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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1967
Page
2
Uncle Cal from Caribou relays a rural plan to fund Ed Doolittle's trip to Washington for a grass roots report. A local pool raises $2.78 with Ed winning a straw vote over Clem Webster, with political jokes about Lincoln and the Great Society.
In a humorous plea the writer suggests soliciting contributions from Congress, the Welfare Department, the Office of Economic Opportunity, the U S Department of Agriculture and Adam Clayton Powell. He jokes about raising funds from various agencies and urges sending $1 to Zeke or his preacher.
The Luther Wilson family reunion occurred in Grace with 13 grandchildren present. Attendees included Luther and wife, Arlo Wilson of Twin Falls and Keith of Bountiful with spouses and children. Numerous Utah residents and relatives visited, traveled to Logan temple sessions, attended weddings and birthdays, and joined picnics and fishing trips across Clearfield Lava Hot Springs and Grate areas.
A brief column notes that various editors weigh in on current topics while disclaiming that opinions reflect individual staff views and not the paper’s official stance.
Southeastern Idaho trims high school count as Fielding High and Montpelier High consolidate into Bear Lake County High. If Soda Springs Grace and Bancroft unite, West Side High would stand as the region’s lone small high school with Franklin county remaining consolidated.
In Caribou County a three district committee is formed to study consolidating Fielding Montpelier Preston and other merges with state board input. The move shifts athletic leagues, affects West Side and Grace Bancroft Soda Springs plans, school competition and funding, and could drive state legislative consolidation.
The district court of the thirteenth judicial district Idaho in Caribou County issues another summons in the case of Yvette R. Parkinson widow plaintiff versus Dee W. Schvaneveldt also known as Dee Wayne Schvaneveldt Betty M. Schvaneveldt Roger Wayne Schvaneveldt Jane Doe Schvaneveldt and unknown owners and claimants.
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