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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1965
Page
8
Local news notes a July 31 teen dance and hootenanny in Soda Springs at the tennis court. Sponsored by the L.D. First Ward, the event begins at 8 30 pm with no admission charge. The item lists community visits, family gatherings, and social events from residents including the Williams Ward and nearby visitors.
Singer Singer Sales and Service offers repair of all makes of machines with a representative in town every Friday and a message option for inquiries.
Luncheon on July 24 hosted by Elizabeth Call brought in Mr. and Mrs Sam Reed and other Utah couples from Salt Lake City and Soda Springs. The Bancroft Ward M I A held a closing social in the Cultural Hall with four teams freezing ice cream and girls’ cakes judged before serving. Joel Davids led games and activities.
Arlene Rasmussen and Sharon Keller visited as community activities and sports leaders. The month of August brings no MILA events while Diane Hatch returns from Colorado Springs to Montpelier for family time. A birthday dinner for Hattie Shanklin drew Emma Loveland and others from Pocatello and Norfolk on leave. Various relatives gathered at the Hatch and Davids homes for celebrations and plans to visit Idaho Falls Temple.
Grace residents enjoyed weekend trips to Jackson Wyoming and Pocatello Idaho while others visited Salt Lake City for medical checks. Irene Weaver is named city clerk. Community groups met for bridge and literary club events as Grace travelers shared family gatherings and local reunions with many names and places.
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