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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1964
Page
6
Sylvia Bower reports a multifaceted land page featuring the Lions event with international guests, local youths in parades, weddings, and family visits across Idaho Falls, Pocatello, Alpine, and Bannock Memorial Hospital. The piece also notes airport arrivals and departures including Jill Schenk, and community gatherings at LDS temple sessions and 4H Camp activities.
Fragmentary OCR shows mention of Commissioner G. Moser in Idaho with notes about district one. No clear outcome or full context available in readable text.
Mr and Mrs Clark Nielsen and son Craig of Huntington Utah visited Bancroft and stayed with Lor etta McLain. The Crossleys and Modersitzkis celebrated a wedding anniversary at the Cedar View Supper Club. Henrietta Hogan returned from California with Mabel Salvesen and Allen Thomas who were en route to a wedding in California. They toured Columbia and Carmel and visited Bancroft on the way home. Elnora Maughan visited Caribou Hospital for her father Mathias Lowe who later had surgery in Bannock Memorial Hospital. Raymond Maughan and family traveled to Ogden for a General Mills employees convention.
The page reports Del Maughan completing a pharmacy degree in Pocatello and living in Preston with Deanne. Del and Deanne, plus Del Welch’s grandchildren Corie Page and Todd Page, travel with relatives from Shelley to Salt Lake City and Ogden for gatherings and a family reunion. Berniel Maughan and Rulon Wistisen return as missionaries and speak at a Sunday Sacrament meeting. A ward conference is planned in Bancroft. Also included is guidance on controlled hunt permits with deadlines in July and August and reminders about filing on time.
A list of court dispositions for 1964 includes Neil H. Smith of Georgetown charged with assault but dismissed for failure to prosecute by Officer L F Neff. Felix Yazzie of Bancroft cited for drunk and disorderly conduct, floated out of city by Chief Dean M Lloyd. Jerry Skinner cited for excessive noise with a $5 fine and costs by Officer Gorteisky. Rene Lawrence Call cited for run stop sign with $5 and costs by Chief D M Lloyd. Dale Wistisen of Bancroft fined $5 and costs for driving on a restricted license by Chief D M Lloyd. Monte Rewberry of the City fined $25 and costs for drunk and disorderly by Chief Dean M Lloyd. Brig L Young of Grace cited for speeding in a 50/25 zone with $15 and costs by Officer Gortcinsky.
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