Permit Required To Burn Brush In State Fireseason
State Forester Roger L Guernsey announces a closed fire season from June 1 to September 30. A permit is mandatory to burn slash stubble or to start any fires. In Caribou County permits are obtainable from Homer Williams in Grace or Del Deaton in Soda Springs.
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Roger L. Guernsey
Caribou County
Homer Wiliams
Grace
del Deaton
Soda Springs
Pebble and
Chesterfield
Forest Ranger
Pocatello
Mrs. Robertson Dies In Pocatello
Florence Robertson of Rawlins Wyoming died of a coronary heart attack in Pocatello Idaho on June 12 1953. She had lived in Soda Springs and Rawlins and worked in hospitals and retail, with a daughter Hazel and a granddaughter Florence Kay Shufeldt surviving. Funeral services were held at the local Presbyterian church with Rebekah Lodge and Odd Fellows members in attendance. Burial was at Fairview Cemetery.
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Airs
Florence Robertson
Rawlins
Wyoming
Pocatello
Idaho
Crawfordssville
Indiana
Peter
Lydia Jamison
Newton
Illinois
Charles Frederick Johnson
Hazel
Soda Springs
W. J. Smith
Caribou County
Jack Robertson
Robertson
Rebekah Lodge
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Fairview Cemetery
Grays Lake Farm Bureau Sponsors Summer Dances
The Grays Lake Farm Bureau plans summer dances starting June 28 with season tickets sold in advance to fund the events. Committees for music, advertising, concessions, tickets, and door duties were named. Aannual picnic is set for Gravel Creek Park on June 25 and a local talent fund event is planned for July 30 with age-based contestant groups.
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Grays Lake
Russell Sibbett
Carmen Tin- Bey
Winc
Colleen Layland
Diane Samson
Gene Tingey
Frances Royal
Hospital Notes Admitting and Discharging Names Listed
The hospital notes show admissions for Frank Lallatin Soda Springs N A Barbarigos Green River Wyoming ae vienel A Richards Soda Phyllis Tracy Wayan Lucy Hayes Soda Springs Elsie Peterson Soda Springs Orville Devine Soda Springs Verga Schwanavelt Soda Stanley Sorensen Soda Cora Barfuss Bancroft Warren King Grace Craig Christensen Soda Maria Monroe Soda Springs D H Lioya Grace Lorrene Bews Soda Springs Paul Lechtenberg Bancroft Robert Vanderpool Pilot Rock Oregon Erma James Soda Springs.
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Frank Lallatin
Soda Springs
N. A. Barbarigos
Green River
Wyoming
Vienel A. Richards
Phyllis Tracy
Wayan
Lucy Hayes
Elsie Peterson
Orville Devine
Verga Schwanavelt
Stanley Sorensen
Cora Barfuss
Bancroft
Warren King
Grace
Craig Christensen
Maria Monroe
D. H. Lioya
Lorrene Bews
Paul Lechtenberg
Robert Vanderpool
Pilot Rock
Oregon
Erma James
Caribou Youth Camp Opens for 1958 Season
The Caribou County Youth Camp opens June 15 1958 guided by the Soda Springs Lions Club and Soda Springs Kiwanis Club. Reservations are handled by Bud Woodall at the Courthouse Soda Springs with priority to Cribon County youth groups and Grace Bancroft Soda Springs areas.
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Caripou County
Soda Springs
Doyle Stiles
Grant Lay
Soda Springs Lions Club
Walter Bingham
Ralph Marriott
Soda Springs Kiwanis Club
Bad Woodall
Leah Rebekahs Meet Honors at Lodge June 10
Noble grand Hilda Thompson conducted the Leah Rebekah lodge meeting at 100F hall on June 10 at 8 p.m. Edith Turner read a letter from Esther Leary. A memorial service honored members Nola Schuler Gladys Hildreth Lois Carpenter Betty Peterson Duluth Evans and Jeannine An. Dessert was served after the lodge.
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Leah Rebekahs
Noble
Hilda Thompson
Leah Rebekah Lodge
Edith Turner
Rebekah Assembly
Esther Leary
Nola Schuler
Gladys Hildreth
Lois Carpenter
Betty Peterson
Duluth Evans
Jeannine An
Myrua Cook
Ertha
Barbara Hatch
Vera Hotner
Ivy Rebekahs
May Thompson Dalu
Kiwanis Hear Dist Lt Governor at Tuesday Meeting
Doran Gillette announced the Pony League now has two teams with 30 boys. coaches are Jack Canaan with Don Berk and Butch Sheffel with Tom Kramer. The group plans two more teams and holds Friday games. Also featured were guest Jewel Horton from Pocatello, hospital-bound member Dick Richards, and Fish Derby plans for July 13 led by Bert Godfrey with committee members. Joe Armstrong, new Division Four Lt Governor, spoke on Kiwanis aims and 43 years of club history with nine objectives emphasizing community service and education.
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Kiwanis
Doran Gillette
Jack Canaan
Don Berk
Butch Sheffel
Tom Kramer
Jewel Horton
Alameda
Bert Godfrey
Ralph Gorton
Ronnie Davis
Bill Meads
Bob Carpenter
Ralph Horsley
Frank Hendrickson
Ralph Marriott Stan Matthews Sr
Tim Daly
Walt Bingham
Joe Armstrong
Idaho Falls
Kiwanis Club
Armstrong
Waldo Elected to UP&L Board in Salt Lake City
H R Waldo of Salt Lake City, a 47 year electrical industry veteran, was elected to the Utah Power and Light Co board to fill the vacancy created by a resignation. He has long served Telluride Power, becoming its president in 1946 until its acquisition by Utah Power last month and remains a Telluride director.
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H. R. Waldo
Salt Lake City
Utah Power & Light Co
Walto
The
Telluride
Utah Power
Telluride Board
Monsanto to sponsor two Conquest TV shows in 1953 season
Monsanto and CBS Television announce a contract to present two hour long Conquest programs in fall 1953 with an option to continue in 1959. The science series is produced with the National Academy of Sciences and AAAS. Four programs aired in 1957-58.
Visitors From Las Vegas Visit Mr Victor Wood
Mr and Mrs Victor Wood of Las Vegas Nevada visited Mr. Wood during a regional social event. The report notes a cordial exchange and friendly greetings observed by attendees.
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Las Vegas
Victor Wood
Nevada
Grass Specialist Approves Local Country Club Course
STAN MATTHEWS SR reports Mr Spence a grass and range specialist and U S Extension conservationist inspected the local Country Club Tuesday. He praised the native grass cover as highly satisfactory, noting steady growth and few problems. County Agent Cecil Alldaffer joined, urging continued squirrel poisoning and trunk treatment to deter bark eating rodents. Spence urged immediate use of standard golf course mowing gangs after heavy equipment removed sagebrush stumps and mounded gophers. He recommended sowing sparse areas with Marion Blue Grass and White Dutch Clover and shared tips on creeping bent grass for greens. He linked golf to Scotland where shepherds used sheep to move pebbles, noting six million golfers in the U S today.
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Liter Spence
U.S
Cecil Alldaffer
Spence
Alldaffer
Sparce
Spencer
Marion
Scotland
United States
Golf's universal appeal attracts players of all ages and sizes
The article, citing Joe Miller, argues golf suits everyone from ages 9 to 90 and all body types. It notes golf's beauty lies in expert play and coordination, with many preferring a lower score even in defeat. It also mentions eligibility rules for a group reaching age 50.
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United States
Joe Miller
Royal Neighbors Potluck Breakfast Held
Royal Neighbors held their annual potluck breakfast on Thursday June 12 at Hooper Spring despite rain. Attendees included Mrs Lida Tharp with two granddaughters Gayla Muselin and a Richland Washington relative, Ethel Childs Hilda Thompson Maude Andrews Susie Small Duluth Evans Lillian Payne two sons Iona Mike Essell, Hattie Hines Kathryn Get Gulch Resale Moore Eva Butterfield.
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Hooper Spring
Lida Tharp
Gayla Muselin
Richland
Wash
Ethel Childs
Hilda Thompson
Maude Andrews
Susie Small
Duluth Evans
Sence
Lillian Payne
Iona Mike
Essell
Hattie Hines
Kathryn
Moore
Eva Butterfield
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Grays Lake Farm Bureau
Caribou
H.R. Waldo
Up&l
Monsanto
Janet Leigh
Broadway
Stan Matthews
Arboy Soda Springs
Sam Krebs
Massey - Ferguson PE
Massey-Ferguson
Langenbahn & So
Grace, Idaho