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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1963
Page
10
Schedule shows Wednesday after school ward room activities under director Avulary and Johnson as officer. Lucy is President, Vicki Vice President, Mary Worthen Secretary, 4S Historian, Tene Johnson Sergeant at Arms, and Mrs Rex Davids hosts of weekend guests with Argil Ron and Argilene Cross visiting Sunday. Homemakers meet Monday evening.
Pres Hortense Yost called the meeting to order with Alta Moser as guest. Refreshments were served to members and guests. The Davids and Davies families traveled to Salt Lake City and Idaho Falls for visits and Thanksgiving meals. LDS baptisms took place for Pete Davies and his daughter Cindy Mae. Various relatives visited in Soda Springs and Pocatello as Well as Champion gatherings and Relief Society events. A quote ends the piece: A man's good breeding is the best security against another's bad manners.
Mr and Mrs Harry Bower traveled with Mr and Mrs Fred Blauer to Logan for an eye appointment. En route they stopped at Lava Hot Springs to visit Wendell Bower and Mrs Bower socialized at L B Whitmore’s home. George Welch and family moved to Pocatello and will live in their son’s basement apartment with help from George Junior and family. Welch’s brother Ray will assist.
An ad extols Lydia E. Pinkham Tablets for relief claimed by women in a sensational style. It urges readers not to brood or worry and to obtain the product for relief, citing testimonials and persuasive language.
Soda Springs police filed multiple cases: Jerry Hunsaker of Montpelier ran stop signs with a $500 fine and $5 costs. Brent P Wilks faced a $10 fine and $5 costs for running a red light. Darlene M Moss of Conda cited for speed and imprudent driving with a $25 fine and $5 costs. Roger M Woodall cited for improper backing with $5 fine and $5 costs. Andy Cornelson and Neil W DeHaven cited for public intoxication with jail or fines. Phil Revell cited for zoning ordinance violation removing livestock with $10 fine. LeRoy Hammond and Bob Hayes cited for dog leash violations with $10 fine and $5 costs.
Department of Law Enforcement suspended the driver's licenses of residents in October 1963. Names include Taylor Glenn R Bancroft Toland Beldon J from Soda Springs and Hare. Loa A Grace appears in the county record.
Legal notice states that on November 1, 1963 the stockholders approved and completed the sale of all assets and obligations of Largiliere Company Bankers to The Idaho First National Bank. Any rights against Largiliere must be asserted within one year from the last publication date, November 1, 1964, per Idaho Code Section 26312.
Notice announces that all deposits shown on the books of the undersigned bank as of November 1 1963 have been assumed by The Idaho First National Bank at its Soda Springs branch. Deposits remain insured by the FDIC.
Notary Mary Lou Campbell in Caribou County Idaho records Paul L Tipton signing an affidavit on November 4 1983 acknowledging he signed the document. Campbell notes her commission expires October 7 1964. Public notice reference N-1421 1963.
Utah Power & Light Company files for license under the Federal Power Act for Grace and Cove Developments on Bear River near Grace Idaho. Protests may be filed by December 9, 1963 with the Federal Power Commission in Washington DC. application on file for public inspection.
The Caribou County Sun lists a sale of property in Soda Springs Idaho under Ordinance No 9 with a described lot in Block 46 including the Black Corner of Lot 8 and Lot 7 proceeding 91 feet to the southeast corner and back north to the starting point. The purchaser will receive a proper conveyance of the property and the sale is recorded with the county recorder.
The Caribou County Idaho Board of Commissioners resolved to sell county owned real property not needed for county use. The sale will be to the highest bidder for cash on Wednesday November 27 1963 at 10 00 A.M. at the front door of the Caribou County Courthouse Soda Springs Idaho. The Clerk of the Board will conduct the sale and issues will follow the law.
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