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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1962
Page
8
Funeral services for Ethel Lois Hoshine Call, 79, who died at her Bancroft home on Tuesday, December 25 after a lingering illness, will be held Friday at Bancroft.
Portage Utah native born August 30 1883 daughter of Alexander Hoshine and Lois McCrary. Lifelong church member served as YWMIA and Primary president and taught in church groups. Survived by son Joseph Call daughter Lila Jackman siblings and grandchildren. Funeral in Bancroft LDS Relief Society Room with viewing before services.
A geography teacher explains the three zones to her students. Andrew replies he lives in Phoenix 15. A neighbor notes a quick exit by a younger mother who tells door to door salesmen she is eager to display her greeting cards line.
Funeral services for John B. Riggs 63 of Conda will be at 1 00 p m Thursday at the Soda Springs LDS Chapel Riggs died from a mine accident at the Anaconda Co mine in Butte Montana He was born October 28 1899 in Mercer Utah Survivors include his widow sons John of Pocatello Joseph of Butte daughters Polly Christensen Fontana CA Kendall Hebdon Pocatello one brother Egbert Missoula sisters Sylvia Johnson McCammon Lavina Peterson Ogden Jack Viche Superior and June Sesman Joe Lass Vegas plus sixteen grandchildren Friends may call at Allen Funeral Home before the services and one burial will be at Fairview Cemetery.
Social Security district manager Mr. Stanton S. Thompson told Soda Springs workers deductions will rise by 0.5 percent after January 1 with a matching employer share. Employee rate will be 3.625% on earnings up to 4800. funds support old age, survivors, and disability benefits. Public notices advise contacting the Probate Court room and the Pocatello office for details and scheduling.
Members of the Soda Springs Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses are invited to a three day convention in Logan Utah from January 11 to 13 sponsored by the Watchtower Society of New York. Randall V. Davis of Richmond Virginia will be the featured speaker guiding Northwestern United States congregations.
A 1963 Idaho State Capitol rotunda exhibit will feature a six by eight foot super size relief map of Idaho showing mountains elevations forests valleys rivers and highways. Gifted by the Intermountain Region Forest Service the color display will include forest scene transparencies and replaces the 1918 map once displayed near the Governor’s offices.
Mr. R. G. Hoffeller of the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service announced that the address reporting period is near, with January set as the reporting month. All aliens in the United States except a few must report their addresses to the government during that period, and forms were mentioned.
Mr Hoffeller urges all aliens to comply with the reporting requirements. Willful failure to report may lead to serious consequences. The report forms will be available to all post offices and INS offices during January.
The United Presbyterian Women's Organization met Thursday December 20 at the church to install 1963 officers led by Alice Shufeldt as president and Carol Christiansen as first vice president. A Christmas program themed The Cradle The Cross and The Crown was performed by the Dorcas Circle with Lois Carpenter singing and a Winnie Remple Nellie Lou Poulsen duet.
State and county savings bond sales totaled 7 099.00 for November, with statewide 1962 year to date at 7 246 829. Volunteer County Savings Bonds Chairman L Ray Davis cited guaranteed safety and patriotic support of the nation’s economic strength amid international crises as key reasons for purchases.
A college boy delivering a telegram asks about tipping. The man says others claim a dime is good, but he gives a dollar to help fund a special school. The boy reveals he studies applied psychology.
The article profiles Mr. Strube of the Christian Anti-Communism Crusade, noting his mission to educate about communist goals. Since joining in 1956, he has spoken to audiences since 1957 and预计 addresses over 500 talks in 1962, detailing Marxist philosophy and ways to persuade people toward communism.
A renowned golf figure, a minister in the group, endured a calamitous round. On the 13th hole, after missing a two foot putt, he hurled the ball, shattered a club, and collapsed in frustration. He lamented giving up golf and vocation alike, then clarified he meant the ministry.
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