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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1976
Page
5
In July Soda Springs police logs report 23 arrests including 15 adults and eight juveniles with charges ranging from burglary and larceny to aggravated assault and drunken driving. Eight traffic accidents occurred with minor injuries, 26 citations issued, and 5,497 patrol miles logged. Sixteen complaints led to 236 calls, 14 cases were cleared, and total theft losses reached 13,208.42 with 10,700.01 recovered.
Conrad Sanders offers decor tips for small spaces with furniture placement ideas. Use right angled desks, horizontal wall pictures, mirrors, and chair groupings to widen the sense of space. Visit Sanders Furniture Stores in Soda Springs Grace or Bancroft for help and selections.
Joy, daughter of Mr and Mrs LaFawn Johnson of Cleveland Idaho, and Richard D Gerber, son of Mr and Mrs David Gerber of Montpelier Idaho, announce their engagement. Joy is a Grace High School graduate who worked at Caribou Memorial Hospital Soda Springs and L D S Hospital Salt Lake City and served a health mission in Lima Peru. Richard is Bear Lake High School and Idaho State Theses School graduate who served a L D S Church mission in the Alaska British Columbia Mission. The couple plan a September wedding in the Logan L D S Temple.
Descendants of David Franklin and Ellen Nielsen Giles gathered at Hooper Springs for a two day reunion July 31 and August 1 hosted by Martin J. Ruggles Stuart Beins Don Panting and Dale Panting. 165 members enjoyed a program games and a two day dinner. Sunday featured genealogy work and the Giles family ties to Soda Springs Conda and Provo Utah.
Benjamin Franklin, at seventy the oldest signer of the Declaration, grew from a soap and candle maker to a printer and diplomat. He served in Congress, helped negotiate peace with Britain, participated in the Constitutional Convention, and championed abolition, dying in 1790 at eighty four.
Effie Hoopes Donna Forsgren and Myrle Storey returned Friday from a Hawaii island tour linked to the National School Lunch convention. They traveled Boise to Hilo Maui Kauai and Oahu visiting sites and attending events including a regional luncheon installation and a nine course Chinese dinner. Also aboard were Albert Moore William Hirshburner Walter Phelps and Debbie Phelps of Soda Springs.
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