From the Mainstream: Knees Fashion Talk at the Country Store
Uncle Cal from Caribou relays a humorous sermon from Saturday night as Clem Webster Ed Doolittle Zeke Grubb and Bug Hookum riff on aging fashion trends and knee cosmetics. The piece lampoons knee fashion paper dresses and the wide mainstream with satirical quips about society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Webster
Great Society
Clem
Wimmen
Ed Doolittle
Zeke Grubb
Bug Hookum
Hosts to buffet supper after Saturday basketball game
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Long hosted a faculty buffet supper after the Saturday night basketball game. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George Birger, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Benedict, Miss Deanne Findlay, Dale Erz, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. Arnell Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barden, Mr. and Mrs. George Kimball, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Long
George Birger
Percy Benedict
Deanne Findlay
Dale Erz
Ralph Reeves
Arnell Walker
Gordon Barden
George Kimball
Homer Johnson
Bob Summers
Soda Springs Junior High Sevenths Win Double at Westside
Soda Springs Seventh grade beat Westside 26 21, while Eighth grade won 42 14. Gary Barnes led with 20 points. Coaches Gordon Barbon and George Kimball accompanied the group. public invited to upcoming home games February 9 and 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
Westside
Gary Barnes
Grace
North Gem
Gordon Barbon
George Kimball
Barbon
Stoor Family Takes 10 Day Hawaiian Island Tour
Mr and Mrs Vern Stoor and Mr and Mrs Claude Jeppson of Soda Springs traveled to Hawaii for a ten day visit. They flew from Pocatello January 8 arriving in Honolulu the same day. They stayed at the Heel Hotel on Waikiki Beach and toured Pearl Harbor the Dole pineapple plant Oahu Island and all six islands by chartered plane. Tom Stoor recently completed a nine month Viet Nam duty and joined the group for six days. The party planned a return via San Francisco visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Stoor
Claude Jeppson
Soda Springs
Hawaiian Islands
Pocatello Airport
Honolulu
Hawaii
Stoors
Jeppsens
Heel
Waikiki Beach
Tom
Stoor
Navy
Viet Nam
Pearl Harbor
Dole
Oahu
Jeppsen
Mrs. Stoor
San Francisco
Mr. Stoor
Inlaw
Herbert Duering
Marilyn Cole
Conda
Promoted Air Force Captain Clegg Chosen for Major
U S Air Force Academy Colorado Captain Maurice V Clegg son of Mrs Alice Clegg Grace Idaho has been selected for promotion to major in the U S Air Force He is an assistant professor of mathematics at the academy The Grace Idaho native graduated Grace High School in 1951 earned a B S from the University of Idaho in 1955 commissioned through the ROTC He received an M S from the University of Utah in 1962 His wife Marilyn is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence D Simmons of Grace.
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U. S. Air Force Academy
Colo
Maurice V. Clegg
Alice Clegg
Grace
Idaho
U. S. Air Force
Clegg
Grace High School
University of Idaho
Air Force Officers Training Corps
University of Utah
Marilyn
Clarence D. Simmons
Soda Springs Girl Wins Betty Crocker Homemaker Award
Karen M. Sorensen ranked first in a written homemaking knowledge and attitude test taken by Soda Springs seniors on December 6 winning Soda Springs 1967 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. She now competes for state and national scholarships from 500 to 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
Betty Crocker
Karen M. Sorensen
General Mills
Karen
Returns Home From Holiday Trip
Mrs Rita Burgin returned home last Thursday evening after a holiday trip to Chicago with her daughter and family. They visited the art museum history museum and planetarium and shopped at Marshall Fields. The party also saw Randy at Beloit College and later flew to Portland to visit the Williams home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Burgin
Chicago
W. D. Williams
Williams
Marie
University of Chicago
Soda Springs County Page Two Note
Community page from Soda Springs Idaho on a Thursday issue presents brief local notices and items from Caribou County with calendar and public matters. The fragment suggests page two content including small notices and local update blurbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou County
Soda Springs
Idaho
Eadh
Mass for James Gor in Mary's Catholic Church
James Garcia 56 of Social was buried after a January 25 Mass at Marys Catholic Church with Reverend Francis Hebert as celebrant. He died Saturday January 25 in Cambou County Hospital of natural causes. Born January 19, 1910 in Jacona Mex he never married. He worked thirty years for Union Railroad as a section hand and was a World War I veteran. He was a member of the Catholic Church and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Funeral arrangements were directed by Allen Funera.
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Mary’s Catholic Church
James Garcia
Francis Hebert
Garcia
Cambou County
Bor
Jacona
Mex
Union Railroad
Homemakers Special Meeting on Income Tax Explained
Caribou Extension Homemakers sponsor a special meeting to help women understand income tax exemptions and filings. Mr Harry CPA will speak on You Income Tax at 2:00 p.m. Thursday in the District Room of the Caribou Courthouse with a question period after. Residents encouraged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthy Ty Extension Homemakener
Caribou
Harry Cpa
Wart
Victivi
Mrs Gagon and Whitman Plan Plane Trip Abroad
Mrs Jessie Gagon and Marlys Whitman of Soda will depart February 3 for Los Angeles to begin a months long journey by plane. The pair will tour the area and travel around during their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Gagon
Marlys Whitman
Geles
Incomplete fragment on Burgin Maloney Poulsbo trip
Readable text notes Chris Burgin prepares to fly to Washington to visit another daughter while Mrs. T. J. Maloney is in Poulsbo. Details are fragmentary and unclear.
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W. E. Lansberry and
J E. Lansberry Publishers
County of
City of
Village of
Bancroft
Cal
Seys
Shaller Water
Maurice V. Clege
Soda Springs, Idaho
Mass
James Gor
Chris Burgin
Washi
T. J. Maloney
Poulsbo
Lallatin
Foodtown
Duncan Hines
Angel Food
Astewell Margarine
del Monte - Chunk
Angel Food Cakes
Pasco
Morrell
Wieners
Fki
Newreapi
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