Washington ideas and parson quotes stir rural store talk
Uncle Cal recalls a country store visit where a preacher mocks Washington ideas to curb crime by locking up law abiding citizens and moving welfare recipients. He notes plans to relocate the unemployed, mix schooling with entertainment, and cut welfare funding, arguing such schemes fuel crime while lampooning national programs.
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Zeke Grubb
Washington
Ed Doolittle
New York City
Office of Economic Opportunity
Soda Springs High Plans June Wedding and Telephones Grow
Judy Walter of Soda Springs engaged to David Wynn Roderick of Montpelier with a June 17 wedding planned and both continuing studies. Mountain States Telephones reports Soda Springs total telephones at 2048 with high daily call volumes, contributing to statewide gains and expanding service growth.
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Reuben Walter
Border, Wyo
Judy
David Wynn Roderick
D. H. Roderick
Montpelier
Roderick
Ace Chevrolet
Soda Springs
Mountain States Telephones
Bob Brassfield
U. S
Brassfield
Card of Thanks for Loss of Husband and Father
The kindness and sympathy expressed at the time of our husband and father’s passing meant so much to all of us. Each loving word and deed, each helpful gift of food, the lovely flowers, and the memorial gifts from friends and neighbors for 80 years were our help and comfort.
German visitor Bridgette Uhlig to tour US theatres
Mr and Mrs Jerry Holland host Bridgette Uhlig of Germany for a visit. Uhlig leaves Monday for three weeks in Washington DC and New York City to attend theatre and musical performances.
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Jerry Holland
Bridgette Uhig
Germany
Miss Uhlig
Washington, D.C
New York City
Local Kendall Presbytery Youth Rally At Pocatello
Senior High members from Kendall Presbytery gathered at the Presbyterian Church in Pocatello for a three day rally attended by about 70 youths from southeastern Idaho. Activities included a swimming party at ISU a screening of Restless Ones a hootenanny worship services and sessions led by Kay Barney David Crawford Jack Jennings and Charles Lapp with Joe Miller and Robin Crawford attending.
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Presbytery
Kendall Presbytery
Presbyterian Church
Pocatetto
Idaho
ISU
Kay Barney
David Crawford
Jack Jennings
Charles Lapp
Joe Miller
Robin Crawford
Visit Notes From Soda Springs Area Spring Outing
Mr and Mrs John W Soda Springs return from a two week Vyatt trip through Mississippi Georgia Alabama and Pressee. The Wallaces flew to Neng hen and toured the southeast by car. They have family and relatives in the area. Wallace was born in Mr and Mrs Wallace enjoyed visit as dogwood are in bloom along roads and spring seals more advanced than here. Soda Springs Fellowshy Mike Mahlock attended Montpelier.
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John W. Soda Springs
Sippi
Georgia
Alabama
Pressee
Wallaces
Neng
Gy Wallace
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