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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1957
Page
4
Visitors from Weston and Logan attended serv ices for John P Lundquist at the Weston Ward chapel Monday. The report notes numerous local visits, travel to Salt Lake, Brigham City and Blackfoot fairs, and Sunday school events across Weston and surrounding communities.
Mink Creek residents Rex Crane and family returned home from a summer at the Paul homestead. Merin Wilde and son Ross joined fair attendance at Blackfoot and overnighted with friends in Pocatello. Others from Mink Creek attended events in Blackfoot Brigham City Ogden and Logan with notes on local clergy and university staff.
Preston residents hosted visitors from nearby towns while the Blackfoot fair highlighted 4-H achievements. Judy Spencer led as top judge for 4-H activities with teammates Diane Wilde and Anne Maughan. Mink Creek 4-H members earned blue ribbons in multiple divisions. Caribou county team tied for first in judging, and Mink Creek boys placed ninth in cattle judging at the fair.
Mapleton residents Mr and Mrs Rey Porter and children Georgia Rose Porter and Mark Porter are identified in a local notice as living in Ogden. This brief entry lists family members tied to the Mapleton community.
Several families in Preston and nearby towns are listed visiting relatives over the weekend and on weekdays. People mentioned include Mr. and Mrs. George Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Murray of Big Piney Wyoming, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dursteller, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bowout and son Tex and daughter Earlene, Clair Pearson of Salt Lake City, Rufus C. Long, Fred E. Porter, and others. News notes include a birth to Wendell Long, sophomores initiated at Preston High School, and local church events with Otto Gregory and Mrs. Kenneth Knapp assisting.
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