Feather stockpile and future foam rubber gloom in Pentagon notes
A reader letter recalls past Pentagon plans to stockpile feathers for military use, noting current totals around 2.49 million pounds and a target of one million. The writer jokes about a switch to foam rubber and forecasts century-scale timelines, citing local store talk and humor about progress.
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Pastors, historians linked in Soda Springs notes
Reverend Lincoln Anderson arrives to lead the local Presbyterian Church with first service set for Sunday at 11. Lulu Barnard becomes Caribou County historian after a push from state and county officials. Community items include stories of local gatherings, travel updates, and a 1929 Idaho auto fatality highlight.
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Jobs Daughters Dance At Masonic Hall
Bethel No 60 Order of Job's Daughters held a dance at the Masonic Hall last Friday night. Harmons Brothers provided music and a refreshment table with red and white decor served by Lynne Tigert and Sue Ann Alldaffer. Thirty five couples attended and officers listed include Bethel Guardian Mrs Winifred Alldaffer and Honored Queen Linda Hughes, with other officers and attending parents named.
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Sue Ann Alldaffer
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Winifred Alldaffer
Linda Hughes
Amy Jo Blackburn
Ogden Weekend Visit and New Fire Chiefs Appointed
Little Gladys Marie Isle spent the weekend at Ogden with relatives and returned home Monday. The Soda Springs Fire Department was organized and the Fire Chief and Assistant Chief were appointed by the city council. Ike Ozburn appointed Chief and Bill Miller appointed Assistant Chief.
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Artists Festival at 4th Ward Young Artists' Event
The 4th Ward Young Artists Festival was held January 16 at the LDS Church. Prelude by Betty Paul and Ann Schwanveldt introduced a program of solos and group numbers including God Bless America I Love You More and More Climb Every Mountain and The Poet And The Peasant Waltz. Performances featured Kent Allen Doyle Petersen Hans Sulik Terry Smith Linda Lloyd Karen Dredge Peggy Lloyd Edith Weighall Peggy Nielson Craig Godfrey Karen Christensen and others.
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Betty Paul
Ann Schwanveldt
No Man Is An Island
Rooster Strut
Kent Allen
Doyle Petersen
Hans Sulik
Terry Smith
Linda Lloyd
Thee
Karen Dredge
Peggy Lloyd
Edith Weighall
Poet
Peggy Nielson
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