4 H Clubs elect leaders in stormy Idaho meeting
In Soda Springs on June 17 1971 4 H clubs meet in the Legion room of the courthouse. Gerald Hodges named leader of the Tos oiba Woodsmen with Steven Archibald as teen leader. Officers elected include Scott Andrews president Jerry Weeks vice president Frank Layland secretary and Larry Weeks reporter. Members receive packets and plan next meeting for 7 pm inviting new forestry club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tosoiba Woodsmen
Gerald Hodges
Legion
Cecil Alldaffer
Steven Archibald
Scott Andrews
Jerry Weeks
Frank Layland
Larry Weeks
Seam Rippers
Clara Archibald
Jéri Lin Harris
Janice Johnson
Julie Nell
Janet Archibald
Joan Fisher
Peggy Sturm
Sandy Hunter
TRS
Lois Roag
Swifty Sisters
Lois Roas
Sharon Fisher
Toni Fisher
Vicky Fisher
Karen Luth
Tammy Freeman
Pamara Perkins
Rose Nan Mabey
Kay Stoddard
Dena Hail
Faye Ann Orr
Dena Hall
Marva Mickelson
Miss Mickelson
Dale Sirhons
Brett Crockett
Terrie Mickelson
Carol Hebdon
Renee Crump
Jack Stoddard
Public Notice from Snappy Stitcherines Club
The club reports close voting for president vice president secretary and reporter. Officials listed include Lisa Hatch Rochelle Hogan Jill Argyle and Valene Hatch. Other members are Kathy and Maria Christensen. Treats provided by Joyce Argyle noting a hot day presence of the reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisa Hatch
Rochelle Hogan
Jill Argyle
Valene Hatch
Kathy
Maria Christensen
Joyce Argyle
First Time Published Leaders and Insects Highlight 1971 Meetings
A collection of club notes shows Mea suring Spoons electing Diane Bright as president and planning summer Snacks & More food projects with 4H demonstrations. Also Better Bugs Inc reports election hellos and insect tests as Kevin Coziah and others receive yearbooks and assignments. A Caribou County Idaho foreclosure notice dated October 15, 1971 details a public sale of Lot 9 McLean Subdivision Soda Springs to satisfy a deed of trust for Roy and Lois McAlister with First Security Bank of Idaho as beneficiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Bright
Diane Bright
Lori Godfrey
Judy Spackman
Susan Duncan
Better Bugs Inc
John Porter
Caribou County
Idaho
Soda Springs
Caribou
State of Idaho
Savin
United States
State of
McLean
Roy McAlister
Lois McAlister
Title and Trust Company
Idaho Corporation
Great Yellowstone Savings and Loan Association
First Security Bank of Idaho, National Association
First Security Savings and Loan Association
Srantors
Notice of default and probate petitions in Idaho estates
The record notes defaulted payments totaling 674.15 plus costs, with unpaid principal and interest of 11 708 53 secured by a deed of trust in Idaho. It also announces filing of a probate petition for the estates of George Willis Ellis Jr and Bessie May Ellis, with creditors urged to present claims within sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Security Savings and Loan Association
R. J. Henscheid
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Caribou
George Willis Ellis, JR
Bessie May Ellis
Donna E. Lee
Gary Williams
Washington, Montpelier
Idaho
Notice to Creditors and Public Notices in Idaho
Case No 1923 includes a probate notice for Herbert M Currey deceased naming Pearl G Currey administratrix and requiring creditors to file vouchers within four months in Soda Springs Idaho. Also includes FCC license renewal notice for KBRV 790 kHz in Soda Springs with public comment deadlines and a debt assessment for Farmers Land and Irrigation Co Ltd at Bancroft Idaho due June 18 1971 and sale July 10 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
Idaho
Caribou County
Herbert M. Currey
Currey
Pearl G. Curray
Soda Springs
Leonard C. Kingsford
Pearl G. Currey
Empire Broadcasting Corp
KBRV
FCC
Eldon Mengel
Washington, D. C
98 West Second South
Farmers Land and Irrigation Co., Ltd
Bancroft
Leo J. Banks
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By Warren Sattler
4-H Club News
Trephage
Fllen Tenkins
Aribou County
SUN
Soda Springs, Idaho
Stephen Decatur
Tripol
Philadelphia
Decatur
Pomeroy—&Jones
Central Building
Pocatello
Doris F. Lansberry
Petitioner
Montpelier
Norman Bjorkman
Culligan Soft
Doris Irving