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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1955
Page
24
A brief note states that Ya ete and Jay L. Doefs conducted a business meeting in Legond. The report confirms a routine engagement with no further details on agenda or outcomes.
A dairy truck was involved in two minor crashes causing a dented fender and damage near a box. A Catholic Church announces a midnight mass from 11:90 to 12 p.m with Father Peterson officiating and public invitation. OC W Hees and daughters move to 29 East South for a new home.
Notes from Thatcher Lago recount a Pasco couple visiting Thatcher friends last weekend. The week featured a student one act play directed by Mrs. Kendall Hebdon with cast members including Ai Michelson and Glenn Turner. Additional items mention travel, basketball, a Ward Day at Mrs. Dal Ble vensen’s home, and Mrs. Max Andreason as a Preston hospital patient.
The Probate Court of Caribou County Idaho receives a petition for the estate of Branford. The notice names the undersigned and claims a bar to further action after publication. Filed on December 12, 1086 by W Harris Probate Judge.
Local service ad lists Firestone tires and repair work at Bob's Texaco Service. Mentions sales of tires and related parts with pricing fragment tied to 25 dollars. Customer contact details partially captured.
The readable fragments mention Mr. ant Sas home last Friday and names such as Gay Penner Disney Stephenson Joy Jobnaan and Darla. places include Potatello Ida Falls and Rupec, with references to Keil and Keelzgns days and an Osh ushers event involving friends and TV.
Officials wrap up a session amid fraud allegations surrounding a service project. Details remain limited as investigators review documents and request further records from involved parties.
In Justice of the Peace W Maughs court Paddock Burns of Burns Oregon was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to 60 days in jail for driving under the influence. Sheriff Ralph Marriott reported licensee B Gra fined 25 dollars and costs for being drunk in a pub. Grace 20 Roe to report. Justice Ronaldson unavailable.
Coloradist Stella Gabettis opens Laundromat while Tiny Tots Service provides free laundry aid to ill or unable families. Readers urged to contact their church for eligibility and access to the service until they can manage their own laundry.
The Rebekahs hosted their annual Christmas party with Mrs Hilda Thompson and Lola Shelp in charge of decorations. Officers were elected with races scheduled later. Gifts were exchanged and the next meeting is set for Tuesday December 27 at Mrs Henry Burgin's home.
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