Uncle Cal From Caribou Reflects on Independence Day
Dear Mister Editor, summer heat and a country store crowd share a talky Fourth of July. Clem Webster frets on the date and moves to Monday myths while Zeke Grubb compares Jefferson’s labor to modern politics. The column jests about travel, spending, and what citizens think as celebrations loom.
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Clem Webster
Clem
Zeke Grubb
Thomas Jefferson
Zeke
Ed Doolittle
Ever Town
Uncle Cal
Former Resident Dies In Logan
Helen Nellie Clark Young, 94, died June 26 in a Logan rest home. Born Oct. 12, 1880 in Richville, she married James Floyd Young in 1907 and had eight children, six living. The family lived in several counties before moving to Logan in 1943. Funeral held at Hall Mortuary Chapel, interment in Logan Cemetery. Surviving children include David and Raymond Young and others in California, Idaho, Utah, Washington. 24 grandchildren and 59 great-grandchildren. Several siblings also survive.
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Helen Nellie Clark Young
Logan
Richville
Arthur D
Helen Ross Clark Young
Stark Valley
Wyo
James Floyd Young
Salt Lake
LDS Temple
Sanpete County
Cache County
Caribou County
Idaho
Pershing W. Evans
Logan 6Th Ward
Logan Cemetery
60th Wedding Date Observed for Horsley Balls
Kenneth G. and Zina Horsley Balls of Soda Springs observed their 60th wedding anniversary on June 30, 1975. Married June 30, 1915 in the Logan LDS Temple, they traveled by Model T Ford for their honeymoon and settled on a Davisville homestead near Soda Springs. They have nine children, 46 grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren, and celebrated with a Hooper Springs gathering and a family home evening at their residence in Soda Springs.
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Kenneth G
Zina Horsley Balls
Soda Springs
Logan
Ogden
Utah
Bancroft
Idaho
Davisville
Harold G
Merrill R
Fred L
Eldred
Florence) Wilde
Ralph
Margaret) Sergent
Coalville
Maurice H
Salt Lake City
Kenneth
Genevieve) Oswald
Las Vegas
Nevada
K. Gerald
Normal
Iino
Clarence
Lucile) Bagley
Mesa
Arizona
Hooper Springs
South Third East
Heart Belonging Tale: Girl Jokes About Boyfriend
A girl tells a boyfriend her heart belongs to him but he dislikes it as the rest of her continues dating other men. The quip hinges on a playful or ironic twist about fidelity and commitment.
Cardettes Seek Community Help For New Uniforms
The Cardettes drill team asks local residents to contribute toward new uniforms and boots. Each girl buys her own gear, and costs are high. Community jars will be placed downtown. contributions may be sent to Merelda Gough, Drill Mistress, Box 591, Soda Springs.
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Cardettes
Merelda Gough
Soda Springs
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SUN and Soda Springs
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Caribou
Idaho Newspaper Association, Inc
Cal
Kenneth G. Balls
Shavers
Niewapape
Aerehive
del Monte
Heinz
Lallatin
Boyle
Sun Soda Springs
T. W. Hoffman
Dueslern
Tme
Soda Springs, Idaho
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