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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1956
Page
7
A farewell testimonial for Kent Ashbaker will be held at Bannock Stake Tabernacle in Grace on Sunday August 19. Kent, son of Mr and Mrs Freeman Ashbaker of Grace Ward, leaves September 6 for a mission to Australia. The program includes vocal groups and remarks by church members.
The annual 4H style show at Grace High School Wednesday evening featured seven young entrants from first to seventh year modeling outfits from summer classes. Mrs Syble Harris welcomed attendees as the original script by Mrs Charles Whitworth and aided by Ruth Emily Whitworth opened the program with a musical accompaniment by a committee of helpers.
Kathleen Hunter of Grace won first place in the 4H Talent Program with a tap dance at the award assembly held Friday afternoon August 10. Second place went to a Zipper Sewing club vocal comedy number directed by Phyllis Olsen. Louise Mansfield earned third with a piano solo.
Fifth year contestants Karen Wilson Caro lyn Jones Ann Bodily and Sherry Ann Olsen with Cordell Wistizen Sandra Reed and Donna Ireta Mickelsen and Darlena Bailey with Connie Hatch Carolyn Yost and Marsha Yost Argeline Davids and Sherry Lyon Gil bert Autocrat Munro and sister. Sixth year competitors Kay Rindlisbaker Mary Ellen Hatch Geniel Rindlisbaker and Shirley Redford. Seventh year Ruth Emily Whitworth modeled a suit she made.
Stanton S. Thompson of the Pocatello social security office warns that totally disabled persons must apply to have their records frozen under disability provisions. Failure to apply risks loss of benefits, including potential survivors payments in the event of death.
Funeral services were held Friday for Emil Ephriam Peterson, Grace pioneer, who died Tuesday August 7 from a heart ailment. Born March 16 1881 in Sweden, he was laid to rest in Grace cemetery after services at Bannock Stake Tabernacle.
Death before age 65 may be reduced or not payable at all. Further information about the disability freeze provisions of the social security law can be obtained by contracting the social security representative. AT GRAYS LAKE Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hirsbrunner and daughter Carol were in Grays Lake Sunday where they visited friends.
Administratrix Ivy May Butterfield publishes probate notice in Caribou County Idaho. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to F. E. Tydeman at 224 Dietrich Building. Dated July 10 1968. First publication Sods Springs Idaho August 16 1956 with subsequent dates August 23 30 and September 6 1986.
Grace School lists faculty assignments for 1956 57 across Grace High School Grace Elementary and Grace Junior High with new teachers Bonita Casper Rogella Pierson LaRue Allen and staff reassignments including Richard Motta returning from the Air Corps and Merlin W Walcott starting his third year.
Mrs Don Nicco Whitehead returns to Grace High School after a year’s rest to resume teaching Home Economics. Mrs Melba Stoddard also returns to Grace Elementary School after a one year absence.
Market prices on beef lagged labor and tax costs fueling farmer protests over rates. Sheriff Hopla and Deputy Jardine chased rustlers across the area into Hailey and upper valley. A July marriage united Albert Swanston and Mildred Foster. Coal prices fluctuated with storage woes and book orders dwindling. A infant died in July. Ping Pong to Idaho Limited train switch noted. Mrs Mecham returned from California.
New residents include Mr and Mrs L E Waters and Jehild of McCammon at the Trail Motel trailer court. W W Drake and family also reside there. Pat Tafoya family move to 21 East 1st No and L V Danforth and family move back to Soda Springs at 250 South First East.
The Kiwanis club invites Soda Springs residents and spouses to a free concert featuring the Smiling Kiwanis Men Lincon Luke and Cal Jewkes from Price and Kenilworth Utah. The program includes additional musicians and an interclub trip to Preston on August 27.
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