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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1965
Page
7
Week's report lists local visits and events. Sullivan families and friends attended services at Soda Springs for Elizabeth Reed and Henry Mein. Culture Club met at the Meiners home with guest speaker Mrs. Meiners demonstrating rugs.
Mr and Mrs Harry Bower joined Mr and Mrs Fred Blauer in Lavon Friday to visit Wendell Boudidoux and Mrs L Whitmore Jennie Martin and Dan Aslett. Don and Virginia Barker and Connie Rae and Eric traveled to Phoenix to see Jerry and Jan Maughan and family. Reed Christensen and sons Kerry and Wally flew to St George Utah to stay with his mother Florence Christensen. Barney Gillum and Vic Darlington attended wrestling in Montpelier. Parley Schenk hosted Lyman Schenk of Fairfield and Don Peterson of Orem Saturday. John Schenk and Katie Jensen visited Nyssa Oregon Sunday.
Mrs Lorin Hoopes hosted a birthday anniversary supper for eight couples and the guest of honor, Lorin Harris. Delta Kappa Gamma entertained at Cedar View Soda Springs with Colleen Roper and Randy Smith in charge. Several residents visited relatives in Utah and Idaho, with travels to Logan, Murray, Pocatello, and Blackfoot. Dwayne Mendenhall began work at Kermac in Soda Springs.
On arrival, the group reached only as far as Preston due to dense fog and stayed with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Letha Pond. Several visitors joined over the weekend and midweek, including Mr. and Mrs. Millen Mendenhall and others, with varied family connections noted across Malad Soda Springs Blackfoot Salt Lake and homemaker hosts. The article also covers updates on tax guidance for auto expenses from the AAA, noting itemized deductions and gas tax rules, plus a water rights notice signed by Carl Tappan as State Reclamation Engineer with a 1965 date.
University of Idaho Experiment Stations list certified grain and grass seeds for planting. Barley varieties Trebi Karol Piroline and oats Overland Park while wheats Thatcher Idead 59 Federation are priced per hundred. Grass prices not set. Requests due February 12 1965 to Aberdeen Tetonia or Idaho Falls offices.
The new federal tax rule ends the deduction of state and local vehicle registration fees and driver's license costs for most taxpayers. Idaho motorists face higher annual costs as plate fees and licenses become nondeductible on federal returns.
Notice of filing of the assessment roll for Local Improvement District No 11 in Soda Springs Idaho with detailed parcel ownership and assessed amounts. The city council will hear objections February 10 1965 at 7 30 PM in City Hall. Objections in writing due within ten days of publication to the City Clerk. Della Britenbeker City Clerk. Pub Jan 21 1965.
Notice is given that at 10 00 A M on April 15 1985 in Soda Springs Idaho before Notary Public Leonard Kingsford proof will be submitted of completion of works for divers ion of 2.04 cu ft per second of underground water from a well and application to beneficial use under Permit No G-20960 held by Robert W Hubbard and Sons Inc Soda Springs Idaho with details of the diversion at stake and location in Idaho.
A hearing is scheduled at Grace Elementary School Auditorium on January 27 1965 at 8 00 p m to discuss the proposed consolidation plan of Joint School District No 148 and ...
Copies of the plan for School District No. 149 are on file at the district office in Soda Springs for public review. Elvin Hubbard serves as Chairman and LeRoy Hare as Clerk. publication reference 114-21.
School District No 14% will hold a public hearing at North Gem High School Bancroft Idaho January 28 1985 starting 8 00 p m to discuss the proposed consolidation of Joint School District 148. Russell A Hebdon chairman Charlies E Ruger clerk. Public notice.
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