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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1964
Page
16
A textured story notes Idaho styling shifts in leather goods for the fall season. It emphasizes varied finishes including suede patent and brushed textures to create a secure, graceful lineup for shoes. Readers are invited to watch for notable leather trends.
The piece outlines contrasting textures in boots and shoes from brushed leather to embossed and suede finishes. It highlights cuffs and linings, varied heights from ankle to thigh, zipper lacing goring for fit, and a shift toward lower uppers and mid heels with crescent toes and rounded shapes across styles.
Community items from Soda Springs Idaho dated August 13 1964 note local events and notices. Short, factual blurbs focus on civic updates and day to day affairs within Caribou County.
Grace News reports visits from Grace residents and relatives in California Oregon and Idaho. Grace natives Charles Christensen of Caldwell suffers illness, while George Atkinson visits Twin Falls and attends Tom Rich's funeral in Wendell. Local families gather for a John A Dalton reunion in Lava Hot Springs with many Grace attendees.
Merrill Hubbard and Olof Nor Seth, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Snow of Pocatello took a four day Salmon River fishing trip to Stanley Idaho. The Swensen and Hansen families held a Lava Creek gathering with extended relatives visiting. The John Calvert Egbert family reunion met at Grace Junior High School for multiple Egbert lines.
An employee arrives late at the office claiming his seventh child was born the night before. A coworker jokes about cigars and the proper celebration, noting that after seven you don’t hand out cigars but bum cigarettes.
A Bancroft gathering at Lava Hot Springs hosted by Ina and Ted Avery featured seven Gilbert family households on the Gilbert lawn. Attendees included Harris and Fred Gilbert and the Rindlisbakers from Bancroft, Hallinans from Pocatello, and Tolman and Parker families from Logan and Montpelier. LuDean and Wesley Maughan recently returned from Madison Wisconsin where he pursued a medical degree. they plan to teach in the area next year. Sunday dinner guests at Joseph and Arilla Call included Nelsons of Salt Lake City, Loves of Boise, Harenburg family from Flagstaff, Tolman relatives, and Parker family members.
A quip notes higher utilities when choosing distant property, implying lifestyle costs. It contrasts greener lawns with elevated water charges, suggesting trade offs in home upgrades and location.
The North Gem Chapter of the Future Farmers of America joins a nationwide safety drive sponsored by the Farm Equipment Institute and the National Safety Council. Members will visit farms to teach tractor safety, distribute materials, and stress family responsibility, with rules on shielding, speed, hitching, and road identification.
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