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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1953
Page
5
Two stake groups from Oneida and Franklin will hold a chastity night meeting in Franklin stakehouse next evening at 8 PM with boys and fathers and girls and mothers. Logan temple's Bell of idency will address the boys, Mrs. Rex will address the girls, followed by refreshments.
Carter E Foss 17 of Preston will start college at the University of Chicago this week as part of a class of new students from 35 states Canada Hawaii and Puerto Rico. He enrolled under early admission scholarships funded by the fund for the advancement of education. Also noted, Oneida stake baptismal services are scheduled for Saturday at 2 30 p m at Franklin stakehouse.
Freshman, junior, and senior classes select officers for 1960 61 with posts for president, vice president, secretary and social manager. Upcoming events include the next GAA sponsored dance on Oct 9 Harvest ball Nov 25 and school play Nov 5 and 6. Local residents attend funerals and visit relatives while Bill Porter recovers from ulcers after blood transfusions.
A visitor from Logan will be the main speaker at Community church services Sunday at 9 a.m. Sunday school follows at 10 a.m. The events take place in the basement of the courthouse.
Alcove Wyoming residents Franklin Mr and Mrs Charles Rippen and daughters Yvonne and Susan spent the weekend with Mrs Rippen’s parents Mr and Mrs Cassie Lowe. Yvonne plans USAC registration. Guests included Edwin Crockett Preston Pete Wickham Cyril Lowe and Vic Porter entertained by Mr Rippen with slides from Beirut Lebanon near Jerusalem. The Franklin Relief Society plans its opening social next Tuesday at 2 30 pm inviting all ward ladies. Ether Biggs and children from Draper Utah joined Floyd Robinsons for Sunday dinner. A youth group including Larry Hobbs Bonnie Griffeth Charles Christensen Esther Jensen Grant Smith among others attended.
Oxford Pvt. Earl C. Hatch arrived home Wednesday at Yem-Kort Ord California for a 10 day leave He will report at Fort Lewis Washington Sunday for his next training Steven Hatch gave the sacrament gem in Sunday school and Ronnie Kendall and Duane Hatch gave the two and one half minute talks Earl Hatch also.
The report notes a Logan temple Sunday meeting with Ernest Olson Henry Hatch Cluff Kendall Stanley Fisher and Thompson Hatch. Attendees at temple sessions in Logan on Thursday include Mrs W R Fisher Mrs Platt Ward Mr and Mrs Henry Hatch and son Earl. Other items mention Mrs Fred Coburn and Janet visiting Nyssa Ore Marie to return home with them. William Baker spent Sunday in Pocatello and Marion Olson is home on sick leave after surgery there.
Whitney Julius Cabutti and children visit Salt City for the state fair. Cecil Foster and William Poole couples attend ice follies in Salt Lake City. Marcus Weaver and Donald Go lightly attend a seventies party at Oneida Station picnic grounds. Porter Chadwick and Wayne Cole families spend a fair day in Blackfoot. Bodily reports mission in Franklin. Crockett and Nel son speak. Neva Swainston takes Lanette to Provo for BYU. Dunkley reunion in Logan with Webb Talbot and LeGrand Dunkley families. Barbara Rallison to BYU. Kent Benson also heads to Provo. Sunday school chicken dinner in canyon. Arthur Rallison mentioned.
Mr and Mrs Allen Chatterton visited last weekend in Ogden with Mr and Mrs Parker Ward. E F Rinehart livestock specialist has been designated as the representative of the University of Idaho extension service to receive lists of feeds and supplies available for drought areas in the southwest.
For rent a three room furnished heated apartment. Call Bill Davis at 095 R3 for details.
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