Caribou County Land and Court Notices
Land sales listed by the county auditor include transfers to Charles F. Smith Helen M. O’Brien Gerald L. Young Stephen Allen Rex Hatford Tac to Anne Wilcox Dehl Dehl to Ralph Dehl Kenton Fridrickson to State of Idaho. Marriage licenses issued for Kirk Moore Glenn Kelly Preece Gayla David Rig. Court entries show civil Homeo Apparel v Fargo’s Dept Store collection and several criminal cases State of Idaho v Steffen v Salsedo and traffic fines for numerous drivers with varied amounts.
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County Auditor
Charles P. Smith
Charles F. Smith
Howard F. Hand
Helen M. O'Brien
Ralph R. Pippitt
Gerald L. Young
James Chad Gentry
Stephen Allen
Dennis D. Hopkins
Rex Hatford
Dorothy Ann Wilcox
Anne Cae Wilcox
Anne Lee Odets
Orton
Mary Louise Dehl
Ralph A. Dehl
A.kirk Moore
Kim RaNae
Glenn Kelly
Preece
Gayla David
Services Held For Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hale
Funeral services for R. Jay Hale and his wife Martha Hale of Soda Springs were held at the Soda Springs L D S Stake Center with Bishop Albert Christman presiding. They died in an airplane crash May 4, 18 miles southwest of Lander Wyoming. Hale operated Hale and Norcross theater and Soda Springs Bowling Alley and was WWII veteran. Survivors include son Ryan, daughter Debra Maughan, and extended Hale and Revoir families. Interment graced Grace Cemetery.
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R. Jay Hale
Marthe R. Hale
Soda Springs
L.D.S
Albert Christman
Lander
Wyoming
Dayil Oir
Connie Ozburn
Everett Smith
Naomi Robbins
Martha
Geniel Grover
Jay
Mary Christensen
Jolene Meacham
Helen Rae Larsen
Janet Munford
Parley Lloyd, Jr
Dee L. Andreasen
Dee Johnson
Christine Johnson
Alvin Parker
George Revoir
Dexter Hatch
Bob Hill
Ron Morgan
Irving Norcross
Cliff Kirkendall
Boyd Twiggs
Roland Vesper
Junior White
Gary Stoor
Randy Robbins
Curt Robbins
First Ward Relief Society
Mary Sorensen
Rodney Jay Hale
Grace
Jonathan
Rosetta Keller Hale
Martha Revoir
Hale and Norcross
L.D.S. Church
Y.m.mlla
Idaho State Bowling Association
Ryan
David Revoir
Wayne Revoir
Everett
Washington
Violet Richards
Pocatello
Allen Funeral Home
Grace Cemetery
Eastern Star Golden Red Chapter No 64 Meeting Notes
A regular meeting of Golden Rod Chapter No 64 was held Monday June 6 at the Masonic Temple with Worthy Matron Jean Hudsonpell conducting. Fathers were honored in a Star Point agenda and Grand Chapter events in Pocatello were noted with attendees from Idaho and beyond. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday June 20 at 8 p.m. in Soda Springs.
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Masonic Temple
Jean Hudsonpillar
Star Point Officera
Order of Eastern Star
Idaho
Pocatello
Eastern Star
Near
Atetes
Lila Nelson
Golden Rod
Charlotte D. Salser
Lela Rice
Connie Squires
Soda Springs
N A B A Meeting Ends With Prizes For Members
N A B A members gathered at Jennie Harriman’s home with President Gena Young presiding. Bridge prizes went to Netly Low Poulsen, Gena Young, and Joyce Bennion. bingo prizes to Arlene Torgesen and Ruby Sorensen. Other attendees included Trens Hornley, Veda Stills, Rhoda Allen, Grace Ruggles, Fern Tipton, Gueet Elsie Peterson.
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N.A.B.A
Jennie Harriman
Gena Young
Netly Low Poulsen
Joyce Bennion
Arlene Torgesen
Ruby Sorensen
Trens Hornley
Veda Stills
Rhoda Allen
Grace Ruggles
Fern Tipton
Gueet Elsie Peterson
Veterans Install New Officers For Local VFW Post
The VFW Post installed officers for 1977 78 led by Commander Floyd Langston and including Don Woodyard Dean Wright Ralph Christensen and Ben Rasmussen. Under Commander Max Hadley the 1976 77 year saw strong attendance and active community service including Youth Voice of Democracy events Independence Day activities and four military funerals. The group meets at the American Legion Building in Grace on the second Thursday monthly and invites all eligible veterans to join.
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VFW
Caribou County
Floyd Langston
Stella Hadley
Lett Ben Rasmussen
Don Woodyard
Ralph Christensen
Veterans of Foreign Ware of
United States of America
Floyd “Red” Langston
Dean Wright
Ralph Chris” Christensen
Chaplin Ben Rasmuasen
Max Hadley
Hansen Opposes Metric Speed Sign Plan in Congress
Representative George Hansen announced that the Federal Highway Administration dropped a plan to convert speed limit and measurement signs to the metric system next year. He had introduced legislation to block federal funds for such conversions unless Congress authorized them, noting the 1975 law covered voluntary conversions only. The FHA was expected to issue an official plan change next week after a 45 day public comment period.
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George Hansen
Federal Highway Administration
Congress
Hansen
Highway Agency
ISU grads earn EIT certificates in engineering
Thirteen Idaho State University School of Engineering graduates passed the Fundamentals of Engineering exam and earned Engineer in Training certificates in Boise. Dean Albert E. Wilson says the EIT is the first step toward licensure, requiring four years of engineering work before the final PE exam. Among those named is Brett R. Hamblin of Soda Springs.
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Idaho State University School of Engineering
Idaho State Board of Engineering Examiner
Boise
Albert E. Wilson
ISU School of Engineering
ISU
Brett R. Hamblin
360 Court Drive
Soda Springs
Nellie Stephenson Celebrates 86th Birthday in Soda Springs
Thatcher and Cleveland area residents gathered last weekend at a nursing home and Hooper Springs picnic to honor Nellie Stephenson on her 86th birthday. The event drew many family members including Terry Smith, Merlin Smith, Roe Bennett, Val Bowles, Jane Smith, and others.
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Nellie Stephenson
Stephenson
Soda Springs
Hooper Springs
Terry Smith
Merlin Smith
Roe Bennett
Val Kay Bowles
Jane Smith
Ross Bennett
Vance
Jodi Smith
Karan Clark
Idaho
Charles Clark
Salt Lake City
Grover Hogan
Salt Lake
Maxcine Wilker
Kathy Findlay
Blair Findlay
Preston Belnap
Pocatello
Reed McGregor
Fern Wright
Tom Miller
Pomona
Calif
Norris Mickelson
Lewiston
Horace Wright
Jim Holderness
Ruby Holderness
Audrey
Drew Wright
Richfield
Ron Hicks
Bob Mendenhall
Todd
Dean
Preston
Mike Smith
Montpelier
Dean Mendenhall
David Bennett
Thatcher Ward
Freeman Rasmussen
Leon
Denver
Robyn Olsen
LaFaun Johnson
Johnson
Justin Skinner
Reuel Skinner
Richard Gerber
Reno Mickelson
Eon Todd
Elsine Burnham
Idaho Farm Prices Mixed As May 15 Report Details Shifts
Idaho farm prices for the month ending May 15 show mixed changes with gains in hay dry beans and peas along with steers and heifers and lambs offset by declines in wheat potatoes and cows. Wheat averaged 2.38 a bushel for May with April at 2.52. Potatoes fell to 3.05 per cwt from 3.15. Steers and heifers rose to 39.80 per cwt from 37.00.
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Idaho
Idaho Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Ordination of Brian Johnson to Deacon in Aronic Priesthood
A group traveled to Town for the ordination of Brian Johnson to a Deacon in the Aronic Priesthood. He is the son of Dee and Johnson. After the ceremony, the attendees returned to the Dee Johnson home for dinner.
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Richard Gerber
Montpelier
LaFaun Johnson
Gerber
Johnson
Dahl Robbins
Dave Revoir
Brian Johnson
Bryan
Dee Johnson
Lorin Hoopes
Jean Windley
Chris
Soda Springs
Pocatello
Hoopes
Truman Payne
Windley
Inkom
Sam Hargraves
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Wayne C. Perkins
Kenton G. Fredrickson
Kenton G. Fridrickson
C.D. Booker
State of Idaho
Rig Ugt Court
Jen L. Rich and
Kenneth C
Magistrate Court
Civil Homeo Apparel, Inc
Wayne van Englen
Dba Fargo
Charles M. Steffen
Richard
Jose 5. Salsedo
David Goodnight
Elvin McAlister
Robert Rainer
Phillip Myers
Michael Park
Julie Hoff
Arthur Corbin
Steven R. Nash
Brent Erickson
Richard Meads
Brad Hornley
Terrie Mickelson
Bill Goodenough
Lawrence Stewart
David Hatch
Frank Chadwick
Joe Barnes
Jess Munk
Jay Hale
Cedars Gospel Chapel
Assembly of God
Pioneer Cedar Subdivision
Floyd E. Wagner
N.A.B.A. News
Herman Pope
Tigert Clinic
Phive
ISU Grads
Cleveland News
Idaho First
the Bank
SUN
Sede Springs
Wiehe
Broadmore
Fleetwood
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