Blood Drive Quota Met At Soda Pin Canteen
The Cross Bloodmobile collected blood for a local drive at Soda Pin canteen. Volunteers and staff including Delia Davis Mendes Alice Tigert Alice Hansen Abbett Laura Manghan Wheatley and helpers worked the event. Dr Russell Tigert acted as physician while donors Wallace Tratt Tom Kramer and others contributed two gallon donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Cross
Ned
Lpns
Yed
Delia Davis
Mendes
Alice Tigert
Alice Hansen
Abbett
Laura Manghan
Wheatley
Helen Tigert
Leg
Merle Steele
Lene Horsley
Dottiend
Rachel
Mr Preece
Grace
Chat Salser
Marilyn O'Hara
Dorothy Truchet
Won
Betty Loenshal
Russell Tigert
Wallace Tratt
Tom Kramer
Deanhart
Are
Freece
Water tests at Idaho University flag class results
Report describes water safety tests conducted by young people at Idaho University Monday night. The article lists instructors and names tied to construction and housing projects in Lava Springs and nearby towns with numerous estimated costs for garages and residences, illustrating a mix of student activities and local contractor notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda S
Idaho University
Talent winner Ann Warner announced regional Farm Bureau winner
Ann Warner of Soda Springs was named regional Farm Bureau Talent Fund winner in McCammon on June 9. She will compete in the state contest in Potatello in November with national finals in Chicago. Warner, a lyric soprano, has earned top ratings in district and regional music contests and has a history of scholarships and leadership roles. She will study music education at the University of Idaho this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Warner
Perry Warner
Soda Springs
Farm Bureau
McCammon
Potatello
Chicago
Ann
Lawrenee
Kas
Caribou County
Ksl-Tv
March of Dimes
Future Teachers
Tolaho Guide Patrol Camp Near Georgetown Canyon
Six boys from Tolaho attended the Guide Patrol camp near Georgetown Canyon from the 26th to 28th. They traveled by bus to the camp and back. Friday featured a tournament and a closing cookout for families and guests. Leaders listed include Wic Hebdon, Janet Tolman, and others. Thanks were extended to George Walker and contributors for transportation and on-site help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolahoake
Guide Patrol
Georgetown Canyon
Wic Hebdon
Janet Tolman
Andre Wistlsen
Bancroft
Barbara Hopkins
Ruth Gentry
Connie N
Gloria Barnes
Verda Emey
Mikelgon
Rexmnetel
Parlene Davis
Soda BS
Extend & Pecul
Georg
Clem Walker
Lunch Program Workshop at Thatcher Elementary
The Grave school lunch program sponsors a workshop led by Mrs. Effie Hoopes. It runs August 2 3 and 4 at Thatcher Elementary with guidance on the lunch program and food demonstrations. Registration information available from Mrs Hoopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grave
Effie Hoopes
Thatcher
Mrs. Hoopes
Preston Golfers Here Sunday
Preston golfers will come to Soda Springs Sunday July 16 for an inter city team match. All local golfers are requested to be at the course at 8 30 a m to start play. Coffee and doughnuts will be served in the morning and a lunch at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Soda Springs
Caldwell Hosts A Meron Moate And Family
Caldwell visitors Mr. and Mrs. Bud Haga hosted Sunday night and Monday to A Meron Mra Fred C Moate of Caldwell and his aunt Mrs Lenore Ross of Vale Ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Bud Haga
A. «Meron
Fred C. Moate
Lenore Ross
Vale
Ore
Soda Springs To Host Seventh Annual Little League Tourney
The seventh annual Soda Springs Little League tournament runs July 27 to 29 at the city park directed by R L Chick Young. Entries include Malad Soda Springs Montpelier Grace and Preston. Standings show Monsanto City Drug Fowlers Wells Cargo Horner s. A Pony League tourney follows August 4 to 6 in Soda Springs as an E-team event with a consolation bracket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
R.L (Chick) Young
Malad
Montpelier
Grace
Preston
Monsanto
City Drug - Mf
Fowlers
Wells Cargo Lad
D&d
Horner's
Entry boxes for Little Buckaroo Rodeo opened
Entry boxes for the Little Buckaroo Rodeo on August 10 are available. Contestants may drop names at Chadwick's Store in Grace or Soda Springs or at Sanders Furniture and Appliance in Bancroft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick's
Grace
Soda Springs
Sanders Furniture and Appliance
Bancroft
Mabel L Monroe Dies in Pocatello
Local resident Mabel L. Monroe died Wednesday July 5 at Bannock Memorial Hospital in Pocatello. Born December 28 in Soda Springs, she was a daughter of James Monroe and Mary Ann Baird. She worked in Idaho Falls, then Soda Springs as a clerk with Ed Whitman until 1944, later retired and living with two sisters. Funeral services July 8 at the Idaho LDS Stake Center in Soda Springs with Bishop Max C Christensen officiating and a full temple-style program. Burial in Fairview Cemetery under Whitman Matthews Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel L. Monroe
TI Sodd Springs
Bannock Memorial Hospital
Pocatello
Soda Springs
James Monroe
Mary Ann Baird
Idaho Falls
Lee Monroe
Twin Falls
Ezta Monroe
Midland
Mich
Sylvia
Viola
Monroe
Idaho Lds Stake Center
Max C. Christensen
Soda Springs Third Ward
Duane Beins
Gesen
E. J. Wagoner
Verda Empey
Gale George
Earl Gunnell
Lowell Roberts
God
Kenneth Balls
Otto Munro
Melvin Monroe
Donald Monroe
Mark Lallatin
Virgil Empey
Leland Lish
Dale Monroe
Fairview Cemetery
Whitman-Matthews Mortuary
Weekend Camping At Grays Lake By Local Families
Mr and Mrs Jim Link and family Mr and Mrs Jerry Reeves and Mr and Mrs Bill Brown and families spent the weekend of the Fourth camping at Grays Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Link
Jerry Reeves
Bill Brown
Grays Lake
New Hardware Store To Open in Soda Springs
A new industrial and farm hardware wholesale supply business will open in Soda Springs by July 17. George Dupin, general manager of Ideal Hardware of Soda Springs, says the firm will be at 180 E. 1st South with stock including hand tools machine tools general hardware cable chain nuts bolts and similar supplies. Marketed by Idaho Falls veteran Jerry Dest inside sales, the operation aims to serve local工业 and farming needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
George du bin
Ideal Hardware of Sodarings
Wilk
Dupin
Jerry
Joly
Iadaho Falls
Winners of the Big Fish contest at Ern's Sport Center
The Big Fish contest at Ern's Sport Center selects weekly winners. For the weeks of June 11 June 18 and June 25 the winners are Jay Lish Conda 4 Ibs Eldon Soren sen Georgetown 5 Ibs and Harley Childs Soda Springs 6 Ibs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ern’s Sport Center
Jay Lish
Conda
Eldon Sorensen
Georgetown
Harley Childs
Soda Springs
Newcomers In Our Midst: Mr and Mrs Charles Godley
Mr and Mrs Charles S Godley moved from De V ine Texas to Soda Springs Arizona where he works as a millwright foreman for Ref-Chem Co and is tied to Salt River Project. Bernice Godley native of Burke 8D worked for Arizona Air Filter Co. They have three children Shari Mia and Burke enjoy swimming sewing and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Godley
N. Std East
Soda Springs
Nix, Ariz
Godley
Salt River
Ref-Chem Co
Mr. Godley
Devine
Texas
Okla
Charles
Bernice
Shari
Arizona
Return From Washington Travel Sheds Light On Family Trip
Mr and Mrs Don Strickfaden returned home this week after a two week trip visiting friends and relatives in Washington Oregon and California Mira Eva Miller Mrs Strick and their plans include visiting in Soda
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Don Strickfaden
Oregon
California
Mira
Eva Miller
Mrs. Strick
Soda
Youths Patrol Hooper Spring Area This Summer
Several college youths have been living at Hooper Spring picnic area north of Soda Springs for a month. They volunteer to keep the area cleaner and safer, living there for the summer as watchmen and aiding police in enforcing laws and ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooper Spring
Soda Springs
Cycle Races Sponsored By Springs Cycle Chablis
Suda Springs Cycle Chablis sponsors a Sunday racing event at the west track. Time trials begin 11 30 am with races at 1 pm. Trophies awarded in all regular classes two special powder puff classes and a junior 12 to 16. Tickets at the gate and a concession stand will operate during the races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eye Suda “Springs Cycle Chablis
Family returns from vacation to Soda Springs after travels
The Herman Viehweg family returns home July 3 after a month long trip visiting Denver and Chicago with relatives including Mr and Mrs Steven Owen and Steven Viehweg. They then visited Washington DC and Maryland staying with the Ladd family where Mrs Viehweg works as a secretary for a government team in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Viehweg
Soda Springs
Denver
Steven Owen
Chicago
Steven Viehweg
Steven
Northwestern University
Washington
D.C
Maryland
Thomas Ladd
Ladd
Department Teami
VFW Picnic Invitation at Hooper Spring Beacons
VEW PICNIC members relatives and friends of Soda Springs Post Veterans of Foreign Wars invited to family picnic at noon Sunday July 16 at Hooper Spring. Ladies asked to bring fried chicken and a main dish for their own families and table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VEW
Soda Springs
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hooper Spring
Return Home After Chicago Lions International Convention
Mr and Mrs Arthur Kelly return home from Chicago where they attended the Lions International convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Arthur Kelly
Chicago
Lions International Convention
Work Starts On Caribou County Hospital Project
Construction on Caribou County Hospital began this week after Leukenga's of Nampa Idaho won the bid at 1 418 000. Hill Burton funds and county savings reduced projected costs with in kind supplies from Monsanto and Idaho Slag Co. and a subcontractor helping cover dirt fill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
View Caribou County Hospital
Leukengscanner Co
Nampa
Idea
Leukenga
Hill-Burton
Gunty
Monsanto Company
Idaho Slag Co
Seaman William H. Rausch Serves Aboard USS Okanogan
Seaman William H. Rausch, son of Mrs. Ruth Jorgensen of Soda Springs, serves aftship on the USS Okanogan which has returned to Long Beach after a seven and a half month West Pacific tour with the U S Seventh Fleet. The ship operated as a Da Nang Harbor station ship providing naval operations coordination and support services, receiving supplies and storing them for transfer to operating vessels. It also supplied food and berthing services for personnel in the Da Nang area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USS Okanogan
HTNC
William H. Rausch
USN
Ruth Jorgensen
Soda Springs
USS
Okanogan
Long Beach
Calif
U.S. Seventh Fleet
West Pacific
Vietnam
da Nang Harbor
da’ Nang
Chu Lai
Okanagan
da Nang
Consolidation Committees Meet For Discussion
Three county school boards' consolidation committees met at Grace School library for an informal evening session. Attendees included Barbara Panter Doris Gerald Tol Emerson Ma Redford Gwen Budge and Stanley Dorius along with Max Rigby and Max Weaver. They discussed finance administrative issues educational and vocational pros and cons transportation and potential sites. The committees have visited Smithfield Si eade yview High School in Smithfield to view consolidation aspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace School
Barbara Panter
Marvin Prescott
Brig Young
Max Rigby
Grad
Leo Banks
Key and Ross Gem
Doris J. Gerald Tol Emerson Ma
Sieade Yview High School
Smithfield
Ada and Canyon Counties Lead Idaho Traffic Deaths
Ada and Canyon counties topped Idaho in traffic fatalities for the first six months of 1967 with each recording ten deaths. Overall 105 people died, including 74 men and 31 women, with 84 rural and 21 urban deaths, among 15 pedestrians and 33 bicyclists.
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Boise
Ada
Canyon Coun
Idaho Department of Law
Eeforcement
Sony
Idaho
Adams
Bear Lake
Blaine
Camas
Clark
Custer
Fremont
Gem
Lincoln
Oneida
Teton and
Valley
Bonnock
Benewah
Bonner
Bonneville
Boundary
Butte
Caribou
Cassia
Clearwater
Elmore
Franklin
Idaho Deka
Nez Perce
Owyhee
Payette
Power
Shoshone
Twin Falls
Washington
Iting
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Ity Council
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Dean Humphries
North Third East
Oe Tarhet
Science
North Third
Stan Kress
First North Ave
Ellis Peck
Neils
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Uide
British Columbia
Owyhee Mountains
Fish and Game Department
Sodar Springs
Hooper
Ada and
Canyon
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