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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1956
Page
2
A luncheon and revaluation meeting of county cancer workers was held at the home of county commander Mrs. Diggs Lewis starting at 10 a m. District Commander Mrs. Mildred W. Schoper of Montpelier spoke as special guest encouraging use of Dr. Camryn's What is Cancer for training and fundraising campaigns.
Mrs. Schopers urged workers to attend the training school planned for March 1957. She explained memorial contributions to the cancer society for bereaved families and listed recipients in Soda Springs Bancroft and Grace. New appointments announced include D W Grimm as vice chairman and John Judd as school chairman, both from Bancroft.
Birth: Mr and Mrs Norman Hennings welcomed a daughter on July 28 weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces. Discharges include Flora Whitmore Deborah Willcox Annie Gill Kirsteen Bennion all of Soda Springs. Admitted: Virginia Rowberry Elmo Rowberry Mary Watkins and others. Discharges noted for multiple residents across Soda Springs Bancroft Paris St Charles Malad Grace Faustin Henry Burke Horsley Grace Madge Hess and George Dupin among others.
Idaho State Board of Health urges Bose-parents of children entering school this fall to contact family physicians now for preschool physical exams. Officials warn against last minute delays and remind that birth certificates are needed at registration, with copies costing 50 cents each from the Division of Vital Statistics in Boise.
A compact provincial note quotes Swift on conversation, stating one should not utter something others would wish unsaid, framing a sharp social rule about discretion and candor.
Last week in Justice Lee Wallace's court several motorists were cited for traffic offenses. Robert J. Wallace paid $5 for running a stop sign, Robert V. Svancara $5 for an invalid light, Claude S. Jeppsen $35 for expired license, Sam Crowley $10 for disturbing the peace, Wilbur Costello $5 for no license, Oliver Conklin $25 for reckless driving after hitting a light pole, Pete Starr $5 for no license. Judges Roe White and Wm Maughan reported no cases. Justice DeVal Gillett was unavailable.
Pvt. Ivan G. Buhler son of Mr and Mrs Norman Buhler of Soda Springs completed four weeks of individual combat training at Camp Pendleton California in July The course covered infantry tactics first aid demolitions field fortifications and advanced weapon schooling for Marines headed overseas or new duty stations
4-H service director T W Thompson announces the Chicago Symphony pop concert at the national 4-H club congress. A 4-H talent show is set for August 10 at 3 00 p m to select top acts for the 1956 congress with county winners advancing to the Eastern Idaho State Fair.
Mrs. Dot Swenson reports her grandson John Ted Row has arrived in Fairbanks Alaska and will be stationed at Elmendorf Air Base for two years. He was previously stationed in Cheyenne Wyoming since last September.
Public notice from the county court of Caribou County Idaho announces the estate of Sara Jg Ler deceased. It names the administrator Puig Rest and attorney for the administrator dated August 1956 with publication in Soda Springs Idaho.
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson is set to speak at 2 PM on August 17 in the Idaho Falls Civic Auditorium at a jointly sponsored agriculture meeting. Idaho Farm Bureau president L. B. Martin notes Benson's farming background makes him well qualified to discuss the farm bill and bank applications. The Idaho Cattlemen’s Association, Dairymen’s Association, Woolgrowers Association, State Grange and Farm Bureau co sponsor the event, which is open to the public.
Reserved seats for the Caribou County Rodeo went on sale this week at Larrys Mens Shop in Soda Sanders Furniture and Appliance Bancroft Love Drug Tom's Club and the Lounge Grace.
Intermountain Gas representatives visited Cari Bou county this week to discuss street soil tests for a three foot pipe depth. Plots were acquired and each city will receive a plat showing pipe locations as work continues toward George town where a franchise also provides natural gas.
A jumble of scenes shows a dying man confessing to Joe about thefts and betrayals while Joe reveals a poisoning plot. The text shifts to casual banter about a passing woman in a tight sweater, a new doctor and his first patient, a quip about a rash, and local notices including a Norman Vaughn contact in Pocatello.
On July 18 1956 the court ruled that Day Erb of Soda Springs will not be responsible for any bills incurred by Mrs Jay Erb, ending financial liability and related obligations.
Large cattle ranch with 600 plus acres of subirrigated meadow land and 30 acres of alfalfa or grain land located on the Lost River west of the dam. Capacity 600 plus cattle in summer and about 550 head in fall and winter. Features two homes, tractors and equipment, eleven horses. Total price 120000 dollars with 28 down and 40000 annual. Pocatello.
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