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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1964
Page
10
The event highlighted the FFA chapter awards with names like Lynn Hatch and Nels, plus new officers and a president chosen. Separately, a humorous scene described cows grazing as a milk truck passed, with a sign about pasteurization prompting a pun about adequacy, and a stray note about a proposal involving paying envelopes.
Lund and Welch families return from visits in Oregon Arizona and Idaho. Community members attend a Junior Prom and various social events while noting hospital stays eye surgery and family milestones across Lund Pocatello Grace Grace Ward and surrounding communities.
A psychologist finishes a lecture when a timid man asks if a skilled poker player can hold any executive job. The lecturer confirms, prompting the man to wonder what such a player would want with a job. The exchange highlights implications of risk, strategy, and ambition in leadership roles.
March mishaps across Soda Springs involve multiple vehicles and drivers. Chris H Phelps reports $200 damage after a cow collision with a 1964 T Bird. Rex D Bassett and Audrey Carnahan injured in a March 20 single car rollover near Thatcher. Other crashes include a 1963 Mercury and a 1962 International Scout collision, injuries to Sandra Hawker and Betty Nielsen, and a range of property damages. Sheriff Ralph J Marriott and deputies investigated, naming various owners and locations in Caribou County.
In a Washington phone booth beneath a printed telephone company sign reading “Who Shall I Call First?” a despairing scholar wrote: “An English Teacher.”
A first time published summons informs Annie Lou Gittins of a complaint filed by Budd Gittins in the Thirteenth Judicial District, Caribou County Idaho. It directs her to appear and plead within twenty days, warning that failure will yield judgment for the plaintiff. The action seeks dissolution of marriage. Clerk Kenneth M. Fowler issued the notice April 10, 1964, with Wallace M. Transtrum as attorney for the plaintiff in Soda Springs.
In Caribou County Idaho the executrix of Charles Cellan deceased urges creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months after first publication. Notices dated March 20 1964 require claims to be sent to Wallace M Transtrum Soda Springs Idaho.
Administratrix with the will annexed of Burdete S. Hoke deceased requests all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Proceedings to be held at the Law Office of Leonard O. Kingsford in Soda Springs Idaho. Dated March 27.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors on March 23 1964 at Bancroft City Hall Caribou County Idaho an assessment of 20 percent was levied on the outstanding stock of the company payable on or before March 23 1964. Any stock unpaid by April 23 1964 will be declared delinquent and the watermaster will refuse delivery of water to all delinquent stockholders. Dated March 29 1964.
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