VeNDENHALL News Note Raises Local Interest
A terse clipping from VeNDENHALL news notes local events and society updates. It highlights community happenings and mentions residents in brief items.
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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1963
Page
8
A terse clipping from VeNDENHALL news notes local events and society updates. It highlights community happenings and mentions residents in brief items.
A tribute from students and parents honors Mr. Mendenhall for thirty eight years of teaching. They praise lessons in reading, discipline, and the Golden Rule, plus duties from lunch cards to ball supervision and report cards.
Grays Lake held its first meeting of the year on Friday May 10 with attendees Harvie Redford Alma Hopkins and Vera Grinnith. They elected officers and planned dances, a summer event, and a July 31 charity fundraiser. Flu illness disrupted schools and church activities, while local travel and hospital stays were noted.
In 1963 the Grassland Program launches with cooperation from Idaho Extension Service and University of Idaho experts. Howard Roxlinee notes county level benefits and a grassman tour for ranchers to observe best practices. Chairman ed Hubbard seeks a Grassman committee meeting in early June to review potential candidates.
Local Idaho edition reports community updates in Soda Springs Caribou County for May 23 1963. Homefront notices, events and brief notices reflect town life and regional happenings.
A tired father endures a barrage of questions from his son Willie at home. Willie asks what the father does at the office and how to know when work is finished. The exchange ends with the boy posing the final, humorous query about completeness.
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