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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1956
Page
9
Mrs L E Crawford, librarian, announced that 3860 books were loaned by the library last year. Myron Bacon donated a large selection of books and new shelves were added with room for expansion. The library offers nature, photography, gardening, power arrangement, and fiction for adults and children for summer reading.
The Soda Springs eighth grade class at Soda Springs High School is pictured with sponsors on tour in Pocatello. Front row lists LaVell Bassett through Roger Skinner. second row includes Carol Williams through Jolene Maughan. third row features Mrs. Gorton through Ken Thompson. fourth row shows Evan Hayes through Edward Bullock. Photo by Hammond.
Grays Lake residents were told the local post office will close on June first after a petition signed by most of the 80 plus year round users. The notice mentions efforts to attract tourists to Soda Springs and a plan to pipe mineral water to the railroad station for travelers to sample and spread the news. Rodeback Brothers announced a dance at the Opera House Saturday night and Elbert Eastman returned Sunday from Mackay where he worked as a stenographer.
Taking second place in the State Music Festival in Boise, Soda Springs high school orchestra earns eligibility for a national contest. The group, formed seven months ago, plans a spring commencement for Soda Springs students Friday evening.
A reflective line from Mary Baker Eddy on patience with justice and the ultimate triumph of right, underscoring steady moral resolve and enduring faith as time tests fairness and virtue.
Geraldine Ray won a cash prize as third place in a Third District poster contest and also took first in Grace. She is a seventh grade student in Junior High, daughter of Postmaster Gayle Ray. Other items note church ward consolidations, priesthood meeting, softball schedules, a camping trip for eighth graders, an archery contest, a dance and drama festival, visits by Salt Lake City guests, and local bridge among neighbors.
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