New Year Greeting From 1963 Publication
A fragmentary year end greeting wishing readers well for the year 1963. The readable text hints at a hopeful message from the publication, with no clear names, dates, or events other than the year.
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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1962
Page
7
A fragmentary year end greeting wishing readers well for the year 1963. The readable text hints at a hopeful message from the publication, with no clear names, dates, or events other than the year.
Bancroft and nearby areas report multiple Christmas gatherings. The Jolly Dozen at Hazel Craney’s home held pinochle with prizes to Ma relda Barfuss and others. another party at Cora Ruger’s included prizes for Evy Hayes and Donna Holbrook. Caroling by Gleaners and M-Men preceded a Soda Springs visit, with many attendees listed. Also noted are numerous family visits, birthday celebrations, and returns from travel, including Raoul Wistisen, plus a Detroit trip by Doyle Argyle and wife.
A series of holiday trips and family visits are recorded across cities including Cleveland Terre Haute Abilene Denver and Seattle. Families like the Argyles Bowers Bennetts and Daltons share meals birthdays and gatherings with relatives and friends while others tour landmarks and attend local events.
Mrs Leslie Bell accompanied Jack and Roxie Marshall to Preston and Logan Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Paul Hansen and Dianne returned from Salt Lake City after a pre Christmas family dinner with Ethel's mother and sisters. Mr and Mrs Nathan Hale were dinner guests of Gil Bryant in Soda Springs. Lee Lloyd and two children of Pocatello visited Mr and Mrs Nathan Hale. Chance Wilkes, recently operated on for a hand, will leave Logan hospital Wednesday. Dean Wilkes and his mother visit Logan daily to see Mr Wilkes. Mr and Mrs J N Sargent spent Thursday through Saturday in Logan and Salt Lake City. Mr Sargent attended a Safety meeting in Salt Lake Friday for UP&L. Mr and Mrs Dean Dutton spent three days in Salt Lake City for a Utah Power and Light meeting. Mrs F J Hale, Mrs L H Merriam and Mrs Dean Dutton attended CES Past Matron's Christmas party in Soda Springs. Richard Hixson of Salt Lake City called on friends at the Grece plant. Leslie Bell attended a business meeting in Salt Lake City. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Edward Wilker on a new baby boy. Mr and Mrs Dean Dutton and Mr and Mrs J N Sargent hosted Lifton Pumping Plant and Lines and Service employees Christmas party at Hacienda Supper Club with dinner, program and dancing. Gordon Strong spent time in Salt Lake and Ogden. Recent visitors at the Leslie Bell home were Lafayette Smith and Mrs Bell's Logan parents. they plan to leave for England as LDS missionaries in January.
Bannock Stake high councilman Orval Christensen served as stake representative in the Williams Ward Sunday with his son Boyd as main speaker. A ladies sextette performed Christmas numbers including Edsel Prescott and Alice Wright. Mr and Mrs Paul Hunsaker of Honeyville were weekend guests of her parents Allen Benett and Mrs Don Paul Jenkins hosted a surprise birthday party for her husband with relatives present. Denzil Johnson visited Lake City Sunday.
Ordinance 206 repeals 285 and amends Section 5905 to set beer sales hours. Prohibits selling beer between 1:00 AM and 7:00 AM daily. Limits on on premises licenses prohibit sales after 1:00 AM on Memorial Day, Thanksgiving Day, or Christmas Day.
Local brief from the Soda Springs edition of the Caribou County Sun dated December 27, 1962 reports community news and notices in the Idaho town. The item presents typical small town coverage of residents, events, and civic notices for Soda Springs.
An official city notice records the passage and approval of an ordinance by the mayor and city clerk. The document cites the immediate effect and publication requirements under Idaho law and records the date of approval and attestation by the city clerk.
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