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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1950
Page
5
Mrs Dwain Tate Mrs James Woolf and Mrs Sherman Woolf visited Mrs Earl Mecham last Thursday in honor of her birthday. Other guests were Mrs.
L M Wright and Mire Heber Papier of Rapieton with Keith Smithist Pescatelion spent a few days with his parents, Perry and the Smiths. Faren Nelson and family from Philomath visited Eli Forsgren and Taylor Nelson. Marvin Davies and son Jon of Salt Lake were weekend guests of Orville Neeley. Davies stationed at San Diego. Various visits to Logan, Preston, Wendell, American Falls, Smithfield, and Smithfield area noted. Relief society sews UN flag. Frank Edwards visiting from Fort Lewis joined others for Idaho Falls trip.
Mr and Mrs Wells McGregor and relatives from Salt Lake City hosted a weekend gathering. Dale Bennett family returned from a two week trip visiting relatives in Washington. Amanda Seamons of Blackfoot and George A. Smith of Preston visited their mother Mary Nielson. Ruth McGregor accompanied by daughter Harriet visited before returning to California. Walker and Panter families from Pocatello visited Don Panter’s home. Dale Bennett hosted a Ladies Bridge night with Lola Panter high and Barbara Panter second. Loren and Allen McGregor families stayed with Nora McGregor. Charles P McGregor acted as substitute teacher for Roma Anderson. Calvin Bennett Jr and Ronald Panter attended USAC homecoming in Logan. MIA program included Lorin Panter, Dennis Schofield, Beth Conlin, Calvin Bennett Jr, Barbara Panter, Loma and Jean McGregor. Dean Panter family, Wilford Panter, and Mary Nielson visited Lorenzo Nielson and family.
Fairview guests including Mr and Mrs Bob Mikeself and baby of Ogden and Mr and Mrs Bob Brown of Brigham spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Oscar Rawlings. Ed Cole attended Ray Taylor's funeral in Logan Tuesday of last week. Lou Cole is hospitalized in Ogden for medical care. Joseph E Wilson and son visited Royal Wilson on Sunday. Bertha Whittle visited relatives in Richmond Saturday and Sunday. Pauline Sharp and Marsha.
A string of visiting relatives and friends is noted across several households. Randy Pratt and family from Seattle visited Parley Ingilet’s home, Lulua Bodily returned from California, Louise Pflerger and Hazen Gilbert hosted Boise guests, and Bill Forsgren Clifford Forsgren and Sharleen West were among visitors. Pamela Wilson stayed in Lund to visit relatives. a Glen Nelson family member was injured when a son was run over on Saturday.
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H A Hollingsworth of Preston and his son visited Thatcher last week with the Hi Mr and Mrs Ezra Hi Mr and Mrs Floyd Grayite. Claude Mendenhall and Keith Corbett attended a Utah oil meeting in Logan last Monday with Mrs Vernon Mendenhall and Mrs ao Mendenhall. Jeff, small son of Mr and Mrs, accompanied them.
The Caribou County Posse club and partners enjoyed a dancing party last Saturday evening. Richard G Garbett had his tonsils removed last Friday. Harold Bassett’s sister Garton of Springs was visiting Thursday. Louis Stephenson of Ogden spent a week in Lago with his mother Nellie Stephenson and returned Sunday to Ogden to visit relatives.
A Utah reminiscence recalls a pioneer meal featuring new potatoes and what was called Mormon gravy made with bacon fat flour and Cream O Weber. The piece praises milk as essential for energy and health and suggests Cream O Weber products for hot chocolate and whipped cream with an invitation to visit the Ogden dairy plant.
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