Local School Board Records and Community Notices
Fragmentary notes reflect school board activity and local events in Soda Springs Idaho. Mentions Taft appointment of W R Harr as assistant attorney general, Emperor Nicholas visit to England, and plans for a public flower show. Prominent social entries include birthdays, dances, and the 11th Annual Henry Lampede Stockmen’s reunion at Stampede Park August 14–16, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Harr
Department of Justice
Taft
Emperor Nicholas
England
Cowes
Utah
Ohio
Seattle
W. A. Ferguson
Pocatello
Ozburn
Walter Sutheland
Enders Hotel
Stanley Huff
Wagan
Soda
Dennis Nichols
Mark Lallatin
William Christopher
C. A. Stoor
Idella
Lilly Vorwaller
Ina Rudd
Helen Blackburn
Thelma Black
Vivian Mikesell
Helena Lallatin
Ben Morter
Ladies Aid Society
University of Idaho
Moscow
W. T. Oliver
American Falls
B. Smith
Harry Horsey
Eugene Gates
Nathan Gates
RK. S. Hawker
Henry Lampede
Stampede Park
Soda Springs
Idaho
Henry Stampede Gala to Open in Soda Springs
The 27th annual Henry Stampede will bring stockmen farmers and rodeo fans to Soda Springs on August 10 and 11. Queen Darla Whitworth and attendants Betty Ozborn and LaVora Bitton will be crowned amid preparations. Local residents attend events in Pocatello and nearby towns while visitors plan trips and fishing outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
Darla Whitworth
Betty Ozborn
LaVora Bitton
Bud Woodall
Duane Lallatin
LaVar Hoff
John McCammon
Verne Personette
Dinner Guests and Local Visits Highlight Utah Aug 8 1957
Crowded social notes record dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Lee in Ontario Oregon with extended Ellis and Perkins family visits. Dean Ellis and Carmen Ellis returned to Portland after visiting George Ellis and Eddie Lee. Joan Salser attended Frontier Days Rodeo in Cheyenne Wyoming. Mrs. Russell Crouse visited in Logan at the Hal Peterson home in Soda Springs Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Lee
Dean Ellis
Portland
Charles Law
Paris
Carmen Ellis
Ontario
Oregon
Ira Ellis
Howard Ellis
Ira Perkins
Ellis
George Ellis
Carmom
Joan Salser
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Stella Talagen
Logan
Russell Crouse
Caribou County
SUN
Hal Peterson
Soda Springs
Ida
Utah
Visitors and guests mingle around Grays Lake area
A weekend of visits unfolds as Sherry Mendenhall and companions stop at Grays Lake to see Shirley Soderman and later visit Mrs. Mendenhall’s parents in Enoch Valley. Other gatherings include a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Saulls at Hoop er Springs and guests en route to Yellowstone and Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grays Lake
Sherry Mendenhall
Janae Marshall
Son Link
Salt Lake
Janet Peck
Shirley Soderman
Enoch Valley
Saulls
Hooper Springs
Kenneth Saulls
Noah’s Ark Endnote: Snakes Refuse to Multiply
Noah surveys the resting Ark as animals depart. Two snakes linger and explain they cannot multiply because they are ladders. The tall tale ends with a pun on their shape and purpose.
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Noah
Ark
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Vernon Balls
Lavor Hoff
June Stevens
Don Hunter
Elmer Wilson
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Lyle Hodges
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Texas
Vern Smith
Ted Richard
Phoenix
Ariz
J Soda Springs
Russ Stoker
Wayan
Frank Fryar
Jay Omiig
Reed Fryar
Salmon River
Everton Mattress & Imiture Co
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Lampasas
Oman
Jos Bozarth
Lam
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Bozarth
Civil Defense
Orcpa Phowi
Grace Shoe Repair
Grace, Idaho
Martin Altwine
Usi
Law Insurance
Eastman Ridg
Yellowstone
Morrie Godfrey
Stratford Loasley
Smithfield
Godfrey
Loosle
Loosleys
Norris Reese
Mr. Reese
Ross Reese
Loosley
Moore Home
Albert Moore
Walt Mockli
Mr. Mockli
Mrs. Moore
Lava
LeRoy Schirm
Vern Hacking
Jack Hoopes
Thomas P. Gunnell
Russell Gunnell
Ray Gunnell
Myre Mary McLair
Arizona
Earl Gunnell
Tucson
LeRoy Gunnell
Albuquerque
Blaine Harris
Major Harris
Frank Harris
New Mexico
Air Force
Bill Limb
Walla
Ken’s Electric Company
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Longenbohn & Son Main & Genter
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