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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1967
Page
14
Children in the Soda Springs area are happy the city repaired and repainted the playground equipment in the city park. Swings and merry-go rounds are in constant use by youngsters during the summer months.
Dennis P. Burton of Grace has arrived in Viet Nam for service with the Military Intelligence Detachment connected to the Special Forces. He trained at Fort Leonard Wood Fort Hood Fort Holabird and Fort Bragg and is a 1964 Grace High School graduate who attended Boise Business School. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Lincoln R Burton.
The opening day of the Ladies Golf Club season drew 26 women last Wednesday. Twelve played bridge and fourteen golfed. Bridge prizes went to Mary Whitman for high and Viola Lauritsen for second high. Golf prizes were awarded to Monk Ayers and Helen Tigert. Costume prizes were won by Olive Kelly, Monk Ayers and Helen Matthews. Hostesses were Ruth Strickfaden, Joelene Crouse, Lorraine Stoker, Audrey Nelson and Jessie Gagon.
One marriage license was issued this week in Caribou County Court House to Kay A. Ransom 20 Grace and Carmen Wheatley 19 Grace.
Mr and Mrs Edgar Davis relocate to 164 South Main Soda Springs after three weeks from Odessa Texas and last Friday from Nell. Mr Davis is a construction superintendent for Ref Chem at El Paso Products Plants. Mrs Davis grew up in Overton Texas. They join the local Baptist Church.
The text mentions Shriners Masonic Lodge and Mr and Mrs Davis in Soda Springs. It records the Ruggles family returning from Menlo Park California after six months. It includes a school article stressing community education aims and cooperation from parents to meet students' intellectual moral social needs.
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