Cooper Hatch Nuptials Held in Salt Lake Temple
Miss Julia Cooper and Dean W. Hatch married August 18 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple with Elder Paul Dunn officiating. Attendants included Clair Hatch as best man and a large family gathering. A reception followed at the Grant Eight LDS Ward with an open house at the Chesterfield LDS chapel the next evening.
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Cooper - Hatch
Salt Lake Temple
Julia Cooper
Doyle Cooper
Salt Lake City
Dean W. Hatch
Asa Hatch
Bancroft
Salt Lake
LDS Temple
Paul Dunn
Clair Hatch
Clair
Carol Hatch
Mike
Donna Hatch
Herman
Linda Hatch
Grant Eighth Lds Ward
Chesterfield
Hatch couple honors gifts and reception details
Guest book and Carol and Linda Hatch oversaw the gifts. Marcelle Hatch and Becky White assisted by Coleen Holbrook and Sherrie White served. After a honeymoon in Sacramento and Citrus Heights, California, they reside in Tremonton, Utah where Dean will teach seminary at Bear River High School.
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Carol
Linda Hatch
Marcelle Hatch
Becky White
Coleen Holbrook
Sherrie White
Sacramento
Citrus Heights
Calif
Tremonton
Utah
Dean
Bear River High School
Charter Ladies Golf Club entertained at Mrs Harriman home
Mrs Jennie Harriman hosted the Charter Ladies Golf Club with a pot luck luncheon and bridge. Attendees included Muriel Hosick Zella McClellan Viola Lauritsen Jessie Gagan Marlys Whitman Alice Shufeldt Charlotte D Salser Mabel Finch Mabel Ruud Elsie Peterson Esther Wallace Mayme Richards with guests Hattie Meads of Soda Springs Mary Garvin of Poca tello and Delia Webster of Columbia Tennessee. Next meeting set for Saturday Sept 9 at Charlotte D Salser's home. Mrs LaVerna Fowler visited Boise over the holiday weekend with Carl Burke and other friends and relatives, accompanying her sister and husband Angus Lasley of Pocatello on the trip.
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Jennie Harriman
Charter Ladies Golf Club
Muriel Hosick
Zella McClellan
Viola Lauritsen
Jessie Gagan
Marlys Whitman
Alice Shufeldt
Charlotte D. Salser
Mabel Finch
Mabel Ruud
Elsie Peterson
Esther Wallace
Mayme Richards
Hattie Meads
Soda Springs
Mary Garvin
Pocatello
Delia Webster
Columbia
Tennessee
LaVerna Fowler
Boise
Carl Burke
Angus Lasley
Lowder Family Visits Matthews Family Over Holiday
Mr and Mrs Max Lowder and their Salt Lake City children visited over the holiday weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Stan Matthews Sr from the local area.
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Max Lowder
Salt Lake City
Stan Matthews Sr
Funeral Services For Local Youth Held In Soda Springs
Funeral services for Richard Dean Hoopes 18 Soda Springs were held Sept 1 in the LDS First Ward chapel with Bishop Edwin B. Smith conducting. Hoopes died from injuries after a car train collision. Burial was in Fairview Cemetery. Allen Funeral Home directed.
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Richard Dean Hoopes
Soda Springs
LDS First Ward
Edwin B. Smith
Hoopes
Earl Gunnell
Arlene Torgesen
Richard Finlayson
Ann Warner
Helen McAllister
Smith
Dee L. Andreason
Everett Smith
Viola Smith
Jack Murray
Richard Gunnell
Ted Troescher
Tom Seamons
Bob Leavitt
Larry Phelps
Jerry Phelps
Kent Bunn
Relief Society
Dlates
Fairview Cemetery
Allen Funeral Home
Editorial urges caution on experimental drugs and marijuana
The piece notes defense of marijuana use but argues LSD and other drugs cause chromosomal damage per Dr. Cohen and magazine reports. It claims a single LSD dose can harm unborn generations, deeming drugs more dangerous than heroin. It ends recommending a bath as a safer, humorous alternative to avoid addiction.
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Science News
Maimon M. Cohen
Time
Newsweek
Saturday Evening Post
Jackson Hole
TOPS Meeting Highlights Slimming Winners at Soda Springs
Tosoiba TOPS club met in the Soda Springs courthouse for the weeks of Aug 24 and 31. Grace Norstrom won Aug 24 with a 1% lb loss, while Freda M. Gaddie led Aug 31 with a 2% lb loss. September 7 starts regular meetings and the August Queen crowning.
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Soda Springs
Willi Mae Attebury
Grace Norstrom
Marla Hulse
Freda M. Gaddie
Tobacco trade roots in Market Lake Idaho June 1898 centennial
In Market Lake Idaho 1898 era a New York born tobacco financier coupled with European methods built a local cigar and tobacco business. John Weiner and later John Jedlicka expanded from Market Lake and Boise, crafting cigars snuff and chewing tobacco praised by regional old timers for quality and flavor.
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Idaho
New York
Market Lake
Idaho Volunteers
Diamondfield Jack
Northern Pacific Railroad
Lewiston
Frank Stellenberg
Free Silver
Roberts
John Weiner
Weiner
Zanbransky Jewelry Store
Patrie Hotel
World's Largest Apple Orchard Landmark Near Emmett Idaho
A noted agricultural roadside attraction near Emmett Idaho claims the world’s largest apple orchard display drawing visitors. Engineers and local historians describe the site as a novelty landmark showcasing horticulture and regional produce.
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Emmett
Idaho
White Earthwork House Echoes Idaho Fur Trade Era
A fragment notes a building on Idaho soil called Wats the Kul lygpell House, erected around 1800 by David Thompson for fur trade purposes, reflecting early frontier commerce.
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Idaho
David Thompson
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WM. G. Gorton
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Pocatello Rampi
Sale
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Suffolk
Idaho Wool Growers Association
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