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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1973
Page
4
Idaho Medical Association cites US Public Health Service data showing American children have grown taller by about 10 percent and heavier by 15 to 30 percent over nine decades. At age 6 boys edge girls in height and weight, but by 11 girls exceed boys. Socioeconomic status and parental education correlate with larger child size.
Vicki Barton and Ted Larsen united in marriage at the Logan L D S Temple in a double ring ceremony on April 27. They reside in Soda Springs with parents Doris Barton of Carey and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Larsen. A same evening reception was held in Carey L D S Church. The bride wore a long white gown with lace trim and a baby bonnet headpiece. attendants included Barbara Tingey, Mary Lee Rooty, Pam Larsen, and Kathy Hansen. flower girls Kara Lee and Leslie Barter. Best man was Tom Larsen. The couple plans Lake Tahoe and San Francisco honeymoon then home in Soda Springs where he works at Ref Chem.
Funeral services for Stacey Daun Jacaway 4 of Soda Springs were held at the Idaho L D S Stake Center with Elder Alvin Parker conducting. Stacey drowned May 23 at Lava Hot Springs while swimming with family. Survivors include her parents two brothers and two sisters. Burial was in Fairfield Cemetery under Allen Funeral Home.
Lois Roos called the 4-H meeting to order with Christine Sulik Suzanne Gleed leading the pledge. A cake from a mix was demonstrated and Cathy Kittrell presented a fruit crisp demonstration. Reporter Pamela Maughan.
Funeral services for Grace R Johnson 87 of Grace were held May 1 at the Bannock L D S Stake Center with Bishop Paul Christensen presiding. Johnson died May 28 after a long illness at Cari bou Memorial Hospital. Ev erett Smith and others performed music and prayers with Ruth Ann Munns Blanche Hulse and Viola Smith singing. Pallbearers included Fred Watkins James McDowall Larry Johnson Don Johnson Ernest McDowall and John Revoir. Floral arrangements were by the Second Ward Relief Society Iona Thomas president. Burial followed in Grace Cemetery.
Mrs Reuel Skinner and family with Mr and Mrs George Lyon and kin hosted the Liberty event at Thatcher Ward. The group performed band numbers songs dances and accordion pieces for Relief Society members and their husbands. Mrs Skinner, former valley resident and La Faun Johnson's daughter, is a busy homemaker with eight children and active in primary singing with a sextette and works as errand girl for the Lumber Mill owned by her husband and an uncle Chester Skinner.
The article describes Mrs Skinner assisting her father at the mill in summer and balancing family duties with neighbors’ help and musical talent. It notes her church entertainments and nationwide social engagements, with her parents Mr and Mrs LaFaun Johnson and relatives Mr and Mrs Dee Johnson attending a party in Soda Springs Idaho.
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