Flag Display urged for Fourth of July in Soda Springs
American Legion Blackburn s Post No 62 Commander LaViel Hil ath urges every home and business to display the flag on Independence Day. Historian Ander Hildreth notes the simple act teaches responsibility to youth, and insists a 48 year flag in 1961 remains proper if in good condition, as Soda Springs marks a July 4th milestone.
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LaViel Hilath
Blackburns
Ameriy Legion
Ander Hildreth
Soda Springs
Hugh
Little League Standings and Schedule Highlight Grasshopper Growth
The Little League standings show teams like Monsanto, City Drug, and Keller & Stoddard with mixed records and a seven to three schedule note. League Chairman Max announces overflow players leading to a new Grasshopper division for nine year olds with J. R. Co. and Keller and Stodd Distributing Co. sponsoring teams and calls for more players to join.
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Yason
Wieeeerer Eee
Inet
Ene Eee Ene & Stoddard
City Drug
E'S
Monsanto
Keller & Stoddard
Ramblers Yowler’s
1.G.A
Monner
Tom Phelps Kramer
Junior Shuler Budge
Max
Wate
Grasshopper
J. R. Co
Keller and Stud- Distributing Co
Mive
Max Tow
Radio Station To Launch ABC Hookup Network
Jett Bruce, manager, announces ABC Raw Network hookup beginning July 1. ABC correspondents include Cameron Swayze Paul Har Hemingway Alex Edward P Morgan Wil Winter Erwin D Danham. The rollout aims to enhance news coverage with an international scope. KBRV pledges support from staff and community for the upgrade.
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Jett Bruce
ABC Raw
ABC
Cameron Swayze
Paul Har- Hemingway
Alex
Edward P. Morgan
Wil Winter
Erwin D. Danham
Stak
KBRV
Kbrv Radio
Hid
Mle
Ohler to Improve City Water System
Max Snell, president of the Soda Water Dept, announces improvements to Oda Springs water system. The notice mentions scheduling based on days and calendar dates, urging residents to expect changes in service during the work at City Hall.
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Ohler
Oda Springs
Max Snell
Soda Water Dept
Unclear fragment prompts a local notice item
A distorted OCR fragment mentions a day and time productively 2 p m and implies attendees bring questions or items. No clear entities or event details are readable.
Swim Program Draws 450 County Children
The county Red Cross swim program in Lava Hot Springs enters its seventh year with Doris Balls Betty Watkins and Pat Reeve supervising. Juniors and seniors assist with many volunteers from Grace Soda Springs and local families. Children are testing for certificates this Friday and parents are reminded that beginners must have supervision at all times in the water.
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County Red Cross
Lava Hot Springs
Doris Balls
Betty Watkins
Pat Reeve
Grace and
Soda Springs
Margaret and
Barbara
Herron
Jean Young
Fire Or Ight
Nevis Stdie Tigert
Kamiyn Sue Walker
Jeannie Sorensen
Mary Beth Balls
Karen Sorensen
Linda Largilliere
Sharon Shufeldt
Chris Balls
Bud Woodall
Ronsia Tippets
Russell Tigert
Dr. Herron
Grace
Caribou County
Red Cross
Kindergarten Registration Opens Today for November Classes
Registration for kindergarten begins Thursday June 28th. Parents should contact Mrs. Bob Carpenter or Mrs. Bill Horsley by phone to enroll and obtain details.
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Bob Carpenter
Bill Horsley
Postal Rates Change July 1 1961
Soda Springs Postmaster John J. Delo announces rate changes effective July 1 1961. Surface and international postage see increases for several regions with Canada Mexico unchanged. Air mail rates rise to 13c per half ounce for some countries and 16c for others, Europe remains 15c and Asiatic 25c per ounce. Money order fees adjust across ranges from 0.01 to 100 dollars.
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Soda Springs
John J. Delo
Canada
Mexico
Local Resident George Small Jr Dies at Lava Hot Springs
Funeral services for George Richard Small Jr., 61, will be held at 10:00 a.m. today at Soda Springs Presbyterian Church. He died Monday night in Lava Hot Springs of a heart ailment. Born July 24, 1899 in Soda Springs, he was a sheep herder at Hiramcas Ranch in Bancroft. A World War II veteran, he was a member of First Presbyterian Church. his father, the late George Richard Small, served as Soda Springs sheriff for many years.
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George Richard. Small, Jr
Soda Springs Presbyterian Church
Mr. Small
Lava
Soda Springs
Susie McDermott
Aeatse
Richard Small
Trother
Charles W. Smail
Hiramcas Ranch
Bancroft
First Presbyterian Church
George Richard Small
Registration Open for Little Buckaroos at Caribou County Fair
Young rodeo riders up to 13 years old can register for the mini rodeo at the Caribou County Fair this August. Registration boxes appear July 5 at Chadwick's in Grace and Soda Springs and at Sander's Furniture in Bancroft. Parents must accompany riders at registration. Photos from last year’s rodeo will be in Chadwick's Grace window. call to claim yours.
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Caribou County
Chadwick's
Grace
Soda Springs
Sander
Bancroft
Blood Drawing Reminder for Soda Springs Drive
A reminder that the Red Cross blood drive is today at the Junior High School gym in Soda Springs. Hours are noon to p.m. Donors should eat sparingly beforehand. A list of Caribou County residents needing gamma globulin replacement donations is available at the drawing. Everyone who can give blood is urged to help maintain the blood bank.
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Red Cross
Soda Springs
Caribou
DUP Convention Slated for July 7 in Grace
The Caribou County DUP Convention will be held on Friday July 7 at the Bannock Stake House in Grace. Dinner will be served at noon. Central Camp will be present with Kate B. Carter of Salt Lake City and one other member expected.
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Caribou County
DUP
Bannock Stake
Grace
Central Cap Dent
Kate B. Carter
Salt 6 City
Central Camp
ASC Committees Meet with State Representatives
County and Community committee men met June 23, 1961 with State ASC Committee representatives to receive instruction and discuss the National Farm Program. Woodrow Rasmussen spoke on ASC organization from Congress to the Agriculture Department. State Chairman Philip Bare outlined committee responsibilities and the central role of agriculture in the county economy. Leo Choate reviewed pending farm legislation and urged factual inquiry into the proposed plan where farmers would submit program proposals needing high level approval.
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As.c
Soda Springs
Leo E. Choate
State
Philip R. Bare
ASC
Woodrow IL Rasmussen
Idaho
Farmer-Fieldman
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Couny
ASE
Philip R.bare
United States
Ray Christensen dies at 73 rancher from Henry
Ray Christensen 73, rancher and cattleman of Henry, Utah, died Sunday, June 28 after a long illness. Born November 2, 1887 in Richmond, Utah, he married Elvera Lundstrom January 13, 1915. Survivors include his widow, four children, six grandchildren, and many siblings. Funeral services set for June 29 at the Bannock Stake Tabernacle in Grace with local ecclesiastical leaders officiating.
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Ray Christensen
Henry
Caribou County
Richmond
Utah
Frank
Sarah Robinson Christensen
Elvera Lundstrom
Salt Lake Temple
Fof Jesus Christ of Latter-day , Saints
Van
Robert
Gwen) Munson
Atlanta
Georgia
Joseph
Papin
St. Louis
Missouri
Klea Watts
San Bruno
California
Kelvin
Dean
Carol
Grace
Alvin
Jackson
Wyoming
Joel
Lucy Taylor
Josie Dewey
Florence Risin
Los Angeles
Jane Thompson
Vier Smith
Logan
Inez
July 4th Celebration Plans in Soda Springs
Ida Laura Stone of Soda Springs, 79, died at home after a heart attack. Born near Arlington Texas in 1882, she taught in Idaho schools for decades and once served as County Superintendent of Schools. The July 4 events in Soda Springs include a Chuck Wagon breakfast, a parade starting at 10:00 am, games, Little Leaguers, and a night firework show, with a $1 car fee to help cover costs.
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Ida Laura Stone
Soda Springs
Way
Arlington
Texas
Henry P
Amanda Eugene Johnson Stone
Idaho
Alexander
Davisville
Niter
Henry
Eight Mile
Bailey Creek
Bern
Barley
Williams
California
Presbyterian Church
Minnie) Kesler
John William Stone
Brea
Whitman-Matthews Mortuary
Fairview Cemetery
Caribou County
Lions Club
Soda Springs Little
Otta
Thareworks
American Legion
Legion
Six Teams Form Little League at Grace
A total of 71 youngsters compete in Grace area Little League this year with six teams after Lowe and Forbush clubs joined. Swiss Cheese leads the league as team rosters list Gem Valley Grain Growers Edwards Valley and other players, plus managers Philip Johnson Lamoine Bennett Chadwicks Sanders and Petersons Grace Lions Swiss Cheese Mebco Lowe and Forbush. Vernon Johnson umpire. Louis Benson general manager. scorekeepers Mrs. Vernon Johnson Mrs. Louis Benson and Bonnie Simmons.
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Grace
Lowe
Forbush
Gem Valley Grain Growers
Philip Johnson
Lamoine Bennett
Randy
Dean Beckstead
Don
Duwayne Meacham
Willard Mickelsen
Neil Hubbard
Curtis Hansen
Kevin Bitton
Erick Fraser
Curtis
Sherman Toone
Chadwicks
Kenneth Roberts
Johnnie Hicks
Ryan Hale
Brent Peterson
Richard Johnson
Phillip van Vleet
Davey Fowler
Jay Lowe
Craig Wright
Jerry Archibald
Robert Hardy
Nile Bennett
Gregory Forbush
Billie Christensen
Sanders and
Petersons
Gus Bronson
Bob Hunter
Kenneth Winterbottom
Fred Olsen
Owen Ashbaker
Bruce Bronson
Kip Panter
Richard Cornish
Steven Allen
Jeff Hill
Tommy Poole
Sheldon Roper
Steven Wright
Craig Elsmore
Bill McGregor
Bobbie Dunn
Tom Hansen
Jerry Harwood
Bill Browberger
Curtis Windley
Bryan Windley
Bill
Bobby Tremelling
Eddie Taylor
David Sullivan
Bradley Williams
Brice Capel
Bute Munk
Vernon Johnson
Louis Benson
Bonnie Simmons
Sergeant Bews changes duty to Ohio air base unit
Sergeant Harod M. Bews AF 17373269 has joined the 2046 AACS Squadron at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Ohio after prior service with 1265 AACS in Taipei Taiwan. He and his wife Janet and child will reside at 44 Rowland Drive Fairborn Ohio. he will work in the Communications Section of the 2048 AACS Lquadrum. He is the son of Mr John HL Bows of Soda Springs.
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Bews
Ohio
Harod M. Bews
Wright-Paterson Air Force Base
Taipei
Taiwan
Janet
Rowland Drive
Fairborn
Bows
Lquadrum
John HL Bows
Soda Springs
Punishment Goes Beyond Penalties Prescribed by Law
Warden Lou Cla says punishment extends beyond fines and jail terms. He told Idaho Peace Officers that crime prevention matters more than detection, noting long lasting after effects like stigma and job loss for ex convicts and the enduring memory of serious offenses such as fatal crashes. He argues moral law underpins traffic and criminal penalties, with natural consequences often harsher than statutes.
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Lou Cla
Clapp
Idaho
Ore 7
Wardam
Ani
Hope
New Posse Forms in Grace County
The New Posse organizes weekly practice at the Grace fair grounds with Joyce Kirby among listed members including Joyce Kirby Shannon Peterson Brenda Corbett Judy Turner and others. Members aim to parade at the annual Caribou and Rodeo this year and invite interested women to join the June 29 session or contact Kirby. A correction notes previous Sun report about Legion sponsorship was in error.
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Joyce Kirby
Shannon Peterson
Brenda Corbett
Judy Turner
Alease Adams
Janice King
Ann Lloyd
Dana Les Clegg
Martha Hamp
Jolene Olsen
Helen and
Louette Olsen
Mae Wheatley
Mary Lynne Wheatley
Leona Roholt
Glenna Steele
Sheryl Barthlome
Fair Grounds
Grace
Nema
Posse
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