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Newspaper

Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1956

Page

5

Grace News Roundup from October 11

Local notes from Grace report weekend visits in Burley with Mrs Simmons family while Lightning sparked a brush fire near John Smith’s farm, fanned by rain. LDS aviation, library updates, and club events fill a busy Grace scene with community ties and small town details.

C OD. Simmons Burley Simmon John Smith Gart Bronson Sacramento Salt Lake Geo. A. Bronson Fairview Utah Angus Bronson Homer Johnny Williams Lee Lloyd Raydean Hale Rulon Burton Grace White Cross Plan Pocatello Frank Thomas Alice Smith Logan Alice Los Angeles Salt Lake City Ronald Sorenson Warren King Mabel Skinner Lydia Thomas Lillian Petersen Ruby Williams Litha Bronson Letha Christensen Winona Lowe Grace Library Pearl S. Buck Aleck Waugh Literary Club

Caribou County Sun notes and local life update

A compact Caribou County Sun column recaps Kiwanis meeting with Oz Call's chamber report, elk hunting outing, and local business notes. It includes a fishing and hunting economic survey summary by Idaho Fish and Game director Ross Leonard, detailing spending, participation, and statewide license figures.

Ross Leonard Idaho Fish and ‘Game Department Jin Brief Lcense Ideho

Giant Globe Master cargo plane on display at Pocatello breakfast

The C-124 Globe Master, one of the Air Force’s largest cargo trooper planes, will be open to the public at the Pocatello air breakfast on October 14. The 224 troop carrier will join other invited aircraft, including three F-89 Scorpion fighters, for display from 9 am to 2 pm at the municipal airport five miles west of town. Ground displays are free, and a limited number of breakfast tickets remain.

U.S Air Force Pocatello Air Municipal Catello Air Force

Kiwanis Club Entertained By Pocatello Guests

Kiwanis club members and guests enjoyed a Tuesday program presented by Earl Pond and John Grayson of Pocatello. Pond, Idaho State College graduate manager, and Grayson, ISC basketball coach from Oklahoma University, showcased football film and Moose Hunters comedy. Other attendees included Dr. George Rigby, Karl Stephens, Mel Clark, Dewayne Christensen, and Soda High athletes Bud Wakely and Max Butcher.

Kiwanis Club Earl Pond John Grayson Pocatello Pond Idaho State College Grayson ISC Oklahoma University Moose Hunters George Rigby Karl Stephens Soda High School Mel Clark Dewayne Christensen Bud Wakely Max Butcher

Local couples relocate homes this week

Mr and Mrs Vern Dille left Friday for Pocatello to settle a new home. Mr and Mrs Maynard Andreason moved into their new residence. Mr and Mrs F L Watchley and family moved to Houston, Texas to establish their home.

Mrs. Vern Dille Pocatello Maynard Andreason FL. Watchley Houston

Let there be light in truth and love, Mary Baker Eddy

A short quotation from Mary Baker Eddy frames Truth and Love as forces that transform chaos into harmony, expressing a belief in light and order guiding life and science of spiritual development.

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Former Grace Resident Otto Anderson Dies at 65 in Logan

Otto Anderson, longtime Grace resident, died Oct 2 at Logan LDS hospital at age 65. Born 1891 in Franklin Idaho, he married Isobel Lowe in 1912 and raised five children, surviving his widow Isobel Lowe, son Sherman of Salt Lake City, daughter Berneice Larson of Logan, his mother Isobel Lowe of Franklin, and brothers John and others. He worked in Grace and for UP&L after Grace Power and Light, retiring in 1945 due to rheumatism and arthritis. He was active in Lions, Sunday school, and local government.

Otto Anderson Logan Lds Hospital Mr. Anderson Franklin Idaho Martin Caroline Backman Anderson Isobel Wilson Lowe Logan Temple Burley Grace Moroni Lowe Otto Grace Mercantile Co L. Sumner Pond Grace Power and Light Co Mir. Anderson Village of Grace Utah Power and Light Co Up&l Lions Club Anderson Isobel Lowe Sherman Salt Lake City Edward Larson Berneice Logan Utah Isobel Anderson Lowe John

Fragmentary report on a car crash or collision

A garbled OCR fragment references a vehicle incident with brakes failing, a car door, injuries, and investigators. It mentions names or places like Shang La and Diane and includes unclear dialogue about a caleract or calibration. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent factual detail.

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Berniece Dutton Ruth Jenkins Ruth Varley Violet Harris Mildred Burton Edith Hubbard Mae Whitehead Verda Qualman Harvey Lloyd Lucille Clegg Yesteryear Ethel Sorenson Marjorie Hale Sumner Pond Sandra Varley Sivell Smith Frank Hue Val Gene Andreason Gwen Stalker Rose of San Antone Karen Clegg Ian Clegg Betty Christensen Hazel Sullivan Cora Cooper Yellie Johnson Dora Smith Tuleen Smith the King and I Fred West Oz Call Chamber of Commerce Chamber R. J. Coppard Soda Springs Mr. House Main Street Benny Kroner Tom Caribou County Dewey and Pearl Skinner Butte The Sun Don Salser Dr. Allen Tigert Roscoe Ruch Cecil Alldaffer Burke Horsley Larry Shriver Brush Crooked Creek C. & O. Railway Stan Mert Soda Paris Fabulous Lincoln Beauty Keller Motor Company Mary Baker Eddy Ani Ay Drivi Dan Boun Lyon Ing & Towne Lynn Woo Cary Shang la On Diane Oe the Caribou County Ennis Tag & Salesbook Co
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