Ro Daves Attend Anniversary Dinner in Hepburn
Mr and Mrs Seth Ro Daves traveled to Hepburn Monday evening for a family dinner honoring his parents Mr and Mrs P H Barley on their 66th wedding anniversary. A family tree was presented and photos were taken for the at home display.
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Seth Ro Daves
Hepburn
P. H. Barley
Theatre
Wilford Delbridge
Leslie Anne
Roxie
Pocatello
Les Knowles
Horace Delbridge
Linda Smith
Lee Mickelsen
Irene Kelly
Darrell Kelly
Hazelton
Weiser
Idaho
Merl
Madeline) Douglas
John Mickelsen
Vern Mickelsen
Adrain Mickelsen
Salt Lake City
Marva
Ireta
Terri
Maggi
Joel Simons
Floyd Banks
John Banks
LeAnn
Idaho Falls
McLains
Viz
Reason B. Forman
Mr.c
Harold Shofstall
Jackson Hole
Wye
Harold Shefstall
American Falls
Lucas Davis
Davis
Doyle Argyle
Jill
Dan
Julie
Brent Nicholas
Jerome
Russell Jenkins
Doe Compton
Option
Ora Yeates
Nibley
Utah
Marvilla Jenkins
Jenkins
Mary Conway
Frank Stratton
Anson Higginson
Blackfoot
George Higginson
Montpelier
Dalé Munk
Lewis
Vea) Munk
Onan Mecham
Grace Girl Weds Air Force Man in Salt Lake City
Miss Kaye Hogan married Robert V. Hardy in Salt Lake City on October 8. An open house for the couple was held October 21 in Ogden at the home of the groom’s grandparents. The newlyweds plan to live in Texas where Hardy is stationed at Dyess Air Force Base.
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Grace
Air Force
Kaye Hogan
Robert V. Hardy
Salt Lake City
Ogden
George E. Fox
Texas
Dyess Air
Force Use
Army Private Jimmie V. Dexter Begins Basic Training
Ft. Lewis Washington date Sept 14 Pvt Jimmie V Dexter 19 son of Mr and Mrs Vale V Dexter Route 2 Soda Springs Idaho arrived to begin eight weeks of basic training at the U S Army Infantry Training Center He will receive instruction in drill and ceremonies weapons first aid army history and traditions Dexter is scheduled to complete basic October 29.
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Ft. Lewis, Wash
AHTNC
Army
Jimmie V. Dexter
Vale V. Dexter
Soda Springs
Idaho
Ft. Lewis
Wash
U.S. Army Infantry Training Center
Dexter
Wildlife recovery hints at pesticide use benefits in 1930s to 1960s
Early 1930s records show wild turkeys near extinction in the United States. By 1967 hunters reported 118,844 birds, amid a rising population. The trend implies prudent pesticide use by farmers and foresters helped preserve wildlife habitat and food sources.
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