Baby shower honors Mrs Terry Rindlisbaker and new son
A baby shower at Mrs Mary Meiners home honored Mrs Terry Rindlisbaker and her newborn son. Guests enjoyed table games and refreshments with many attendees named. Leonard and Goldie Ormond returned from Aberdeen after holidays visit. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Luther Wilson welcome a baby boy born Jan 8 to Mr and Mrs Keith Wilson of Bountiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Rindlisbaker
Mary Meiners
Karen Modersitzki
Joan Ann Hunter
Mar Jean
Lonsg@oga
Sally
Bonnie Rinder
Gensel Righ
Ina Averygetta
Mada Parker
Sylvia Bower
Ina Wild Smith
Luella Peterson
Carolson
VaLde Christensen
Twila Lechtenberg
Pat
Richard Welch
Elmer Welch
Aberdeen
Ellis Welch
Loran Warner
George
Fhoebe Welch
Ormond
Warner
Luther Wilson
Keith Wilson
Bountiful
Slimodex Diet Pill Ad Pushes Quick Weight Loss Claim
A Soda Springs drug store advertises SLIMODEX tablets to curb appetite without starvation. The ad promises refund if not effective and notes $3.00 price with mail orders and prescription not required. It cites a local address ady 113-20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
Ady
Ice fishing permits and safety tips from a lost permit notice
A notice describes reprinting the permit form on the sheet rear for fishermen who misplaced their permits. It offers ice safety guidance noting that slush ice is weaker than clear ice and river ice is weaker than lake ice. It warns about hazards from alternating freeze and thaw and vehicle braking on ice.
First child born. eight pounds nine ounces
Fred Blauer, who entered Caribou County Hospital January 2, was transferred to the Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake City the following Wednesday for surgery. He is reported to be doing well. Mrs. Blauer went to Salt Lake City the same day to be with her husband. Sunday dinner guests included Leora and Alvin Anderson and Robert of Montpelier, and Evelyn McLain of Grace. Weekend guests at the Rindlisbaker and Hunter households and other local visits are noted along with Relief Society leadership meeting attendees in Bancroft. The Lions Midwinter Conference plans were discussed in Soda Springs with attendees from Soda Springs and Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Blauer
Caribou County Hospital
Veterans Hospital
Salt Lake City
Relief Society Stake Board
Bancroft
Ward
Stake Relief Society
Herman Yost
Vic Darlington
Greg
Parley Schenk
Soda Springs
Lions
Bannock Hotel
Pocatello
Art
Olive Kelly
Lamar
Theo Price
Montpelier
R. E. Faulkner
Luther Wilson
Roger
Logan
Ernest Hogan
C. M. Christensen
Logan L.D.S. Temple
Soda Springs Area Post Office Sale Notice
A public sale notice from Caribou County Sun reports a local post office item set for auction on Thursday January 13 1966. Government officials announce the sale details and location to residents of Soda Springs Idaho and surrounding areas.
Farewell Testimonial For Elder Roger Burke Wilson
A farewell testimonial honoring Elder Roger Burke Wilson son of Mr and Mrs Luther E Wilson will be held Sunday January 16 1966 at 730 PM in the Bancroft Ward Chapel He has been called to the Gulf States Mission with headquarters in Shreveport Louisiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Burke Wilson
Luther E. Wilson
Bancroft Ward
Wilson
Gulf States
Shreveport
Louisiana
Logans Attend Sessions and Visit with Oliverson Family
Sylvia Bower accompanied Bishop and Mrs Jesse Gilbert to Logan Thursday for sessions at the Logan Garth Oliverson and son from Salt Lake City came Sunday and stayed with LaRue and Max Jenkins family overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Bower
Bishop
Jesse Gilbert
Logan
Logan L.D.S. Temple
Garth Oliverson
Salt Lake City
LaRue
Max Jenkins
Local notices from Niter Beach and Logan area
J Ed Meacham remains confined to bed after a bad fall. Mrs Don Clegg stayed in Blackfoot with her daughter Carlie and husband Miles Van Leuvin. Attendees of Bannock Stake Temple excursion included Floyd Toone Frank Thomas Lucile Clegg and Louette Mickelson. Howard Judy Thomas and daughter Carrie Lynn of Logan visited Frank and Lydia Thomas. Tammy Mickelson visited Sara Jo Bens. Dee Miles and family visited Ed Miles. Tim Rothe and family were Sunday dinner guests of Lowell Miles. Elva Miles ill but improving. Mark Gibbs visited Lamoine Bennett in Logan. Kathleen Thomas visited Howard’s family in Logan. Maynard Bennett with his mother Dallas Hansen were Logan visitors. Melvin Mickelson attended Nettie Cheirrett’s funeral in Bancroft. Paul Jenkins joined Melvin Mickelson to Preston. Quote about character as the foundation of a house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ed Meacham
Don Clegg
Blackfoot
Carlie
Miles van Leuvin
Bannock
Tammy Mickelson
Sara Jo Bens
Dee Miles
Ed Miles
Tim Rothe
Lowell Miles
Elva Miles
Mark Gibbs
Lamoine Bennett
Logan
Kathleen Thomas
Howard
Maynard Bennett
Dallas Hansen
Melvin Mickelson
Nettie Cheirrett
Bancroft
Paul Jenkins
Preston
Idaho Fish and Game News: Duck and Rabbit Seasons Explained
Idaho outlines hunting dates by region with rabbit season open through February 28 and duck season closed in 22 counties outside the Columbia Basin Mallard Area after January 6. Within the Mallard Area duck hunting runs to January 16 in 22 northern and southwestern counties. The fisheries division seeks prompt return of 1965 permit cards for steelhead salmon and sturgeon to gauge catch and angler pressure, noting salmon fishing is closed by emergency order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Columbia Basin
Boundary
Bonner
Kootenai
Benewah
Latah
Nez Perce
Lewis
Salmon River
Washington
Gem, Canyon
Ada
Elmore
Owyhee
Payette
Camas
Blaine
Gooding
Lincoln
Jerome
Minidoka
Twin Falls
Cassia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lund
IBM Machine Automation
Robert E. Smylie
W. W. Benson
Boise
Avent Spon
National Wildlife Federation
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Carter Bowles
Allan Nicholson
Pat Benson
Mountain States Telephone
Soda Springs Sheet Metal Nore Bjorkman
Corac US
Culligan Soft Water Service
Caribou County
SUN
Soda Springs, Idaho
Elder Roger Burke Wilson
Fish and Game News
Guaranty Federal
Janary
Guaranty Federal Savings & Loan
Garfield
Pocatell
Jet
Loafer
Chevrolet
Corvette
ACE Chevrolet Company
Boda Springs
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