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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1963
Page
9
The Key Club Kiwanis partnership outlines road repair plans and fundraiser efforts to aid the school. A reader-voiced appeal invites community support for the project and student projects as part of school improvement.
Mary Haggerty 81 of Soda Springs died November 20 1963 at Northfield Hospital after illness. Services were held Wednesday at Anthony Catholic Church with Rev. Rose Kennedy officiating. She was survived by three sons and was a longtime member of St. Mary’s Church and Altar Society. John Haggerty, a son, resided in Spokane and The Dalles Oregon, with ties to the local farm community.
The obituary lists Pocatello and Thomas of Denver as related, with four grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. One brother Owen Simon of Fort Collins, Colorado also survives. Burial was in the Pocatello Cemetery, directed by Allen Funeral Home.
Birth records show Floyd William and Luella O Grady in Soda Springs a boy of 8 lb 6 oz born Oct 17 and Grant C and Elsie Peterson a girl 8 lb 1 oz born Oct 20. Admission and discharge list Martha N Bennett Grace Robert Dehl with others still confined include Edyth Lindhardt Steven Gamble Eva Hopkins Mark Peterson Beverly Kremer Alma Gentry Iona Mikesell Ray N Taylor Gregory Ashbaker and Andrew Nelson in Soda Springs and nearby Bancroft Pocatello Grace.
Fred H. Vogt Idaho State Electrical Inspector cautions Soda Springs readers about unlicensed electrical work. He cites Idaho Code section 541002, effective July 1 1962, making it unlawful to contract as an electrical contractor without a license. The law also classifies such work as a misdemeanor.
A farewell testimonial honors Elder Donniel J. Andersen on Sunday October 27 1963 at 3 00 p m in the Soda Springs First Ward Chapel. Andersen son of Mr and Mrs DeWin Andersen of Soda Springs will serve in the New England Mission field.
Louise Shadduck of Idaho Commerce reports visitors to Idaho stay longer due to more boats, trailers and pickup campers. Yellowstone counts show a strong uptrend with trailers up 80 percent and pickup campers more than doubling, while overall tourist traffic rose about 30 percent as mild fall weather extended the season.
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