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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1955
Page
6
The Greenwood gymnasium hosted a Friday centor ball described as outstanding. A floor show featured an original dance created directed and taught by Mrs Harold Peterson.
A schedule of six color films for farmers and families hosted by Call Tractor Bancroft on Dec 6 and Soda Springs Implement on Dec 7 features Tim's Choice and The Tease on the Future. The program includes Oddities n Farming and What's New for 1956 showcasing the John Deere 80 Diesel Tractor and other farm machinery. Admission is free with tickets distributed by mail or at the stores.
Local account lists residents and visitors connected to UP and L plants. L. L. Deardorff travels to Salt Lake City on business. Social visits include the Cove and Soda Springs communities with multiple households hosting gatherings, bridge clubs, and weekend trips to Logan Ogden Pocatello and Blackfoot.
Mrs Minnie Dray and Mr Barnes were visiting Soda Springs with relatives and friends last week, enjoying the local scenery and company.
Overnight guests Sunday evening at the F. W. Peck residence were Mr and Mrs Walter Kane and son Shoshone. Scotty Wendel and Marlin Millward Utah Power and Light Co offices in Preston visited Supt Max Snell on business. Tuesday afternoon Mr and Mrs Wilford Bartschi Montpelier were business visitors in Soda.
New residents include Robert J. Brown and his children Ray and N. D. who live at Hooper Spring trailer court. Mr and Mrs Bill Chugg and their baby from Montpelier were visiting Soda Springs Monday evening.
Mr and Mrs Mervin Bennion and Teresa shared Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr and Mrs Leon Bollar, in Rupert.
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