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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1950
Page
9
The notice reports funeral services for Mrs. Hannah Smith, a lifelong ward resident, conducted at the ward chapel on Wednesday afternoon. Other items mention visits by Carl Jensen, Milo Nance, Calvin Kingsbury and Utah relatives in the past week.
Mr and Mrs Weldon McGregor and Nancy McGregor spent Sunday evening visiting Mr and Mrs Leland Panter and family. Mr and Mrs Roe Bennett Mr and Mrs Freeman Rasmussen and Mr and Mrs Faun Johnson had dinner and visited at their mothers. Ben Nielsen and Hyrum Nielsen families from Pocatello are spending time with her mother here. Mrs Jessie and Janice Andrea visited Monday briefly with Mrs Beth Call in Preston. Mrs Easton Smith visited during the day at her home.
Mr and Mrs Orson Porter and family and George Burbank traveled to Ogden for a visit with friends and relatives. David Long underwent an appendectomy last week and is in fair condition. Merl Voreman and Michigan family return to live here indefinitely. Louis Cummings and others hosted gatherings at Preston and Franklin areas. Ralph Ash family from Salt Lake City stay with Rufus Long as husband recovers from a broken leg. Multiple visits and talks occurred at Sunday school and sacrament meetings in the area.
Readers discuss a statement by Mark Hart in the Democratic Spotlight and call for an appraisal. The forum notes that politics sometimes leads men to make rash judgments.
An Associated Press dispatch recalls a heated exchange amid the Butterfield case with remarks about D and Herman Welker. The dialogue includes accusations of disrespect and calls for civility as political rivalries surface in Washington and Franklin County.
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