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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1956
Page
20
State College professor J. Da Ftah Bannock county seeks the office of United Senate. He has broad political and community service, including Po City Council work and Eagle Scout honors. He and six brothers grew up on a Bannock farm, earned a degree in husbandry, later advanced east for medical studies and a doctor’s degree in farm diseases.
Central area and Grace residents are listed hosting and attending multiple events this past weekend. Parties honored eighth birthday girl Karen Stringham and Roy Rosdahl with family gatherings, while many visited relatives in Montpelier Soda Springs Grace Logan and Ogden. Weekend outings included Boy Scouts to Lava Hot Springs and temple weddings in Logan.
Northwest Construction’s W Falkner defends his gun hobby and family ties as he moves to Soda Springs. Lions Club delegate Conrad Sanders plans Miami convention duties while Treasureton anglers and out of state fishermen shape local stocking debates. Local and distant events unfold around residents, Ballard area.
Grays Lake area notes announce a new writer after Mrs Layland relinquishes the column. A Spokane reader Anna Rogers sends a grateful letter to the hometown paper. 4 H clubs reflect on safety and emergency planning with Miss Bannett assigning next demonstrations.
At Soda Springs Idaho on May 3 1956 a local meeting features Francine Panter on warming and testing pate bottles Karen Wright on holding a be an forman and burp a baby Lou Raye Smith on temperandrums Nila Mickison on school age children Jeane Sant on infant care and Kay Lene Henderson on preschool aged children A doll aids the demonstration Sun newspaper solicitation for news entries.
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