JACs Entertain Husbands at Christmas Party
The JACs held their annual Christmas party in the Idaho cafe dining room with 24 members and guests. A family style turkey and ham dinner, Christmas decor, and games like canasta and bingo were enjoyed. Guests included Bill Gorton Cal Davidson Vaughn Smith Don Shuler Gerald Merrill Ted Allen Bob Hines Junior Shuler Reid Petersen Verland Moore Ronald Nichols and Vern Hacking. Next meeting set for Jan. 5 with Mrs. Ted Allen hosting and Mrs. Jerry Merrill co host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jac’s
Idaho Cafe
Messrs
Ted Allen
Jerry Merrill
County Extension Teachers Course Ends With Dinner
The Utah State Agricultural College Logan extension course Teaching Elementary Science finished December 15 after twice weekly sessions begun October 20. Professor Thomas Taylor led classes with meetings in Grace Bancroft and Soda Springs. A turkey dinner for 26 followed the final class at Grace High School home economics room. guests included Mr and Mrs Taylor and members from Bancroft Thacker Grace Soda Springs. Two members from Conda and Mrs Ottley of Soda Springs could not attend.
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Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Thomas Taylor
USAC
Grace
Bancroft
Soda Springs
Grace High School
Taylor
Thatcher
Conda
Ottley
Pocatello Firm Donates Cabin to 4 H Clubs at Camp Alpine
Bannock Steel Co of Pocatello donates funds to build a cabin for Alpine 4H Club camp on the Idaho Wyoming border. The cabin will house 16 youths, with construction set for May. The camp served over 2,400 youths last year from 15 southeast Idaho counties and four Starr Valley counties in Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock Steel Co
Pocatello
Idaho-Wyoming
Palisades Lake
Idaho
Starr Valley
Wyo
Snake River Valley
LDS
Pocatello and
Blackfoot
Tenday Council
Soda Springs
Montpelier
Black
Foot and Afton
T. J. Chester
University of Idaho
4-H Club
OES Holds Installation of New Officers
Golden Rod Chapter No. 64 Eastern Star installs new officers at the Masonic hall after the regular meeting. Mabel Finch conducts the ceremony with assistors Earl Freeman Carl Finch and others. New officers include Marjorie Hale Harold Pack Rita Burgin Henry Burgin Jessie Gagan Muriel Hosick Myrtle Pack Jamie Lesley Hazel Blackburn Carolyn Carpenter Zelma Gillett Martha Mabel Ruud Charlotte Salser warder and sentinel.
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Golden Rod
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Mabel Finch
Earl Freeman
Carl Finch
Charlotte T. Salser
Marshall
Violet Lauritson
Alice Shufeldt
Marjorie Hale
Harold Pack
Rita Burgin
Henry Burgin
Grace Trims Aberdeen 55-52 in close basketball clash
Grace Red Devils edged Aberdeen 55 to 52 Saturday night in a tense contest. Dean Van Vleet led Grace with 19 points while Aberdeen's John Ruff had 16. The win marks Grace's second victory over Aberdeen this season.
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Grace Red Devils
Aberdeen
Grace
Tigers
Monte Nyman
Dean van Vleet
John Ruff
Beck
M. Vipa Eae
Wieberenee
Cardona Beck
B . Grimmett der Phillips
Abercrombie
Grace Harrison
Andreason Vee
van Vieet
D. Lloyd
Simmons
Tingey
Bids Sought for High School Homemaking Cabinet Work
Sealed bids to furnish steel cabinet work and accessories for a Caribou Bonneville Idaho high school homemaking department will be received by the Board of Trustees of Joint Class A School District No 150 at the District Office until 8 00 PM January 8 1956. Bids open publicly and read aloud. late bids not considered. Specifications available from Sund berg and Associates Idaho Falls. The board may reject any or all bids and waive informalities. No withdrawal after opening unless award is delayed beyond forty days.
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Cork
Board of Trustees
Caribou
Bonneville
Soda Springs
Idaho
Sundberg and Associates
Idaho Falls
Soda Springs Lions guest speakers clash over speeches
Parley Schenck and Harold Thom criticized George Dupin for using up superlatives about the guest ladies at the Soda Springs Lions Club event. Dupin, who led the holiday party, defended his opening welcome remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parley Schenck
Lions Clubs
Harold Thomas
Soda Springs
George Dupin
George
Weekend visitors from Pocatello visit Mel Clark family
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark of Pocatello were weekend guests at their son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. Mel Clark. Their granddaughter Sheri Lynn accompanied them and will spend the week in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Clark
Pocatello
Mel Clark
Sheri Lynn
Fred Cooper Resigns as Portneuf Soil District Supervisor
Fred Cooper retires January 1 after 15 years as Grace area supervisor of the Portneuf Soil Conservation District. He chaired the board and advocated better farming methods. Marvin Smith elected to succeed him. holdover supervisors include W D Fuhriman Elwood Stephens Wayne Wheatley and Dick Beubler. District honored for outstanding conservation district in Idaho for 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cooper
Portneuf
Grace
Cooper
Board of Supervisors
Marvin Smith
Smith
Lan
Bannock County
Caribou County
W. D. Fuhriman
Downey
Elwood Stephens
Bancroft
Wayne Wheatley
Robin
Dick Beubler
Tyhee
Country Club
Pocatello
Dan Baker
Goodyear Tire Co
Salt Lake City
Portenaf
Idaho
Ben Franklin Quoted on Liberty and Safety in Literature
A fragment quotes Benjamin Franklin praising the trade of liberty for literary safety, noting that those who give up liberty for safety deserve neither. The line echoes debates on freedom and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werth
Benjamin
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the Sun
County Extension
Frank and
Erma
Pocatello Firm
Camp Alpine
OES
Russell Hayes
Betty Bergen
Alva Gorton
Clem Walker
Hughie Weighall
Norman Gardner
Evan Hall
Lloyd Burton
Warren Carlson
Caribou Motor
Betty Poulsen
Bill Poulsen
Grace Trims
Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbors of America
IOOF
Louise Hayward
Dora Hughs
J FP Woodall
Soda
City Council
Frank Lalla
Frank
America
Church of Your Choice
Hale and Norcross
Comstock Lode
Santa
Sade Springs
Soil Dist
Breer
Carie Bible Fellows
James W. Sto
Gagon Lumber CO
Mrs
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Gagon
Walter Gagon
Jane Adams Dress Shop
Faye and
LaVerne
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