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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1957
Page
9
A 1957 Caribou County Sun republishs a ten point program from the American Education Association. The list urges careful speech, sparing promises, kind words, cheerful demeanor, open debate, modest virtue, avoiding gossip, protecting others' feelings, ignoring malicious remarks, and patience in earning dues.
Louella and George Muir from Gray welcome a boy weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces born May 20. Donna Rae Mabey of Bancroft welcomes a girl weighing 8 pounds 15 ounces born in May. Several names appear for admissions and discharges including Anna Andersen Grace Lynda Finlayson Conda Harriet Carver and others with Zella Corbett Hazel Blackburn and Carol Picanco noted for discharge.
A roster of individuals appears with statuses still confined or discharged across several Idaho towns including Soda Springs Georgetown Bancroft Conda and Oakley. The list names Lacey Johnson Burley John W Lewis Edward Hill Nona South Charles Whitworth June Whitworth Lewis R Young Jr C D McLain Jean H Johnson Rachel Chugg Enid Spiers Eleanor Balls Keith Austin Mary Jane Thomas Phyllis Robbins Henry Tippetts Edith Graham Evelyn McCracken with notes of discharged and still confined statuses.
Montpelier visitors included Mrs A R Hopkins along with Ann Jean Sibbett and Fern Hopkins on Saturday. Residents Mr and Mrs Louis P Maughan from Logan and Mrs Eth el Jones from Wellsville Utah visited the Maughan households on Monday.
Ralph V Pearson, conservation officer, explains Idaho bird protections under state law. The statute bans hunting or destroying song and insectivorous birds, with listed exceptions for certain species and landowners protecting crops. Penalties range from 25 to 100 dollars for those over 16, with juvenile penalties set by local courts.
Soda Springs and Grace high students placed well at the State meet in Boise last Saturday. Grace’s Bart Simmons tied for first in high jump, Thayne Smith was second in the mile, and Terry Van Vleet took third in the 20 yard dash. Grace coach Clarence Simmons and Homer Williams attended. Soda Springs athletes include David Hayes second in the half mile relay and fourth in shot put, Gary Salser fifth in the half mile, and Ron Wakely sixth in the 100 yard dash.
Blaine Sibbett and Dan Roy, both thirteen, rode from Gray Lake to Soda Springs by bike in four hours. They traveled on the straightforward route despite damp weather and reported an enjoyable trip.
Sharon Bright hosted the ITC club last Thursday with Court Whist. Members included LaJean Harris who won high and Trene Lakley who took low, Joyce Thomas bingo, plus Gerry Bennion Jeannie Spackman LaRae Rasmussen Geniel Birrer and the hostess. The club plans a Lava swimming party and pot luck lunch on June 5.
In town from Gray and Her man H E Heath reports conditions improving in Gray and Herm an areas. An irrigators meeting at the town hall elected Christ Mortensen water master for the year. Rain cheers farmers while some curses the weather. Hall the brenco buster tours from Dempsey causing daily excitement. Whooping cough cases appear in town raising parental concern. Several residents and visitors from Salt Lake City Union and Blackfoot areas are noted in Soda. A group including DeReece Hansen and family visit, with locals C A Stoor Graham and Vorwaller also mentioned on local travels to Lava.
Fragments show Dennis Nichols and others hosting a gathering at Center Street with women guests including Mrs. Edgar Baird and Mrs. Russell. Mentions of Boise visitors, attendance at a Republican event, and John Riggs and Lyle Hatton connected to city and Bancroft.
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