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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1953
Page
14
Local families travel to Brig ham City for Peach Day parades and to Salt Lake City for fairs and ice follies. Residents visit relatives in Ogden Sheridan and Logan while sending relatives on missions in Canada and Arizona with extended weekend stays and community events.
The bride and groom, Preston High School graduates, married and honeymooned at Yellowstone Park and Jackson Hole. Guests at the home dinner included Pres. and Mrs. David O. McKay of Salt Lake City and several church officials. The reception featured pastel formals and rose corsages. couple then returned to Preston.
Miss Geraldine Doney and Paul Wilkinson Jr wed in a Salt Lake Temple ceremony officiated by Willard L. Jones. The couple's reception followed in Franklin with family attending, including the bride's parents and relatives. Guests numbered about 400 as dais and floral arrangements highlighted the late summer event.
Mr and Mrs Dale Bennett and family attended a reunion at Preston park with Bennett relatives. Hyrum Nelson and daughter family visited Bear Lake county. Keith Nielsen Busby and Easton Smith went to Challis on an antelope hunt and returned with game. LaFaun Johnson and sisters visited Ogden and brought peaches. Paul Adams and infant daughter returned home from Preston hospital. C P McGregor and Fred Anderson spoke at sacrament meeting. Dennis Wilker and Don Panter contributed a duet. Ernest Stewart and girls returned to New York after summer at home here. Stake President Andreasen hosted a reception.
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