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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1965
Page
2
Uncle Cal from Caribou recalls Ed Doolittle’s 70th birthday tribute at the country store. Ed, a strong Baptist, jokes about aging and politics while noting he quit hog meat ten years ago and favors freezer lockers for longer life.
A Hailey Times opinion piece recalls readers’ demand for truth and editors’ need to temper facts. It cites a mock column about Ed’s rise and contrasts it with a brutal truth about John Doe, arguing editors gild reality to avoid conflict.
The Caribou County Agricultural Extension Office and County Farm Bureau sponsored a March 20 Short Course at North Gem High School. Sam Reed led the morning session and the men’s afternoon meeting with Lloyd Browning on Wills and Estates. Luncheon, prizes, and safety and nutrition talks followed by sessions for ladies and men.
Funeral services for Martemas Larsen 72 of Soda Springs were held at Allen Funeral Home conducted by Bishop Halden Gunnell of the Soda Springs Third Ward L D S Church. Larsen died Sunday morning at Caribou County Hospital after a short illness. Pallbearers were Dubois Larsen Fred Larsen Ray Cook Stan Peterson James Fowler and Myron Isle. Larsen born January 19 1893 in Huron Denmark came to the United States in 1905 and lived in Soda Springs since. he was a World War veteran.
The executive led the company since 1919, served as president from 1923 to 1943, and as board chairman from 1943 to 1960, shaping its strategic direction through mid-century.
Caribou County Soda Springs page notes a local resident who served several years on the Soda Police Force. Survivors include two brothers and a half sister, with burial at Logistery under Alleg eral Home direction. A separate line references a dumb girl and medical drug treatment, with unclear context.
Keith E. Bawdon is promoted to Administrative Officer on the Caribou National Forest effective April 11, 1965, announced by Forest Supervisor Craig W. Rupp. Bawdon, born in Highmore SD, educated at Montana State University and the University of Utah, has worked for Wasatch National Forest since 1961 and replaces George W. Hoover who moves to Ogden.
Idaho stake held a Sunday School leadership meeting in Soda Springs on Wednesday evening. Superintendent Loyd Messerly presided with counselors Shyri Barker and Bob Hays and secretary Jean Moore assisting. Mike Hatch of Bancroft presented the Teacher Improvement Lesson titled Accepting Students to representatives from Bancroft Chesterfield Conda and Grays Lake. Mrs Reed Stoddard was sustained as Stake Sunday School Coordinator.
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