Box 1
Contains 109 Results:
FROST, CHARLES I, 1977 June 27
Director of Physical Plant, Ricks College. Rexburg Describes destruction to town and surrounding area; relates the role of the college in coordinating relief efforts and distributing food; notes some incidents of vandalism. Mary Ann Beck, Interviewer June 27, 1977
FULLER, KENDALL, 1977 November 26
Teacher, Sugar-Salem High School. Sugar City Describes the destruction of his home and the assistance he received from the Department of Housing and Urban Development of Housing and Urban Development and the Red Cross. Steven Fuller, Interviewer November 26, 1977 (Tape 18)
FULLMER, BETTIE FRANCINE, 1977 September 15
Motel owner, Rexburg. Describes inability to rebuild after the flood and their dealings with the government agencies assisting recovery. Alyn B. Andrus, interviewer September 15, 1977 (Tape 19)
FULLMER, FREMONT, 1978 September 18
Retiree Rexburg Relates the loss of his belongings and expresses the emotional stress that the flood caused elderly people. Rhea Schroeder, interviewer March 8, 1978
FULLMER, THEO CHARLES, 1977 September 18
Motel owner, Rexburg. Describes the inability to rebuild Their home and business and their dealings with the government agents assisting with recovery. Alyn B. Andrus, interviewer September 18, 1977 (Tape 20)
FULLMER, STEVEN, undated
Operator at Idaho Stud Mill Incomplete interview. Gives his name and how he was involved in the Teton Dam flood. FULLMER, GOLDA Fremont Fullmer, interviewer
GAGE, NORMAN J, 1977 September 21
Instructor, Ricks College. Sugar City Relates attempts to ready his home for the flood and fleeing just before the water came in; describes the damage to home and community; discusses the clean-up operations and early resentment toward the engineers of the dam. Richard Stallings, interviewer September 21, 1977 (Tape 21-22)
GARNER, LELAND, 1977 September 22
Manager of a canned food store, Hibbard Thought it was a great education of being equal to everyone-it didn't matter who you were or how much money you made everyone was in the same predicament. Alyn B. Andrus, interviewer September 22, 1977
GARNER, MAXINE CALL, 1977 June 22
Housewife, Hibbard Was very grateful for her family being together and said the flood made them closer and thankful for their lives. Alyn B. Andrus, interviewer September 22, 1977
GEE, JAMES, 1977 June 22
Administrator, Ricks College. Sugar City Regarding damage done to house and farm, the clean-up operation, and assistance from the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Richard Stallings, interviewer June 22, 1977