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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1958
Page
2
Old Farmer's Almanac notes warn to heed Jones and daughters as spring arrives. A father recalls hearing a clock strike while a son confirms stopping the clock to avoid waking him. A fighter trades blows eight rounds and is urged to deliver a knockout to salvage a draw.
Grace High School selects Barry Adams and William Condie as delegates to American Legion Gem Boys State at Boise Junior College on June 14. Both juniors, Adams is son of Evan Adams and Condie is son of William Condie of Cleveland. Alternates Raymond and Courtney McGregor named. selections followed a Legion meeting.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Kelly spent the weekend in Rockland visiting Mrs Nellie Richardson and also called on Mr and Mrs T M Morris in American Falls.
Soda Springs L D S Seminary will hold graduation exercises on Thursday May 22 at 8:00 p m in the L D S Chapel. Twenty one graduates will receive diplomas including seven for postgraduate work. Elder A Theodore Tuttle will be principal speaker. Program includes processional songs talks and awarding of diplomas. Public invited.
Grace Seminary conducts its graduation Friday evening May 16 at 7 30 p m in the Bannock Stake House with Alda F Gardner principal of the Afton Seminary delivering the main address Student speakers include Courtney McGregor Connie Lou Anderson and Elizabeth Dalton speaking on Moments to Cherish Diplomas will be awarded by President Dee L Andreasen and musical numbers will be performed by graduating students
The Hildreth family expresses sincere thanks to friends for kindnesses shown after the death of a loved one. Mrs Lulu Dean Hildreth Mrs Ruth Liston Fay E Hildreth.
A 1957 Ford pickup owned by Francis Peterson of Bancroft sustained $150 damage after braking that grabbed, causing the truck to swerve hit an embankment and tip onto its right side east of Talmadge road. No injuries reported. Sheriff Ralph Marriott investigated.
Walter Gagan and family and M S Roberts and family express thanks for kind deeds during our loved one’s illness and passing. Words cannot express our appreciation for the care and support shown by friends and neighbors.
Bancroft Seminary held a Wednesday graduation with exercises titled Celestial Marriage Out Road to Eternal Life and Happiness conducted by Robert Dunford. Graduates listed include Joe Banks, Dean Hatch, LaMar Lloyd, JoAnn Tolmat, Karen Wilson, and many others with diplomas and a two year certificate awarded to Stirling Brangham.
A correction notes names mistakenly omitted from the survivors of Hannah M. Skinner in last week's Sun death notice. The list includes Erroll W. Miller Salt Lake City Ruth Hill Morgan Utah Billy Hill Los Angeles John J. Skinner Los Angeles Jim J. Skinner Carnell Washington Jane Wilber Eleason California Smith Skinner Salmon Idaho Woodruff J. Skinner Idaho Falls Elaine Sibbet Soda Springs Gladys Jensen Blackfoot Beatrice Wright Thatcher Idaho and four sisters Mrs. Thomas Ingran Parker Mrs. R. H. Craven Rexburg Mrs. L. B. Tippets and Mrs. Zelma Hoff Salt Lake City. Our apologies are extended.
McNeil Mack Glenn of Ricks College Rexburg was elected 2nd vice president of the 1958 59 student body. He is Delta Phi president and 2nd counselor in the Elders Quorum at the College ward. He is Soda Springs High School 1950 graduate, served in the Air Force four years, then a two year LDS Gulf States Mission. He is son of Isabelle Beus of Challis and married to Audrey Lewis of Soda Springs.
Thatcher Lago News notes last weekend visits as Bob Mendenhall family stayed with parents in Thatcher and visited Layton Utah for Mother's Day. Gale Freed with son stayed in Lago with Ruud family. Sadie Mickelson of Logan visited local area. Owen Andreasen admitted to Caribou County Hospital under Dr Herron care. Thatcher third graders with Mrs Vera Young rode to Pocatello for picnic and sightseeing. Friends surprised Mr and Mrs Laciide Coombs with a housewarming and plate lunch followed.
Scheduling notice shows Bear Lake stages altered with Lauritzen as owner. West 5 listed. Confirmed changes affect event flow and venue operations.
Fragmentary diary style notes mention Mrs Harris and Nelle Stephenson, the Thatcher school band, and dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Ne, Mendentall, Dwight and Smith. Mentions Ruth Latt and L. Reid as Moscow winners this year with plans for June events.
Roy Larsen of Bancroft, longtime International farmer, recently bought a 360 41 horsepower drawbar diesel tractor from Caribou Implement and reports high satisfaction. He operates about 2,400 acres with help from son Kirk and others, using irrigated meadow and barley ground, and credits the amplifier and fast hitch features for easy work.
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