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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1972
Page
12
A Bancroft School Board veteran served nine years including three as chairman. During his tenure the Chesterfield Ivins Kel ly Pebble Toponce and Lund schools consolidated with Bancroft in 1934 under his leadership.
Fragmentary text lists several personal names including Peter Clegg Carolee Hirschi Karen Steve Bett on Susan Nathan Stensen Laurie Hansen and Audrey Wright alongside a stray reference to students receiving A's. The readable portion shows a names compile likely from a school or local society page.
The column praises glycerine as a handy household item with many uses from confections and frozen desserts to internal remedies. It notes druggists stock glycerine for internal use and general household help and suggests keeping a bottle on hand for various tasks.
A list of speed infractions and vehicle issues records multiple individuals by name and city, with fines ranging from 5 to 25 dollars. The report also notes property transfers and several civil suits filed in Magistrate and District Courts in Soda Springs, including small claims and lien foreclosures.
Melanie Schenk welcomed the club at the meeting with Mrs Schenk greeting guests. Lori Hatch presented an illustrated talk and Jody Meiners and Lynnette Cail received reassigned demonstrations. Mrs Schenk prepared biscuits and omelets as the group worked on books. Anne Tolman served refreshments. Visitors included Eric and Michelle Barker and Connie Hatch. Reporter Dena Hall.
A concise tale follows a busy father and his son as the boy asks what his father meant by saying uh huh the line reveals a humorous misunderstanding about listening and communication.
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