Family News and Local Visits Across States
Ncroft News reports Mrs. Oliver Barfuss visiting Salt Lake City Wednesday to Friday, staying with friends and relatives including the Griffiths in Franklin. Biographical notes mention Whitworth’s infant daughter born May 2 at Quunck Memorial Hospital in Rockland, with services led by Bishop Whitworth and family attendance. California trip details cover Hatch visiting Burlingame and recovery news for Vera Bart, plus Montana and Idaho connections, family dinners, graduations, and a Rexburg Rex church ward visit. The piece lists numerous relatives traveling to Idaho Falls and News about Donna Crags’s graduation and Eva Crossley’s birthday observance.
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Oliver Barfuss
Salt Lake
Bruce Alpronte
Roger Griffith
Franklin
Rockland
Andohn T. Whitworth
Quunck Memorial Hospital
Etello
Whitworth
Rock Ward
We Hatch
Burlingame
California
Eshe
Vera Bartind
Vera
Vra Ruger
Ra- YeLain
Carlo Montpelier
Carol
Nellie Schmid
Idabo Yher
Arthur Ruger
Wayne Nielsen
Hot Springs
Te Hatch
Frank Salimeno
Jyden
Ar'c. Ruger
Elvira Gantt
Ellen Wel
Lucy Payne
Idaho
Setame
Luvillewey
Donna Crags
Luville Tly
Donna
Sta Jes
Cross
Eva Crossley
Idaho Falls
Rexburg
Rex
William
Soda Springs Police Reports Route Violations And Fines
Police logs list dozens of traffic and ordinance violations across Soda Springs and nearby towns. Names include Schwaneveldt Lloyd Jay and D. Shaffer, with fines from 3 to 12 dollars and costs up to 10 dollars. Multiple officers cited offenders for speeding, red light infractions, improper passing, and disorderly conduct.
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Soda Springs
Deent
Fd Schwaneveldt
Dean M. Lloyd
Jay Lloyd
Reckless driving and fines in Caribou County notices
Public intoxication and reckless driving infractions in Soda Springs and Conda counties include Vern Rinehart fined 10 and 3 costs with 2 days jail, 25 and 3 costs and 15 suspended. Officers Egbert Walters Porter and others filed reports in May 1961.
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Vern Rinehart
Soda Springs
Egbert
Bring All Records For Retirement Applications
Mr Thompson of the Focatello Social Security Office advises retirees to bring full records on first visit to speed monthly benefit processing. Key proofs include birth or baptismal certificates, insurance policies, family bible, or recent earnings. Self employed should show prior tax returns. spouses applying must prove age too. Call ahead if unsure which documents are required.
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Stanton
Thompson
Focatello Social Security Office
Internal Revenue Service
Social Security Office
Local youths cited for alcohol and driving offenses
Soda Springs resident Wesley Maughan fined $50 for beer sale to a minor on May 10 1961. Cleveland resident Easton Smith fined $10 plus $3 costs for insufficient funds on May 10 1961. J R Maughan cited for reckless driving with five days jail and 30 day license suspension on May 6 1961. Dennis Call cited for reckless driving with ten days jail and 30 day license suspension on May 6 1961. Brent Thomas of Grace fined $25 and $3 costs for underage beer purchase on May 12 1961. Offenses handled by Sheriff Ralph Marriott and Officer Porter.
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Hopkins
Soda Springs
Lloyd
Cipliver
D. Shaffer
Mrn Butler
Saratoga
Wyo
Chit Loyd
Uren Butler
Weighall
Poundmaster
Anderson
Neff
Uyoung
Us, Jr
Pocatello
Tolaho
Herb Walters
Jerry Skinner
Jack Porter
Shane Smith
Conda
Porter
Chester Fisher
Erwin Peck
Steve Monk
Brent Lewis
Wesley Maughan
Ralph Marriott
Easton Smith
Cleveland
Marriott
J. R. Maughan
Dennis Call
Brent Thomas
Grace
Evidence to speed benefits claims explained
The article notes that having proofs when applying for benefits can speed up the first check. It tells a joke about two Scotsmen on a road where one shows his pocket fullness and claims the contents are his wife's teeth due to frequent meals at their home.
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Jock
Jack
Clubettes Hold First Meeting at Courthouse
The Clubettes met at Caribou County Court House under Mrs Louise Seamons guidance with four members choosing officers. Carolyn Kunz became president Marilyn Ashbaker vice president Peggy Seamons secretary and Mary Ann McEntire reporter.
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Clubettes
Caribou County Court House
Louise Seamons
Carolyn Kunz
Marilyn Ashbaker
Peggy Seamons
Mary Ann McEntire
Clubettes Formed and Plans Set for Home Improvement Project
On Thursday May 18 1961 the group adopted the name Clubettes and voted to add Arts and Crafts to their Home Improvement project. Cars adjourned the meeting and scheduled the next gathering at Mrs Seamon's house with reporter Mary Ann McEntire present.
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Clubettes
Carsolyn
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Besidevices
el J. Barger
Downey
L. dl
D. Johnson
Blackfoot
Anks
Montpelier
Oie
Bai
Office of
Caribou County
Dee Bassett
U. S. Steel
Dolores Lewis
Roy C. Mipps
Agricultural Extension
U. S. Steel Corporation
Kearns Building
Salt Lake City
Utah
Call Bros
Miracle
United States Steel
Soda Springs, Idaho
Sun
Olympia Ashi
Homer
Olympia Precision Portable
Olympia
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