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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1956
Page
2
The Salvation Army Lassies visit children in wards to comfort young patients like Lindy of St Louis. They also cheer hospitalized veterans and elderly residents in city hospitals and homes, delivering comfort to over two million patients last year.
Larry Keller son of Mr and Mrs Doyle Keller has joined the armed services and been accepted into the Aviation Cadets. He studied at USAC in Logan for two years and was accompanied to Salt Lake by his parents. He will be assigned to an air base.
Justice of the Peace William Maugtin reports a week of cases with Harold Lloyd fined 15 dollars plus costs for negligent driving. Dewey R. Coffee also 15 dollars plus costs for fishing with two poles on Alexander Reservoir. Jerry B. Hall cited 15 dollars plus costs for dealer plates. Leonard Young fined 40 dollars plus costs for negligent driving and driving on a revoked license. new license revoked for 60 days.
Mr and Mrs Elias Leavitt and family relocated Tuesday from Grace to Warden Washington after purchasing a farm. Mr and Mrs Howard Thomas and their son will move into the Leavitt home.
Secretary Marlon B. Folsom reports at end of 1955 nearly eight million Americans receive old age and survivor insurance totaling 412 million monthly. Idaho had 26,787 beneficiaries. Caribou County listed 138 recipients in December 1955 totaling 6589 dollars with 65 above age benefits, 18 spouses, 38 children, 8 widows or widowers, 8 mothers, and 1 parent.
The Grace Lions Club will sponsor a full length film this week, showing Young Mr Lincoln on Thursday and Saturday in the grade school auditorium. Proceeds go to the scholarship fund as the club plans regular weekly screenings.
Marlene Monroe daughter of Mrs. Alvin Monroe earned a B A in business at Utah State Agricultural College Logan graduation exercises Saturday. She is employed by Idaho Power Company in Pocatello. Attending ceremonies were Mrs. Alvin Monroe Mrs. Reed Pugmire and Mrs. DaNoma Lish of Pocatello.
John Hemmert received a building permit to remodel a home and add a bathroom at 276 East 4th. The permit authorizes interior renovations and plumbing work as specified by the city building department.
Mr and Mrs Jimmie Carpenter move to 98 West Second Pryor Oklahoma with uth. Mr and Mrs R D Howell and family relocate from Colorado to 150 East Third South. Frank Roskelley of Logan resides at Munro trailer court. Clyde Caress and family from Conda settle at 60 West Third South. Fred Kopke and child from Boise live in Soda Springs. H E Regan Jr and children from Blackfoot at 267 East Dona Hue Ave Soda Springs. Rodney Trumble of Greenriver Wyoming stays at Munro Trailer Court. Albert Futch and family new residents at 17 Mon santo Blvd.
Rev Lincoln Angerson announces Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Common Worship at 11 a m with sermon Foot steps. Junior Choir to sing at the 11 o clock service and Boy Scout Troop 68 meets Monday at 7 p m. Bible study Tuesday 8 36 and prayer Wednesday 8 p m. Second LDS Ward holds 11 15 Sunday school and 7 30 sacrament meeting. First Ward LDS School 9 30 Sunday and sacrament at 6 p m. all welcome. Catholic Mass on 2nd 3rd 4th Sundays at 10 and sick calls to Preston 460.
A collection of short jokes and anecdotes including a conjoined breakfast pig joke and a director praising a star role. Also notes a Kansas motorist seeking shelter at a pig farm and a funeral attendance in Provo for John Harrison, father of Stanley Harrison.
Local ground notes describe Team No. 4 defeating a rival squad led by Nettle Teague and Moore's group in a tense matchup. Attendance by fans and visitors from Arco and nearby towns marked the event with local workers promising support and a June visit.
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