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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1957
Page
7
Wool and lamb producers must file applications for payment under the 1956 wool incentive program by April 30. Chairman Myron Isle of the Caribou County ASC announces filings at the county ASC office. Payments cover marketings completed between April 1 1958 and March 31 1958.
A special meeting sponsored by the Idaho Farm Bureau Federation met in Pocatello on Friday April 19 with wheat producers to review the Pacific South Coast Freight bureau hearing from February 12 in San Francisco. Willam Liese of American Falls chaired the Idaho Farm Bureau field crops committee and outlined that a rate adjustment to California markets was denied due to conflicting testimony. The committee will seek further analysis from opposing groups and consider amendments before support is given, aiming to work with other interested groups on a solution.
Clifford Sizemore an agent with Farmers Insurance Group is relocating to American Falls to serve as service man for Intermountain Gas. Leland Muir district agent of Montpelier will manage insurance for the area until a new agent is appointed.
At a regular Soda Kiwanis meeting President Russell Tigert read a card from former member Attorney Carl Stevens now in service. Senator Cooper called to send good wishes and reported improvement after a heart attack. Lt Gov Don L Beck spoke on Kiwanis Objectives for 1957 in what was described as an official visit.
The Soda Springs PTA held its regular meeting on April 10 with officer installation led by President Helen Tigert. Frank Thomas became president, Wanda Petersen first vice president, Murray Godfrey sec‑vice president, Ora MacAhead secretary‑treasurer, with Homer Johnson Arvilla Twiss Beth Davidson as directors. The event closed with refreshments and plans for the next school year.
Mr and Mrs Kermit Herd and daughter Gay of Logan spent Easter weekend with their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Glenn Bright.
Caribou County Farm Bureau Associated Women designate May as Safety Month to promote highway safety. County board meets Wednesday. Wanda Reed distributes auto safety sheets to local chairs for May meetings. The program stresses a safe car and driver as key to reducing highway deaths and urges collective support.
April reports from Niter-Beach note Mr and Mrs Guy Harms in Salt Lake City over the weekend. Mrs Jack Gibbs greeted the Los Angeles plane in Salt Lake Saturday. Mrs Richard Hayes and Neil McCafferty traveled as plane passengers and will stay with the Gibbs family for one or two weeks. Mrs Hayes is the former Kate Gibbs, sister of Jack and Ned is the son of another sister Ivalou. Mrs George Dalton hosted a quilting party with assistance from Mrs Wesley Seeprig and Mrs Earl White. Mr and Mrs Kara Larsen visited Mr and Mrs Frank Thomas Sunday. Nathan Hale and Heidi spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Don sees. Mrs Val Jean Andreason and baby Laurie Jean are staying at Bishop and Mrs Elwin Hub’s home after the parents’ arrival.
Local residents in Caribou and Springs share news of visits and gatherings. Families including the Daltons and Harrs, Mickelsons, and Wiigs are mentioned with weekend visits, social events, and church activities. A Grace Seminary program at Williams and a Navy homecoming talk are noted, along with several guests from Malad and Preston visits.
In the Fifth Judicial District a summons is issued in the case of CleGG versus a Martha C. Caribou County party. The document records a civil process in the local district court.
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