Cardinal Holiday Concert Draws Large Crowd
About 600 attended the annual Christmas Candlelight Concert on Sunday December 19 with 140 students in Pops Choir Concert Choir Girls Choir TS. SSHS constitution revisions passed covering membership elections officer duties and campaign procedures. Science Club plans a ski doo sleigh party and urges 100 merits for Grand Canyon trip. Soda matmen lost to Aberdeen 22 to 38 and placed third in Brigham City Invitational led by Robinson Balls Kirby and others. Journalists to sell Cardinal pennants and drill team to perform a Christmas drill before a victory dance sponsored by the Student Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pops Ae
SSHS
Science Club
Grand Canyon
Soda Matmen
Aberdeen
Soda
Brigham City
David Robinson
Mark Balls
Kal Kirby
Dallas
Bells
Boots
Lish
Terry Phelps
Oberhansli
Cardinal
Evanston
Cimaron
Grace matron Reva Adams Wilkinson dies at 77
Reva Beckstead Adams Wilkinson 77 of Grace died Monday night at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital Montpelier of a heart ailment. Born March 11 1894 in Salem Utah she married Rufus Adams in 1917 and Paul Wilkinson in 1951. Survived by son Donald of Blackfoot plus four stepsons and four stepdaughters and 29 grandchildren. Funeral Friday 11 am at Bannock Stake Center Grace conducted by Bishop Frank H Stoddard. Burial Frank Jin Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reva Beckstead Adams Wilkinson
Grace
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Montpelier
Salem
Utah
Alexander
Winnie Davis Beckstead
Rufus Adams
Paul Wilkinson
Las Vegas
Nevada
L.D.S. Church
Relief Society
Donald
Blackfoot
Clifton Adams
Lava Hot Springs
Darrell Wilkinson
Ogden
Paul Wilkinson, Jr
Boise
Larry Wilkinson
Woods Cross
Francis
Rose) Beckstead
Alfred
Vera) Mingo
Max
Pearl) Gholson
Grover
Annie) Chatterton
Pocatello
Beckstead
Arnold Beckstead
Della Headman
Bannock Stake Center
Frank H. Stoddard
Allen Funeral Home
Stake Center
Frank Jin
Duty to God Award Presented in Third Ward Meeting
Douglas Johnson Jr. received the Duty to God Award at the Third Ward Sacrament Meeting Sunday. Fourth Ward business included releasing Jack Evans as YMMIA counselor and appointing Michael Roos as second counselor with Allen Luthi as scoutmaster. New ward members included Aurelia Silk Eddie Weighall Marie Wendel Walter Wadman Becky Ann and families. Steven Gale George was advanced to Teacher. Duty to God Awards were given to Kevin Ringel and Gerald Brown with mothers receiving miniature pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Johnson Jr
Third Ward
Jack Evans
YMMIA
Michael Roos
Rooss
Allen Luthi
Aurelia Rose Silk
Eddie Eugene Weighall
Marie Wendel
Walter Frank Wadman
Becky Ann
Patricia
Felicia
Steven Gale George
Duty To God
Kevin L. Ringel
Robert Ringel
Gerald Brown
Ralph Brown
Bancroft Pioneer Kathrine Schenk Jensen dies at 74
Kathrine Schenk Jensen 74 of Bancroft died Tuesday night December 21 at Caribou Memorial Hospital Soda Springs after a stroke. Born January 18 1897 in Lund Idaho she married Peters Jensen March 8 1918 in the Logan LDS Temple. Funeral Friday two at Bancroft Ward LDS Chapel burial Bancroft Cemetery. Royal Neighbor party notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathrine Schenk Jensen
Bancroft
Caribou Memorial Hospital
Soda Springs
Lund
Idaho
Charles
Martine Larsen Schenk
Peters Jensen
Logan L.D.S. Temple
L.D.S
Relief Society
Téevé
Delmo
Mada) Smith
Lee
Marelda) Barfuss
Darrell
VaLde) McLain
Forrest
Connie) Maxwell
Pocatello
Incoming UPWO Officers Named for New Year
Ruth circle arranged the program and a holiday corsage was presented to each officer. Incoming UPWO officers include president Gladys Hildreth, vice president Sharon Moore, secretary Shirley Coziah, treasurer Roberta Pippitt, fellow ship chair Mollie Stephens, program chair Ruth Crawford, and world service chair Mrs Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Circle
UPWO
Gladys Hildreth
Sharon Moore
Shirley Coziah
Roberta Pippitt
Mollie Stephens
Ruth Crawford
World Service
Mrs. Maxwell
Greetings Say Its Christmas
A festive community message extols Christmas as a wondrous package of gifts for all, promising joyful music bright lights gala decorations trees greens and festive trimmings that fill the season with good things and glad times.
Past Matrons Christmas Party at Masonic Temple
The Golden Red Past Matrons held a Christmas party at the Masonic Temple with hostesses Mrs. Jack Harriman and Mrs. Dan Rompel arranging tables with a Christmas motif. A pot luck luncheon followed at 1 p.m. for listed members and guests. Christmas cards were exchanged for absent members and gifts were placed under the tree used by the chapter. Prizes went to Mrs. Rita Burgin Mrs. Gagon and Mrs. Lauritson. The January meeting is set for January 1 1972 with Mrs. Oliver Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Jack Harriman
Dan Rompel
J. K. Reeve
Frances Bassett
Rita Burgin
Earl Freeman
Viola Lauritson
Jessie Gagon
W.S. Shufeldt
John Maxwell
L. C
Public Notice Sheriff Sale of Abandoned Horses
Caribou County Sheriff Ralph J. Marriott announces a public auction of four horses in Grace precinct two Idaho. Appaloosa stallion about four years old Appaloosa mare about eight years old Sorrel mare two years old. Sale to the highest cash bidder at the Don B. Harris ranch near Gem Valley Cove on Tuesday January 4 1972 at 2 PM. Sheriff Marriott lists parcels under Idaho statutes 18-2108 and 18-2109.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou County
Ralph J. Marriott
Grace Precinct
Idaho
Don B. Harris
Gem Valley
Cove
Luncheon Honors Retiring President Rose Maxwell
United Presbyterian Women's Organization held a Thursday luncheon in December. Doreas circle served cake for Rose Maxwell's birthday as she retires. Betty Loenshaw shared memories of Australia Christmas customs from her family's past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Women's Organization
Doreas
Rose Maxwell
Betty Loenshaw
Australia
Christmas Greetings Edition Quietly Spreads Warmth
A community Christmas Greetings Edition emphasizes goodwill in homes, businesses, and social relations. The text celebrates greetings as the spark of Christmas spirit, from casual nods to heartfelt wishes, underscoring peace on earth and good will toward men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aregiius
Soda Springs News Roundup Reflects Local Happenings
In Soda Springs Idaho on Thursday December 23 1971 Caribou County Sun reports on town activities and social notes. The item highlights community events and everyday notice items reflecting small town life during late December.
Death Takes Mother Of Local Man
Luella Smith Crouse died at 77 from natural causes December 19 in a Salt Lake hospital. Born March 17, 1894 in Charleston she was the daughter of George and Mary Ann Davis Smith. She married Russell Hubbard Crouse in 1920 in Salt Lake City. he died in 1948. Survived by son Russell H. Crouse Sr. of Soda Springs Idaho, daughter Eloise Kauf roth of Houston Texas, four grandchildren and brother Earl Smith of Phoenix. Funeral services were held in Salt Lake City with burial in Heber City Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Smith Crouse
Princeton Ave
Salt Lake
Charleston
Houston
Tex
Earl Smith
Phoenix
Ariz
Salt Lake City
Heber City Cemetery
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E. E. Herron, M.D
Evern
Father Joseph
Muha
Saint Mary’s Church
Grace Equipment, Inc
LDS Church News
HIVE
Ward Chapel
Bancroft Cemetery
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Lillie Ellis
Ella Weaver
Louise Young
Elvera Christensen
Mary Ann Hawker
Ethel Childs
Edith Call
Catherine Moore
Vivian Watts
Edith Davis
Duluth Evans
Elain Sibbett
Helen Isle
Olive Kelly
Claude Snooks
Joe's
Texaco
Joe Valentine
SUN
Noel
Idahoslag .Corp
Hendricks Finance
And
LAU Insurance Soda Springs
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