DECORATING IDEAS CHANGE S AWARD AND TRAVEL NOTES
Mr and Mrs Stanley Huff of Soda Springs received word their daughter Mrs George Janovitz of Elmendorf Air Force Base Alaska placed second in the road flight in the Annual State Nature Golf Tournament at Moose Run Golf Course July 27 80 with 170 golfers in the 72 hole match. Mrs Janovitz was awarded an engraved silver bowl at a banquet at the Andrade Eastward Hotel. The Hubbards and Reed families attended the Alaska Area Meeting of the National Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts in Fairbanks July 25 27. Caribou County residents Don Terson Grace Jack Creer Bancroft ended convention meetings and toured the area around Fairbanks. Ladies enjoyed a fashion show and Alaska Night. After the convention the groups toured Fort Yukon and returned through Seattle and Montana. A death in Bridger Montana of John Phens was announced. Stephens and Struan Paddon attended the funeral. The Longs visited Bridger and Laurel Montana. There is a great change in decorating ideas moving away from symmetry and matching sets toward mixed periods, irregular picture arrangements, and varied chairs. Different wood finishes and colors can be combined to create dramatic rooms. The article promotes mixing periods, fabrics, and styles with guidance from Sanders Furniture and Fancy Company in Soda Springs Grace Bancroft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Huff
da Springs
George Wanovitz
Elmendorf Afb
Aeka
Moose Run
Whorage
Janovitz
Andrage Estward Hotel
Robert W. Hubrd
Sam Reed
Soda Springs
Cifie
Irbanks
Alaska
Caribou County
Donterson
Grace
Jack Creer
Bancroft
Fairbanks
Eds
Hubbards
Yukon
Seattle
Netherntde
Montana
Sanders Furniture and Fance Company
Soda Es
Grace and Bancroft
Idaho agriculture fuels mining boom and era of irrigation
Idaho’s gold rush era spurred a large farm industry as miners paid high prices for produce. By 1966 irrigation by private and government projects turned deserts into thriving farms, supporting 33000 farms and 60000 people. Agricultural output included a record potato crop of 66050000 cwt and wheat at 38278000 bushels. Livestock values reached 179.4 million in the first nine months. Community notes report social clubs, reunions, and visits of families in Soda Springs and surrounding areas, with gatherings at the Farm, NABA, and mutual aid events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Snake Valley
Golfers Enjoy Scotch Foursome and Picnic
The Soda Springs Golf Club held a Sunday event on August 2 at the Picnic Grounds featuring a Scotch Foursome and family potluck picnic. Eleven foursomes teed off at 1:00 p.m. Lunch was served at 4:00 p.m. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Orville Burt and Rev. and Mrs David Crawford with Mrs Russell Tigert as tournament chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs Golf Club
Orville Burt
David Crawford
Russell Tigert
Caribou County Fair Thanks Volunteers at Grace Event
The Caribou County Fair Board extends gratitude to all who contributed to the 1967 Grace fair. Special thanks go to those not named in the Premium Book as the fair opened Thursday revealed energetic community effort and county growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou County
Grace
Caribou County Fair
Marriage Licenses Issued in Caribou County This Summer
Caribou County issued marriages for Dallas Miles and Karen Thornock both of Bancroft on July 13. Lynn Jepsen and Marilyn Smith of Grace wed July 19. Dwight Lakey and Terre Tipton, both age 21 of Soda Springs, tied the knot on August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou County
Dallas J. Miles
Grace
Karen Thornock
Bancroft
Lynn A. Jepsen
Marilyn Smith
Dwight Lakey
Soda Springs
Terre Tipton
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List
Hospital notes show admissions including Columbia Jones and Julie Ann Perkins of Bancroft plus Marcy Croney and Frances Bragg in Bancroft and City. Transfers include Raven Gunnell to Salt Lake City and Ray Cook to City. Discharges or still confined entries list several patients. Local social note mentions Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lloyd hosting Mr and Mrs Arthur Kelly for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Harris
Anne
Salt Lake City
Susan Harris
Nels Hayes
Hawaii
D. B. Harris
Washington, D. C
Columbia Jones
Bancroft
Julie Ann Perkins
Marcy Croney
City
Frances Bragg
Teresa Lee Bassett
Grace Louise Bosworth
Ray Cook
Viola Atkins
Blackfoot
Raven Gunnell
Klea Perkins
Lynn Wright
John E. Flannagan Jr
Gardenia
Calif
Maurice Harding
Stanford Steele
Thomas Cellan
Hortense Lloyd
Ernest Britenbeker
Martha Maughan
Lucille Barthlome
Thatcher
Kenneth Lloyd
Grace
Arthur Kelly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. and
Pil Scheffel
Scheffel’s.ther
Dorothy Wallace
Nver
Colorado
Jesse Long
John Phens
Bridger
Stephens
Capa Struan Paddon
Idea
Jeff
White Sulphur Springs
Longs
Fe Long
Laurel
Mont
Agricultural
Charter Ladies’ Golf
Charter Ladies Golf Club
Jessie Gagan
Louise Lloyd
Muriel Hosick
Frances Bassett
Viola Lauritzen
Charlotte D. Salser
Elsie Peterson
Mable Finch
Esther Wallace
Mable Ruud
Ruby Sorensen
Bybee-Nelson
Lava Hot Springs
Marion Hawker
Kay~Hawker
Stephen Wker
Ree
Sage Sel
0. S. Bybee
Sirren Bybee
Don Bybee
Bill Hawker
Jim Link
Wolfgang Pogreba
Mike
Andy
Denver
Cole
Bruce McKennan
Woodside
McKennans
Links
Driggs
Mrs
Paul Wilson
Porterville, Calif
Cecil Alldaffer
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Alldaffer
Mila
Idaho State Center
Peggy Rosdahl
Stake Center
NABA
Joyce Benni
Genna Young
Nelly Lou Poulsen
Low
Bingo
Helen Lallatin
Jennie Harriman
Rhoda Alien
Maude Balls
Veda Stiles
Fern Tipton
Zella McClellan
Olive Kelly
Lillian Miller
L. R. Richardson
Pittsburg
Nellie Richardson
Rockland
Gary Poulsen
Richardson
Kelly
Hichardsons
Kellys
Pocatello
Ross Park
Downey
American Falls
Pocatella
Kirk Shuler
Peggy Nichols
Springfield
Ore
Chris Brower
Steve Warner
James Lansberry
Stephen
Cascade Locks
Oregdén
Jim’s
Delbert Wilson
Greg Lansberry
Robin Crawford
Eugene
Oregon
California
Singer Sales and Service
Pocatello, Idaho
Grace Theatre
Grace, Idaho
Don Murray
Guy Stockewer
Abby Dalton
Bradford Dillman
Leslie Nielsen
The
Plainsman” In Color
Turkeys
Morrell
Bologna
T-Bones
Hunt's
Nalley
Chili
Tor
Rhodes
Kraft
IGA
Oumary Sia
Smee
Tat Bakery
Kerr Regular Lids
Marlene
Fowler’s
Sods
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