60th Wedding Anniversary Draws Many Family Members
Harriet Palmer Wilma Bright Anna Condie and Viva Smith hosted an open house for Mr. and Mrs. William Swainston on their 60th anniversary in the Winder ward cultural hall. Grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren attended. Several relatives traveled from out of town for the weekend gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winder
Harriet Palmer
Wilma Bright
Anna Condie
Viva Smith
William Swainston
Winder Ward
Coy Manning
Swainston
Aggie Cutler
Group Tours Salt Lake Area
FRANKLIN Mr and Mrs Val Dean Durrant and Ricky of Franklin and Mr and Mrs Ted Gregory and three children of Lewiston spent a day in Salt Lake City. They enjoyed Hogle Zoo and Lagoon. Mr and Mrs Clyde Porter announce a new grandson. The parents are Mr and Mrs Don Ackley of Provo. Two sons greeted the new baby. Visiting with Mr and Mrs Dee Kingsford were Mr and Mrs Myron Roskelley and daughter Terri of Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Val Dean Durrant
Ricky
Ted Gregory
Lewiston
Salt Lake City
Hogle Zoo
Lagoon
Clyde Porter
Don Ackley
Provo
Dee Kingsford
Myron Roskelley
Terri
Ogden
Victor Dunkley
Kent
Irene Atcitty
Shiprock
N. Mex
Julia Hobbs
Pat Herman
Merlin
Ida
Ivan . Woodward
Aurelia Swan
Cherry Creek
D Reed Jamison
Preston Hospital
Former Area Man Selected as Instruct or at CSU School of Business
Darrel James Gregory was named an instructor in the College of Southern Utah School of Business and Technology. Born in Preston, he earned a BS from Brigham Young University in 1965 and an MS from Utah State University in 1968, both in business education. Gregory taught at Idaho Falls high school and was a USU teaching assistant. He served a Finland mission for the LDS Church and is married to Kathy Shumway of Preston with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrel James Gregory
College of Southern Utah School of Business and Technology
Royden C. Braithwaite
CSU
Gregory
Preston
Brigham Young University
Utah State University
USU
Idaho Falls High School
Finland
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Kathy Shumway
Shannon
James
Public notice of water permit in Franklin County Idaho
Merlin J Coburn of Weston Idaho received permit 6 31259 to divert 0.90 cu ft per second of water from a subterranean source. Priority July 18 1963. Water to be diverted by pump motor pipeline and ditch for irrigation in section 27 township 15 south range 38 east B M Franklin County. Protests due ten days after final publication. Published Preston Citizen September 26 and October 3 1968. Legal No 1430. Separately local social notes record visits among the Hatch and Fisher families and area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin J. Coburn
Weston
Idaho
B. M
Franklin County
Department of Reclamation
Keith Higginson
Preston
Rachel Porter Camp D of Pioneers Meeting Report
September 26 1968 meeting at Viola Larsen home featured a business discussion and the September lesson. Mrs Clara Hollingsworth spoke on history and local heritage from 1868. Thirteen attended and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Porter
Daughters of Pioneers
Viola Larsen
Eestain
Clara Hollingsworth
P Wit Westing
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Georgia Johnson
Margaret Ainscough
Ingram Smith
Calvin Taylor
Thorley Taylor
Glenn Perry
Theron Swainston
Ellis Williams
Floyd Zollinger
Francis Shaffer
Karen
Arwen Larsen
Wesley Maughan
Shirley Palmer
Harriet
Alta Palmer
LaRue Palmer
Palmers
Carol Stocks
Linda Stocks
Clarice Hedin
Patsy Jensen
Salt Lake
Jensen
Business College
Mrs. Hammer
Allen Smith
Oxford Briefs
Marie Hatch
Keith
Logan
Eva Hammon
Pocatello
Cecil Fisher
Lucille Franzen
Eva
George Fisher
Frank Bright
Salt Lake Area
Relief Society
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Robert K. Thomas
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Aets
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Darvel Gregory
Marie and
Lavona Hatch
Margaret Dickson
Farmington
Henry Hatch
Karl Kendall
Roy
LaVerne Kendall
Cluff Kendall
Merle Kendall
Sptember
Velit Bet
U.S
A.P.O
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Luker
Angel King
Railroad Street
Buckley
Ilinois
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New York
Sean Kven
Marquis
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