Christmas Party At Grace Amusement Hall
Grace Cove and Soda plants employees held their annual Christmas party in the Amusement Hall with a decorated tree greens and lights. A turkey dinner was served to many families including the Oliverson Hansen McGavin Johnson Burton Hurt and Wilkes groups among others.
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A. Ying Club
Grace Ad
Gail Ray
Ize Wendell Mur
Dee Sullivan
Ard
Lloyd
Brook Vu
Byron
Merlocott
Don
Dewey Hanie
Ray Anderson Mir
Ken Lloyd
Paul Hansen
Jack Hurt
Roholt
Mor “Vans
Gil Hansen
Oneida
Preston
Mark Jenys
Soda Point
Roger
Chance Wilkes
Dale
Robert Burton
Bob
Mary Johnson
Marlene McGavin
Salt Lake City
Marlene
California
Ray Anderson
Bear Lake
Grace, Cove, and Soda Plants
Leste Bell
Dennis Strong
Gordon Strong
Oliverson
Mark McGavin
Marlehe
Vivian
Ted Johnson
Leslie Bell
L. L. Deardorff
Jack Marshall
Harry Peterson
LaPhone
Chris Peterson
Ronald
Mark Jensen
Hans
David Biorn
Paul Haviland
Community Christmas Party At Tonk Plant Hosts 70 Attendees
Lifton plant families gathered for a Christmas party with a program featuring songs by Mary Childs and Glen Peterson, a reading by Vivian McGavin, jokes by Paul Hansen, and gifts from Santa. About 70 attended. dinner was organized by a local committee including Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jensen and Mr. Gordon Strong.
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Grant Peterson
George Atkinson
Florence Jepson
Douglas Ashbaker
Tom Johnston
Stub” Cleveland
Lifton
Joe Bowen
Farrell
Dean Dutton
Nels Roholt
Gene Roholt
Denton Mahoney
LaVern Gibson
Loran Jenkins
Glen Peterson
Shirley Forman
Keller
Dallas Popa
Mary Childs Popa
Mary Childs
Vivian McGavin
Jenkins
Paul Hansen
Santa
Mark Jensen
Gordon Strong
Verlon T. Jackson
Pocatello
Ted Vonnson
Ted Vonnson, A Mr. and Mrs. Gordon-Strong
Ronald
Dennis
Salt Lake City
Surong
Jim Bune
Salt
Mr. Strong
Jack Marshall
Logan
Utah
Jacequarspal
Soda Spring
Ted Johnson
Preston
Mra. Pasking
Hollywood salad dressing kit creator spurs a culinary trend
A decades old Hollywood tale describes a chef who crafted a complete end of sale herb and spice salad dressing kit with a glass shaker. The mix, vinegar and oil ratios were set so even beginners could shake up a first class salad dressing. The kit helped popularize salads across California and beyond.
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California
General 1
Erete
Robert Kreis
America
Christmas Party Night For Jolly Dozen Club in Chesterfield
The Jolly Dozen pinochle club met at Mrs. Richard Nelson home for its annual Christmas party. High score went to Mrs. Peter B. Jensen, with Mrs. Hazel Croney taking the consolation prize and traveling honors won by Croney and Dave Grimm. Mrs. Dave Grimm was the evening’s guest. later news lists many local holiday visits and gatherings involving Chesterfield residents and relatives from Ogden, Salt Lake City, Pocatello, and Logan, with multiple dinners and reflections on Christmas travels and testimonials.
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Richard Nelson
Peter B. Jensen
Ilazel Croney
Croney
Dave Grimm
Chester Davids
Salt Lake City
van Tussenbrook
Cal Holbrook
Reed Hatch
Ogden
R. G. Hatch
Frank Whitworth Geddes
Junie
Raymond Whitworth
Otto Millward
Shauna Webster
Linda Park
John Chase
Pocatello
Wayne Millward
Kay
Dale Miles
Blackfoot
Newell Miles
Moreland
D. H. Miles
L. G. Call
Newell
Lee Crockett
Ryan
Logan
Henrietta Hogan
Local Families and Students Gather for Holidays in Soda Springs and Bancroft
The piece notes residents visiting and moving within Bancroft and Soda Springs. Hen rietta teaches in Soda Springs this year. Day family relocated to Bancroft living near Ray mond Maughan. College students home for holidays include Ruth Whitworth Janice Redford Clar Hatch Jay Holbrook Wal Davids Thelme Batch Clair Rindlisbaker Robert Redford and Frank Faulkner. Herbert Whitworth honored on birthday at Asa Hatch home with Otto Millward. Family refreshments served. Herman Hatch showed Holland films. Deane Hubbard recently returned from Iran after two years government work and three months Europe tour. Kay Milward returned from Fort Ord on fourteen day furlough.
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Favath
Chris Calland
Gene Treasure
Henrietta
Soda Springs
Dean Day
Bancroft
Raymond Maughan College
Ruth Emily Whitworth
Janice Redford
Clar Hatch
Jay Mack Holbrook
Wal J Davids
Thelme Batch
Clair Rindlisbaker
Robert Redford
Frank Faulkner
Herbert K
Mike Whitworth
Herbert K Whitworth
Otto Millward
George
Michael
Mike Hatch
Deane Hubbard
Iran
Europe
Kay Milward
Otto Milward
Fort Ord
Farmers Income Tax Forms At Co Office
Farmers may file estimates by January 16 or the full 1956 return by February 15. If January 15 is chosen, balance due must be in the collector’s office by April. A free booklet, 1956 Farmers Tax Guide, explains reporting including soil bank payments and depreciation. The county agent and Calvin Wright, Idaho collector, distribute copies.
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Internal Revenue Sevice
Calvin Wright
Idaho
Internal Revenue Department
Travelers to Salt Lake Visit by Szell Family
Mr. and Mrs. Max Szell and Sally visited Salt Lake City on Thursday and Friday, enjoying the sights and local culture during their trip.
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Mrr
Nathan Hale
Preston
Hales
Salt Lake City
Nathan Hale Jr
Salt Lake
Max Szell
Sally
New Year Health Resolutions from Idaho Readers
Idaho readers offer a sample list of health focused New Year resolutions. Emphasizes immunization yearly exams dental care nutrition and regular exercise. Encourages fresh air sunshine and clean water while prudent budgeting and cautious living guide family health and safety.
Caribou County Soda Springs Jan 57
Local brief notes a Soda Springs entry in Caribou County records with January references and a 57 end marker. No further details are available in the fragment.
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Caribou
Caribou County
Sum
Soda Springs
Barnside safety pledge prompts childproofing measures
A note urges readers to secure medicines and household items out of reach of children, reinforcing common sense safety practices. The brief emphasizes keeping youngsters away from dangerous objects and steps near the barn to prevent accidents.
Social Security Tax Hike Affects Millions of Workers
The Social Security payroll tax rises on January 1 affecting about 53 million workers and five million employers. Servicemen begin contributions for the first time as the program expands. The new rate is 2 percent on the first 4260 of earnings, with a maximum $94.50 annually, plus employer matching and self-employed adjustments. The higher tax reduces take home pay for most workers starting January, with certain timelines for different groups.
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