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Newspaper

Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1962

Page

4

Leah Rebekah Lodge Social Meeting and Plans

The Leah Rebekah Lodge held a social meeting led by Noble Grand Maxine. Members thanked for a scholarship trip to Moscow for 4H Congress. Hosts were Alvera DeKay, Clara Parsons, and Jessie Gagan. Prizes went to Maudean Harding, Emma Hildreth, and Jessie Anderson. Business meeting April 22 had 16 members present. April 29 declared Go Old Sunday. June 13 set for the Annual Rebekah Merchant's Lunch.

Leah Rebekah Leah Rebekah Lodge Apts Noble Grand

Ride Club Hosts Social and California Wedding

Hostess aeore Smith welcomed Ride Club members and guests for a social night at home on Thursday April 28. Attendees included Mrs Dor an Deaton Mrs Daleers and others with several guests who attended a granddaughter’s wedding in California at Point Loma. The event closed with a late return home and a classified for a small two bedroom Grace home sale.

Aeore Ry Smith Doran Deaton Daleers Donald Smith McGee Harris Dean Gunnell Sue Green Reta i O Agein Dale Af High Donis. Smith Gan High Harrig Dean Geant Calif Ier Lego Thia Hosi Point Loma

Idaho Woman Becomes Cancer Crusade Poster Subject

Idaho’s Hattie Pauline Gesner director at Boise Junior College recalls reading the American Cancer Society’s seven danger signals. A 1953 cancer diagnosis led to surgery and nine years of good health. She appears with a 1962 Cancer Crusade poster urging donations to cure more cancers. A second note recalls a post office incident about threatening letters blamed on income tax authorities.

Hattie Pauline Gesner Boise Junior College American Cancer Society Idaho

Idaho Teens Lead New Traffic Safety Group

Henry Kronback of Mountain Home High School is elected president of the Idaho Teenagers Traffic Safety Association with Dixie Martinez of Boise named recording secretary. Dolly Hansen of Grace High School serves on the board with 12 members. Delegates from 20 Idaho schools formed the six district organization after the Governor's Youth Traffic Safety Conference in Boise on April 20. Delegates urged stricter driver licensing tests, continued driver training, parental and school oversight, and expanded safety programs, stressing social pressure to improve teen driving records.

Henry Kronback Idaho Teenagers Traffic Safety Association Dixie Martinez Boise West Junior Dolly Hansen Grace High School Idaho David Bock Idaho Falls

Soil Conservation Board Meets May Meeting Actions

The Caribou Soil Conservation District Board of Supervisors met Tuesday night, May 1 for their regular monthly meeting. They discussed increasing public awareness of the SCD program and voted to donate 25 dollars to sponsor boys to the Conservation Summer Camp at Alpine on June 3. Applications encouraged at the County Agent's office. Attending were Albert Christman, chairman, Bill Conlin, Harry Ozburn, Reed Budge, Shyri Barker, and secretary Cecil Alldaffer.

Caribou Albert Christman Bill Conlin Harry Ozburn Reed Budge Shyri Barker Cecil Alldaffer

Fragmentary note on rockets and calm days

A terse, oblique fragment suggests memories of calmer days when rockets were for the 4th of July. It mentions eternity and fright as fleeting, then shifting toward Washington. A reference to atomic energy hints at the absurd idea of cooking the world’s Goose.

Betty Bergen Seeks Caribou County Treasurer Nomination

Betty Bergen, a Soda Springs resident for 11 years and longtime accountant, filed for the Republican nomination for Caribou County Treasurer. She cites 30 years in accounting, prior roles at Carl Chevrolet, Bannock Hotel, First Security Bank, and three years as Deputy Auditor in Caribou County Clerk's office. She argues her education and experience justify election.

Betty Bergen Caribou County Betty Soda Springs Carl Chevrolet G.M.C Idaho Falls Bannock First Security Bank Bergen Caribou

Hospital Notes Admitted And Discharged List

Hospital records show a current list of patients admitted and discharged. Names include Tillie Jo Mitchell Randall Hubbard Wynne Sibbett Neta Wallace Lillis Bunderson Viola Lauritson Rose Nan Mabey Trene Lakey Mary Jo Sibbett Steve Bennion Oliver Lloyd Paul Tipton Wilford Steadman Spregs and J W Lauritson.

Tillie Jo Mitchell Soda Springs Randall Hubbard Wynne Sibbett Neta Wallace Lillis Bunderson Bennington Viola Lauritson Soda Rose Nan Mabey Bancroft Trene Lakey Mary Jo Sibbett Steve Bennion Oliver Lloyd Paul Tipton Wilford Steadman Ray Chugg J. W. Lauritson

Long-Time Bear Lake Co. Salesman Dies In Sleep

Charles D. Cheney 82, a retired hardware salesman and Montpelier resident for 55 years, died in his sleep Friday at home. Born September 9, 1879 in London Ontario, he married Agnes M. Thurman on June 18, 1908 in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Cheney died April 19, 1959.

Charles D. Cheney Montpelier Mr. Cheney London Ontario Canada George B Alma M. Cheney Agnes M. Thurman Salt Lake City Cheney

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