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Newspaper

Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1954

Page

5

Five Busy Fingers Club Seeks Pot Holders and Plans Picnic

The Five Busy Fingers Club in Soda Springs shows off iron dresses and hotpads. President Claudia Twiss and officers direct the group, with Beverly and Amy Palmer having left and Becky McCoy joining. They meet at members’ homes and plan a Lava August 6 picnic and swim.

Five Busy Fingers Club Ae Ee Fener Virgil Ereey Soda Springs Marsha Eget Claudia Twiss Eugene Lloyd Cheryl Smith Lava Conda Margaret Hemmert Beverly Amy Palmer Becky McCoy

Nifty Niter Nutritionists Prep For Fair Demonstrations

July activities by the Nifty Niter Nutritionists include demonstrations guided by Jeanette Tarbet and judging tours for fair preparation. Leader Mrs. Mary Allen is thanked for her support to the 4H club.

Jeanette Tarbet Mary Allen

Sew and Sew Club Reports July Activities

The Sew and Sew Club held six meetings in July with fifteen girls attending camp at Alpine. Jeanette Tarbet assisted in cutting out dresses as members prepared for record books and selected contestants for the Record Book hand Story contest and a demonstration contest. The Happy Hemmers met each Friday at Mrs. Cheryl Longen’s home where Karen Archibald and Barbara Herron led judging, demonstrations, and sewing studies including hand and machine work.

Alpine Jeanette Tarbet Ely Happy, Hemmers Happy Hemmers Club Cheryl Longen- Pres Karen Archibald Barbara Herron

Mrs Coy Moe Visits Corvallis Family Return

Mrs Coy Moe returned Wednesday after visiting in Corvallis Oregon at the home of her sister Mr and Mrs Orval Putoff and family. Mrs Allen Tigert and children left for Bath Maine last week to be with her mother Mrs Emma Middlekamp.

Bargains in Wall Paper at Koferd Furniture Co

Montpelier store offers new 1954 wallpaper patterns at half price with rolls starting at 15 cents. Koferd Furniture Co promotes the sale, inviting customers to shop bargain rates on home decor.

Koferd Furniture Co Montpelier

County Agent Corner Caribou Fair Appreciation

Wallace A. Peterson thanks Caribou County Fair Board and program committees for a successful fair. Holstein cow Trout Creek Blossom, owned by Frank M. Mickelson, yielded 13,804 pounds milk and 511 pounds fat in 290 days under U of Idaho supervision. Weed control trials compare 24D formulations on Canadian thistle. Grasshopper watch notes possible spraying if counts exceed ten to twelve per square foot near Grays Lake and Bancroft.

Trout Creek Blossom Frank M. Mickelson Grace University of Idaho Holstein-Friesian Association of America U. S Grays Lake Bancroft

Bond sales rise in Caribou county July report

Caribou county sales of U S Treasury Savings Bonds reached 4 047 50 for July. County chairman Jack Gurvyin announced the county hit 54 percent of its 054 quota and ranked 8th among Idaho counties. Idaho state July sales rose 73.56 percent from July last year.

Caribou Jack Gurvyin Caribou County Idaho

Vacationing Miss VaNeal Ellis Visits Salt Lake City

Miss VaNeal Ellis left Friday evening for a two week vacation with Mr and Mrs Ray Welling in Salt Lake City. Mrs Welling is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira. Clearance sale on all living room and bedroom sets and platform rockers at Keford Furniture Co Montpelier. (adv.)22-29,a5-12

VaNeal Ellis Ray Welling Salt Lake City Welling Carol Hills Ira Keford Furniture Co Montpelier

Garden troubles from pests and chlorosis in yards

The article notes ornamental plants and trees show red spider and aphid damage with chlorosis. Tony advises ferrous sulfate at one ounce per three gallons for chlorosis, and dusting sulfur or paraphosphate spray helps aphids and red spiders. With leaf withering, aphids or red spiders are usually the cause. County yards look fair overall.

Tony

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