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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1968
Page
8
Voices rise in churches and homes as carols spread joy across eras. The piece notes 13th century origins and anonymous early English carols with refrains, reflecting festive season customs and the enduring practice of singing during Yuletide celebrations.
The passage traces carol origins from 1521 printed collections to oral traditions. It notes disrepute under Puritans, revival after 1660, and famous carols such as Adeste Fideles Hark the Herald Angels Sing Joy to the World Silent Night with details on authors and myth of Silent Night's creation.
Soda Springs 4 H Club notes Bonnie Prescott leader acting president Lauri Call acting secretary Coralee Bolton Jeanie Prescott helped with lemon pudding Kenna Ann Bigelow demonstrated baking powder biscuits Connie Dursteler made cinnamon rolls from a refrigerated package December plan to visit Fowler's Bakery We sampled everything made at the meeting Coralee Bolton reporter
The piece describes Craters of the Moon National Monument midway between Sun Valley and Idaho Falls. It notes its lunar like lava cones crags and craters within 83 square miles of lava flows and cites eruptions possibly dating back to 400 A.D. with the last around Columbus discovery.
Grubby lava froth from fire fountains creates cinder cones while lava flows form lava domes. Spatter cones rise from smaller fountains. Early eruptions reached around 2000 degrees F, then cooled to crack the rock. Arco area offers campers cabins and daily tours, with self guided exploration allowed.
Lori Sanders led a demonstration on ba nana cream pudding from a mix and acted as president. Coralee Bolton demonstrated lemon pudding from a mix. Connie Dursteler showed meringue making and served as acting secretary.
Grace We had three meetings with refreshments at Kay Hales home. Beginners made hot pads while others knitted sweaters. Meetings were held on Thursdays with Julie Ann Carter as reporter notes. Statistics compare Vietnam casualties to civilian deaths in the United States.
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