Social notes from Carlson County Sun eventful weekend visits
A flurry of Sunday dinners and weekend guests fill the Carlson County Sun pages. Mr and Mrs Carl Meiners and daughter Lilly Mae return from Burley via Seattle to reconnect with Idaho Falls friends. The list includes Bower, Adams, Hunter, Jewett, Welch, and many more families hosting relatives and visiting hospitals, leadership meetings, and local gatherings around Soda Springs, Brigham City, Pocatello, and Hooper Springs. The piece reads as a social roundup with names, places, and small travel details, concluding with a note to “Just Tell ’em You Saw It in The Carlhou County Sun.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mya
Orton
Carl Mein‘ers
Lilly Mae
Burley
Seattle
Virginia Picano
Idaho Falls
Mark Ated Beyain Meiners
Sdoda Call Saft
Conrad Sanders
Sylvia Bower
Es Fpnlias
Id Fred Rindlisbaker
Ae Mt Mla
Soda Springs
Luther Wilson
Don Jewett
Jean Hunter
Maxine Smith
Brigham City
Vern Hunter
Joel
Elaine Robinson
Sa Cae
Darlene Lavage McPhin
Laon Gindlishaker
Roger We
Oe Springs
Lewis McLain
Max Ostler
Thiel
Carol Parker
Matthell Fowler
Sons
Sally Wil Ace
Unghe
Ber
Bkker
George Welch
Pocatello
Inlaw
Ellis Welch
Aberdeen
Alma Moser
Bannock Memorial Hospital
Moser
George Junior Welch
Henry Meiners
Marianne Schenk
Grant Hulse
Hooper Springs
Don Harris
Hellen Hulse
Family visitors spread across Davis home this week
Mrs. Guerite Weinberg of Seattle and brother Gorton Eastman of Atherton visited Mr. and Mrs. Uther Davis. Mrs. Weinberg extends her stay while Eastman returns home. Mrs. Peter James Maloney of Seattle and her two sons Vincent and Peter visit her mother Mrs. C. A. Burgin. Mrs. Thelma Turner of Logan and her daughter Jan visited Mrs. Gore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Guerite Weinberg
Seattle
Washington
Gorton Eastman
Atherton
Ifornia
Uther Davis
Peter James Maloney
Vincent
Peter
Seattle, Wath
C. A. Burgin
Thelma Turner
Jan
Logan
Albert Gore
W. Q. Smith
Blackfoot
Charles Christiansen
ROTC cadet completes six weeks at Fort Lewis camp
Walter G Findlay 21 finished six weeks of ROTC training at Fort Lewis Washington on August 3. He attends ROTC at Idaho State College Pocatello and is son of Walter L Findlay Soda Springs. His wife Sandra lives in Poca tello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Findlay
Sandra
Pocatello
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Fort Lewis
Washington
Findlay
Idaho State College
Porcatello
Walter L. Findlay
Soda Springs
Soda Springs High School
Grace
Dos
Don
Charlotte
Mark
Arkona
Meredith
Eddie Skinner
Shannon
Grace High School
Public and liquor case docket for Soda Springs and Idaho Falls
Court records list numerous offenses from 6 28 62 to 7 25 62 including public intoxication, liquor law violations and fireworks breaches. Officers Chief Lloyd Gortinsky and others handle fines from 5 to 100 dollars with costs and occasional jailed days. Open house notice for Sarah Tolman Call celebrates 75th birthday in Ogden with family ties across Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard D. Scow
Soda Springs
Daen M. Lloyd
Michael Beus
Gortemsky
Ed Steinshouer
Lloyd
Jack Lee
Arizona
Bernard Nez
Carl
Torp
Idaho Falls
Gartinky
Carl Everett Jr
Gortcinsky
Leon R. Wells
Preston
Idaho
Richard B. Stanley
Thomas Harris
Gerald Jeppson
Gorteinsky
Jesse E. Taylor
Sarah Tolman Call
Pleasant View
Ogden
Bountiful
Utah
Eliza Riley Tolman
Chesterfield
Call
Bancroft
George Melvin Gooch Dee
Salt Lake Temple
Vasco Call
L. D. & Church
Relief Society
Hatch Ward
Pleasant View Ward
Rupert Gooe Yal
George C. Gooch
George
Alta) J
Harold T. K. Shoshone
Hinho
Cyrus
Max
Lila G) Lindley
Roy, Utah
Great Fen
Builders 4H Club Picnic At Hooper Spring
Builders 4H Club held a picnic on Thursday August 16 at Hooper Spring. Participants Karleen Gunnell Cecil Alldaffer and Ruth Tolmair joined games and activities as reporter Barge Hedder noted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooper Spring
Karleen Gunnell
Cecil Alldaffer
Ruth
Tolmair
Ean Hedder
New Wilderness Bill Excludes Idaho as Lands Suffix
The House Public Lands Subcommittee approved a modified Wilderness Bill that currently contains no Idaho land. It covers 6,822,400 acres in states with existing Wilderness designations and would keep Idaho lands unchanged for a decade while surveys decide potential additions. Mineral leasing and mining may continue in certain areas for 10 years with required land restoration afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Full
Interior Committee
Mena Otsady Pass
Proat
Idaho
House
Public Lands Subcommittee
IH 161 combine praised by Don Peterson in Grace area
Don Peterson, Grace, tests a new International Harvester 161 14 ft. field combine from Caribou Implement. He cites high capacity, features like a large separator and McCormick cleaning action, strong power, standard wheel brakes, and a deep cutting platform. He farms about 680 acres plus dairy stock and has four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Peterson
Grace
International Harvester
Don
Caribou Implement Company
McCormick
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Lund
Cane
York
Jack Lund
Big Lost River
Sun Valley
Montana
West Yellowstone
Palisades Dam
Carlhou County
In Springs Creamery
Ers
THE
Associated Livestock Marketing Agencies
Ogden, Utah
T Company
Peck Bros. Livestock Comm. Co
Ogden Union Stockyards Co
Great Yellowstone Savings & Loan CQ
Montpelier
Tri-State
Ray J. Larsen, Mgr
Caribou County
SUN
Sede Springs
Habe
way-Bitteroot
Sawtoothy
Craters of Moon National Monument
Idatto
White Par
Yehoratong
Walter Findlay
Lloyd Bland
Moab
Ruth Langston
Jerry Stoor
Karen Shuler
Avery Falcon
Fairlane
Galaxia
Ford
Caribou Motor & Implement Co
Towner
Dram Bing
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