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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1973
Page
2
Uncle Cal recounts a Saturday night at the country store where the proprietor wore a rainbow outfit bought by his college son. Ed Doolittle and Zeke Grubb mock the look, noting stretchy shirts, cuffless pants with side elastic, and suspenders with clamps while joking about fashion and practicality.
Grace High School graduate Sandra Turner and John Andersen, both of Grace, plan a spring wedding. Sandra attended Ricks College and Idaho State University after high school. John completed two years of college and works as assistant manager at C A L Banca in Pocatello.
Funeral services for Bert Salser 81 of Soda Springs were held at Lady Springs Presbyterian Church with Reverend Dwight Waldher. He died December 31 in a Salt Lake City hospital after a short illness. Music was by Winifred Alldaffer and the urns by United Presbyterian Women’s Organization. Survivors include his widow, one son Don of Soda Springs, a daughter Nellie De Meyer of Boise, four grandchildren, six great grandchildren and two sisters in California and Oklahoma. Burial at Fairview Cemetery.
A list of admitted and discharged patients includes Dawnna Moore Darlene Moore Roy Walton Shirley Rinehart Pamela Peterson Zhaun Powell and others. Visitors mentioned include Mr and Mrs Lloyd E Kjar and family LaMar Sam and Korinne from Manti Utah. Also visiting were Ted Stronks and Kay Griffel.
Visitors from Thursday through Christmas stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Nichols and Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Hale in Durango Colo. The group included Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. Hale’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Roland Vesper, Mrs. Phyllis Robbins, their aunt, and Mrs. Katie Carey, their grandmother. They enjoyed Christmas dinner at the Ryan Hale home.
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