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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1955
Page
2
Reports from multiple grades detail classroom activities in Soda Springs Idaho dated Sept 29 1985. Students learn colors numbers farm themes and letter M through Millie Mosquito while prepping farm projects and safety posters. Teachers note attendance parade plans and upcoming exhibits with field trips and magazine subscriptions drive.
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Forest Cornelison returned to his home on Caldwell Thursday after visiting here with Mr and Mrs Buford Cornelison and family. Mr and Mrs Bud Holbrook are spending a few days here after their Oakland California wedding. They will make their home in Logan to attend college. Carl John Christensen remains in Soda Springs hospital slowly improving after a fall at the Frank Whitworth home bruising him internally. Several locals have taken turns staying with him at night. Mr and Mrs Buford Cornelison and sons Bobby and Van moved to Groverland Idaho Saturday to make their home.
Paul Hatch Jr returns from a western states mission and will enroll at BYU this winter. The Relief Society opened social activities at Kelly-Topance chapel. Mr. and Mrs. Call and Mrs. Annie Holdt visited in Blackfoot. Mrs Emma Loveland joined. John Call moves to Blackfoot and works at a starch factory. Pat Tafoya and children relocate from Conda to 240 East Main Ave. Larry Bergen relocates to 730 East Hooper Ave. Bill and Chester travel Ogden. Mrs. Frank Whitworth and June visit Provo. Sherry Ray returns home.
The Farm Bureau district held a talk meet and talent find at McCammon in the LDS church at 7:30 p m on September 24. Winners include vocal Larry Robinson Bear Lake county dance Mrs Andy Bybee Oneida reading Connie Cridell Bannock with Patsy Andersen Power county and Charlotte Owens Franklin county. Patsy Andersen won the talk and will compete at the state Farm Bureau convention in Pocatello in December.
The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Camp Alice Ashton Bancroft met at Mrs Mansfield Picanco Lund on September 23 in the afternoon. Co hosts were Mrs Dave Mc Lain and Mrs Hyrum McLain with Captain Mrs Joseph Elinson in charge. Mrs Delbert Argyle spoke on her great grandfather John Knyaston and Mrs PF canco gave the lesson. Argyle served as secretary and received DUP dues. Other members present included Mrs BI Jones Mrs Bertha Simons and Mrs AnnAleas Holbrook.
The final date for the Department of Public Employment merit exams is October 4. Few applications have been received. vacancies will be filled immediately after examinations. Forms and information are available by mail from Box 987, Bob, John Call, MN Leb.
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