Services Held For Mrs McCracken
Services for Martha Mattie McCracken 66 of 611 South Atlantic Boise were held at Summers Chapel with Rev. Raymond A Thompson officiating. Interment in Dry Creek Cemetery. Born January 24 1901 in Franklin North Carolina she married Charles McCracken January 9 1924. They farmed in Montesano and Soda Springs before moving to Boise in 1953.
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Martha 'Mattie’ McCracken
South Atlantic
Boise
Summers Chapel
Raymond A. Thompson
Dry Creek
McCracken
Franklin
N.C
Charles McCracken
Montesano
Births and Obituaries Highlight Local Community Ties
Birth announced for Joel and DeLila Simons of Ban croft a boy weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces born January 10. Lina Reese admitted and discharged in Boise. Obituary notes Whitney Methodist Church Soda Springs Rebekah Lodge member survived by husband two daughters Evelyn Wuthrich and Sue Evans two sons Gerald McCracken Scott McCracken plus three brothers Joe Claude George Scott and a sister Nellie Scott with eleven grandchildren.
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Ber
Whitney Methodist Church
Soda Springs Rebekah Lodge
Boise
Evelyn Wuthrich
Weiser
Sue Evans
Gerald McCracken
Montpelier
Scott McCracken
Moscow
Joe Scott
Claude
George Scott
Franklin, Nac
Nellie Scott
Baby Boy Born to Montpelier Couple Jorgensen Family
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jorgensen are the parents of a baby boy born Friday January 12 in Montpelier. Grandparents are Archie Vonberg of Soda Springs and Lear Jorgensen of Grace.
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Bruce Jorgensen
Montpellier
Archie Vonberg
Soda Springs
Lear Jorgensen
Grace
Bowling League Standings Top Five Teams and Leaders
The standings show Ace Chevrolet Stockman's Lounge leading the men with an 18 8 record followed by The JRL's 19, Walt's American 15 9, Simplot Keglers 14 10, and High game leaders Lucky Sklenar 210 and Shirley Skinner 524. Women top performers include Donna Forsgren 194 and 565 in high game and series respectively. Senior Keghers list Troop and others with Dennis Sluder posting a 201 game and 513 series.
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The
Jrl’s
Walt’s American
Lucky Sklenar
Shirley Skinner
Nelson & Hull
Forsgren
Toomer
Lott Elec
ABC Gas Co
Lou's Cafe
Ace Allen
Joe Sklenar
Donna Forsgren
Bowen & Basset
TOE Lee Gy
Maynard Andreason
Glenys Hawker
Gladys Williams
Wolf Troop
Garrison’s Guerillas
Ts Smartallies
Thersol
Dennis Sluder
Lynette Harris
Commercial
Wells Cargo
Monsanto
OK Tire
Peterson AG
Monsanto Electric
Willis Rowsell
Big Ten L
Eastside Grocery
Busco
Conda Store
Ete Heecepelart
City Drug Largilliere
Wendell Fernauer
Cora Dursteller
Grant Roberts
Sue Garrett
Tri-City
Grace Hardware
Tosoiba
Bancroft Lionsees
Sam’s
Alan Ruud
Caribou Co
Trail Cafe
Idaho First Nat'l Bank
High Game
Wayan Woman to Present Vocal Recital at Ricks
A free recital at Kirkham Auditorium on Friday January 19 at 8 p m features two organ students Jeralyn Brown and Nadine Hill both taught by Ruth Barrus and soloist Linda Le Cheminant of St Anthony formerly Soda Springs. Le Cheminant a Ricks music major and 1966 Soda Springs High School graduate will sing Dedication by Robert Franz.
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St Anthony
Soda Springs
Florence Bowman
Ricks
LeCheminant
Glade G Sibbett
Wayan
Soda Springs High School
Robert Franz
Field Archers Hold Annual Election
The Caribou Field Archers held their annual election of officers Monday evening with 38 members present. Karol Stephens will be the new president, Larry Roberts vice president, and Afton Hopkins secretary. Directors Lowell Thomas Verland Moore and Joe Hulse hold one, two, and three year terms. Doris Stephens named news correspondent and Arlo Hopkins elected three year director. Annual trophy banquet set for Cedar View January 26 at 8 p.m. Cost is 2.50 per plate. notify Karol Stephens by January 23. Indoor shoots begin at junior high gym Thursdays at 7 p.m. Adjourned after films of javelina bow hunt by Lowell Thomas and Bob Hines. Returns from Montana: Mrs. George Hawker, Social Springs, visited husband in Shelby, Montana, for 10 days.
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Caribou Field
Lowell Thomas
Karol Stephens
Larry Roberts
Afton Hopkins
Verland Moore
Joe Hulse
Doris Stephens
Arlo Hopkins
Cedar View
Bob Hines
Velvet Shoes and Other Songs by Thompson and Quilter
A brief note lists Velvet Shoes by Thompson and Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal by Quilter among other pieces. The fragment suggests a program or catalog entry for a recital or catalog of music works.
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Thompson
Quilter
DUP Meeting At Esther Wallace Home With Uplifting Diary Lesson
Daughters of Utah Pioneers Camp Tosoiba held their regular meeting Friday afternoon at Esther Wallace's home with Maggie Peterson assisting. Verda Wakeman led the lesson titled The Diary, which drew particular interest. Refreshments followed for members Clarissa Montgomery Netta Smith Mayme Richards Verda Wakeman Hazel Ozburn Min Hopkins Jona Mikesell Lola
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Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Tosoiba
Esther Wallace
Maggie Peterson
Hostene O
Verda Wakeman
Clarissa Montgomery
Veneta Smith
Mayme Richards
Hazel Ozburn
Min Hopkins
Jona Mikesell
Lola
Caribou County Briefing From Soda Springs
A short Soda Springs item notes Dr. R C Young holds office hours every other day until noon, with a weekly schedule planned for January. The fragment sets a local civic or health scheduling tone in Caribou County.
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R. C. Young
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Joel and
DeLila Simons
Bancroft
Lina Reese
City
Dwaine Ingram
Conda
Elsie Howell
Sally Ellis
Alice Grover
Ben Fugate
Bonnie Skinner
Jeffrey Dyas
Vickie Lloyd
Reid Martinsen
Freda Gaddie
Mae Jean Divine
Luella Hymns
Leo Greer
Joseph T. Torgesen
Peterson Bros
Hereford
Peterson Bros. Herefords
P. O
Ogden, Utah
Chevrolet
Chevelle
Bel Air
Falcon
ACE Chevrolet CO
Sods
Janice Andreason
Montana
George Hawker
Social Springs
Shelby
Mont
Dup
Tani
Walker, Charlotte Gunne Balls
Emma Brown Ap
Hildreth
Hendricks Finance
Soda Spri
Lau Safeco Insurance Agency
Serta