Ruth and Coby Ruud Helped Shape Soda Springs History
Ruth and Coby Ruud long operated the Stockmens Supply Co in Soda Springs Idaho after moving there in 1924. Their family history roots trace to Lago and Malad with early LDS pioneers, and the couple contributed to the town through business, charity and golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ated
Idaho
Soda Springs
Mr. Davis
Hooper Ave
LDS Church
Davis
Malad
Lorenzo
Coby) Ruud
Bert A. Ruud
Ruud
Logan
Lago
Council Bluffs
Salt Lake Valley
Private Jeery W Hourd Promoted to Pfc In Korea Post
Private Jeery William Hourd, son of Mr and Mrs William W Hurd of Tucson Arizona, has been promoted to Private First Class He entered Army basic training March 16 1967 at Fort Bliss Texas. He completed CST at Fort Huachuca Arizona in June and graduated from Southeastern Signal School at Fort Gordon Georgia with MOS as pole line and communications. He is now stationed at Camp Kaiser Post Signal in North Korea as a switchboard operator.
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Jeery William Hourd
William W Hurd
Tucson
Ariz
Hurd
Army
Fort Bliss
Texas
Fort Huachuaca
Southeastern Signal School
Fort Gordon
Camp Kaiser Post Signal
North Korea
Teenager’s Upstairs Phone Sparks Family Skepticism
Parents install a second phone in a teenager’s bedroom for her use. She continues using the family line and explains after a long call that if she used her own phone someone else would find the line busy. The father questions the choice, prompting a logical defense from the daughter.
Soldier stationed abroad with wife joins family in Soda Springs
The article details a service member's overseas duty starting from Fort Lewis Washington with his wife Sallee Lee joining him at Fort Huachuca and then Fort Gordon before they return to Soda Springs. She is staying with her parents Melvin and his wife while he serves abroad.
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United Presbyterian Women
Ruud
Jaons
Iwanis
American Legion
U.s.treasury Department
King George of England
Bannock
Mr. Ruud
Alor
Dmz
Sallee Lee
Fort Huachuca
Fort Gordon
Soda Springs
Fort Lewis
Wash
Melvin R. Weaver
Indian Attends Lecture Ends With Dusty Wind Narration
An Indian man attends a lecture and after it ends responds with a blunt summary. He says the event was a big wind, stirred up lots of dust, and produced no rain, reflecting a humorous, weathered reaction.
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Ruth Crawford
Jake Davis
Morris Davis
Brigham
Kennen City
Caribou Basin
Caribou City
Sanders Furniture Store
Penneys
City Drug
Soda Mound
Coby
Croney
Spring Creek
Stoors Market
Presbyterian Church
Fryar Hotel
Main Street
Pocatello
Europe
Argonne Forest
Hawaii
Cascade
Ih and Game Department
Mr. and
Mrs. L. C. Ruud
Jerry William Hurd
Pfc
Nave
Gilliere
Insurance Agency
Nhewsea Prr
Harry
Caribou County
SUN
Soda Springs, Idaho
Hamilton Homes and Construction
Center Street
Manning Ogden Livestock Auction Has
North Salt Lake
Ogden
North Salt Lake Union
SS Ta Association
Joe B. Jacob
General Mar
Stock Yards
Utah
Jim Manning
Tom Manning
Louis Salerno
J. L. Lindsay
van Moss
Yu News
Ness
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