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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1955
Page
8
The Fat Glee Club of Logan performs Thursday November 3 in a free public singing event. An opportunity to hear notable entertainers, described as the best ever brought to the area, is offered to residents.
Mr. M. L. Horsley returned from a trip to Cleveland Ohio where he attended a convention of the Retail Lumber Dealers Association. He is a board member and the group then went to Washington to meet with officials. The trip included visits with relatives and a football game and related events.
L C Johnson announces the Victory war loan drive runs from October 29 to December 18. George Pug Ynkre will help appoint a new county chair. Flying lessons start at Soda Springs airport with Norman Chrishop. Local war furloughs and election returns also noted along with a fatal farm and a high tonnage threshing harvest.
Mr and Mrs Bill Mai hosted a Halloween costume party at their home Friday night with a moonlit window scene and spooky background. Fourteen couples attended and enjoyed a buffet supper and party games with guests including the Mel Clarks Harold Balls Loyal Hopkins Edwin B Smiths Wilford Dredges Ezra Moores Rollin Thomases DeWayne Christensen Ralph Taylors.
The 16th Annual Fall Bull Sale hosted by the Idaho Cattlemen’s Association will be held Friday November 4 at the Pocatello Exchange Stockyards. About 100 top quality registered Hereford bulls from Utah Idaho and Wyoming will be consigned by leading regional breeders and judged into A B and C lots by a panel from Idaho. Readied consignors include Bar V C Ranch Driggs E A Bogert Pocatello Breckenridge Bros Tetonia and many others across the region.
Mrs Anton Ozburn, Cari bou County DUP president, attended a Friday gathering of DUP Camp Alice Ashton at the home of Mrs Glenn Yost in Bancroft.
Since 1928 the Standard School Broadcast has opened young listeners to musical heritage across the West Alaska and Hawaii. Now in its second generation the program serves 54 000 classrooms with a symphony orchestra and art music cast while providing Teacher's Manuals as listening guides.
Idaho State college enrollment reaches a record 2125 students, up from 1725 the prior year. The first semester gain exceeds 18 percent with undergraduates up 16 percent, a 285 rise, while 45 new graduate students enroll during the regular academic session.
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