Editorial Letters Argue on Taxes and Social Reform
A lengthy letter from Mesa Arizona criticizes federal aid for PTA and education funding, arguing for reduced taxes and a stronger stance against socialism. It questions social programs, cites tax loopholes, and warns of a shift toward a state controlled by government. The writer urges awake voters and references Kennedy, Cuba, and Berlin.
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Pennsylvania
PTA
California
Kennedy
John Brown
Brown
Aexan
Kenney
Caroline
Cuba
Berlin
Africa
Khrushchev
Preston
Clifton Croshaws Visit Grandparents Amid Utah Trip
Mr and Mrs Claire Croshaw and their 10 month old Randy stayed with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Ray Croshaw from Tuesday to Thursday while the parents traveled to Salt Lake City on business. Gary Croshaw and Bill Hayworth of Pocatello visited on Tuesday en route to Soda Springs to deliver furniture, noting they could not pass Bancroft and Lava Hot Springs. Mary Martner funeral took place Tuesday at the ward chapel with Bishop Karin Reeder officiating and burial at Weston cemetery. The Oxford Clifton ward reunion drew a large crowd at the school recreation hall with a 7 pm dinner, program led by Howard Henderson, and a dance afterward. Several attendees came from Idaho Falls, Salt Lake City, Preston, Ogden, Logan, Wendover, and other nearby towns. Families visiting included the Hendersons, Ward family, and others from Dugway, Clearfield, and Dayton. Mrs Ruth Powell spent time at Samaria visiting her ill mother Mrs John Price, now home from Malad hospital.
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Claire Croshaw
Randy
Frankin
Ray Croshaw
Salt Lake Cty
Gary Croshaw
Bill Hayworth
Pocatello
Mr Croshaw
Soda Springs
Bancroft
Lava Hot Springs
Mary Martner
Ward Chapel
Karin Reeder
Weston Cemetery
Oxford-Clifton Ward
School Recreation Hall
Howard Henderson
John Porter
Zaetell Ward
Reed Olsen
Thei
Janet
Idaho Falls
Bart Paskins
Salt Lake City
Bill Hollingsworth
Gayland Taylor
Jolanda Baxter
Cowan
Chloe Howeo Ond
Preston
Belton Hatch
Winder
Cleve Henderson
Boseman
Glendale
Sacrament
Charles Baley
Weekend visits and church events noted in Clearfield
Mr and Mrs Delmont Jessop and family from Clearfield visited relatives here over the weekend. Ray Croshaw and children RaeLene and Gaylan traveled to Diigham on business. Bishop Karl F. P. Reeder led Sunday sacraments with Carl Mortensen and Ray Croshaw present. Blaine Atkinson was confirmed by his father Lynn. New baby Margaret named by grandfather John N. Smith. Darrell O Cox born to Curtis Cox and his wife. Arthur Povey and family visited Liberty for Feb 5. Zed Griffith, Vera Taylor, and Martha Povey traveled to Preston to quilt for Mrs Glen Taylor. Emil Tasso and family hosted relatives from Salt Lake City, including John N. Smith, Dan Holder, and David. They attended Sunday school and sacraments here. Gary Clawson and family from Orem returned home after visiting.
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Ray Croshaw
RaeLene
Gaylan
Diigham
Karl FP Reeder
Carl Mortensen
Stake High Council
Blaine Atkinson
Lynn Atkinson
Fmil Tass
Margaret
John N. Smith
Curtis Cox
Darrell O Cox
Arthur Povey
Liberty
Zed Griffith
Vera Taylor
Martha Povey
Preston
Glen Taylor
Emil Tasso
John N- Smith
Dan Holder
David
Salt Lake City
Ana
Tasso
Oard
Gary Clawson
Forv'sy
Orem
Clawson
Weekend Visit Notes From Local Families
Over the past ten days visiting her mother Mrs Edna Kofoed. Mr Clawson came Friday night to get his family and they started home Saturday afternoon. Gordon McCombs, at tending school in Salt Lake City, spent the weekend home with his parents Mr and Mrs John Mc Combs.
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Edna Kofoed
Clawson
Gordon McCombs
Salt Lake City
John McCombs
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Jensen
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Clearfield
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U.&s. Furniture Company
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