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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1960
Page
3
A large group from the Olson and Ward families visited Idaho Falls and Logan for the wedding of Mervin Gifford and Marjory Ward at the Logan temple. Receptions followed at the Clifton gym with dancing and family gatherings in Rexburg and nearby towns.
Lois Miles of Salt Lake City sang a vocal solo on Preston High school’s homecoming program Friday. Cheryl Seddes and Redell Gregersen performed a dance number. Mrs Golden Geddes visited Salt Lake City for medical aid and to see relatives. Virgil and Carole Geddes spent Wednesday at the genealogical library in Salt Lake City. Junior Sunday school talks were given by Phillip Geddes and Thayne Casperson. Carmen Gregersen led the gem. Glenda Swann and Gyl Hollingsworth gave senior talks. Cheryl Geddes, Thomas Cattani, and Carol Geddes headed back to USA college this week. Shena Lee Lowe visited LDS Business College in Salt Lake City. Kent Hollingsworth spent the weekend away.
Local residents from Malad Bear Lake Brigham City and Soda Springs hosted relatives and friends including Pete Thomas Harris Stephensen Ida Condie Nellie Stephens and the Nelsons. Norman Smith refereed a game in Afton while Grace lost to West Side. Charles McGregor and family visited Brigham City to see their children.
Grace Harris and siblings joined Ruth McGregor and Weldon McGregor in Riverdale for an anniversary surprise party honoring Mary Neeley. Lorin Panter and Grace Harris attended from Preston and Logan area families. Cast removed from Vera Nielson’s ankle and several visitors shared weekend notes.
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