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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1964
Page
5
A Sunday meeting at Bancroft was attended by Steele, Hal Holton, Maxine Nathel Tait and others. Introductions covered the group forming Chesterfield and Soda Springs wards, with plans for a fourth Wednesday session and a notable percent aim discussed.
Keith Schofield, Republican candidate for United States Congress, spoke in Soda Springs on his campaign platform. He cited long experience in political affairs including service as an infantry officer in Europe in World War II, eight years in Latin America, work at the American Embassy in Uruguay, and as a vice consul in Maracaibo, Venezuela, planning to represent an area with aligned views.
Rupert born attorney Len Jordan outlines views on preserving constitutional freedoms and limiting executive and judicial overreach. He cites Supreme Court decisions and Idaho’s political changes, pledging to restore liberties and clearly state his positions on key issues affecting Idaho and the nation.
William N Hatch of Bancroft Idaho bought Signor Silvertip Joe a four year old Milking Shorthorn bull that was grand champion at the 1963 Eastern Idaho State Fair from R W Scehiffler of Filer Idaho. The transfer was recorded by the American Milking Shorthorn Society in Springfield Missouri.
Thomas R Moore of Bancroft Idaho has been named a certified hunter safety instructor by the National Rifle Association after passing tests and completing training. He may now teach local classes in firearms operation safe handling and field shooting as part of the NRA program active nationwide since 1876.
Grace Reed Lowe entertained her Bridge Club at her home Monday afternoon with a luncheon. Members included Mrs Dera Smith Mildred Ashbaker Florence Van ter Bill Sorenson and others. Charlotte Peterson won high, Nataha Burton second, Florence Consolation. June Sargent and Jene Ash baker also attended. Mrs Kay Lynn Hildreth returned to San Francisco to rejoin her husband on a cruise. she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs LeRoy Longenbehn.
Grays Lake hosted Margaret’s parents Mr and Mrs Lee Nelson and sister and husband Mr and Mrs Pete Hunsaker from Kennewick Wash last week. Nelsons returned Sunday Hunsakers Tuesday A Friday pot luck at the Stoor home included Leon Boler Rupert Roy Vins Earl Samson Odell Stoor Bill Stoor Salt Lake City The fishing season opening July 1 postponed Farm Bureau picnic to Saturday July 11 L E Crawford Soda Rafael Ubico and children Alexandria Virginia spent Friday at the Crawford ranch Williamsburg
Mrs Nellie Gamble and daughter Clara visit Soda Springs with Loran Stone. Verdon Cordingley and Estella Cordingley’s grandson accompany to Boise then Weiser to see Mont Charles and Darlene Charles. They attend Sunday School and meet Hazel Mickelson before returning home Sunday night. A Homemakers Club ham dinner and games with prizes were held Friday evening. Meetings resume in September. Jean Moore and Louis visit Moreland to see Carol Ann Christensen Nairn Moore and the Christensen farm family. Evelyn Moore joins them at the Moore home. Their son Jimmy works for Rex Hebdon.
A two car collision on 4th East Street Soda Springs May 26 involved a 1958 English Ford Zephyr driven by Mike Norris and a 1962 Buick four door sedan driven by Kathy Torgeson. Damages approximate $120 with Chef of Police Dean M Lloyd investigating. Also covered is April arrests for fish and game violations, fines total and distribution, and upcoming general archery big game hunts with unit allocations and license details.
Legal notice in case 1418 in Caribou County District Court warns defendants identified by Henry Rollins Turner Hale and others to appear within twenty days after service. Plaintiffs seek to quiet title to lands described as Township 11 South Range 40 East Bear River area with legal heirs unknown. Clerk of Court Kenneth Fowler notes publication dates July 2, 1984, and prior dates November 14, 18, 26. Leonard O. Kingsford represents plaintiffs.
Sealed bids will be opened by the Board of Trustees of Joint School District No 150 in Soda Springs Idaho at the Soda Springs High School on July 13 1964 at 8 00 p m for the purchase of a new 1964 48 passenger school bus bids must include all standard specifications and terms.
Soda Springs Idaho school district invites sealed bids for bus chassis and bus body meeting national state and district specs. Details from Ronald J Tippets superintendent. Bids due by 7 30 pm July 13 1964 to Clerk J F Woodall or Superintendent Renald J Tippets at Soda Springs. The board may reject any or all bids. Public notice January 25 and July 20.
In the Probate Court of Caribou County Idaho the estate of William S. Gagon deceased. Creditors must file claims with executrix Jessie Moore Gagon within four months of first publication. Claims may be filed with attorneys O R Baum Ben Peterson and John B Kugler at 405 Spaulding Building Pocatello or with the Probate Judge at Soda Springs Idaho. Dated June 5 1964.
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