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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1955
Page
7
The Riverdale ward chapel hosts a wedding dance for Gene J Smith and his bride with the public invited. Community members note visits, family gatherings, and local social events across Riverdale and surrounding areas.
Community notes list visits and gatherings across Thatcher Oneida Station Preston and Salt Lake City with multiple families hosting relatives and church group members. Events include Sunday dinners weekend trips school preparations and a Labor Day visit sequence with various relatives.
Cleveland Mrs Maynard Andreasen and family of Soda Springs visited with relatives in the area. Mrs Jennie Perry and Mrs Lulu Williams attended a DUP meeting in Soda Springs. Mr and Mrs Fred Anderson and others attended the wedding of Dale Smith son of Mr and Mrs A T Smith in the area with further attendance by Mr and Mrs Leo Johnson in Pocatello.
Grace residents and nearby families spent Labor Day weekend visiting relatives and touring local sites. Families from Mink Creek Preston Pocatello Salt Lake City and Riverdale joined Grace households for meals, church services, and dam visits along the Snake River with trips through Montpelier and Strawberry Canyon.
The Pres Ton Citizen offers a classifieds page for buying or selling items. Readers can place ads for goods, services, and opportunities with contact details and brief descriptions.
Jay Seiler a renowned zany humorist and former ice show star will headline the grand stand at the Eastern Idaho State fair in Blackfoot from September 13 to 17. The performer known for curved ski routines trains rigorously and blends pantomime with active comedy across continents.
The newspaper credits ongoing support from Franklin County business firms as essential to publishing neighbors' news and community activities.
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