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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1958
Page
1
A wild backfield sequence ends with a 20 yard TD by Stoor and a failed conversion as the Cardinals edge Soda at the quarter and press into the fourth period with Mel Clark’s Paris team fielding next to face Aberdeen in a regional matchup.
Caribou County Kids Day announces the fifth annual event on Saturday September 27 led by Bill Davis with a kids dog show sponsored by Lallatin AG Market and Ken-L-Ration Dog Food. The day starts with a town parade and dog show followed by games hot dogs punch and a free matinee at Idan-Ha Theatre with separate girl and boy showings and favors for attendees. The Soda Springs Kiwanis Club sponsors this open event for ages 1 day to 12 years and more details will appear next week.
Charles Moorehead showed off sweet corn and Early Red potatoes grown in Caribou County. New owners Bill and Mrs Shuping take over the Soda Springs operation from Ben Davis and will stay open through winter.
Rev. Francia E DeNardis announces a parish mission at St Marys Catholic Church Soda Springs from September 21 to 26. The 10:00 a.m. Sunday opening mass includes an introductory sermon. daily 7:30 p.m. services feature sermons on Christian facts with Rosary hymns and benediction. Weekday talks follow the 7:00 a.m. mass by Rev Clement C Mentzer SM of the Marist Fathers.
J. Stanley Harrison, a prominent educator, was honored at a banquet marking 38 years of teaching. Born in 1883 in Gainsborough England, he pursued teaching across Utah and Idaho, served in WWI Meuse-Argonne, and raised five children who all pursued higher education.
At Nephi Utah Saturday the Aribou County Posse swept afternoon events led by Rae Sorensen winning the chariot race in 26 seconds. Hyrum McLain rode all horses and teamed with three men from Iowa and Idaho to take third in the potato race as twenty two clubs competed.
Grace PTA Council held a planning session Wednesday afternoon with President Gwen Toone and officers Fay Rigby Dorothy Herren Afton Hubbard Naomi Adams. The first PTA meeting will be at the Little Theater of the High School as a get acquainted occasion with teachers and parents and refreshments served.
Preparations complete for the Fall Range Ram sale to be held in Pocatello on September 13. Blastock, chairman of the Idaho Wool Growers Association, says the event aims to bring together superior breeding stock from nineteen counties with forty entrants offering top assortments.
The Soda Springs shop moves into a new building at 21 Main Street in a complex with J C Penney notes. This is the third Sanders operated store alongside Grace and Bancroft locations. A cooking demo by Monarch Range Co will run all day Friday and Saturday with refreshments and gifts for shoppers.
Ronald Tippetts, superintendent, reports continued growth in Soda Springs school enrollment. Elementary grades show most of the rise, with a small gain at the high school.
W. E. Corbett of Soda Springs, 60, was seriously injured Friday night when struck by a car on Hooper Spring Road at about 7:50 pm as he picked up boards knocked from his track. Deputy Herb Walters said the driver was Niels Sorensen, 67, of Soda Springs. Corbett was taken to Caribou County Hospital in satisfac tory condition. Sheriff Ralph Mariott also helped transport him. In a separate note, Soda Springs BPW members set a Sept 16 meeting at Idaho Cafe with new officers and chairmen listed, highlighting Soda Springs as the state’s largest BPW club. Another business, Arctic Circle ice cream, opened in Soda Springs run by Loren and Mrs. D Winger, former Bremerton residents.
A farm exhibition will feature six noted purebreds and a range of cross breeds. The lineup includes Suffolk folks, Suffolk Hampshire crosses, Hamp shires, and whiteface types Panama, Colombia, and Rambouillet Suffolk. Blastock notes eight pens will be shown.
Grace Red Devils beat Westside Pirates 12 0 as Wayne Anderson rushed for two touchdowns from 5 and 20 yards. Both extra points failed. Grace sought a late score on the six yard line but could not convert before time ran out. Andreagon and Roholt sparked the line. Grace travels Friday to face American Falls on Beavers ground.
Myron Isle outlines steps for farmers to join the 1959 Soil Bank Conservation Reserve. Farmers must request establishment of maximum annual payment rates by October 10, 1998, then file an application by October 24, 1958. The form records chosen cropland, contract duration, and payment rate.
Stanton Thompson of the Pocatello social security office reports 290 beneficiaries in Caribou County at a total monthly rate of 15 394, up about 66 percent from last year. The rise stems from lower retirement age 62 for women and extended coverage to farmers and other self employed groups. The program aims at economic security and supports many elderly and disabled residents.
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