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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1954
Page
4
The Second ward Primary begins 930 Tuesday morning May 26 and continues weekly. The First ward Primary meets 40 on Monday mornings, with sessions scheduled during the summer term.
Local notices list May events including Ladies Ald at Presbyterian church on May 2, Ladies Golf Club at Mrs Jessie Gagan's home on May 21, Kiwanis at Idaho Cafe on May 24, Rebekah's at IOOF Hall on May 25, and a talk by Mrs Easie Studer from American Falls. A Lakeview Neighborhood Club picnic is planned May 27 at Hooper Spring with Fay Erickson and Gertrude Kummer hosting, weather permitting.
Dr Rexford W. Harrison will visit Soda Springs on Thursdays for weekly appointments. Call 187 or La Priel's Beauty Shop to book. Late appointments welcome. Eye examinations glasses fitted.
The article examines whether current coverage provides assistance needed to return to Inormal. It weighs policy terms, benefits, and potential gaps that could affect travel and relocation support available to the insured.
Mrs William Gagon was elected president of the Ladies Literary Club at its May 12 social meeting hosted by Mrs Betty Largilliere. Completing the slate are Mrs Henry Burgin as vice president and Mrs Charles Miller as secretary. Retiring president Mrs Heber Lau praised members for committees and cooperation.
Nellie Rosdahl opened with prayer as Alice Smith presided and Emily Williams conducted. Idella Harrison Emma Hansen and Emily Williams organized quilting while Lillie Adams led embroidery. Edith Allen presented the lesson Spending Your Health Dollars. Lunch was served by Districts 16 17 and 18. Luella Hymas gave the blessing and Lillie Adams pronounced the benediction.
Mountain View neighborhood club meets at Mrs Ross Thiber's home this evening. Previous hostess Mrs Carl Norris hosted a games and refreshments session with High Score to Mrs Bruce Reese and Low to Mrs Della Brown while Mrs Jack Hoopes took All-out honors. Notice to Creditors informs all claimants against Mattie E Morgan deceased to file within four months with vouchers at the Caribou County Court House Soda Springs Idaho. administratrix Bernie M Crawford lists Francis J Rasmussen as attorney.
Members of the Royal Neighbors gathered for a social evening at the Joof hall on Thursday. Hostesses were Dora Hughes and Marie Skinner. Florence Moe led the business meeting in Emma Hildreth’s absence. High prize went to Ethel Childs and low to Ella Weaver. traveling prize to Minnie Kesler. Attendees included Lula Shelph, Catherine Moore, Lyda Thorp, Duluth Evans, Marie Skinner, Ethel Childs, Maude Andruss, Iona Mikesell, Ella Weaver, Florence Moe, Susie Small, Josie Hildreth, Dora Hughes, Minnie Kesler, Olive Kelly, Vivian Watts, Hattie Hines. Next meeting set for Louise Hayward’s home on May 27.
A birthday surprise party honored Mrs. Stan Huff visiting from Henderson Nevada. Hosted by daughter Mrs. June Swain on May 15, the event featured games and lunch. Gifts were given to the guest of honor by friends Marie Reese Wanda Peters en Lucille Hirsbrunner Bernice Levitt Verda Wakeman and Elnora Vonberg.
Mrs. Mary Garvin and Mrs. Veneta Smith traveled to Logan on Monday.
In the probate court Louise H. Ayers is administratrix of the estate of William Dale Ayers. Creditors and claimants must file proof with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Notices served from May 18 with attorneys Frances J. Rasmussen and the Caribou County Court House in Soda Springs Idaho.
Mrs. Tona Mikesell joined the group entertaining Mrs. J P Lipker nee Grace Wilson at a bridal shower. Her name was omitted in last week’s hostess list and is now corrected.
Notice states the 1954 sewer assessment installment for Local Improvement District No. 5 may be paid at City Hall after May 20, 1954 and must be paid by June 8, 1954 or delinquency and a 2 percent penalty plus 10 percent annual interest from delinquency will apply. City Clerk Della Morris.
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