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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
2
Uncle Cal from Caribou and neighbors rant about a Canada potato import rumor and farm prices. They blame Democrats for scarce potatoes and high costs while noting highway safety and a proposed weekend traffic law suspension.
A farewell event for Lynn H. Johnson before his California Mission departure is set for June 6 at 5 00 pm at the Soda Springs 2nd Ward Chapel. The piece also lists travel plans for Leonard C. Kingsford and family including a Idaho Land Title convention in Boise and visits in Moscow Spokane Moses Lake Twin Falls. It notes comments by Uncle Cal and references Memorial Day weekend visits in Soda Springs by various Idaho and Utah residents.
Engaged Mr and Mrs Theo Harris announce the engagement of their daughter Vicki to Dick Viehweg son of Mr and Mrs Carl Viehweg of Clifton Idaho Vicki graduated from Grace High School last month Dick graduated from West Side High School at Dayton in 1958 He enters Trade School at Pocatello this fall No immediate wedding plans announced
The Hunter family offers sincere thanks for help and kindness after the loss of Harold W. Hunter. Spouse Gladys Hunter and children Roger, Russell, Kathy Williamson, Bobby, and Ron Harker plus son Davis acknowledge support and visit from Ogden at the W. L. Findlay home in Soda Springs. Mrs. Harker is Valene Beck.
The Southeast Idaho Bookmobile will serve Bancroft starting Tuesday June 8 and recur every third Tuesday. Stops include Pebble 10 30 to 10 45 Bancroft 1 00 to 12 30 Chesterfield 1 30 to 2 30 and Bancroft 3 00 to 3 30.
Mr and Mrs Milton Cambley and Robyn and Scott visited her parents Mr and Mrs Vin Knudson in Preston Sunday. The visit highlighted family gathering and local ties.
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