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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1954
Page
8
Dawn Spackman of Richmond and Lois Nash with Mr and Mrs Vernon Glenn traveled to Detroit Michigan to pick up a new red DeSoto and returned home.
Clinton A Ribble, 29, a former Morrison Knudsen worker at Sods Springs operation, drowned in Snake River near Jacksen Lake. Webb reports Ribble was a former ore haul handler. authorities believe he was caught in a whirlpool. body not recovered.
The report notes Me and Mrs Weston Maughan and family purchasing a home at 300 South 2nd West and moving in this week. MMés and Mrs Wik Meads spent the weekend in Salt Lake City. Alton Jenkins and family from Fort Worth Texas along with guests from Salt Lake City and Montana were visitors Wednesday.
Ram sale committee member L Finch announced this week that Idaho purebred breeders will gather at Filer for a ram sale. The event, supported by directorate for an eating length of time, has Finch as a consignor of rams at the national ram sale. Visitors are invited to come and see the new May dates and the automatic washer promotion at Keford Furniture Co.
Mrs LeRoy Meek spent Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday in Pocatello last week caring for her grandchildren while her son Lionel and his wife Gladys toured Sun Valley.
Monsanto begins operation of a new preparation plant feeding furnace No 1 and shuts the original plant pending the second furnace. Mr and Mrs Colin Chester return from a Pacific Northwest trip visiting Spokane Fullerton Vale and other places while Miss Josephine Greb visits Springfield I and engineers with Dr penedi. Others plan travel to Salt Lake City to meet their son Jimmy returning from Reno Nevada after three months with his grandmother.
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