Hearth and Home Club meets at Mrs Denzil Johnsons home
Grace News reports the Hearth and Home Club gathering at the Johnson residence on Thursday night January 6. Elections followed the meal naming Mrs Denzil Johnson president and Mrs Warren King secretary. Attendees included Mrs Luther Wilson Mrs Leo Christensen Mrs F H Thomas Mrs Harold B Lowe and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearth & Home Club
Hearth and Home Club
Denzil Johnson
Luther Wilson
Leo Christensen
Warren King
F. H. Thomas
Harold B. Lowe
Se Nephew
Kim Wilson
Fairview
Idaho
Joe Wilson
Luther
Grace
Reno
Nevada
Interim Appropriation Ordinance for Soda Springs 1972
Public notice outlines Ordinance 348 interim appropriation to fund city operations from January 1 1972 until annual budget approval. It itemizes departments including General City Administration Police Library Parks Fire Street Water Hydro-Electric Substation Electric Distribution and Electric General with specified sums. Revenue appropriation for Q1 1972 is set at 91650.00. Passed January 5 1972 and published January 13 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
Idaho
Homes For Sale Listing Pack Older Realtor Ads
Multiple residences offered with prices from $4,500 to $25,000. Properties include 1 to 4 bedrooms, garages, acreage, and varying renovations. Located near Soda Springs and on school bus routes with financing notes and vacancies.
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Soda Springs
Community Notes From Grace and Nearby Areas
Residents visit Grantsville to see Mr and Mrs Allen Tais Beth and family then return home Friday. Dan Lloyds stay in Salt Lake with son Dan Jr while Alfretta recovers from sinus infection. Andersons stay at Grace home then travel to Salt Lake. Burton Holsten group attend funeral in Ogden for Mrs Ervin Martin of Clearfield. Burton visit Preston for business and shopping. Stalkers visit Grace during Christmas. Barry attends University of Idaho Moscow with 4.0 semester, 3.85 three year average, wins $200 scholarship. Carla Lou Stalker returns to BYU. Fackrell Merriam visit from Bountiful. Irene Westenfelder joins for dinner. Dean Beckstead baby blessed Justin Wade. snowmobile trip to Jackson WY cut short by storms. Grace area schools close due to severe wind and road closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grantsville
Allen Ta Iis
Beth
Dan Lloyd
Dan, Jr
Salt Lake
Alfretta
Sherman Anderson
Grace
Rulon Burton
Dick Holsten
Lucy Holsten
Ogden
Ervin Martin
Clearfield
Robert Burton
Preston
C—Woss
Barry “Stalker
Teena
Kim
Moscow
Barry
Louis Stalkers
University of Idaho At
Carla Lou Stalker
Byu
Robert Fackrell
Dianna
Bountiful
Caroline Merriam
Lynn Rasmussen
Justin Wade
Dean ‘Beckstead
Allen Turner
Brent Peterson
Richard Gilbert
Jackson
Wyo
Grace Area
Bowling tournament features finalists and top bowler scores
The All League Match Point double elimination tournament narrowed to four finalists Marette Stewart Diane Carver Judy Burnham and Nancy Wood. Finalists will bow Sunday the 19th. Marge Savoy and Shirley Skinner posted the day’s high games 218 and 200. Cora Dursteler and Sue Lesley lead two women’s teams in the Men’s Big Ten League. Men’s finalists and winners of doubles include Eilis and Shirley Skinner Ernie and Bonnie Prescott with others named. The event will be broadcast on KBRY with finals scheduled in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie
Marette Stewart
Diane Carver
Judy Burnham
Nancy Wood
Marge Savoy
Shirley Skinner
High Point
Cora Dursteler
Sue Lesley
George Gorton
Dwight Hansen
Jr. Chugg
Max Lewis
Ernie Prescott
Spence Panter
Maynard Andreasen
Lou Benson
Bruce Holladay
del Thomas
Larry Burnham
Dennis Wilcox
Eldon Peck
Don Atkinson
Seth Bailey
Dave Smith
KBRY
Eilis
Ernie
Bonnie Prescott
Margaret Nalder
Lowe
Coleman
Bancroft Lions
Julie Han Sen
Eileen Farnsworth
Charlene Ctorenshaw
Kathy Hansen
Cora Dursteter
Joan Davis
Cora
Raelene Powell
Ardella Rosen
Pinette
Idaho First National Bank
Bowling results and high scores from league play
The report lists 3:10 Jo Ann Peterson 5 10 Doris Irving 67 10 with high series by Luella Watkins 498 Jo Ann Peterson 491 Birdie Barkdull 490 and high games by Donna Forsgren 185 Birdie Gladys and Pat Reidle 184. Also SO DA BOWLETTES top series Cora Dursteler 502 Glenys Hawker 496 Lucky Sklenar 496 Vernae Lester 492 and high games Melinda Hess 214 Patti Freeman 200 Lucky Sklenar 199 with Shirley Lund converting a 5 7 split. 8 BALL Mixed Doubles standings list Simplots 9614 50 Grace Equip Co 91 56 Gibson & Thomas 9057 MRE Inc 86 61. High Team Series Simplots 2003 and High Team Game Grace Equipment Co 678. High series Stan Hull 589 Gayland Archibald 533 Lou Benson 508 Sharleen Holladay 516 Shirley Roberts 507 Sharon Averett 495. High games Stan Hull 203 196 Grant Lester 201 Myrna Archibald 200 Sharon Averett 150 Marilyn Smedley 182.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Ann Peterson
Doris Irving
Luella Watkins
Birdie Barkdull
Donna Forsgren
Birdie
Gladys
Pat Reidle
Cora Dursteler
Glenys Hawker
Lucky Sklenar
Vernae Lester
Melinda Hess
Patti Freeman
Shirley Lund
Grace Equip. Co
Gibson & Thomas
MRE, Inc
Grace Equipment Co
Stan Hull
Gayland Archibald
Lou Benson
Sharleen Holladay
Shirley Roberts
Sharon Averett
Snow measurements across five courses January 1972 report
Snow measurements conducted January 3, 1972 by Ruel Moss of the Soil Conservation Service and Larry Miller of the Forest Service cover five courses including Pebble Moser Cove and Bancroft 2. Data show January 1972 versus January 1971 and versus average, with depths from 2 to 46.4 inches and water contents from 2.2 to 11.7 percent, and February 1 planned readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruel Moss
Soil Conservation Service
Larry Miller
Forest Service
Cove
Bancroft
Snowpack in Idaho Surpasses Normal Across State
Idaho snowpack for 1971 72 is well above average per Soil Conservation Service with some sites at record January 1 levels. Snow water equivalent ranges from 115 percent at Montpelier Creek to 365 percent at Palouse drainage while soil moisture remains good from fall rains and December cold snaps. Carryover reservoir storage is excellent with Salmon Falls and Oakley reservoirs showing 30 year highs.
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Idaho
Soil Conservation Service
Montpelier Creek
Palouse
Salmon Falls
Oakley Reservoir
Idaho anticipates high runoff and strong water supply
Plans aim to lower reservoirs to create space for runoff as moist and frozen soils meet heavy snow in southern and eastern Idaho. A chinook wind or warm rain could trigger extreme runoff in weeks ahead. If trends persist, Idaho may see another record show year and an excellent irrigation season in 1972.
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Idaho
Soda Springs Council Minutes December 8 1971
Councilman Thompson said Cedar Cemetery plan would cover about five to seven acres plus a rail crossing. The mortgage association must approve before action. Council asked Attorney Transtrum to inform the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Old Cedar
Council
Transtrum
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
City Council Advances Rates and Projects at Meeting
The council adopted a resolution setting new garbage rates and discussed buying calculators at 47.00 each or 530.00 for one. Mr Don Woodyard sought sewer hook up along city street with manhole and city dedication. Supt. Miller assigned engineering. Seven Christmas lighting prizes were proposed totaling 80.00. A plan to sell old trucks was approved. Snow removal in streets was delegated to Supt. Miller with downtown snow to be placed in streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Don Woodyard
Cedar Avenue
Supt. Miller
Woodyard
Ferguson
State Health Dept
Airport
Multiple Real Estate Offers Across Soda Springs Area
Real estate listings in Soda Springs Idaho feature several properties for sale. Listings include a 2600 square foot five bedroom two bath home with two fireplaces and outbuildings priced around 28000 dollars and several other 3 bedroom and 2 bedroom homes with basements garages and fenced lots. Prices vary from 5900 to 19950 dollars with various down payments and financing terms.
Soda Springs Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
January 13 1972 Soda Springs Idaho area news note brief items from Caribou County Sun include community announcements school events and local gatherings with no negatives or incidents detailed.
Birrer Family Holiday Visit Noted in Soda Springs
Holiday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Clifford Birrer in Soda Springs included their son Gerald Birrer of Port Hueneme California and their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Vern Wacaster of Pocatello. Mrs Wacaster is the former Jacquelyn Birrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Birrer
Soda Springs
Eos Gerald Birrer
Port Hueneme
Calif
Vern Wacaster
Pocatello
Wacaster
Jacquelyn Birrer
Kellys Stay With Sister in Pocatello During Illness
Friday through Sunday Mr and Mrs Arthur Kelly stayed with Mrs T M Morris in Pocatello to be near Olive s mother Mrs Nellie Richardson who is ill in a local household notice style report from a community column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kelly
T. M. Morris
Pocatello
Olive
Nellie Richardson
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Grace News
Winona Lowe
Leatha
Logan Temple
Grace Ward
Frank Stoddard
Ben Roper
Reed Christensen
Orrin Harris
Wayne Egbert
Gail Ray
Tony Riding
Carl Jr. Rasmussen
Dell Carver
Logan Hospital
Carol Young
Mary Ann Lowe
Rexburg
Ricks College
Alfred Hansen
Gene Dalton
Hazel Jensen
Clelia McCann
Sewer Department
Police Department
Parks Department
Mae
Water Department
Hydro-Electric Department
Electric Department
Electric General Department
Percy Bike Co An
Tanger
H. Tigert
LaRae Rasmussen
Caribou County
Star Company
Dean Moore
J. Rasmussen
Soda Springs City Council
Custom Electronics
Hatch
PFAFF
4Th Street
Montpelier
Archie Vonberg
City and Ranch Realty
W Corp
Georgetown
Ida
Soda Spr
Call
Afton
Lazy Fishook Ranch
Malta
Purina
City Transfer & Storage Co
Sal
Western Auto Associate
S. E. Matthews, Sr
R. E
S. E. Matthews
W.B. Corbett
American Legion Auxiliary
Helen Tigert
Esther Wallace
Jia
Orchard
Boise
SUN
Soda Springs, Idaho
Gert
Sanders Furniture
Grace Hardware
Wilson
Caribou Motor Lodge
Ashland Dr
Equity City and Ranch Realty
Donkess
Walton’s Cow Palace
Niewera Pee
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