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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1962
Page
11
Community mourns Sunday as condolences are sent to Fred Brauer family and others for Eileen Green and husband Allen of Pocatello. Weekend visitors include Henry Boggs in hospital, Carl and Martina Schenk family, and George Welch household members.
Weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Jean Hunter included Vern Hunter and Oleta White of Salt Lake City Joel and Blaine Robinson and son of Idaho Falls and Dean Hunter and children Cynthia and Bryan of Pocatello John Hunter who was a patient at Caribou Hospital returned home feeling much better. DuWayne Lechtenberg and Keith Wilson spoke in Sacrament meeting Sunday Virginia Barker played a piano selection Luther Wilson presided over Lyle Yost’s release as Secretary Sylvia Bower assistant secretary and Mary Meiners class leader of Court 10 Harold Balls and Eleanor Balls visited Sunday School talks by Mrs Balls and Gregory Darlington Kerry Gariatensen led the Sacrament Ina Wilson visited the Chesterfield Relief Society. Mr and Mrs Russell Rindlin baker and Luther Wilson visited Soda Springs with Don Jawett family Russell Jr showed slides from Hawaii Karen Wilson visited from Ogden and Camp Louie Call of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers met Luella Peterson. Karen and David Modersitzki with daughter Lisa visited Henry Meiners and Leo Reddish families. Lin Reddish hosted a birthday party for Jeanette.
Iris Christensen has been ill for five months and recently returned from a Salt Lake hospital. She is staying as a guest with Mrs. Mildred Burton in Grace.
Nellie V Johnson elected president without opposition at the First District Federated Women's Clubs convention in Rigby. Grace School students from the Grace Literary Club earned top local competition prizes in poetry and junior high divisions. The Grace Club won the Plinth Gavel Bell for travel. Attendees included Nellie V Johnson and multiple local club members. Utah travel and events noted, along with music and band results from Pocatello and Logan weekend activities.
Mrs Dick Smith hosted the Friday Bridge Club at her home with members Mrs Lloyd Burton Mrs Don Peterson Mrs Harold Varley Mrs Frank Taylor Mrs Frank Stoddard Bryce Turner Mrs Mildred Ashbaker and Mrs Roy Corbett. Guests included Mrs Reed Lowe Floyd Sorensen Mrs Louis Bitton. Score prizes went to Don Peterson and Mrs Ashbaker with the bingo prize awarded to Mrs Harold Varley.
Notice to district voters that North Gem Class B School District No 149 in Caribou County Idaho will hold a special meeting May 14, 1962 at 8:00 PM at the North Gem schoolhouse. Public hearing on the maintenance and operation budget for the upcoming school year. Budget available at district office until the meeting. Dated April 23, 1962. Clerk Charles E. Ruger. Publication May 3 and May 10, 1962.
First time published legal notice sets 2:00 PM on May 28 1962 in Soda Springs Idaho before Notary Wallace M Transtrum for proof of completion of works and application of 4 cubic feet per second of underground water from a well to beneficial use under Permit No 6-28825 issued by the Department with details of eversion and terms of the permit.
The State Reclamation Office lists Ves tal Christensen & Sons as holder of a water permit for irrigation in Idaho. The diversion point is NW4NEX Sec 24 T7S R38 ERM with 4 cubic feet per second conveyed to NEY4NW14 and NEY Sec 24 T7S R38 REM. Priority date is June 21, 1960. publication May 3-10-17-24.
A notice announces a special school meeting in Soda Springs Idaho held on May 14 1962 from 8 to 11 pm at Soda Springs High School within the district officials set the agenda and location for the session.
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