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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1954
Page
4
Busy weeks ahead as 4H leaders organize exhibits for a county fair. The piece notes aprons, hot pets, dresses, and crafts, with club visits and community cookies recipes from Abana Harker and Lucia Wilson shared for bake sales and demonstrations.
Community events include Pioneer Day activities with parades dances and store closures. July 27 Soda Springs Farm Bureau voter meeting in district court room. July 27 Kiwania ladies night picnic Hooper Spring 6 45 p m. Aug 5 Ladies Aid pot luck picnic Hooper Spring 1 p m. Aug 7 8 Famous Henry Stampede. Aug 10 Idaho state primary election. Aug 12 14 Caribou County Fair at Grace.
A Grace Lutheran church ceremony in Pocatello united Mr. and Mrs. William Christen gen on June 2 with Rev. R A Koch officiating. The bride Dixie Lublin wore satin and net with a lace yoke and crown, plus American Beauty roses. About 300 guests attended a reception at the church recreation hall.
Sixteen members and one guest Miss Edith Davis of Long Beach California attended the Ladies Golf Club meeting hosted by Mrs Roscoe C Rich. Esther Wallace had the high score and Anna Baird was second. Members plan to meet tomorrow at Mrs Rita Burgin's home.
A fragment notes a cake recipe with moderate sugar and chocolate icing. It mentions even degrees and minutes for baking, May frost timing, and soft moist texture similar to miniature cakes. The text appears as culinary prose with blunt quantities and steps.
In the Probate Court of Tnaro Caribou County an estate matter for Hans P Han known as H P Han is filed. The record lists the deceased and relates to administration matters including appointment of executors and asset disposition.
Administrator Adolph H Hansen notifies creditors to present claims against Hans P Hansen also known as H P Hansen deceased within four months of first publication. Claims to be filed at Francis J Rasmussen Attorney Caribou County Courthouse Soda Springs Idaho. Publication dates July 22 29 August 5 12 1954.
Hoboes roamed the streets and city park on Monday afternoon drawing curious glances as Mrs. Norma Rasmussen's Second Ward MIA Beehive class dressed for a Picnic at Hooper Spring. The group roasted weiners and watermelon, played games, and hiked, with attendees including Karen Dygert Koreen Maughan Patricia Keller Raylene Anderson Bettie Peterson Nancy Bevins Bonnie Kummer Shirley Paetsch and guests Linda Major Clearfield Tonna Van Sickle Marilyn and Sandra Birch.
The Charles C Rich family from San Bernardino and Bear Lake valley items plan a 1954 reunion at the USAC campus in Logan on July 31 and August 1. More than 600 descendants are expected including local relatives. Activities include barbecue dance program floor show and a large family dinner.
Mrs Minnie Dray received guests including her sister Mrs Martha Barnes of Montpelier on Monday. Last week guests were Mr and Mrs Herman Egh of Pocatello. New residents in Soda Springs include Mr and Mrs Thomas Williams Mr and Mrs Jean Mouton Mr and Mrs Gregory Tsivinsky Mr and Mrs J B Murray and Effie Curtis.
Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. David Biorn were honored at a 1 to 6 pm reception at the bride’s parents’ home in Alexander. About 150 guests signed the guest book, with gifts arranged in the room and numerous local women assisting with refreshments. Bowls of pastel sweet peas shared the decorative scene.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Richards left Wednesday for Yellowstone and plan to return Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Larsen visited Georgetown and Montpelier Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Max Snell hosted guests from Montana over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hooper also mentioned in the social notes.
Oliver E Davis B D Lava Hot Springs announces a new kitchen cafe site at Knotty Pine Cafe East Main Street with offices in the trailer at rear.
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