Soda Springs Kids Day plans in high gear parade at 9:30
Kiwanis chairman Jack Canaan announced Soda Springs Kids Day set for Saturday Sept 22 with a 9 30 parade through town. Free shows at Idan-Ha theatre feature prizes for 35 winners and every child leaving a show gets a prize. Girls dress parade at 2 and boys at 3 with a free bicycle grand prize. Weather postponement check via local operator.
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Jack Canaan
Kiwanis Club
Soda Springs
Caribou County
Idan-Ha
Kids Watch For Airplane Drop At City Park
A fragmentary notice warns that between 4 and 5 p.m. Friday hand bills will be dropped from a plane targeting the city park. Attendees are urged to collect 15 hand bills and a prize note on the back promising Kiwanis Boda Springs prize if handed in at the free movie event.
Lula Barnard Is Voted Woman of the Year by Local BPW Club
Lula Barnard of Soda Springs is named Woman of the Year by a Caribou BPW unit, honored for decades of service including draft board work, Red Cross, Ground Observer Corps, and leadership roles with the Daughters of Utah Pioneers and Caribou BPW. The news notes her active community involvement and forthcoming history book project.
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Lula Barnard
BPW
Yala Barnard
Soda Springs
Caribou
Sions
Barnard
His Soda Springs
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Red Cross
Ground Observer Corp
Caribou Bpv
Gem High set to face Grace Red Devils on homecoming night
Gem high school meets Grace Red Devils at Bancroft for homecoming Friday in a traditional grid clash. North Gem and Paris players starred in last week’s games as Maughan bolstered offense with runs and passes. Final notes mention Paris scoring, injuries, and a 34-6 loss for Soda Springs Cardinals at West.
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Gem High School
Grace Red Devils
Bancroft
Maughan
Paris
Soda Springs Cardinals
Westre
Cardinals
Amerius Tigers
North Gem Names Homecoming Queen And Attendants
Miss LaPreal Hatch is chosen Homecoming Queen at North Gem for 1956 57 with Kay and Genie Rindlisbaker and Marjean Smith as attendants. Hatch is senior class president and Year Book editor while active in choristers band and church leadership.
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North Gem
Miss Hatch
Chesterfield
Kay Rindisbaker
Kay
LDS
Genie Rindlisbaker
Marjean Smith
Farmers to claim gas refunds final day notice
Last day to file for federal gas refunds covers period 1 to June 90 1986. Late claims are disallowed by law. A single claim covers six months. For Perrallion tax id used strictly in farm use not highway use. Farm must retain receipts when requested. Deadline July 1 1987. Claims cover an entire year with increased three cent per form information available at field offices.
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The fragment notes an expert informant about state tax matters in Idaho County. It mentions a thorough tax sta tazea and references dollar amounts and local people. The readable text indicates a focus on taxation in Idaho with regional context and qualified expertise.
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Idaho County
Enrollment gain reported in Soda Springs schools
Supt Ezra Moore today announced an enrollment increase for Soda Springs schools. High school enrollment up 18 to 160, grade school up to 244 from 258 last term. Junior girls show a decline to 60 from 104, reflecting overall student shifts.
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Ezra Moore
Soda Springs
Law enforcement and schools discuss student safety measures
The Caribou County safety group met at Bob's cafe in Grace with superintendents and faculty from three county systems to address school area safety. Sheriff Marriott noted students ignore sidewalks and speed in zones, urging officials to help enforce rules and offer ideas. Supt Ezra Moore Homer Williams Ralph McCloy pledged support and plan future talks with student bodies, with G Anderson and D Christensen present. The next meeting is set for Soda Springs at the Idaho cafe.
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Caribou
Grace
Ralph Marriott
Ezra Moore
Soda Springs
Homer Williams
Ralph McCloy
Bancroft
G. Anderson
D. Christensen
Idaho Cafe
Caribou County Fair Winners Report of 4H blue ribbons
The Caribou county 4H club entries earned blue ribbons to advance to the Eastern Idaho State Fair. Forty seven projects won blue awards, eighty two earned red ribbons, and three received white ribbons across divisions in clothing and other categories. Notables include Janice Allen Kathleen Hunter Sharon Taylor Louette Olsen Jo lece Olsen Sallee Lee Weaver Christine Robbins Virginia Schenk Ann Gilbert and Sara Jo Mickelsen.
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Caribou County
Eligile
Idaho
Black
Janice Allen
Kathleen Hunter
Sharon Taylor
Louette Olsen
Jolece Olsen
Sallee Lee Weaver
Christine Robbins
Virginia Schenk
Ann Gilbert
Sara Jo Mickelsen
Practical Nursing Course Offered At Caribou County Hospital
Caribou County Hospital advisory committee met to approve a practical nurse course. The 1200 hour program spans 52 weeks and requires good moral character, completion of eighth grade, and age under 25. Application forms will be available with hospital administrator Thora Tingey during specified mornings the week of Sept 24–28.
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Caribou County Hospital
Caribou County
Thora Tingey
Reappointment Of Rich To Idaho Highway Board Urged
A Soda Springs Chamber of Commerce resolution, passed unanimously, urges Roscoe Rich to be reappointed to the Idaho Highway Commission. The action backs Rich’s work, cites state highway improvements, and will be sent to Governor Smylie.
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Rich
Hiway Board
Soda Springs Chamber of Commerce
Roscoe Rich
Idahoway Commission
Robert Smylie
Allen Tigert
Osborne Call
Bureau of Public Roads
Bureau
Idaho
Wyoming
Granger
McCammon
Intermountain Gas Co
Monsanto
Tigert
Intermountain
Call
Highway 34
Grace
Preston
Soda Springs
Fraser
State Real Estate Assn
Kindergarten Classes Set to Start in October
Kindergarten classes begin October 1 with Mrs Crawford and Mrs Findlay teaching. Parents may call committee members Vertin Poulsen, George Dupin, Janda Rasmussen, or Mrs Russell Broker for enrollment. The program seeks jig saw purses and phonograph records and offers pickup at 320.
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Kinden
An Crawford
W. L Findlay
Parenta
Vertin Poulsen
George Dupin
Janda Rasmussen
Russell Broker
BPW Club Gets 9 New Members for Fall Season
The Buiness and Professional Women of the Caribou Club opened its fall activities with 31 members and 7 guests at a dinner at Idaho Cafe. President Mrs. Faye Evans led the busy meeting. New members Florenc VanPool Marge Croney Ruby Barton Carol Kunz Virginia Mule and Jamie Lesley were announced. An anesthesist table for Caribou County Hospital was among projects approved. Out of town guest Mrs. James Hamm of Greeley Colo attended. Next meeting October 16 will be a social event to honor employers with a special banquet led by Deanne Findlay assisted by Rada Bitton LaRue Clark and Della Morris.
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Caribou
Idaho Cafe
Faye Evans
Caribou County
Florenc VanPool
Marge Croney
Ruby Barton
Carol Kunz
Virginia Mule
Jamie Lesley
Joy Thomas
Myrna Cook
Merle Shannon
James Hamm
Greeley
Colo
Emma Eck
Mildred Fraser
Dena Young
Maudine Pratt
Pearlar
Net
Legion Dinner Meeting Moved to Masonic Hall
Reservation demand prompts venue change for the American Legion posts trio dinner in Caribou county. Salt Lake City field representative Lloyd Wignell will be the featured speaker as the no host banquet begins at 8:00 PM at the Masonic hall.
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American Legion
Caribou County
Idaho Cafe
Masonic Hall
Lloyd Wignell
Salt Lake City
Premiere Showing Of 1857 Chevrolets At Coconut Grove
Osborne Call and Ernie Martin son returned today from Salt Lake City where they attended a premiere showing of the 1857 Chevrolets at the Coconut Grove.
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Osborne Call
Ernie Martinson
Salt Lake City
Coconut Grove
All-Night Mountain Search For Lost Hunters Found Safe
An Idaho search for C H Townsend and Chuck Townsend after a mountain night ended with both men found near dawn. A prior hunt party, including S O Bybee and Sheriff Ralph Marriott, led the extensive operation spanning from Corral Creek to Chesterfield. Both men were tired and hungry but unharmed.
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Dick Liblen
Soda Springs
Charles Nelson
Pocatello
Dee
Sqniny
Rsecame
Corral Creek
S. QO. Bybee
Bybee
Vernal Hopkins
Larry Hopkins
Sirren Bybee
Ronald Shaeffer
Pauline
5. O. Bybee
Liblen
Nelson
Ralph Marriott
Frank Lallatin
Marriott
I Norman Crishop
Grace
Marion Hawker
George Rigby
Harold Haggerty
Carl Rinehardt
Ray Nelson
Lidblen
Chesterfield
Bybee Ranch
Andersen and Kelley file building permit notices
Building permits were filed for a new residence with attached garage on Ave for Roa application by Neils and DeWinn Andersen and for a remodel by James Kelley on East Hooper. Names appear amid mixed place references in the notice segment.
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Neils
DeWinn Andersen
S. Shufeidt Pride Deeal Ar
James Kelleyt
East Hooper Ars
Turkey Shoot Set for Sunday at Hooper Springs Range
Blackburn-Call Post announces the annual Ham-Bacon turkey shoot for Sunday, September 23, at Hooper Springs range. The event begins at 1:00 pm. Legionnaires advise shooters that firing the little clay pigeons is the best kind of target practice.
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Blackburn-Call Post
American Legion
Hooper Springsrange
Legionnaires
Uaters
Mrs Tim Daly Sprains Ankle in Incident
Article fragment reports Mrs Tim Daly spraining her ankle amid unclear context. Text is garbled with stray names and phrases, lacking full events, locations, or affiliations to establish a complete news item.
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Tim Daly
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