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Billings, Mo., to see Mr. Bolte's father and mother, who had just celebrated , their 60th wedding anniversary, going by way of Spokane and through IdaBarbara Cordes, 5-2511 ho,'Montana and Wyoming. While in (Continued from Page One) Karl E. Cordes, father of Karl H. Wyoming, they visited Yellowstone Cordes, passed away at a local hos- Nat10nal park where the; saw the ereign state of Washington." The eoitor of the ·Spokesman-Re- pita! last Saturday morning following Emerald pool, Mormng C'.lory pool, view, another anti-Ike paper, called a sudden illness. Mr, Cordes lived here Yellowstone lake, Old Faithful and Eastv0ld a "39-year'old boy wonder." for the past three years, coming from many other geysers. From t.herc they went through (Actually he's 32.) However, he ad- Holyoke, Mass. He is survived by his mitted that Don "bested such veterans mother, Mrs. F. D. Cordes of New ~~uth _DaKota and the Back Hills. York Ci.ty; two sons, Karl of Puyall hey VlSltcd the famous Mount Rusha1 Senator Everett Dirksen in the 'now lup and Wayne of South Hadley Falls, rnorr; and sa':' !he four faces. Tl:ey bi~toric fight before the convention." One AP dispatch circulated across Mass.; a brother, Frank, of Holyoke, contmued their Journey to Rush Ci~y, j\.f mn., where they stayc_d a week visthr. nation, said, none mnn to eme.1·ge and four grandchildren. During his illness his son, Wayne, itmg re!ativcs there. 1hen wci.1l. to suddenly .into prominence in the fight · t b y U n1"t·ecl A" l' t o b P Des Momes, Iowa, where was Statq Senator Donald· Eastvold of came wcs · ·l" . h they · ~)'l vmtcd . . 1 r\11 "th l · B · 1 ·11 h .· trS1nesth H cl tic s great-aunt, w o is . · · yen IS SEATTLE.' (How about that?) WI urn. una WI ~ in ou a ~ old. 'From' there they went to. Billings, Hundreds of telegrams and letters ley Falls cemetery. His son Karl re- M d · 't d M B It ' f ti' r.. 0 . cs . a_ 1 c~ have poured Jn"' on the senator from turne<l east Saturday night on the J. o., an _ visi c_ United Airlines to attend the services. and mothc':" While staymg m Missoun people who liked what they saw. Most ·"th h" f ·1 they cxpenencecl temperatures of 105 of them misspelled his name. One ad- an cl b c WI IS ami Y· .in the shade. dressed his \vlre sin1ply. "Eisenhower Celebrate Birthday On the way home, they went :Supporter, Chicago." Miss J anct Swalander celebrated through Greensburg, Kan., where they Eastvold, who returned with his her sixth birthday with a party. The saw the largest hand-dug well in the wife end Gov. Langlic amid consider- aftci-noon was spent playing games and world, and also saw tlw largest palliable fanfare Monday night, is invit- ca.ting ir.e f'.ream and r:ake. The follow- site meteorite, vvhich w_as on display ing Republicans of the 29th district to ing- children attenclccl: Cindy Woods, there. The hand-dug well_ was cona picnic in his yard tomorrow night Forry and Gail Thompson, Caren and strueled in 1887 and finished in 1888. at 5:30. Randy Hess, Carol, Danny and Chris- The huge excavation, 32 feet in diaty Cordes, Donnie, Candy and Mary meter and 109 feet deep, bas 25 feet Rushton, Pnry and Debbie Rushton, of fresh. pure water in it tocl:w. They Rev. Graham and wife, who 1·0- Kathy and Teddy Mullins and Janet went then to the world famous Boot cently returned from n1issionary \vork Swalander. Also attending- were Mes- Hill in Dodi.;c City, Kan. This is in Brazil, ·wi11 show a n1ovie on their dames Kathryn Thompson, Maudine where the cowboys were buried with work in Brazil to n1en1bers of C~alvary Rushton, Evelyn Hess and Oscar Swa- their boots on. They visited Estes park in Colo, Pentecostal church and friends Friday, fonder. Long Vacation Trip raclo, which is one of the most bcau.July 1 7, at 7 p. m, The public is invited. Frcd Bolte and three daughters, tiful parks they 5'~w; !hey w;nt Alice, Esther and Freda, arc· home through Salt Lake C1ty,,Utah; gomg Good luck of some men consists in again after a long vacation trip to up Un·?ugh Idaho and mto Oregon. not getting what they deserve. · the East. They left June J4. to go to While m Portland, they attended, one ::;;;;;,;;;;,;;;;,;;;;,;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;,;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;";;;;;;;;;,;;;;,;;;;;;;";;;~ clay of the Apostohslic Faith Camp •' d Meeting convention which is being held at this time. They returned home July 6, after a very enjoyable trip, in time lo celebrate Mr. and Mts. Fred .Bolte's own wedding anniversary, which was their 30th. Vacation News Three members of the Robert Collier family, Mr., Mrs. and daughter, Mrs. Sylvia Johnson, took an extensive trip during the last quarter.of June, totaling- 1,800 miles. Their first stop was Coulee Darn, Wash .• vvhcrc they rested a day at the home of their daughter, Violet, and son-iu-la\V, A. R. BrechtbilL Violet joining them the next day, they proceeded as a quartet to Vale, Ore., visiting friendly neighbors of 4·0 years' standing-. • On their return, they took in all the natural and man-made grandeur of the finished Columbia River Basin project. They had nude the same trip a decadl'. ago, when the vast £.!Crcagc that recently came under C. R. irrigation wns p:1rchcd land, and no\v, throug·h harnessing· that n1ighty river, by the creation of Coulee dam-commonly called the 8th World Wonderhas become an astonishingly fruitful cxpansr. Various shades of green crops arc relieving each other: alfalfa, peas, sugar beets, onions and potatoes. This colossal lransfonnalion calls lo mind the prophecy for our time: "The desert shall blossom as the rose." When the eye beholds a prophecy, it becomes a physicol fact.
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Mr. and Mr;, Harvey Dodd, general chairmen of the Canyon Road Community club smorgasbord dinner that was held July 13, wish to thank all con11nittec 111c1nbcrs and the 1nany friends who participated in making this affair a success. Rccovcrlnv; W c arc glad to report that Mrs. L. R. Field, of East 72nd St., is doing very well after her recent accident, in \.vhieh she sustained bru_iscs and a cracked rib. Take it easy, Mrs. Field. ,. Vacation for Clubs The Canyon Road Community club and the Ladies auxiliary have decla rt>d n varation for the gumrncr. The fall activities for the auxiliary will begin September 25, and the Community club October 9. Mark your calendar. No Dance 'This Month Mrs. Raval Latterell announces that there wi'll be no dance this month. The next dance will be held August 16.
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