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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1969
Page
4
Faunda Bybes returned Friday from Salt Lake City where she attended the World Conference on Records at the Salt Palace and other city venues. Friends and relatives from Kemmerer Wyoming, Weiser Idaho, Salt Lake City, Tubes, and local families visited over the weekend, attended the fair and rodeo, with Jill remaining to visit grandparents.
Births list Dwight anu guoagy a city girl Aug 8 6 lbs Boz William and Carol Ann Rundell Grace girl Aug 7 7 lbs Also admitted Hilda Kearley Fern Lowe Lanette Baird Sherry Lynn Leuenverger James Robert Gentry Brenn LaVen Williams Royce G. Mercer Still confined Dewey Hansen Grace Hazel Pendrey Robert C. Jones Mable Thomas Edith Stevens Mary Alice Larsen Lillian Bolton Michael Ray Hayes William Edward Barger Vaughan Papa Mary Bollar Extended care Esther Hall Lillie Adams George Elis Don Bassett Lee Hatch Spencer Mary Hansen Mary White Lina Reese Beta Johnson Harriet Hogan Viola Ashbaker Buzz Smediey Fred Sant Eddie Melena Victor Romero Esther Thomas Emma Loveland Walter Stiles Caroline Evans Augusta Bunderson Mae Dodge Ida Windley
Mrs. Helen Welker was honored with a birthday dinner at Cedar View Saturday night. Attending were Wendell Glover and family from Pocatel lo Delores and Ruth Welker Grace Mr. and Mrs. Jim Welker from Soda Springs and Bob Welker from Whatcher along with local Welker relatives.
Mrs. Bob Gentry was honored with a birthday dinner at her home Sunday afternoon. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Royce Rasmussen and family Preston Mr. and Mrs. Chad Gentry and family Thayne Gentry and her sister LaVerene Christensen of Georgetown and her mother Velma Allenbach.
Mr and Mrs Russell Lakey and their children traveled out of town last week to attend the funeral of Irene s father Floyd Greer Ru pert who died of a heart attack Russell and the children returned home on Wednesday Irene came home Sunday and Tim Lakey on two week leave also attended the services
Mr and Mrs Harold White ly Ogden visited here with her sister Mrs Reed Nalder en route home from Yellowstone Park. Rodney Nalder joined his aunt and uncle in Ogden for a few weeks to visit his sister Mrs Ralph Johnson. Mr and Mrs Jim Rudolph and family traveled to Bear Lake Sunday meeting Mr and Mrs Floyd Weedmeier and family of Roy Utah. The day included bitmcking croquet and swimming.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Johnson of Ogden were guests at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Reed Nalder. Sandra Nalder returned to Ogden with them to spend the remainder of the summer.
Warrant Officer and Mrs Stan ley Talik arrived from Fort Rucker for a visit with Mr and Mrs Al Cynova and Mr and Mrs Loran Kennedy. Stanley leaves August 29 for Korea. Debbie will attend ISU in Pocatello during his absence. Also arriving was Sgt Tom Cynova on 30 day leave before overseas duty with the U S Army.
Shirlene Skinner daughter of Mr and Mrs Ellis Skinner will enter the Mission Home in Salt Lake City on August 23 before departing for the Gulf States Mission headquartered in Louisiana. A farewell party honoring her was held Tuesday evening August.
Mr and Mrs I vonard C Walker of Soda Springs announce the marriage of their daughter Kanisti Sue to Michael Allen on May 24 in Boise. Both will finish their senior year at College of Idaho in Caldwell. Kanisti is a 1966 Soda Springs HS graduate and sorority leader. Michael is a senior Zoology major and student government president.
Mr and Mrs Claude Snooks returned home after a long motor tour visiting the Black Hills Mt Rushmore Frontier Museum of Old Cars Reptile Gardens Corn Palace Budweiser brewery World Circus Museum in Bara Boo war dances in Mitchell and Harley Davidson in Milwaukee Their dog Smoke joined the journey which covered five thousand miles starting in May and ending in July
Mr and Mrs Stanley Jardine and family of La Crescenta California and Mr and Mrs Byron Tingey and family of Centerview Utah visited Mr and Mrs Ray Davis and family on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs Jardine and Mrs Davis are sisters.
Mrs Ray Davis hosted Michael and Michele Day with her parents Mr and Mrs LeRoy Day of Whayayville Utah. They spent Thursday and Friday visiting and then the Days stayed over the weekend at the Davis home.
Christine and Debbie Panting visit their cousins Mike and Lori Dawn Panting and their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ruggles in Salt Lake City for a family gathering.
Mr and Mrs Charles Christiansen attended the fall gift show at the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City on Saturday and Sunday the 12th, held at the home of Mr and Mrs William Barger.
Mr and Mrs Blaine Jensen of Plain City Utah visited Mr and Mrs Boyd Mason last week. Roy D Irons state director for vocational education announced the Grace ing fair. Karma Spackman visited her parents Mr and Mrs Merlin Swainston of Preston from Thursday to Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Jim Fowler and family called on her parents Mr and Mrs Lewis McLain of Bancroft on Sunday.
Mrs Karma Spackman Pam ela and Rodney with her sister Mr and Mrs Darrell Farnes Curtis and Cindy attended a niece wedding in Los Angeles from July 26 to Aug 6. Don Bybee and boys from Salt Lake visited with his parents O S Bybee. Mr and Mrs Andrew Bybee left for Jerome to settle. Mr Bybee will take a high school counselor post.
Wayne Parker of Bancroft stayed overnight with his cousin Brian Fowler on Friday.
Al Minton, executive secretary for the Idaho Dept. of Commerce and Development, has been appointed to the Idaho State Board for Vocational Education, accord.
Purists are reminded that miles of Silver Creek in south central Idaho are open for fly fishing only. The section runs from Kilpatrick bridge west side to Groves Creek mouth. Rafts or boats are unlawful but float tubes may be used for fishing.
A playful line notes fashion trends as mini-skirts spark headlines and suggest rising waistline emphasis. The quip hints at changing styles and public conversation about clothing limits and trends.
In Washington Robert R. of the North West Rivers Commission announces an urban problem development program. Al Minton of the Idaho Department of Development is listed on the committee.
An announcement from Washington states Dan Idaho will represent the National Park Committee as an administrative secretary for the Department of Commerce. Ben Butterfield is named to travel angle duties.
The Value of this flour is four million dollars annually. Lloyd Howe of the Idaho Department of Development notes the mills shift wheat flour for pack and mix uses. The report highlights Flour Mills at Twin Pails as a key production site.
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