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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1977
Page
2
Mr. Lloyd E. Thompson of Klamath Falls Oregon attended the Joe and Agnes Biorn Wood family reunion in Soda Springs from July 1 to July 4. He visited many friends in the town. In the late 1920s and early 1930s he taught music and science in Soda Springs Schools.
The Glen Palmer family held a reunion on June 25 in Logan Utah with attendees from Utah Idaho and Wyoming. Present were R M Horne and sons Ron and John Bountiful Rick Horne and family Jim Palmer and family Mathew Limberg and daughter Salt Lake City Eldon Palmer and son Casper Wyoming Cathy Cordell and family Kip Palmer Kelly Palmer and daughter Poca Tell o Soda Springs Keith Nielsen and sons Verlene Adama and family David Adama Craig Adams and son Matt Nielsen Logan Myrtle Horton Blackfoot and Glen Palmer Grace.
An amateur pilot crash landed at a large airport, bouncing along the runway and stopping at its far end. He asked the control tower for the exact landing time to log it, prompting a sarcastic reply from the tower asking which landing he meant.
Readable portions describe visits by Verda Jenkins of Orem Utah and numerous relatives from Utah Idaho and Wyoming to Soda Springs for Fourth of July and weekend gatherings. People include the Wilson Jenkins Watkins Brown Rudd Peterson Burgess Ellis Barkdall Welling Bolton John Ellis Lee Housley and Keller families with travel from Omaha Aberdeen Laie Grace Central Idaho and Pocatello. The piece notes tours musical pageants and family steak fry at Hooper Springs and visits to Malad and Aberdeen.
Reno H. Mickelson, a Nuter-area carver with 30 years of experience, creates lifelike wildlife figures from wood using aspen and newly acquired Acorn Tools from England. His works include grizzlies, sheep, goats, birds, and bears, many given to notable figures and displayed by Idaho State University. He spends up to 125 hours on a single bighorn sheep piece and continues sculpting eight Whooping Cranes for a family display.
Idaho Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports on June 1 wheat stocks totaling 21.1 million bushels with on and off farm storage up from last year and near the 1955 record. Old crop storage up 86 percent from June 1976. barley appears to show a 10 percent year over year decline.
Funeral services for Wanda Miller of Grace were held July 2 at Grace L D S Stake Center with Bishop Rey Corbett presiding. Mrs. Miller, born June 28 1917 in Turner Idaho, died June 26 in Yakima after illness. Survivors include three sons and one daughter, eleven grandchildren. Interment was in Turner Cemetery. Allen Funeral Home directed. Shelley quote appears as text closing the obituary.
A fragment from Caribou County Bain Soda Springs issue dated July 7 1977 references Page Ten content. readable items include notices and briefs typical of a small town newspaper.
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