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Newspaper

Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1955

Page

4

Soda H S Seniors Stage Seventeenth Summer Play

Soda H S seniors present the three act comedy Seventeenth Summer at 8:00 p m in the high school auditorium Friday and Saturday October 14 15 directed by Lynetta Kunz with a cast led by Mollyane Martineau Margarett Caress Annette Smith Bonnie Chatterton and Gordon Allen among others the play follows a Midwest family during a teenager’s life from happy to sad moments.

Anne Custer Martins Maureen Daly Lynetta Kunz Soda Springs High Angie Mollyane Martineau Margaret Margarett Caress Lorraine Annetta Smith Kitty Bonnie Chatterton Mrs. Morrow Jacqueline Bevins Mr. Morrow Jay Muir Jack Ronald Anderson Art Merthyn Lallatin Martin Hope Lynn Dredge Jane Va Neal Ellis Tony Gordon Allen Margie Ruth Evans Fither Steady Roger Rompel Geraldine Hansen Glenna Rose Palmer Barbara Jean Byars

PTA Meeting Highlights Teaching Aids Show

Visual aids in lower grade education were demonstrated by Soda Springs and Conda teachers at the PTA meeting. Ralph Taylor introduced the program, and Mrs. Pete Bistline of Pocatello spoke about children's books. Attendance prizes went to Conda and Soda Springs rooms while plans were announced for the Mikado at the high school.

Soda Springs Conda PTA Pete Bistline Pocatello Ralph Taylor Pres Perry Warner James Stoker Sorenson Kessler

Bible School To Be Established In Caribou County

Northwest Mountain Mission appoints James and Mrs James Stoker as workers to establish a Bible teaching ministry in Caribou County Idaho. A weekly Thursday adult study has begun at the Stokers home with a Sunday service and film program planned to start November 20. Other county communities will receive youth and adult bible study efforts as needed.

Caribou County James Stoker Northwest Mountain Mission Little Salmon River Riggins Idaho Snj Challis Crouch Yank Mon Cascade Donnelly Stoker Caribou James Soker Howard ©. Waterman Idaho Power Company Henry M. Nelson Boise Harry A. West Aaron Olson Valley Bible Center Ida Bruce Walters Austin Wold

North Gem Cowboys roll to homecoming win over Fielding

North Gem defeats Fielding 46 to 6 on homecoming at Bancroft. Monte Charles scores three TDs, Brent Maughan adds two, Wiltison and Dell Maughan each score, Adrian Mickelson adds a PAT as all Cowboys see action. North Gem heads to West Side next.

North Gem Cowboys Fielding Spartans Bancroft Bob Bell Boys North Gem Cowboys Monte Charles Brent Maughan Martin Wiltison Dell Maughan Adrian Mickelson West Side

Fire Damages Diamond T Truck Sunday

A Diamond T semi truck suffered minor damage from fire on Sunday. A tarp at the rear ignited, burning the truck bed slightly. Start of the fire was undetermined and the blaze was extinguished by the fire department upon arrival led by Earl Gunnel.

Earl Gunnell

City board grants permits and new home moves

Permits issued at the last city board meeting include Jay Ho Allred for an addition to the Texaco Cap warehouse on the railroad and Vern Stoor to paint parking stalls at Stoor grocery. New residents are Mr and Mrs Eugene C McLain at 12 North First East and G G Griftis family at 164 South Main Street.

Jay Ho Allred Texaco Stoor Stoor Grocery Eugene C. McLain North First East G. G. Griftis The Pipeline Co South Main Street

Local Justices Court Records Highlight Fines and Incidents

In Lava Hot Springs and surrounding areas, several defendants faced penalties after pleading guilty to charges such as attempting to snag fish and driving with a suspended license. Other cases noted include intoxication fines and expired license violations, with officers cited for each action. Gillett hospital update and limited case reports from Grace, Bancroft, Soda Springs, and Tremonton are mentioned.

Justice of the Peace Lee Wallace Beldon Alexander Charles Skinner Lava Hot Springs Bill Holland Gary T. Harris Grace Fayette Peck J. D. Jenkins Bancroft Holland Wilber Nalcott Technie Bellway Chief Peck Vern Hildreth Soda Springs Peck Gillett Grace Justice of the Peace

Minor accidents investigated by sheriff's office

Two minor accidents were investigated last week by the sheriff's office. In Trail Canyon near Soda Springs on Oct. 4, William Prescott Grace and Byron Moore were drivers of a 1954 pickup and a 1947 GMC truck. Prescott said glare from Moore’s lights caused a collision that left $103 damage. Janice Hildreth investigated. In Soda Springs on Oct. 8 Vera Jean Erickson Jorgensen and Osborne J Call drove vehicles. Call backed into Jorgensen’s 1955 Chevrolet causing $40 damage. Sheriff Ralph Marriott investigated.

Sheriff's Office William Prescott Grace Byron Moore Bancroft Soda Springs Trail Canyon Road Prescott Moore Barrow Pit Janice Hildreth Vera Jean Erickson Jorgensen Osborne J. Call Jorgensen Call Chevrolet Ralph Marriott

Lund MIA Fireside Hosts Clarence Fields Guest Speaker

Clarence Fields of Bancroft seminary taught on war experiences and gave a religious talk at the Lund MIA Fireside in the Yost home. Althea Lechtenberg led the program with singing by Linda Sanders and accompaniment from Althea.

MIA Clarence Fields Bancroft Seminary Lund Mia Herman Yost Althea Lechtenberg Mr. Fields Linda Sanders Althea Neal Sanders Matthell McLain Bruce Schenk Dean Hunter Yost George Welch

Soda Springs Varsity Cruises Past Rockland 39 to 25

Soda Springs high school extended its winning streak with a 39 to 25 victory over Rockland. Halfback Ron Wakely scored four touchdowns while quarterback Hayes added two passing TDs. Wakely struck for two scores in the second quarter and one each in the third and fourth. Rockland managed two scores in the first and third periods. Coach Mel Clark plans to take the team to Pocatello on Friday to face the Junior Varsity.

Soda Springs High School Rockland Cardinals Ron Wakely Hayes Soda Allen Anoth Rouser Wakely Mel Clark Pocatello

Honor Roll Subscriptions Renewals List

The Sun prints a roll of subscribers and renewals including Mrs. Don Salser J C Burris Eldon Beus C M Parsons Bert Vaughn Jennie Harriman H L Finch Mrs Albert Pieper Dorothea Hansen Thomas J Carter Wallace McCracken C W Steadman Wanda Peterson Lyle Burton Mildred B Creer KH E Thirkins Annetha Hanson Ed Nunn JL Lallatin Ezra Dubach Dewey Skinner Kathryn Alexander W H Mateker D W Grimm C H Thomas Roy Vias.

the Sun Don Salser J.C. Burris Eldon Beus C. M. Parsons Bert Vaughn Jennie Harriman H. L. Finch Albert Pieper Dorothea Hansen Thomas J. Carter Wallace McCracken C. W. Steadman Wanda Peterson Lyle Burton Mildred B. Creer KH. E. Thirkins Annetha Hanson Ed Nunn

Poca Livestock Prices and State Inspector Visit

Poca market reports Oct 1 with fat cattle and feeder prices for steers heifers and cows, fat lambs feeder lambs and ewes. Charlie McCracken Boise state brand inspector spent Thursday in Soda Springs.

Charlie McCracken Boise Soda Springs

Opening Social At Lund MIA Led By Luther Wilson

Lund MIA opened Tuesday evening with Young Men's President Luther Wilson conducting. Mrs. P. T. Lechtenberg led community singing, with Mrs. Wilson on piano. Linda Sanders sang two numbers solo with ukulele accompaniment. Althea Lechtenberg played accordion solos to close. Refreshments followed in the recreation hall.

Lund Mia Luther Wilson P. T. Lechtenberg Mra. Wilson Mra Frad Blauer Linda Sanders Herman Yost Althea Lechtenberg MIA J. S. McLain Max Jenkins Janice Jenkins Nondus McLain Relief Society Jean Hunter Henry Meiners Harry Bower Emma Mle Salt Lake City Alfred Lund J. E. Wilson, Jr Delia Lechtenberg Clearfield Utah Lechtenberg Idaho Falls Melvin F Delbert Cecil Jenkins LeRoy Murray Mary Lou Richmond Murray L. S. McLain Lena Whitely Fairfield Mont Martena Schenk Peters Jensen Bancroft Parley Schenk Familly Carl Douglas Palmer Alvin Andersen Pocatello McLain Fish Creek Andersen

Unclear OCR fragment notes students and guests

Fragmentary text lists people and places including Schenk Utah student Ricks College Janice Jenking Salt Lake City and Pocatello. Mentions Mr and Mrs, Glenn Schenk, and words like Friday and weekend with no clear events or dates.

the McLainy Mn Ha Wea Weit Bly Ul, Schenk Teratty Cal Young Pepa Glenn Schenk Utah Ker Ricks College Janice Jenking Salt Lake City Jey Pocatello Werey Weley Schenk

Local Residents and Official Notices From County Sheriff’s Office

Janiece Hildrets reports four county sheriff spent Wednesday by reving driver yet selling licenses. Mr and Mrs Charles Vand daughter and city West Third South, while Springs. Mr and Mrs Budd family live at Hooper Avenue. Mrs Doris Dustin of City Utah was in body on Thursday. Mrs LeRoy Schiry Norris spent Thursday in relief.

Janiece Hildrets Y Ueengg WM Chala West Third South Whil Springs Budd Hooper Avenue Doris Dustin City Utah LeRoy Schiry Norris

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bristol Park State Trailer Home Electric JEEP Don Donahoo Irving Norcross Ken U.S. 30 Sun Office M. W. Fagg Blue Ridge Texas Fraser Realty Co Enders Hotel Equitable Life Ascure: Society Call City Reeves Warehouse Preston Allied van Lines Inc Comotf Federal Land Bank Clifford Warr Sec.treas National Farm Loan Assn Provo Western Auto Supply Store Peter James Maloney Vincent, Jr Peter James Seattle Wash C. H. Burgin TIGHT Call Chevrolet Boda Springs Fielding Roe White Ronald Sorensen William Maughan Stey Town and Cood Michaud Town and Con Arthur Fire Department Volunteer Fire
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