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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1950
Page
7
Last week visitors and family gatherings filled Franklin. Hostesses hosted bridge, birthday and pinochle events. weddings and baptisms were announced. schools opened with staff assignments. many residents traveled to Salt Lake City Ogden and Brigham City for family occasions. A hospital update and relief society activities were also listed.
Mrs. Fern Sant suffered deep cuts and bruises when a horse drawn hay mower toppled her as she tried to lift the cutter bar crossing a ditch. She is recovering in Caribou county hospital. Nearby husband Percy Sant aided her.
Laura Carlson Lucy Allen and Chella Petty traveled to Grace for a Relief Society visiting teachers convention with several other stakes. Mr and Mrs O LeGrande Rice and their Denver family visited her brother and his family. They stayed at Lava Hot Springs one evening and joined an Allen reunion in Cleveland during their stay.
The Allen reunion at Cove Saturday drew many relatives including Mr and Mrs Hank Shea and family of Salt Lake City and Mr and Mrs B E Green and son Jack of Buhl Also present were Mr and Mrs George Matkin LaZelle and Mr and Mrs LaVar Matkin and Aaron Allen and family Velma Randall and family visited her mother Tuesday Beverly Merrill of Pocatello spent the weekend with her mother Ruby Merrill Harry Beckstead of Pocatello and Merrill Beckstead visited the Dorris Thomas home in Springfield and with the Poole family Wesley Poole and sons of Blackfoot are moving to Wen. Byron Harvey of Salt Lake City left for home after a summer with the Abbotts Ccle Hadley of Salt Lake City spent two weeks at the A P Allen home helping with harvest.
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