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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1967
Page
4
Leah Rebekah Lodge members met May 23 with Melba Cook presiding to finalize plans for the Merchants Luncheon, an annual fund raising affair sponsored by the lodge.
The Rebekahs open a public luncheon on June 14 at the IOOF Hall in Soda Springs from 11:90 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tickets available from members or at the door. A Lodge candidate was initiated. Hostesses Alice Wilson Emma Hildreth and Iona Mikesell served refreshments. Prizes went to Hilda Thompson Ethel Childs and Duluth Evans.
Mr and Mrs Lyle L Mack of Atlanta Georgia visited their son and family in Soda Springs last week. The group toured Yellowstone Park over the weekend and on Tuesday night the Mack couple were honored at a church picnic hosted by the First Southern Baptist Church of Soda Springs.
Mrs Sandra Petersen completes a three year nursing course at Holy Cross School of Nursing with exercises at the Cathedral of the Madeleine in Salt Lake City She is a 1964 Soda Springs High School graduate daughter of Mr and Mrs Loren Kennedy and wife of Alan Petersen She will work at Holy Cross Hospital Salt Lake City.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Alldaffer and daughters plan a trip to Lawrence Kansas for Sue Ann a Soda Springs High School senior to enroll in the Summer Music School at the University of Kansas. She will live on campus and study until August 1 on a university scholarship. The Alldaffers and Karen return June 27.
Dr and Mrs F R Paulsen of Tucson Arizona visited Mrs Paulsen's father Mr and Mrs Frank W Harris in Soda Springs last week. Their son and daughter in law Keith Paulsen and baby of Logan were also guests. They later toured Yellowstone Park before returning home. Mr and Mrs Frank Harris were dinner guests in Lago and attended a meeting where the Mickelsons' son, great grandson to Mrs Harris, was blessed.
Paula Gay Wilker 28 of Grace died Monday June 5 at Caribou County Hospital after a stroke. Born November 7, 1938 in Soda Springs to Grover and Vonda Wilker, she never married and was an LDS member. Survivors include her mother Elwood two sisters and a brother. Funeral Thursday at 12:30 pm Bannock Stake LDS Tabernacle Grace. Burial in Grace Cemetery. Funeral home viewing Wednesday 7-9 pm and at place of services after 10 am Thursday.
The Snake River Section of the American Institute of Mining Engineers will host its annual golf meet at Soda Springs Golf Club on Thursday June 8 at 1 30 PM. About 55 engineers from Monsanto FMC Simpton and El Paso plus contractors and suppliers will compete with many prizes donated by local merchants. Tom Kramer is chairman of the event.
Caribou County Hospital representatives Mariann Hawker Mary Louise Sturm Lenore Jorgenson Helen Brewer and Mae Wheatley attended the State Convention of Licensed Practical Nurses in Coeur d'Alene last week. Meetings were at the convention hall north shore with delegates staying at the North Shore Motel. The event ran May 22-26 featuring a movie workshop on mental problems and a talk by Mrs. Marjorie Slaughterback of Boise on the Western Institute for Continuation of Higher Education.
Mrs. Marguerite Ainscough retires from teaching after 30 years in Idaho. She taught one year in Mound Valley, 20 years at East Side, nine years at West Side and ten years in Soda Springs. Ainscough belongs to Delta Kappa Gamma and will live in Preston. She thanks former students, staff and friends from Soda Springs.
Twelve Caribou County 4-H members depart Saturday at 4:00 AM for Moscow to attend the annual 4 H Congress. Delegates include Sherry Hines Susan Mendes Sally Snell Phyllis Anderson Cindy Matthews Tom Seamons Rick Bollar Annette Hubbard Pam Hubbard Kay Hale Kathy Schenk and Cunday Matthews on various scholarships totaling 35 dollars and 19 dollars for leadership. Leaders include Mrs Homer Gibson Grace. Return to Caribou County is June 17.
The notice lists newborns and hospital admissions: a 5 lb 10 oz boy to Anthony and Joyce Senn on June 5. a 4 lb 11 oz boy to Lee and Beth Cannon on June 6. other admissions include George Black Grace Ruby Eliason Bancroft Bob Baker City Diana Sharp City Clint Allen Grace Vicki Westenshaw City Martha Shipley Bancroft Noma Rasmussen Montpelier. The confined and still statements name Agnes Knowles Bancroft Janiece Call City Soni Jo Roper Grace Franklin Hale Grace Edythe Jones Conda Mathias Lowe Grace.
Twelve members and two guests attended the Inaba Naba gathering at Cedar View on June 1. Hostesses were Jennie Harriman and Wilma Marriott. Vice President Rhoda len led the meeting. Prizes awarded included Joyce Bennion high, Zella McClellan low, and Lorett Davis with Mazie Porter for bingo. Honors went to Veda Stiles.
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