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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1956
Page
12
Residents recount visits and gatherings across Soda, Ensenada, and nearby towns. Ken Mar, Tingey family, and Rex Huff families host and attend church events, rodeos, and berry outings with extended kin from Center and Salt Lake. Sunday meals, weekend travels, and school faculty meetings punctuate a busy, interconnected community scene.
Sixty five students made the second semester honor roll at Wauba State College. Seven earned high honors with all A's and 28 achieved honors for all A's except one B. Gary W. Crosly of Soda Springs, a sophomore in geology, was among the honorees.
The 1956 National 4-H Safety Program engages 600000 4-H Club members across 48 states to identify and correct farm, home, and highway hazards. They host demonstrations, radio talks, and displays, with General Motors funding safety awards, including medals, trips, scholarships, and plaques. The effort is run by the Cooperative Extension Service and the National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work. A separate note urges caution with moving objects and outlines irrigation practices for sugar beets, emphasizing soil moisture balance and a simple ball test to judge irrigation timing.
County agent Cecil Alldaffer reports on planning farm water systems to meet growing needs. Everett H. Davis of the University of Idaho extension warns against small setups and urges pumps sized to daily usage, including 33 gallons per person and 38 gallons per milk producing unit, with fire safety and electrical interlock considerations. He stresses farm safety, especially for children around tractors and loaded hay, noting moving equipment remains dangerous.
Mr and Mrs Mel Paskins and son of Salt Lake City stayed with Verland Roholt from Sunday to Tuesday. Ira Ellis and Van Neal with their spouses visited Salt Lake City to meet their new grandson, Ray Welling’s child. Caribou County Sun Soda Springs Idaho July 26 1956.
The University of Idaho Panhellenic Tea, part of fall sorority rushing, was held September 16 in Moscow with Dean of Women Louree Carter announcing that there will be no early rush week this year. Women attend numerous social gatherings at various sorority houses before pledging. The tea is a formal affair, with activities housed in hotels under housemother supervision. information can be obtained by writing.
An item from the Delta Gamma and Phi Pi organizations appears in this readable segment, indicating a campus club activity or meeting. Specific details such as date, location, or participants are not discernible in the fragment.
Mr and Mrs A G Stevens Ey returned from Texas visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J Jefferson in Sherman with his aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs A H Stevens in Paris. They also saw other relatives and friends.
Patty and Ann Christensen of receive a brief mention of a visit with their grandmother.
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