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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1969
Page
10
The Idaho Veterans Home in Boise reports rising membership with residents from multiple wartime eras. Commandant Larry Laughridge cites a 74 year legacy since 1895 and notes strong volunteer support and nationwide recognition of Idaho’s facility as among the best for veterans across 34 homes in 29 states.
Joe Pier and Doren Balls of St. Louis Bud Balls Soda and Chas Sims and Marvin Orr of Georgetown undertake a river journey along the Middle Fork of the Salmon River starting at Dagger Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Young and Mrs. Edith Call visited Mrs. Iris Kelley Friday in Logan. Mrs. Kelley is a sister of Mrs. Young and a daughter of Mrs. Call.
Mr and Mrs Boyd Mason spent Thursday and Friday of last week in Park City Utah with leisure travel noted in the brief item.
KK E Faulkner son of Mr and Mrs Ted Faulkner of Bancroft received the Duty to God Award Sunday in Sacrament meeting for faithful work in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and in Scouting. He is an Eagle Scout and Explorer and has the Order of the Arrow and palm honors. He plans to attend Ricks College after graduating North Gem High School in May.
4-H clubs report sewing demonstrations and skill lessons. Marjorie Holbrook led the meeting on June 30 with pattern cutting and a grooming talk by Christie Christensen. Next meeting set for July 7 with Maxine Hatch reporting.
President JoAnn Allen opened the meeting and the secretary read the minutes. Members gave brief reports and planned tasks for the next gathering set for July 23 at Gene Marshall's residence. Cindy Gilbert
A new group named The Fantastic Four formed with Willa Andrews as leader. Officers elected include Paula Popa as President Ellen McNeil as Vice President Sandra McNeil as Secretary and Tracy Gean Andrews as Reporter. The club plans vegetable focused activities.
Vic Lansberry and Mr and Mrs Jim Lansberry along with David and Aly son spent last weekend camping and fishing in Teton Canyon Wyoming.
Queen Marianne Hawker crowned Tosoiba Tops June royalty while Ramona Weighall stood as runner up. An orchid corsage from Chase Floral honored the queen. A Hooper Spring party celebrated Marianne and her husband as they plan to move to Alaska in July. The Tops Club presented a going away blouse.
Charter Golf Club members held their weekly pot luck at the home of Elsid a person. Guests included Frances Bassett Viola Lauritson Esther Wallace Jenny Harriman Mable Ruud Rita Burgin Charlotte Sals er Zella McClellan Next meeting at Marlys Whitman. A Minnesota Woolen Party was July 17 at Viola Winschell’s in Henry with hosts Viola Winschell and Mrs Van Collins. Attendees from Soda Springs and Henry attended, with a refreshment table and melons. Coby Randquist infant son of Mr and Mrs Phil Randquist was rushed to Logan for emergency surgery and is recovering at home. Several local families visited, fished, and learned of Elizabeth Turner’s death in Rupert with funeral set July 24. Mrs Margaret Fugate left for Alabama for her brother’s funeral. The Harrises and Humphreys-Vonberg circle hosted visiting relatives.
Mrs Merlin Anderson and daughter Shirley returned from Denver where Andersons brother Joe Catalano had open heart surgery and is recovering. Niece Karen Halter also had open heart surgery and remains in critical condition. The Caribou County Sheriff's Posse Ladies Auxiliary held a Minnesota Woolens party July 18 at Mrs Jack Seamons to fund equipment for the posse.
Mr and Mrs Orson Price of Salt Lake City spent several days visiting her brother Ulysses Lalatin and sister Mr and Mrs Jesse Humphreys.
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