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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1966
Page
8
The page lists numerous social events and visits across Grace, Idaho, including Emma Jorence Chris atello and Ima Turner staying days with relatives, Harman and Hanson families hosting gatherings, and multiple trips to Salt Lake City, Pocatello, and Boise. It mentions illnesses, memorials, and a garden party with various neighbors and friends.
A Bancroft family birthday event at Joel Simons home Saturday included DeLila Simons, her parents the Mickelsens, the Simons family, and Ne wel Simons clan. Guests enjoyed cake by Nina Christensen then visited Marva Mickelsen in Soda Springs who had been released from Caribou County Hospital. DUP meeting at Camp Louie hosted by Erma Gilbert featured a sheep raising talk by Erma and a history by Marjorie Gilbert and an election.
The club selected Captain Lillis' Lloyd as Captain Eli Grimm as First Vice Captain Irene Kelly as Second Vice Captain Urilla Call as Secretary. Outgoing officers include Captain Erma Gilbert and vice captains Urilla Call Irene Kelly Ella Grimm and Secretary were hosted along with Louie Call Robenta Christensen Christine Hatch Charlotte Migginesa Grace Mikkelsen Hinora Ruger Ivalue Ruger Pearl Yost Mary Ann Jenkins Remington Hortense Lloyd Hattie Shanklin and Annie Call as guest.
SWIFT SPOONS 4-H Club in Soda Springs Idaho on May 7 1966 elected Karen Alldaffer president Carol Bingham vice president Diane Brown secretary and Stephanie Horsley reporter. Mrs Alldaffer outlined year goals including cake desserts vegetables and luncheons with a custard demonstration noting high altitude baking adjustments. Refreshments followed and the meeting adjourned.
An old bachelor farmer retires and buys twelve eggs. One egg bears a lady's name and address with the plea Please write. He opens it and realizes the lady would be very old by now, so he decides not to write. Read the want ads.
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