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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1956
Page
5
President Eisenhower proclaims July 22 1956 as National Farm Safety Week urging farm residents to observe safety year round. He notes high farm accident deaths and urges continued prevention efforts by workers and related groups nationwide.
The Chesterfield area notes a club night with high score won by Mrs Valde McLain, draws by Mrs Cora Ruger, and numerous attendees including Mrs Ann Adams and Mrs Hazel Croney. The column also lists visitors, Sunday guests, and multiple family reunions at Lava Hot Springs Bear Lake and nearby towns, with updates on travels and local events.
Mr and Mrs Earl Peterell announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Jean to Clayton L Biorn son of Mr and Mrs M D Biorn of Ashton Idaho. The marriage will take place August 15 at the Idaho Falls LDS Temple. A reception will be held that evening in the Soda Springs LDS recreation hall. Carol is a former North Gem High School graduate and county agents secretary in Soda Springs. Clayton is an Ashton High School graduate and has recently returned from service in France and Germany. he is now farming in Ashton.
Mrs. Jim Corner and family and Jana and Rodney Tolman of Portland visited their father Chester Davids. Jana and Rodney are children of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Tolman, and Mrs. Tolman is the former Darla Whitworth. Will Ward of Pocatello and his daughter Florence visited sister Mrs. Martha Shipley in Salt Lake and Pocatello.
Caribou County Farm Bureau Board will meet at the County Court House on July 23 at 8 p.m. A state office member will present current information. They will plan a County Farm Bureau booth for the Fair Building and lay groundwork for a float entry in the Grace parade during the August 9 and 16 events.
The first Farm Bureau Talent-Fund and Talk-Meet in Caribou county was held at Grays Lake on Wednesday July 18 at 8 p.m. Attendees included Milton Smith president, Mrs Milton Smith county youth chair, Harold Redford from the state office, Mrs Herman Smith, Cecil Alldaffer county secretary and agent. Grays Lake residents joined the event to enjoy the program.
Family members arrive to help celebrate Colin Chester's birthday anniversary. Sanger California cousins Bruce and Howard Chester join Yale Oregon relatives Colin and Richard Chester, and other kin from Del Ray Ogden and Pocatello in attendance.
Residents in Palo Alto and nearby areas relocate to new addresses including 2g Donahue Ave and 328 South Firat West while Evan Hall and J K Budd also relocate. In the past three weeks the building permit office issued permits for Earl Sorenson Frank Kunz to remodel a residence at 170 N Malin Bt and Bell Larson to build a new rest. Dean Bum ee is also listed for an permit.
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