Ida Earthly L County Sun Item
Ida, Sept 20, 1956 edition of the Earthly L County Sun reports local notices and brief items from the county. Read as everyday community news with small-town names and dates.
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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1956
Page
6
Ida, Sept 20, 1956 edition of the Earthly L County Sun reports local notices and brief items from the county. Read as everyday community news with small-town names and dates.
The article lists numerous local names from Prescott and Swan Lake attending a reunion, dinners, and a pot luck. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas, Edsel Pres organist, and Myrna Clegg among others. The piece notes relief society plans and a forthcoming hay tent opening set for Friday, Sept. 28, with Leota presiding.
The text notes several weekend visits and events including Salt Lake County Fair attendance by Mr. and Mrs. Glen Johnson and others. Annie May Thomas visited with George and Annie Thornton. Jully Harris celebrated a birthday with classmates at her parents’ home. The Toone and Thomas families attended fairs in Blackfoot and Pocatello. Eliza Allsop is bedbound. Families traveled to Phoenix for schooling and winter plans.
The article lists events at Community Presbyterian Church led by Rev Lincoln Angerson with Sunday School at 9:45 am and Common Worship at 11:00 am including a sermon titled An Earnest Faith. It also notes Boy Scout Troop 68 meetings Monday at 7 pm, choir practice Tuesday 8:30 pm, and Bible Study Wednesday 8 pm. The Second LDS Ward holds Sunday school at 11:18 am and sacrament meeting at 7:30 pm weekly. Soda Springs Library hours are Tuesday 4:00 to 7:00 pm and Thursday 4:00 to 6:00 pm.
Grays Lake residents report on funerals and social visits as Riley Hayes funeral attendance is noted. Mrs Roy Vins escorts daughter Carol to Salt Lake City for nurse training. Mrs Edith Goodwin visits Boise with daughter Rex Layland and family. Various locals host, visit, move to Arizona for winter, attend temple day, and share updates on farms and fairs.
Notice declares a contract with Wangsgaard Construction of Logan Utah for Cedar Hollow Road in Caribou County Idaho was completed on August 31 1956. Any person company or corporation that furnished materials or supplies must file a claim with the Idaho Department of Highways in Boise within ninety days of the date to avoid waiver. Published Sept 13 and 20 1958.
Ruth Stephenson News Reporter covers community notes from Thatcher Lago. Mutual conference in Cleveland last Tuesday elected Mrs. Clyde Condie as Mutual president with Endrey Kingsberg and Odessa McGregor as counselors. Other items include visits by Von Mendenhall, Mrs. Busby Smith, Jack Bassett and relatives in Lago, and social events across nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Ben C Falk and daughter Sharon of Ogden Utah were week end guests of Mrs Falks brother Anton Lallatin and family they also visited his two other brothers Mr and Mrs Duane Lallatin and Mr and Mrs Frank Lallatin Horsleys Mr and Mrs M L Horsley have returned from Australia where he worked on the LDS church building program They are staying in Salt Lake for the winter and spent the weekend visiting in Soda Springs
Mr and Mrs Harris Stephenson report a Ward Conference in Cleveland last Sunday evening with the full Stake presidency present. Three Relief Society officers were released and three new presidents named. Pete Lancaster and Ogden family visited, Roe Bennett went to Washington for gas line work, and Nellie Stephenson returned from Ogden after two weeks with relatives.
The District Court of Caribou County Idaho issues another summons for publication in a case by R C Rich and Helen M Rich against unknown heirs and others to quiet title in multiple described parcels in Township 5 South Range 40 East Boise Meridian. Plaintiffs seek judgment and the defendants are commanded to appear within twenty days. the notice is dated August 1966 with clerk Colin Chester.
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