Man Spriestensen Dies in Grace at 59
Orville Spriestensen 59 of Grace died Sunday morning at home after a brief illness. Born September in Grace to Frank and Emaline Robinson he married in 1938. He was a Grace church member and a former Logan basketball player at Utah State University 1932 33 and served as secretary of a local organization. Survived by widow two daughters in California and Utah three brothers and several sisters. Services set for 2 p m at Ban Tabernacle in Grace with Norval Whitehead officiating.
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Spristensen
Grace
Frank
Emaline Robinson
Logan
Utah
Grace Y
Secreat
Stanley
Daughr
LaJolla
Calif
Alvin
Jackson
Joe
Pocatelng Thompson
Ogden
Lucy Jrs
Josie Dewey
Florence
Rs- Angeles
Vier
Rtland
Ore
Cottonwood
Idaho
Orvices
Ban Tabernacle
Williams Ward Conducting Funeral Arrangements
Friends may call at the Allen Funeral Home Thursday 7 30 to 8 30 pm and at the place of services Friday after 11 am burial in Grace Cemetery contributions to a Grace High School scholarship fund with Supt J H Waite in charge
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Williams Ward
Allen Funeral Home
Grace Cemetery
Grace High School
J. H. Waite
Grace Cattleman In Hawaii Attend National Meeting
Mr and Mrs Long Bitton Grace are in Hawaii to attend the National Cattlemen Assay meeting and plan island tours during and after the sessions. The Sun received a photo of the Bittons enjoying the warm weather but could not reproduce it.
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Long Bitton
Grace
Hawaii
Sun
Mrs. Bitton
Home from Eastern Visit by Mr. and Mrs. Lau
Mr and Mrs Heber Lau returned from a holiday visit with their son David J Lau and family in Glastonbury Connecticut where they spent Thanksgiving and Christmas with trips to skiing areas in Vermont and Massachusetts and sightseeing in Boston Massachusetts They report a pleasant holiday and are glad to be home.
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Heber Lau
David J. Lau
Glastonbury
Conn
Vermont
Massachusetts
Boston
Mass
Caribou Neighbors Portrait of Frank Weaver
Frank Weaver, born December 14, 1967 in Bennington, grows up near Tetonia and Grace Idaho, attends Grace High School as president, serves in the Army, and builds a career in radio at KBRV in Soda Springs. He marries Kathy Anderson in 1966 and returns to college to earn a business degree while managing KBRV and pursuing acting ambitions. The Weavers plan Soda Springs as their permanent home and stay active in local affairs and community events.
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Frank Weaver
Frank
Melvin Weaver
Bennington
Tetonia
Idaho
Wyoming
Teton Peaks
Teton Basin
Weaver
Grace
Salt Lake
Snow College
Star Lighters
Oklahoma
Southwest Corner
ISU
Ft. Carson
Colo
Ft. Bennington
Caribou County
KBRV
Monsanto
Kathy Anderson
Baptist Church
Idaho Falls
Kathy
Kenneth Anderson
Roberts
Soda Springs
Utah State University
Hyrum
Richmond
Frannk
Johnny
Molly Brown
Cinder
Caribou County brief from Soda Springs Idaho
Local item dated Thursday January 30 1969 notes activity in Soda Springs Idaho Caribou County. Details readable but fragmentary and not specifying the exact event or outcome. Readers are advised to consult the original page for full context.
Cardettes and Cardinals Rivalries Highlight Soda Springs News
Soda Springs High reports on basketball results with the Bears, Tigers, and Panthers. Lynn Nelson leads scoring while Eddie Thomas also shines as the team posts wins and losses. The article notes wrestling district dates, ski club plans, and student council activities led by president Lynn Balls.
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Soda Springs
Bear Lake Bears
Soda
Cardinals
Bears
Lynn Nelson
Eddie Thomas
Montpelier
Lynn Balls
Althrough High School
Lynn
Soda Springs High School
Soda Springs Forms Troop 568 Committee at Meeting
A January 24 meeting at the Presbyterian Church formed the Boy Scout Troop 568 committee in Soda Springs. Blynn B. Wilcox becomes institutional representative, Marvin Daniels and Lee Hudsonpillar as scoutmaster and assistant. Harry E. Stewart chairs the troop committee with Benny Tucker, Ralph Pippitt, Dan Lancaster, Harry Peterson and others on outdoors advancement membership and finance roles.
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Presbyterian’ Church
Blynn B. Wilcox
Marvin Daniels
Lee Hudsonpillar
Harry E. Stewart
Outdoors
Benny M. Tucker
Ralph R. Pippitt
Dan Lancaster
Harry Peterson
Scout Troop 568 Holds Meeting Open to Interested Boys
Blynn B. Wilcox reports a troop meeting held Wednesday January 29 at 7 30 p m in the Presbyterian Church Annex. All Troop 568 scouts were urged to attend and meet the new scoutmasters and troop committee with an invitation extended to any boy interested in scouting or wishing to join.
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Presbyterian Church Annex
A Private Corner At Home For The Woman Of The House
Homemakers are urged to carve a personal retreat within the home. An abandoned den or garage becomes shared space while a private nook can be created with doors, screens, and shades. Sanders Furniture advertises to furnish this intimate spot.
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Cortié Oty
Sanders Furniture & Oece
Soda Sprin
Peace
Bancroft
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Grace Cattleman
Joda Springs
Canyon Lodge
Ook
K. Long & Sons
Ndricks
Safeco Insurance Agency
Soda Springs, Idaho
Aberdeen
Tigers
Snake River Panthers
Varsity
Cardinal
Star Valley
Snake River
Ski Club
Beaver Mountain
Key Club
Trail Canon
Sneak’s Noise
SSHS
Exchange Assembly
C. D. Simmons
Rick
Boy Scout
Washington
Paris
Licity
Conrad Sanders
Massey-Ferguson
Ind. P.t.o
Allis-Chalmers
Grace Equipment Co
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