Former local boy climbs to production manager at Morrison Merrill
Evan Vonberg son of Archie and (name missing) Vonberg of Soda Springs is profiled in a merchandise publication for Morrison Merrill in Boise. The former Sun employee now heads the printing department production meeting deadlines for corporate and client work, with 12 years in printing and six in newspapers and job shops. He has spent six years in building materials knowledge essential for direct mail and catalog work and oversees many staff and processes.
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Boise
Evan Vonberg
Archie Vonberg
Soda Springs
Morrison-Merrill Ca
Evan
the Sun
Morrison-Merrill
Morrison- Merrill
Vonberg
Costhugs
Open House Honors Couple in Bancroft Community
A Friday evening open house honored Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Bell nee Paula Weaver at the Weaver home in Bancroft. The event featured a formal bride and groom display, Christmas decorations, guest book, and a brief program with singing, violin, piano, and readings. Out of town relatives attended from Ogden Logan Preston and Preston-area families.
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Johnny Bell
Paula Weaver
James M. Weaver
Bancroft
Theo Bell
George Foster
Kathleen Tolman
Elsa Jenkins
Darrell Bell
James Bell
Ogden
Logan
Larsen
Bruce Alder
Preston
Youth Conference Held in Soda Springs Idaho
The Idaho Stake Youth Conference was held Sunday evening at the L D S Chapel in Soda Springs with Loyal Hopkins presiding. About 215 attended as songs and talks reflected the theme Growth Through Love and Service featuring returned missionaries Bart Conlin Bruce Lind and vocal soloist Linda Call with accompaniment.
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Idaho Stake
Soda Springs
L.D.S
Y. M. M. I. A. Stake
Loyal Hopkins
Christine Hatch
Aloma Hussey
Bart Conlin
Bruce Lind
Linda Call
Bancroft
Elizabeth Call
Kayleen Hatch
Barry Redford
Chesterfield
Soda Springs Seminary
Linda Sibbett
Linda Wheeler
Peggy Seamons
Judy Sanders
Bob Hemmert
Craig Call
Ken Finlayson
Dennis Spackman
A Fool and His Money Admit Places
A quip cites a fool and his money invited to social scenes while noting a pretty policewoman could move men to take law into their own hands. The fragment hints at women influencing behavior and vigilantism.
Nuts and freezing tips from Homemakers' Corner
Nut care and storage guidance from the November 1961 Oregon Spotlight on Food covers selection, shell and meat freshness, and refrigeration. Instructions include blanching and roasting methods for almonds and filberts, plus a freezing method recommended by North Carolina Extension Service. Also notes a Christmas party for B A. Christmas Party W B A No 16 and a family weekend trip to Salt Lake City.
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Golden Rod
C.E.5
C.E.S
Masonic Hall
Lealla Willamson
Earl Freeman
John F Kennedy
Jessie Gagan
Gertrude Freeman
Shriners Crippled Children's Hospital
Salt Lake City
Oregon
Georgia State University
US Department of Agriculture
Nita Orr
North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service
Longest word comes after phrase from our sponsors
A playful quip notes the longest English word appears after the standard radio slogan And now a word from our sponsors The line is cited as a linguistic curiosity illustrating word length in popular culture
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al Evans
Santa Barbara Calif
Louis Miner
Miner
Lela
Phyllis
Reva
Carl
Eastman Drug Store
Carib On
Christiansen
Bowte Tye
Stuart Beins
Susan
Martin Ruggles
Utah State University
Duane Beings
Grace
Theatre
Idaho
Elvis Swingin
Presley
Homemakers’ Corner
Y Karleen L. Gunnell University of Idaho Extension Agent
Cedar View Club
Santa Claus
Bridge
Elsie Petersen
High
Nelly Lou Poulsen
Ion
Olive Kelly
Nene Horsley
Binzo
Santa
Aft
Mazié Porter
Arlene Torgesen
Gena Young
Lorette Davis
Maud Balls
Fern Tipton
Pearl Fryar
Jennie Harriman
Helen Lailatin
Bea Wallace
Mattie Christensen
Zella McClellan
Grace Ruggles
Wiliam Mead
Hyrum Jenkins
Jenkins
Mrs. Mead
Meads
GEM Theatre
Warren Stevens
Martin Landau
Jody Lawrance
Judy Dan
Boda Springs
Caribou County
Sun Soda Springs
Er‘s Sports Center
Daho
Gulbransen
Appiance
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