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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1969
Page
8
A roundup from Bancroft and nearby towns details visits by Lee Hatch, Connie Kends, Elizabeth Mills, and others. Family gatherings spanned Salt Lake City to Orem with Mother's Day dinners, travels, and visits to parents in Soda Springs, Pocatello, and Preston. A regional track meet in Idaho Falls saw George Millward place fourth.
The Happy Homemakers Club at Margene Rindlisbaker’s home elected officers Sue Barfuss president Velda Faulkner vice president and Virginia Barker secretary Other members named for committees and a long list of refreshments were served to attendees including Joyce Banks Nedra Bowles and Ruth Priestley The note continues with other local gatherings and family visits mentioning multiple residents and events around Mother's Day.
Soda Springs motel the Trail on East 2nd St earned a special Mobil Travel Guide citation for unusually good value. The guide lists 23,000 motels and reports only 396 winning the special check mark rating while all listings carry one to five star ratings.
Maxine took Dale Hatch home from college in Rexburg on Thursday. He stayed a few days with his parents and attended an open house before heading to Texas for summer work. Ransom Hatch visited Idaho Falls on Saturday. Mother's Day dinner honored Mr and Mrs Raoul Wistisen with their sons and daughters in law Stanley and Dale Wistisen. Michael Moore returned from BYU for the weekend to visit his parents and then went back Monday.
The State Dept of Law Enforcement reports Clyde C Bennett Grace had his driving license suspended from March 13 1969 to June 10 1969 for driving while under the influence. Hypertension runs in families says the Idaho Heart Association. Check mark ratings aid budget vacationers.
Caribou County Idaho declares ownership of several parcels as not necessary for county use and schedules a public cash auction for June 3 1969 at 10 00 am at the Soda Springs courthouse front door. Parcels include Grace and Chesterfield properties with a possible time payment option per Idaho Code 31-808 and rights of way retained. Public notice by Clerk Kenneth Fowler.
On August 27, 1969 at 2:00 P M in Soda Springs Idaho the Title and Trust Company as trustee will sell at public auction a described parcel in Caribou County to satisfy a deed of trust. The default is $16,000 principal due January 1 1969 with total secured balance $52,592.45. The sale is without covenant or warranty. Dated April 14 1969. Frank H. Richard Vice President. Public notices April 24 May 1 8 15.
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