Blood transfusion lifeline for child with thalassemia major
Angela M a five year old Augusta girl with thalassemia major relies on regular blood transfusions from the March of Dimes Center. Doctors, led by Dr Dorothy Hahn, note she has endured about 60 pints by age four and requires transfusions every two to three weeks. Her parents, Indian immigrants, balance care with the hope of new therapies such as bone marrow transplants as research advances toward longer survival and possible cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela M
Augusta
Angela Day
Couley
Angela
Dorothy Hahn
March of Dimes
New Delhi
Medical College
United States
Res
Zealler
Ngela
March of Dimes Center
Hahn
Dr. Hahn
Teenagers Reflect On Daily Demands Of Youth
A brief glimpse captures how today’s teens recount the chores duties and expectations they navigated growing up. The note hints at generational perspectives and the weight of restrictions or responsibilities once common in youth.
June Dairy Month Celebrates 33 Years Of Milk and Values
The article highlights June as Dairy Month for the thirty third year with events from National Little League Week to Flag and Father’s Day. It notes milk production peaks in May and June, the dairy industry contributes to the economy, and consumer awareness campaigns. It cites industry value around 58 billion dollars in 1987, projected growth, and historical cow population trends. It discusses per cow production, rising prices, and changing consumption patterns as milk production adapts.
Home Enrichment Club Meets With Elda Carlson Honored
Mrs Elda Carlson of Preston was guest of honor at the Home Enrichment Club meeting held May 28 at Rhoda Allen Co. The hostess was Nola Shuler. Members received decorating and color scheme ideas. Carlson, also prize winner, received a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elda Carlson
Preston
Rhoda Allen Co
Nola Shuler
Memorial Day visitors gather at Campbell home
Mr and Mrs John Lambourne and Missy and Curtis Campbell of Scottsdale Arizona Chris tine Ponting of Salt Lake City Evelyn Thirkill of Pocatello Jean Skinner of Las Vegas Nev and Mr and Mrs Rayo Floyd of St Charles Idaho were all visitors at the home of Myrtle and Patsy Campbell over the Memorial Day weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lambourne
Missy
Curtis Campbell
Scottsdale
Arizona
Christine Ponting
Salt Lake City
Evelyn Thirkill
Pocatello
Jean Skinner
Las Vegas
Nev
Rayo Floyd
St Charles
Idaho
Myrtle
Patsy Campbell
Iron Lung Coupon Joke Sparks Conversation
Two men discuss their cigarette brands and back coupons. One asks if the other saved the coupons. The reply is yes, prompting the punchline about how the first man got his iron lung.
Educational shifts challenge generations across time
A reflective note observes changing beliefs about intelligence across generations, from older to younger, suggesting a perceived decline in parental or older standards compared with modern youth. It questions what may have caused these shifts and calls for clarity on the underlying causes.
Food market basket rises 68 percent in 50 years
A basic food market basket of a dozen items has climbed by 68 percent over the past five decades, averaging about 1.36 percent per year. This slow growth contrasts with sharper price surges in other consumer categories, reflecting gradual inflation in staple goods.
June Bride Diana Parson to Wed Paul Macbeth in Logan Temple
June 12 1969 wedding planned at Logan LDS Temple for Diana Parson daughter of Rexburg Idaho and Paul Macbeth son of Mr and Mrs John Macbeth. Diana a graduate of Ricks College and Idaho State teaching in Soda Springs. Paul a Ricks College graduate worked as missionary in Alaska and Canada and will continue studies next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Parson
Rexburg
Idaho
Diana
Paul Jay Macbeth
John Macbeth
Logan
Ricks College
Soda Springs
Paul
LDS Church
Alaska
Canada
4 H Club News at Grace High School
Patty Olsen led Grace 4 H with Cindy Bedstead showing sewing tools and usage. Meetings covered measuring hems and sewing machine basics, with discussion on patriotism in the US. March visitors, dancing, games, and singing noted. RaNae Thompson reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Olsen
Grace
Cindy Bedstead
Grace High School
RaNae Thompson
Public notice bids for curb and gutter project in Soda Springs
First time published advertisement announces sealed bids due June 30 1969 at 800 pm by the City of Soda Springs Idaho for construction of concrete combined curb and gutter plans and specifications prepared by Hamilton and Voeller Consulting Engineers. Bidders must submit forms with a five percent bid bond. Plans and specs available at Hamilton Voeller 428 South Main Pocatello Idaho or City Office Soda Springs. A $1000 deposit required for each set, refundable on bona fide bid with complete plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
Idaho
Idaho I
Hamilton and Voeller
Consulting Engineers
South Main
Pocatello
Hamilton and Voeller Consulting
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Grace Theatre
Grace, Idaho
George C. Scott
Sue Lyon
Michael Sarrazin
Anderson’s
Lloyd Hansen
Senpany
Litorrila
Sears Roebuck and CO
Sears
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Tom Leahy
Dongalser
Butch Salser
Virginia Almond
Proyo
Almond
Wilks Burton
Art Gier
Sun City
Arena
Gary Gier
Art Giers
Yellowstone Park
Cedar View Club
Gary Giers
Ed Duren
Grace Duren
Jim Lansberry
Diana Parson
Dress Shop Bakers
Pat Viehweg
Caribou County
Dama
Soda Sprin
Dawn-A-Va
Pareehh Rye
Crete
Nap
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