Canyon also noted.
Fairview Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Melvin Smith included Mrs Lucy Egan of Salt Lake and Mr and Mrs Ralph Egan with family of Payson Utah. Weekend visitors were Mr and Mrs Perry Hymas and children of Pocatello. Speakers were Merlin Whittle and Mr Alder. Music was by Cliff Wiser and family of Trenton. Mrs Naomi Gilbert spent two.
Residents and guests from Salt Lake, Brigham City, Ogden and Moscow frequent area homes for weekends and celebrations. Reunions occur at the Shelton Rawlings home and missionary gatherings feature multiple attendees and performances.
Oxford Trillis Fisher of Pocatello visited with her mother Mrs Merl Baker over the week end. Mr and Mrs Gordon Albricht and son Bobby and Jay Baker and son Gary of Pocatello were their father William Baker. Pocatello visitors Saturday were Mr and Mrs Glen Cox. Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs A L Fisher were their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Melvin Burrup. Ronny Kendall and mother Mrs Merl Kendall visited with Mrs Henry Hatch and presented flowers. Mrs Hatch is Ronny's Sunday school teacher. Milton Hatch and friend Glen Fellows visiting Friday with Milton's parents Mr and Mrs Henry Hatch. Elden Fisher and family of Blackfoot were visitors at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs A L Fisher. Sunday they were all dinner guests of Mr.
Tuesday evening program at MIA featured readings and musical numbers under Mrs. Allabell Hull and Lee Bodily. JoAnn Alder announced, Theron L. Swainston hosted, with Reese Alder trombone, Lanette and Neva Ann Swainston singing, and Lynne Bodily reading.
Mrs Jessie Mitton hosted the Variety club dinner with a fried chicken meal and Mae Foster reviewed Full of Life. Notable guests included Ruth Ann Lewis of Logan and Mildred Weaver. The column notes several visits by locals to BYU, USAC, and family gatherings with out-of-town guests from Jerome and Brigham City.
Cola Greta Hanna a Holstein Friesian cow owned by Henry Drury and Sons Preston completed a 365 day official herd improvement test. She produced 620 pounds butterfat 15905 pounds milk 3.9 percent and averaged about 20 quarts daily. Testing was supervised by University of Idaho with cooperation from the Holstein Friesian Association of America.
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