Smith Dies at Hospital in Soda Springs
Celia L. Smith 63 a Soda Springs resident died after a long illness at a Salt Lake hospital. Services set for 10 a.m. Friday at Union Mountain Mortuary in Nibley. Burial in Springs and graves will be held in Soda Springs. Born Sept 19 188? Parker Idaho daughter of Maria Smith married to Em Smith in Salt Lake City June 17 1908. Survived by husband G Heber Grace Mrs Florence Parrish brother Alma Wamp White Ore four children and two grandchildren.
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celia L. Smith
Soda Springs
sday
Salt Lake
t Lake
Union Mounntiful
Utah
nith
Parker
Idaho
stuard Maria Smith
Emmith
Salt Lake ple
G. Heber
Grace
Florence Parrish
Alma Wamp White
Ore
ren
District approves five mill school levy in special election
A large majority of voters backed a five mill addition to the 25 mills already approved, bringing the total to 30 mills for maintenance and operation in District No. 150. The bond levy adds five mills and a two mill plant facility levy to reach 37 mills, with Freedom Tyhee residents taxed at 32 mills. A building program focused on expanding Soda Springs High School is under study as enrollment climbs toward 50 to 60 in coming years.
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Bud Woodall
Board of Trustees
Woodall
Freedom-Tyhee
Soda Springs
Chamber District Manager to Speak in Soda Springs
H J Dollinger district manager for the western division of the U S Chamber of Commerce will speak in Soda Springs next Tuesday at noon The meeting in the upstairs dining room of the Idaho cafe is open to all interested Wallace Dunlap Soda Springs Chamber of Commerce secretary invited attendees Dollinger recently returned from Washington D C where he consulted with government leaders on the Hoover commission plan and related legislative topics Also mentioned are visiting Boise relatives and a local telephone company trip by Lytha Ellis
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H. J. Dollinger
United States Chamber of Commerce
Soda Springs
Wallace Dunlap
Dollinger
Washington, D.C
Three Championships at Salmon Highlight Carol Hunter Riding
Carol Hunter, a 14 year old freshman from Soda Springs, earned 20 championships and 95 first place awards across shows in California, Utah, Idaho and Nevada. She was queen of the Pocatello rodeo and Tremonton Golden Spike Rodeo last year and previously crowned Idaho HAS queen. her family emphasizes sportsmanship and training while balancing school.
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California
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
Tremonton
Caribou County
Oakley
Soda Springs
Preston
Wanda Mass
Conda
Mr Hunter
Fishing Season Opens With High Waters And Derby Winner
Opening weekend brought mixed fishing along Blackfoot and its creeks with some good catches at Lone Tree and below the government dam. Derby winner Owen Lau, 13, weighed 7 pounds 2 ounces. Blackfoot levels dropped to reveal better prospects for the weekend. Ledge Creek saw a children’s field day while restrictions limited access to those 13 and under.
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roy
Lone Tree
Blackfoot reservoir
government dam
Owen Lau
Ledge creek
Delta Kappa Gamma Holds Idaho State Convention in Pocatello
Local Delta Kappa Gamma Alpha Nu members attended the Idaho state convention in Pocatello at the IOOF hall. The event featured 15 initiates, a birthday tribute luncheon, and a keynote by Dr. M Margaret Soh. Attendees included state officers, chapter presidents, and guests from Bancroft Thatcher and Lewiston Utah.
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Delta Kappa Gamma
Alpha Nu
Pocatello
IOOF
Neil Robinson
Cornelia Holmes
Agnes Asklof
Iota
Eveyn Thirkill
Mable Athay
Paris
Edna Lallathin
Rita Gorton
Eshter Ziegler
Grace
Marybee Stevens
Blackfoot
Gladys Gray
Bancroft
Mildred Clayton
Montpelier
Pres. Robinson
venipn
M. Margaret Soh
ota
Mass Marva “okelsen
pres
Cora Vavricka
Roma Anderson
Thatcher
Lakene
awe
Franklin
Gorton
umn
Martha
Hospital Births and Admits List Brief
Hospital notes show births for Hogan and Crump families with two newborns and weights. A list of patients remains admitted or discharged across multiple towns, including Soda Springs, Montpelier, Grays Lake, Grace, and Idaho locales with several names and statuses.
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Clem Walker
Soda Springs
Nancy Lindstrom
Grays Lake
Stephen Caldwell
Grace
Outing and Workday Planned at Caribou Co-Youth Camp
A combined father son outing and workday will be held Friday and Saturday at the Caribou Co- Youth Camp in Diamond Creek. Led by Alton Maughan, LDS wards in the Idaho stake and the Community Presbyterian church participate. St. Mary’s Catholic members are invited. Activities include fencing the camp, dinners, and a reception.
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Caribou
Diamond Creek
Alton Maughan, Soda
LDS
Idaho
Community Presbyterian church
St. Mary's Catholic
Clark Announces Summer Kids Recreation Schedule
Mel Clark, new high school coach and program director, lists a flexible summer schedule for city park activities. Open to all school-age children with events including tennis baseball softball basketball and gym sports at multiple times and locations.
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Mel Clark
city park
Local BYU Grads From Bancroft and More
Five graduates from the area earned degrees at Brigham Young University Provo during the 830 annual commencement. Recipients include Floyd Jenkins Banks Gayle Bodily Christensen June Karol Payne Raymond Frances Whitworth Bancroft and Low ell Flinson Call Bancroft who earned a Master of Science degree. Mr and Mrs Loren Porterfield plus son Gooding and Mr and Mrs Bud Fullmer Twin Falls visited, with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Fullmer Boise arriving to see Johnny Johnston family after fishing on the Blackfoot river and Eight Mile.
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Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
Floyd Jenkins Banks
Gayle Bodily Christensen
June Karol Payne
Raymond Frances Whitworth
Bancroft
Lowell Flinson Call
Loren Porterfield
Gooding
Bud Fullmer
Twin Falls
Lloyd Fullmer
Boise
Johnny Johnston
Blackfoot river
Eight Mile
Speeding and DUI Fines Set in Caribou Court
Wilford E Overgard of Little Creek Virginia was fined 23 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to speeding 75 mph in a 55 mph zone with State Patrolman Mark Wilson citing. Harvey L Benson of Grace was fined 103 dollars and costs with a one year license suspension after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated before Justice of the Peace William Maughan, Patrolman Wilson cited.
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Wilford E. Overgard
Little Creek
Norfolk
Justice of the Peace
William Maughan
Mark Wilson
Harvey L. Benson
Grace
Wilson
Accidents in Caribou County Involving Deer and Trailers
The Caribou County sheriff reports multiple accidents last week. A one car crash near Bancroft on June 5 involved William Johnson from Franklin Nebraska hitting a deer, with damage about 150 dollars. June 4 near Bancroft a Hudson sedan driven by Alva Dryden and a Dodge truck with a trailer, driven by Keith Lloyd, collided after Dryden tried to pass, damaging both vehicles by roughly 350 dollars. Deputy Bill Meccho investigated. Mrs. Carol Norris left Tuesday to visit relatives in Wellsville Utah until Friday.
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Caribou county
sheriff's office
William Cari Johnson
Franklin
Nebr
Bancroft
Johnson
Ralph Marriott
Alva M. Dryden
Pocatello
Keith Lloyd
Dryden
Lloyd
Bill Meccho
Carol Norris
Ernest Leishman
Wellsville
Utah
County Agent 4-H Leader Training Camp and Grassland Tour Planned
Wallace Peterson reports a successful four day 4-H leader training camp at Alpine with wide county turnout from southeastern Idaho and four Wyoming counties. A grassland tour is planned for June 28 featuring six stops including Grace and Soda Springs with range and reseeding discussions led by local conservationists.
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WALLACE PETERSON
Alpine
Idaho
Wyoming
Cambon County
Christensen
Linda Ashbaker
Kay Sorensen
DeAnn Harris
Jeanine Smith
Gwenda Lied Grace
Low Ann Harkie Kare Lau
Mallyanne Martin Fern Hopkins
Jackie Beving
Marcia Peterson
Soda Shons
sesson
tome
canbou
fuure
University of Idaho Extension Service
Soil Conservation Service
Vern Hacking
Caribou SCD
Dale Latt
Portneuf SCD
Jack Gos
Grace
Jack
Heary
Grays Lake
Camibou Ca
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Janet Garvin
J. E
Smith
Virgil Empey
Reed Pugmire
Alvin Monroe
Ralph
Robert
Kathryn Gorton
Ralph Gorton, Jr
Ralph Gorton
Don Shufeldt
Lytha Ellis
telephone company
HUNTER
Carol
ers oae
Salmon
Carol Hunter
Wuantey soda School
Hester
Blaarte
Crating Assacro
Mrs Hunter
Max Thommen
Howard Padert
Revere Westams
thantes arch Carol
Nowwrepa
Mrs
Frank J. Talbot
Lewiston, Utah
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Morgan Leavitt
Lee Evans
Heber Turner
Zella Gray
Rosella Christensen
Jennie Harriman
Gereldene Bennion
Helen Mickelsen
Anna Baird
Edgar Whitworth
Chestrefield
Irene Lakey
Eliza Allsop
Grace R. J. Brown
Lillian Porter
Lava Hot Springs
Mary Hardin
Linda Lee Adams
Mrs. Shade Benson
Flora Whittemore
Soda
J. R. Cooper
Edith Gunnell
Emma Parker
Laws Maughan
Fay Rose
Leagan
Clark Brown
American Legion
Presbyterian church
BYU
Wes
Delos Hubbard
Chubb Springs
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