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Fragmentary OCR mentions Linda Johnson and Cindy Stoddard with unclear roles. No event, date, or place is established. The line reads Read and use the want ads.
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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1973
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR mentions Linda Johnson and Cindy Stoddard with unclear roles. No event, date, or place is established. The line reads Read and use the want ads.
Eee center reminds patrons to protect valuables with a personal articles floater. See staff about coverage options and how to file a claim.
Troop 411 from the Roosevelt Council toured Grace Idaho en route to the Farragut National Jamboree. Leaders Leo and Clynn Christensen hosted the group and organized activities including fishing at Black Canyon. Scouts from Larry Fauss and Billy Nelson’s groups earned badges and sold fundraisers to raise travel money.
Funeral attendance for William Hill in Lava Hot Springs includes Grace residents and relatives. Twenty two Boy Scouts depart Grace for the Bannock Stake Jamboree at Farragut. School officials attend conventions in Sun Valley. A Grace resident hospital updates involve Mrs Merriam and Mrs Miles. An accident on Grace streets slighted Linda Staley, ambulance, and hospital transfer. Weekend Pueblo visitors arrive to collect two children Debbie and David.
Mrs Louis J Stalker and Mrs W La Coombs announce the engagement of Carla Lou Stalker to Ronald Wayne Coombs both Grace High graduates from 1971. Carla earned dental assisting training at I MDT and BYU while Ronald held offices in school groups and played football. An August 17 wedding is planned in Thatcher Idaho.
The report notes Mrs Dean Phylllis and Mrs Elaine Johnson coordinating a sale after a $15 purchase to raise funds for full troop uniforms. Boys collected grapefruit money, aiming to outfit the entire Spanish-American troop. A fringe benefit described is a $50 sleeping bag for Eagle badge recipients. After the Jamboree, scouts will return to Grace before heading to Arizona.
Lou Pugmire home welcomed Bernice Brown and daughter Mary Reynolds and family from Logan Utah. Also present were Kenneth Sorenson and Mervyn Taylor with son, Ogden Utah. James Madsen and daughter. Tom Hatch and family of Bancroft. They shared dinner and attended a meeting honoring Kim Pugmire who departs soon for the LDS Minnesota Wisconsin Mission.
Descendants of L G and Mary Corbridge gathered July 27 28 at the Corbridge Ranch on the Blackfoot River with 73 attendees. The event featured a pioneer mock battle, wagon circle, campfire treats, log cabin entertainment, square dancing, a family rodeo, water relay on horseback, musical chairs, broom hockey calf roping kayak rides and other activities. Additional reunions included the Charles Albert Grant Family Reunion at Ross Park Pocatello with 65 attendees from Ogden Salt Lake City Twin Falls Burley and more.
Grace Ward sponsored a pancake supper July 24 at Grace City Park. Helpers from all Ward organizations prepared bacon eggs and hash browns with dry ice cooled root beer. Second helpings were the norm as funds go to buy tents for Scouts and MLA Girl's Camp Outs.
The Grace Theatre schedules two August screenings with a horror vibe titled A crack, a scream. The notice warns squeamish audiences to stay home and notes a PG rating and nature themed scare elements.
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