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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1962
Page
2
Mothers of the ward were honored at Sunday School with corsages given by the Superintendency. The program featured verses and a song by the kindergarten group directed by Neomia Schenk and Lucille Hunter, a song by Kerry Christensen and Kim Schenk with Virginia Barker on piano, and a poem titled Love.
A collage of names and visits marks a Mother's Day weekend with family guests in Rigby Preston and Aberdeen. Attendees include Kathie Schenk Evan McLain Darlington Rindlisbaker Wilson Ina Wilson and many relatives. Seminary Graduation attendees in Bancroft list McLain Schenk Darlington Bower Yost Welch and others. Stake Visiting Teacher convention at Soda Springs is noted.
A long list of relatives and friends shared Mother's Day meals and visits across households in Brigham City Idaho Falls Pocatello Lava Hot Springs Soda Springs Logan and Ogden. Highlights include Ina Wilson Pauline Christensen Sylvia Bower and Goldie Welch among attendees. Marilyn Smith won a piano recital trophy. Keith Wilson attended Agathon in Logan. families celebrated Mickey Scott Hunter and J E Jewett birthdays and visited parents at the Jewett home.
Mrs Cary Hiatt of Pickens offers a civility guideline in a brief Sentinel quotation. The line urges courtesy and equal respect toward others as an everyday courtesy practice.
A reflective quote notes that civilization is defined by how people cope when electric power fails, highlighting vulnerability and resilience in modern society.
The Grays Lake Farm Bureau met at the school gym last Wednesday with strong attendance. Special guests were Mr and Mrs Evan Hale of Pocatello. A safety film on rural highways and a Ronald Reagan lecture recording were shown. Dances begin June 23, and a August picnic was planned to beat mosquitos.
Mr and Mrs Bob Samsen of Soda Springs hosted Sunday dinner at the Karl Samseng home. Lyle Burton returned from working on a ranch near Pocatello valley. The Burton party visited Lava Hot Springs with Sherry Humpherys and Margie Ragan. Additional locals, including Mr and Mrs LaMont Muir of Rupert, visited the Lindstroms. Clyde Weaver, released from hospital, stayed with Roscoe Sibbett and prepared for final healing. Luella Childs graduation at Afton Wyoming drew the Stoor and Weaver groups to attend Seminary events.
A note recalls an old timer's memory of saying iNnstead of Toe and a fan or reader remembers the unusual pronunciation. The fragment hints at a linguistic quirk or personal memory from a bygone era.
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