Engagement Told Linnea Johnson to DeWayne Dimick
Linnea Johnson of Soda Springs announces her engagement to DeWayne Dimick of Montpelier. The couple has not set a wedding date.
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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1955
Page
4
Linnea Johnson of Soda Springs announces her engagement to DeWayne Dimick of Montpelier. The couple has not set a wedding date.
Notice sets August 1 1955 hearing before Notary Alfred C Cordon in Pocatello for Dale and Clifford Welch Lund Idaho to prove completion of works diverting three cubic feet per second of water for irrigation and domestic use under Permit G 22755. Water placed to beneficial use at specified NW SW etc in Caribou County with priority date April 22 1952. Remainder lists locations and legal jurisdiction.
Logan temple ceremony united Lucile Balls and Clarence H. Bagley in marriage Friday June 24 Pres A George Raymond officiated. Attendants included Gay Nebeker and Joan Booth with reception and wedding breakfast following. They plan to reside in Logan while pursuing graduate studies.
The Camp Meads Daughter of Utah Pioneers in the local LDS chapel will host a Sunday evening program at 6 30 with the Idaho state flag on display and discussion of state emblems. Camp Captain Mrs Pat Lola Walker will give the talk and Pres Carl W McIntosh of Idaho State College loans the flag. The event notes flags cost about 77 dollars for small versions and that Mrs Lulu Barnard arranged the loan after contacting officials and schools. Soda Springs Wards will attend and the program is open to the public.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Humphrey hosted friends and relatives this week. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Melvin Kennedy and Mr and Mrs Don Kennedy of Blackfoot, and Tuesday guests Mroo and Mrs Keith Woodhouse, Driggs former Soda Springs residents. Mrs Leslie Dalrymple and children from Coeur d Alene visited with Mrs Humphreys and Joe Dalrymple. Evva Dalrymple, Mrs Humphrey's mother, arrived Wednesday and is convalescing after an operation and Bear Lake hospital stay. Wednesday dinner guests were Mrs James Crane of Georgetown and Mrs Dinina Hayes. Weekend guests at the Stanley Huff home were Mr and Mrs Harry Wood of Las Vegas, Nevada.
Mrs. Henry Burgin hosted a 1 pm luncheon for Past Matrons of the Order of Eastern Star at her Burgin home. The event was a farewell for Vera Jean Erickson and others moving away, with canasta, bingo, and prizes awarded to Mrs. Merriam, Mrs. Harriman, and Mrs. Lauritsen.
Mrs. Geneva Telford hosted a family reunion at Grace Sunday, the first in 27 years, with daughters sons in law and wives present. Guests included Victor and Gene Telford plus many spouses and grandchildren totaling nine grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
Mrs Kenneth McClellan hosted last Friday afternoon for the Soda Springs Ladies Golf Club with 21 members and a guest. Bridge winners were Mrs Jack Garvin high and Mrs Jack Lauritson second high. Mrs Dutch Shufeldt to host tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs Pharis Peterson hosted the Henryettes at her home with Mrs Lee Reese. Guests included Mrs Ray Christensen Mrs Glenn Winschell Mrs Jack Nuffer and Mrs Glen Craig plus other friends for visiting and sewing. Desert luncheon followed.
Mrs Stan lei Huff and Mrs Sylvia Bybee visit Grace and care for ill Mrs Winschell. Ray Taylor and Jack Nuffer travel to Preston and Chesterfield. visitors at several homes include Arthur Map hart Max Weaver Bruce Reese and Peggy Tingey. Families Garro Petey and Crs attend Rupert and Ly Lan trips. cinder job progress noted at Ford construction site.
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