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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1967
Page
6
Timber output shows states California Oregon and Florida near the top of volumes with strong production across the three regions. The report highlights total volume and regional shares, noting timber activity concentrated in these states and stable demand across markets.
Readers feel defeated by decor and can revitalize homes with affordable updates. Try a boudoir chair, bedspread, or standout lamp to refresh a bedroom or living room. If funds run out, buy one quality piece at a time to gradually improve the space.
Schedule shows Blue League matches through July with pairings: Team1 vs Team7, Team2 vs Team13, Team3 vs Team5, Team4 vs Team6, Team8 vs Team9, Red Team 9 vs Team11, Team10 vs Team12. Additional weeks list matchups across multiple teams and red and blue divisions with July 15 and July 22 entries and various cross pairing.
Mr and Mrs Jim Lansberry and children David and Alyson concluded a four day trip to Wyoming and Montana. They visited the Buffalo Bill Museum Whitney Gallery of Western Art Cody and toured Custer Battlefield National Monument. They attended the Custer Last Stand re enactment sponsored by the Crow Indian Agency. They traveled via Yellowstone Park and spent Saturday night at Fishing Bridge. The family thanks those who sponsored and attended their farewell cook out and extends appreciation to the Booster Club for attache cases.
Judith Ellen Webber and Lyle Lloyd Yost were married in the Logan LDS Temple by Pres. George A. Raymond. The couple are from Bancroft and St. Louis with a Bancroft reception. They plan to live in Ogden and return to Provo for BYU studies.
Eastern Star Golden Red Chapter No 64 CES held its final meeting before summer with Mrs John Maxwell and Earl Freeman presiding. New officers elected include Mrs Maxwell as worthy matron and Earl Freeman as worthy patron, with installation by continuous officers. Next meeting set for Sept 4 as Maxwell presents the year’s program.
The Sheriff's Posse held an annual outing with a simulated search and rescue mission on Sunday June 18 starting at 10 am from Soda Springs. They searched Gravel Creek area using radio equipment and practiced first aid, locating victims Walter Wayne Hirsbrunner and Michael Fryar around 2 pm. Wives attended a post search picnic. about 35 people joined. Officers listed as Frank Fryar captain Bob Rigby lieutenant and George Birger sergeant.
The speaker quotes his old girlfriend saying she did not want to marry for money but had no other way to obtain it. The line suggests a justification tied to her need for financial gain and the lack of alternatives.
Regional Forester Floyd Iverson issues a fireworks prohibition for National Forests in the Intermountain Region from May 1 to October 31. Caribou National Forest enforcement will apply, part of the Forest Service fire prevention effort across 1.082 million acres. Supervisor C W Rupp announces and enforces the measure.
The public is urged to cooperate in protecting National Forests and to avoid fire use during the fire season. Violators of the fireworks proclamation face misdemeanor charges and prosecution. A Travelers Insurance report cites 82,500 traffic deaths and 4,400,000 injuries last year with alcohol a contributing factor in more than half of fatal accidents.
In Caribou County Idaho the probate court schedules a hearing on June 30 1967 at 4 00 p m in Soda Springs for ancillary probate of the will of Jeri L Deaton also known as Wanda L Deaton deceased and issuance of letters of administration.
L. Ray Davis Probate Judge Leonard C. Kingsford attorney for the estate announces a probate matter for Soda Springs Idaho with case J-15-22-08. Public records indicate an estate proceeding overseen by the named officials in the jurisdiction.
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