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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1962
Page
2
A reader complains that sellers at the Rey store show mixed political leanings with about half Democrats and half Republicans. The note argues that opinions echo Congress when a party runs the show. The writer mentions Ed Doolittle as an example.
Uncle Cal writes from the country store critiquing Harvard closed claims and a Democrat professor report on Americans going to insane asylums. He mocks figures and cites crooked book prices and cuff links as signs of a nation turning crazy while praising local readers for their “bed rock truth” discernment.
Ralph Anderson led a Sacrament meeting in the Thatcher Ward with an Aaronic Priesthood program commemorating the priesthood. Aaronic Priesthood boys provided music with girls aiding, under Mrs. Merlin Smith’s direction. Readers included Lorin Hogan and Theron Smith. Clark Mickelson visited from the High Council.
Residents visited relatives and attended events across Grace and Thatcher. Families hosted guests from Soda Springs and Ogden while Grace and Thatcher schools held graduation exercises. Local youth groups, including Aaronic Priesthood members, enjoyed outings with leaders as cattlemen toured and neighbors gathered for weekends and Sunday visits.
A novelty product called Vanish promises invisibility to mask body odor. Skeptics question function and market appeal as novelty sneaks into fragrance aisles.
The first 4 H Club meeting at 4 00 PM on May 9 1962 at Mrs Seamons home elected officers Linda Budge president Judy Sanders vice president Mary Ann McEntire secretary Carolyn Kunz reporter and Eileen Smith recreational leader Peg Seamons named Junior Leader The group planned outfits reviewed pattern books and enjoyed a treat Linda adjourned at 5 00 PM with reporter Carolyn Kunz noted
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