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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1952
Page
6
Fairview and surrounding areas see frequent visits as Rex Layne and family from Salt Lake spend Saturday with Orval Harris. Many relatives travel from California, Texas, and Utah to visit, attend temple events, or celebrate milestones. The Relief Society organized with Gregory, Sharp, and Long in leadership.
Mapleson reports Mr and Mrs Verl Long and family have moved here from Oregon. Mr and Mrs Enos Holden are also mentioned in the notice with related family movements.
Sunday through Labor Day weekend social and family updates from Mound Valley include visits from Dean Panter in Carrell creek, multiple reunions at Downata and Grace, and gatherings with relatives in Preston Preston and Pocatello. Several members are noted for travel, teaching activities, and military service.
Mink Creek residents Mink Creek Mrs Oscar Wilde and daughter Dixie of Preston and Mrs Alma Austin and family of Salt Lake visited last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Cloyd Wilde. Nephi Nelson and Mrs Robert Hendricks and daughter Karen visited with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Christensen. Claude Keller and daughter Marcia spent three days in Salt Lake City. The Murdock family visited with the Bairds and the Kellers. Harley Jepsen spent a week in Amboy Washington with her daughter and son in law the Andras. Hoyer Whitehead and family of Franklin visited with the Christensens. The Bairds and Rosetta Jensen and daughter Coralie spent time in Idaho Falls.
Riverdale on September 1 hosted a Samuel Smith family reunion for about two hundred relatives who shared lunch, socialized, and featured a program with participants from each branch. Samuel Smith supplied watermelons for the crowd.
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