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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1957
Page
3
The article warns that even strong swimmers can misjudge water danger. It urges never to swim alone and to have a partner system, especially with children. Observing group rules, supervision, and avoiding rough play protects lives. It cites Idaho drowning statistics and emphasizes education to reduce deaths.
More than 150 men women and children attended the annual Grays Lake Farm Bureau picnic held at the new park on Gravel Creek on Thursday June 27. Attendance represented all members in the area with a smorgasbord style meal and a "Memory Ranch" program featuring singing readings skits and musical numbers led by Mrs Glade Sibbett and aides.
New aspic salad blends tomato paste with lemon gelatin and vitamin C enriched Royal gelatin powder. It combines rice and celery in a tomato flavored aspic, can be molded in large or individual forms, and serves up to eight guests as a elegant cold dish.
The Grays Lake Farm Bureau gathers with Mr and Mrs John Soderman leading the year. Attendees include Harold Radford from Pocatello, Robert Herd and family, Mrs Herman Smith, Wanda Reed, Karen Loveland, and other county officials. An elderly spinster scolds a peddler as he scolds a horse, prompting a sharp reply about understanding language.
Mrs. R. D. Bunnett Robi and jlana Lee left Friday for their home in Spokane Wash following a visit at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. J. H. Harriman.
Elizabeth H. Call Administratrix of the estate of Newell Call deceased informs creditors and all persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication at Box 212 Bancroft Idaho. Public notices dated June 4, 1857.
Farmers may claim the new 3 cent per gallon federal gas tax refund by filing between July 1 and September 30. The old 2 cent forms cannot be used, and new forms are mailed to past recipients. Refunds cover July 1, 1856 to June 30, 1957 for farm operations only.
Monsanto Chemical Company of Soda Springs applies to the State Reclamation Engineer for a certificate to change the place of use of Subterranean Well water. Two flow amounts and two priority dates are listed with diversions and multiple section-based land parcels. A public appearance date is set for July 18, 1957, at Boise State House Room 107 for objections or reasons why the transfer should not be issued.
The 27th Northwest Furniture Market runs four days starting July 8 at Seattle venues including the Civic Auditorium and National Guard Armoury. More than 40 manufacturers will display furniture, bedding, lamps, rugs and appliances. Highlights include a breakfast, talks by Charles Simmons, air trips to Honolulu, a Puget Sound salmon bake, and previews of new lines.
Evan Vonberg spends the Fourth of July with his parents Mr and Mrs Archie Vonberg in Salt Lake City where he works. Jack Lewis returns to Soda Springs police department after two weeks in Salt Lake City due to illness.
Leonard Rice has been hired by the City Police Department to work for Chief Fayette Peck who is recovering from surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Johnson were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. Johnson's parents Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Johnson at the Grace plant.
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