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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1956
Page
10
Martin and Katherine Martin publish a notice at the Soda Springs post office about a February 11 meeting. Governor Smylie supports constructing all weather Highway 34 as a scenic, economical route linking Salt Lake City to Jackson. Federal program soon to begin. Idaho Highway Commission urged to act.
A large crowd watched a Grace led parade featuring Gina Lee Whitworth and a series of floats from Grace Hardware, Caribou County and Grace ward groups. The parade rolled past Grace Primary and Farm Bureau displays, with themes of country respect and community progress as participants from Grace, Grays Lake, and North Gem joined the celebration.
The family thanks all who offered kindness during bereavement. They appreciate meals, help with home care, flowers, calls, and sympathy cards. Special thanks to Mrs Emil E Peterson, and to Mr and Mrs Harald Peterson, Mr and Mrs Donald Peterson, Mr and Mrs Farrell Peterson, Mrs Ruth Jenkins.
A fragmented report recalls a rain disruption in a New Mexico community center where residents faced delays and inconveniences while discussing duties to neighbors and the right to vote. It emphasizes collective responsibility to uphold voter freedom and tolerance.
Lightning struck the Hamp farm near Grace igniting brush on Thursday. Firefighters contained the blaze before it reached a wheat field. Earl Smith helped save the field by plowing a fire guard. A second fire occurred Friday near the Y between Grace and Soda Springs along UP tracks and burned out at green vats. Cause undetermined.
Mrs C B Ruger hosted a pink and blue shower Monday evening for Mrs Hyrum McLain. Attendees included Ann Adams Eva Moderni Agnes Knowles Bonnie Bisby and many more as pinochle was played and gifts were given.
Don Buckalow and Harold Red ford from the State Farm Bureau office in Pocatello visited Soda Springs on Tuesday. Lt. Commander George Birdt and family from Albuquerque were guests of Max Snell and family after spending days in Jackson Hole and fishing the Snake River. Mrs Inma Mooney of Venice California stayed with her sister and brother in law Delbert Tingey. President Roland Allen LaDell Porter and Cecil Nelson attended a Sunday school convention in Logan on Sunday August 12. Mr and Mrs R A Barnes visited Montpelier on Saturday.
Loren C Marriott of Soda Springs promoted to assistant vice president of Bank of America Centerville Center Fremont Branch Calif He began banking in Idaho in 1915 and has 14 years as manager at Centerville Branch He and his wife Dorothea live at 1123 Norris Road Center Street.
Two week cases heard by Justice Roe White include He per Christensen cited for negligent driving fined $10 and costs, and John Dog an Indian charged with disturbing the peace fined $10 and costs. Officer Marshall Carl Kealer reported as citing officer.
Mrs. Joe Dygert and Mrs. Dew ey Skinner of the Idaho Stake Primary Board visited Bancroft Primary on Wednesday to teach children square dancing for a Stake Primary Dance festival planned for late August. Wellsville visitors stay with Ray Maughan and relatives in Springs, Utah.
Notice calls sheep men in the Southeastern Predatory District including Bannock Bear Lake Caribou and Franklin to meet August 31 1936 at 1 00 p m in Soda Springs Idaho to elect a Board of Directors for the coming year and to discuss Predatory Control matters.
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