Lions Club and friends greet Parley Schenk on Ladies Night
District Governor Parley Schenk and Mrs Schenk visited the Pans Lions Club on Ladies Night accompanied by Mr and Mrs Val Bitton of Soda Springs. They toured temples in Logan visited Norma Crabtree in Preston Hospital and joined local families including the Abrams and Barker households during their weekend circuit through Idaho.
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Parley Schenk
Lions Clubs
Schenk
Pans
Val Bitton
Soda Springs
LDS Temple
Logan
Preston
Norma Crabtree
Dean Abrams
Newton
LaVon Jenkins Joel
Elaine Robinson
Idaho Falls
Jean Hunter
Melvin Hoopes
Billings Mont
Utah
Jed Brrfuss
Rachel
Lewis McLain
Alvin
Leora Anderson
Robert
Pocatello
James
Marthell Fowler
Family visits and deer hunts across Utah Idaho and Oregon
Talos Missile son Theron Lechtenberg and family traveled to Idaho Falls to visit Althea and Neil Gunderson and Jeffrey, meeting Du Wayne from Clearfield Utah for a deer hunt. They then toured Salt Lake City Ogden and Clearfield visiting relatives before returning home. Nearby trips included Clifton Utah and Pocatello open houses and birthdays.
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Sons of Soda
Theron Lechtenberg
Idaho Falls
Althea
Neil Gunderson
Jeffrey
du Wayne
Clearfield
Utah
Neil
Salt Lake City
Farrell Horsley
Ogden
Sarah Horsley
Eldon Lechtenberg
Grant Hulse
Clifton
Elvira Kelley
Jack Yost
Don Ashcroft
Pocatello
Messie Darlington
Greg
Darlington
Ralph Harding A Idaho Pioneer On Agriculture Committee
Ralph Harding becomes Idaho's first congressman from the Second District to join the House Agriculture Committee. He serves on four subcommittees Wheat Forests Domestic Marketing and Foreign Agricultural Operations. His four years in Congress boost sugar beet acreage and nearly double production in Idaho while attracting funds for recreation roads forest reseeding and farm housing loans.
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Ralph Harding
Idaho
House Agriculture Committee
Congress
Washington
Mountain Home Air Force Base
Idaho Falls
Idaho’s Lower Teton project boosts flood control power and irrigation
The Lower Teton project aims to prevent floods and deliver 22 000 kilowatts of electricity and irrigation for 150 000 acres. The $7 million Rurie Project, Idaho’s first since 1948, reflects Ralph Harding’s congressional work. Voters are urged to support Ralph Harding on November 3.
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Lower Teton
Rurie
Idaho
Ralph Hardings
Congress
Ody Visits Sister and Family Amid Blackfoot Trip
Ody stayed with sister Jean Ann Hunter and family while her parents conducted Blackfoot business and dined with Mr and Mrs Belton Hatch. Mary Meiners and Karen Modersitzki joined Virginia May and Peggy Butterfield to a Make It With Wool contest where Karen took second in Senior Division and earned a Pendleton skirt. Kent Yost, ISU student, spent the weekend with the Yost family as Hortense Yost and others visited Preston cannery.
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Ody
Jean Ann Hunter
Blackfoot
Belton Hatch
Mary Meiners
Karen Modersitzki
Virginia
May
Peggy Butterfield
Karen
Kent Yost
ISU
Vis Herman Yost
Hortense Yost
Virginia Butterfield Tyra
Erma Gilbert
Preston
Harry Bower Quited
Sev
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