Local social notices list visits and family events
Mrs Keith Prescott entertained at Sunday dinner for Paul, Marie, Kristi, Donald and Audrey Jenkins and Keith Prescott. Logan visitors attended special Temple work. Mr and Mrs Allen Olsen hosted guests from Salt Lake City. Snowmobile races drew Phil Hansen and others. Captain Mark Thomas and son Trent visited from Murray Utah. Ann Mickelson visited Boise aiding the Lloyd family during hospital stay. Funeral attendance included Owen Clegg Raee Mickelson and Robert Young. Burgetta Christensen and grandson Peter Clegg toured Salt Lake City. Wayne Wheeler’s newborn home from hospital. Grace plant hosts Mr and Mrs Dallas Hansen with Mark Thomas family for Sunday dinner. Hepatitis illness confines Riley Mickelson in Logan Hospital. Gloyd Christensens care for the nurse’s child. Williams Ward speakers Jim Elsmore and Gloyd Bennett. Lucile Clegg released from Sunday School. Karla Dawn Peck released as chorister. Ian Clegg sustains primary chorister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Hansen
Mark
Thomas
Trent
Murray
Utah
Frank Thomas
Melvin Mickelson
Boise
R. J. Lloyd
Ann
Lloyds
Frank—Thomas—ami Son
Dallas Hansen
Grace Plant
Riley Mickelson
Logan Hospital
Gloyd Christensens
Barbara
Jim Elsmore
Gloyd Bennett
Bannock Stake
Williams Ward
Lucile Clegg
Karla Dawn Peck
Ian Clegg
Idaho Drivers Education Faces Funding Crisis
Idaho faces a 40 percent cut in Driver's Education funding, depriving about 6,500 students in 1971 72. State safety officials warn federal funds could be reduced if enrollment drops below 100 percent, urging permanent financing via higher license fees and a special appropriation to cover unpaid 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Lowe
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Grace
Idaho Driver's Education Association
State Board of Ioney
Literary Club To Meet Feb 7 at Grace Bannock Hall
Grace Literary Club schedules a February 7 meeting at 2 PM in Grace Bannock Stake Cultural Hall. Nellie V. Johnson chairs the program with Patriotism as the theme. Kelly Pearce of Lava Hot Springs Foundation speaks. Grace High School students Brad Egbert Wade Wilker and Sharleen Kingsford read their Voice of Democracy themes. Everett Smith performs a musical number. The Idaho Associated Women's contest features the Community Improvement Project Senior Citizens Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Literary Club
Grace Bannock Stake
Nellie V. Johnson
Kelly Pearce
Lava Hot Springs Foundation
Voice of Democracy
Grace High School
Brad Egbert
Wade Wilker
Sharleen Kingsford
Everett Smith
Chib
Idaho Associated Women's
C. L P
Community Improvement Project
Add The Soft Touch To Your Wash With Fabric Softener
Homemakers' Corner guides on choosing and using fabric softeners to improve softness and reduce static. It covers rinse and wash cycle products, proper dispensing, avoiding conditioners in rinse water with certain additives, and precautions to prevent staining. It notes cautious use with towels and explains fabric softener benefits and risks.
May Wedding Planned in Idaho Falls Temple
May 12 wedding planned for April Lloyd and Scott Earl in the Idaho Falls LDS Temple. April Lloyd, Soda Springs High School 1971 graduate, attends Ricks College. Scott Earl, Idaho Falls High School 1968 graduate, completed an LDS mission to Germany and also attends Ricks College. They will live in Idaho Falls. Ray Davis family visited LeRoi Day home in Kaysville Utah and attended the Cardettes basketball halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma M. Lloyd
Soda Springs
April
Scott Earl
Grant Earl
Idaho Falls
Soda Springs High School
Ricks College
Earl
Idaho Falls High School
Germany
Ray Davis
LeRoi Day
Kaysvile
Utah
Cardettes
Soda Springs Sno-Drifters Discuss Legislation and Races
The Soda Springs Sno-Drifters meet at the Trail Cafe with 23 members and three visitors. President Milt Blatter notes Boise snowmobile bill opposition. club funds safety deposits for loaned equipment and names Ramona Werehall Property Manager. Verla Ayers injured. race plans progress. next meeting set for February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Ruth Lowry
Soda Springs
Trail Cafe
Ralph Reeves
Wayne Mortimer
Jim Bedingfield
Milt Blatter
Boise Snowmobile Club
Washington
Idaho
Merchant’s Committée
Ramona Werehall
Verla Ayers
Verla
Ray Nelson
Jim Lowry
George Hawker
Happenings Births and Hospital Notes
Births report two newborns Clynn and Michele Christensen a son six pounds fifteen ounces born January nineteenth. Brent and Karen Bergholm a daughter eight pounds eight ounces born January twenty first. Admissions and discharges list Janice Wilker Kathy Hays while Elea Perkins and Ella Grimm remain confined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clynn
Michele Christensen
Grace
Brent
Karen Bergholm
City
Janice Wilker
Blackfoot
Kathy Hays
Elea Perkins
Bancroft
Ella Grimm
Unclear Names Listed Across Cities
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple personal names with city mentions such as Montpelier Georgetown St. Charles and St. Paul style endings. The readable items resemble individual names rather than a coherent event or notice.
Davis Family Returns to Flagstaff After Soda Springs Visit
Mr and Mrs Jerry Davis and their family former Soda Springs residents now in Flagstaff Arizona returned to their home Monday after a four day visit with friends and relatives in Soda Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Davis
Soda Springs
Flagstaff, Ariz
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Aiter Bench
Lydia Thomas News
Keith Prescott
Paul, Marie
Kristi
Donald
Audrey Jenkins
Floyd Toone
Logan
Allen Olsen
Salt Lake City
Peggy
Grant Mathews
Reed Budge
Angus Condie
Lloyd Dunn
Perk’s Electric
Phoe
Claude Snooks
Caribou Plumbing
Lennox
E. Hooper
Clyde Hamp
Homemakers’ Corner
By Ann Schiller
Lloyd
Johanna Sessions
Titan Closner
Montpelier
Joy Thomas
Cheryl Jacaway
Effie Bennett
Hellen Hayes
Georgetown
Alice Maughan
Grace Marie Hawker
Grace Gladye Erickson
St. Charles
Farrell Stoor
Jennie Stoor
Gilbert Bryant
Ida Sorenson
Dee AY PE Eye
LaLa
Federal Land Bank
Northwest States
Federal Land Bank Association OF
Preston
Illacis Sale
Caribou Motor & Implement Co
West Second South Soda Springs
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