Idaho lawmaker honors two men with legacy quote
A Idaho lawmaker praises two men whose work is described as transformative. He hopes their legacy will inspire greater purpose service and intellectual achievement among the public.
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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1964
Page
8
A Idaho lawmaker praises two men whose work is described as transformative. He hopes their legacy will inspire greater purpose service and intellectual achievement among the public.
Clarence D. Simmons of Caribou County announces his candidacy for State Senator. A 27 year resident, teacher of Government and History, former football and track coach, farmer, business operator, and community leader with eight children. He holds BS and MS in Economics from the University of Utah and has served in church and civic roles in Grace and Bannock Stake.
Harry E Horsley aged 85, pioneer Soda Springs resident and Hill AFB retiree, died Thursday in Dee Hospital Ogden Utah. Born June 30 1878 he married Ela Jensen in 1901 and Sarah Spackman in 1939. He served three church missions and was active in the Soda Springs ward. Funeral held Saturday at Larkin Chapel Dawn Ogden burial in Fairview Cemetery Soda Springs.
Rep Ralph Harding spoke at North Gem High School and Soda Springs High School commencements urging graduates to decision and honor. He cited Kennedy and MacArthur as guides, urging pursuit of courage, honesty, and national duty despite easy paths.
An extract quotes a public figure, noting family reflections and a vow to endure. The speaker, identified as a father, asserts that life has not been wasted while addressing the country and its resilience. The passage emphasizes moral resolve and patriotic sentiment.
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