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Newspaper

Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1975

Page

4

Local Couple Repeats Vows in Family Home Ceremony

Colleen Harris wed Russell J. Petterberg in a double ring ceremony at Bailey Creek home of the bride’s sister. Bishop Ralph Brown officiated. The couple plans a Oregon honeymoon and residence in Soda Springs with employment at Monsanto and Caribou Memorial Hospital.

William J. Barger Colleen Harris Russell J. Petterberg Lee Godfrey Bailey Creek Ralph Brown Oregon Soda Springs Monsanto Caribou Memorial Hospital

Sofa beds gain beauty and practicality for homes

Designers have transformed sofa beds into stylish, comfortable convertible furniture. Modern sofa beds range from one person loveseats to king size beds, with easy operation and day use as ordinary seating. Visit to browse selections and find a versatile piece for any room.

Caribou Neighbors Highlight English Mission Return Speaker

Sunday afternoon at the Williams Ward Sacrament meeting featured Hubbard the son of Mr and Mrs Merrill Hubbard who recently returned from an English mission as the guest speaker. The item lists local visits and family care including patients and travelers from Seattle Boise Rapid City Salt Lake City Mesa and Kearns with several households hosting relatives and attending funerals or care for ill relatives.

Mark Hubbard Merrill Hubbard Williams Ward Earl Whitehead Whiteheads Earlline McGiffen Seattle Frank Thomas Corvallis Oregon Howard R. Thomas Thomases Warren Henderson Larry Sax Hendersons Rose Beckstead Don Harris George Middleton Rapid City South Dakota Byu Marvin Prescott Salt Lake City Kathleen Koyle Kathleen David Prescott Lois Anderson Edsel Prescott Brian Toone Mesa Arizona Gwen Toone Paul Jenkins Mt. Sherman Bob VanSchiver Megan LaVina Nielsen Glenda Nielsen Pete Davis Springville Utah Davises Byron Knighton Kearns Warren Hendersons

Registration Up At Idaho State University

Idaho State University reports higher first two days of registration this year led by more academic students. Acting President Charles H Kegel says final enrollment may exceed 8,172 last fall and suggests ISU may avoid the nationwide downward trend. Registration closes September 10.

Idaho State Idaho State University Charles H Kegel ISU

George Read Delaware Statesman and Signer of the Declaration

Born into a Maryland family, George Read rose from Delaware delegate to president of the state and later U S Senator. He initially opposed the Declaration but helped secure its passage and signed it, later serving as Delaware chief justice whose rulings shaped postwar law and order.

Maryland George Read Delaware Read Delaware River New Jersey Congress U. S Delaware Supreme Court

Funds Provided For New Radios For Ambulances

The Department of Health and Welfare allocates funds to expand emergency medical communications in Caribou County. Two-way radios will replace one-way pagers for ambulance personnel in Bancroft Grace and Soda Springs, enabling direct links with the sheriff and hospital. The system aims to speed response and reduce phone tethering during emergencies. Funds come from a grant to DHW in cooperation with the Idaho Hospital Association and the Idaho Division of...

Department of Health and Welfare Caribou County Jerry L Harris Reman Vt Harris DHW Idaho Hospital Association Idaho Division of

Ricks College Enrollment Rises After Three Days

After three days of registration Ricks College enrolled 5,387 students, up from 5,052 a year earlier. Dr Hal C Barton said registration continues for another week before mid term in October. Last year’s final total was 5,469.

Ricks College Hal C. Barton Department of Admissions and Records

Welcomes First Southern Baptist Church

Joseph S. Bagwill, pastor, invites attendance at services at 81 North Third East. Sunday School starts at 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship follows at 11:00 A.M. The church chorus quotes a verse about going into the House of the Lord.

Joseph S. Bagwill North Third East

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