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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1961
Page
5
An unnamed man was hospitalized after a takeoff accident described as being near the Bow of his vessel. Harvey Dimond of Orem and others were present at the scene as conditions and injuries were assessed at a wet home venue.
Lloyd Jr led a neighborhood troop meeting as several leaders and youth received ranks and badges. Richard Johnson earned First Class with others gaining Second Class while absent members missed theirs. Winn Christensen Jr received a bronze palm and key officials included Bennie Cornish and Vernon Johnson.
Mrs Nellie Johnson recounts a Church history tour in Sacrament meeting at Grace Second Ward. Calvin Smith spoke, Helen and Louette Olsen sang, and June Fowler presided at a Primary graduation with Laura Mae Harding and others. Certificates were handed by Bishop John Thomas as Laura Mae Harding and Denise Harding joined MLA. Tia Rae Van Vleet and Arlene Gibson were sustained as Junior Primary teachers. Gail Ray hosted Eric Rays ninth birthday at City Park with Jeffery Hill Jan Peterson and others in attendance.
The report records a family vacation to Yellowstone Park by Bishop and Mrs. Gail Ray and children Eric and Janet, plus Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young and son Kirk. It also mentions Sunday dinner guests for Mrs. Mildred Burton, future Pur due University assignment for Calvin, and a Laurel and Ensigns session led by Russell Hawks and Mildred Ashbaker with talks on classical and modern music.
County and Camp officers of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers met in Bannock Stake House for a planning meeting. Mrs. Glen Palmer, president, led the session with all county camps represented. Reports, questions, and problem discussions followed. wards plan MLA openings for Sept 5.
A funeral service for Preston Police Chief Don B. Berquist was held Tuesday at the Oneida LDS Stake House in Preston. Born December 4 1922 at Grace to Peter August and Jessie Mary Baird Berquist, the 38 year old chief was fatally in..
The piano students of Mrs. Faye Schiess performed Friday evening at Grace Grace Bannock Stake Tabernacle. Performers included Debra Stoddard Ranae Balls Pamela Wilker Lynette Garner Linda Garner Lynette Balls Janis King Judy Turner and Eldene Smith.
The 35th annual Fall Range Ram Sale, sponsored by the Idaho Wool Growers Association, will be held in Pocatello on September 16. Led by Robert S. Blastock of Filer, Idaho, the event promotes better sheep through an all-breed show and sale featuring Suffolks, Hamp shires, Suffolk-Hamp shires, whiteface breeds, Columbias and Crossbreds.
A judge asks a witness if the defendant could be guilty of stealing money. The exchange centers on whether the witness has known the defendant all their life and whether that affects belief in guilt. The dialogue hints at credibility and the court’s doubt.
Social Security representatives will visit Soda Springs monthly starting in September to interview residents seeking benefits or information. The visit will occur in the Probate Courtroom, Courthouse, Thursdays of the first full week, with services expanding due to recent amendments increasing claimants and loosening qualification rules.
The annual Idaho Stake M-Men and Gleaner Week began with a Fireside at the Fred Fouds baker home under President LaMont Mickelson. Attendances reached 48 with officers and representatives named. The schedule included a pageant resume by Gayle Ormond and a film rate benefit introduction by Mark Lau.
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