Final Services For Jennie Albrecht
Funeral services for Jennie F Albrecht 55 of Pocatello and former Soda Springs resident were held Monday at the Soda Springs Presbyterian Church with Rev Kenneth L Stafford. She died March 19 in a Pocatello nursing home. The service included hymns sung by Mazie Porter and Gertrude Stafford, with floral work by the United Presbyterian Women's Organization. Survivors include daughter Irene Baker of Pocatello and mother Rena Duckwitz of Rochester Washington, with burial at Fairview Cemetery under Allen Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie F Albrecht
Pocatello
Soda Springs
Soda Springs Presbyterian Church
Kenneth L. Stafford
Albrecht
Mazie Porter
Gertrude Stafford
Phil Revell
Ron Stiles
Phil Merchen
Gary Stoor
Warren Carlson
Larry Hopkins
United Presbyteran Womens Organization
Marcola
Oregon
Frank and
Rena Frost
Elmer Albrecht
Boise
J.C. Penney
Homer
Montgomery Ward
Western Auto
Irene Baker
Rena Duckwitz
Rochester
Washington
Bud Frost
Newport
Frank Tarp
Portland
Allen Funeral Home
Fairview Cemetery
Bancroft Girl Weds In Evening Ceremony
Lucy Christensen, daughter of Alves and Alma Christensen of Bancroft, married Stanley J. Stolpe in a February ceremony at the Bancroft Ward LDS Church foyer. Bishop Gerald H. Tolman presided over a double ring rite. The couple, both USMC and OU graduates, will report to Quantico on February 24 for duty as they begin a temporary home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Christensen
Stanley J. Stolpe
Bancroft Ward
LDS Church
Gerald H. Tolman
Nancy Isrealsen
Lucy
Glenna
Sharron L. Christensen
Audrianne L. Durrence
Camille Christensen
Lauritz Christensen
James Reynolds
Steven Lowry
Bancroft Cultural Hall
Glenis Crookate
Gerald Hatch
Soda Springs
Slater
Bud" Hassett
Grace
Richard
James Isrealsen
Ross Knowles
Anson Muir
Ferrebee Butterfield
Marva Mickelsen
Lila
Eve Isrealsen
Laune Schenk
Lon Hatch
Connie Barker
Alves L. Christensen
Bancroft
USA
United States Marine Corps
Transportation Division
Quantico
Virginia
Richard Stolpe
USN
Los Alamos
New Mexico
Oklahoma University
United States Marine
Services For Pioneer Resident Hattie Hines
Funeral services for Hattie A. Hines 86 pioneer resident of Soda Springs were held Friday March 21 at the Soda Springs Presbyterian Church with Reverend Kenneth L. Stafford conducting. She passed away Tuesday March 18 at Caribou Memorial Hospital after an illness. Organ preludes and postludes were by Gertrude Stafford with Mazie Porter singing How Great Thou Art and The Lord's Prayer. Pallbearers were Harley Childs Rulon Evans Bill Moore Lynn Bells George Shuter and Ray Cook. Floral arrangements were by the Leah Rebekah Lodge and the Royal Neighbors of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie A. Hines
Soda Springs
Soda Springs Presbyterian Church
Kenneth L. Stafford
Hines
Evey
Caribou Memorial Hospital
W Ilness
Gertrude Stafford
Mazie Porter
Stafford
Harley Childs
Rulon Evans
Bill Moore
Lynn Bells
George Shuter
Ray Cook
Leah Rebekah Lodge
Royal Neighbors of America
Allen Funeral Home
Fairview Cemetery
The Grays Lake community notes joyful school program
Phyllis Tracy recounts a Relief Society program with a Chinese skit The Three Little Pigs and elaborate hat displays. The piece also covers a snowmobile trip 52 miles, church songs, visits by Loyal Hopkins and Mr Kelly, and school parent teacher conferences with 100 percent turnout plus local road and dust concerns along the Wayan Freedom corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Society
Trey Parker
Liz Drewien
Wong Wolf
Hong Kong
America
Eliza Lei Sibbett
Jim Stoor
England
Richard Houseman
Daniel Boone
Ted Stoor
Bruce Stoor
Hawaii
Jalene
Sadie Samson
Minnie Pearl
Vivian Drewien
Ruth Stoor
Faye Ann Vias
Reed Humphreys
John
Virginia Mar
Claude
May Jeppson
Teresa
Myself
Jodi Muir
Hermon
Low Lamp
Brockman Loop
Odell Stoler
Ruth
Campbell
High Council
Hopkins
Kelly
Ulla
Vernon Soderman
Jackson
Ula
Rolf Neyerin
Leith
Virgene Samson
Raft River
la Martins
Danny
Bancroft
Faye Ann
Gen Tingey
Bountiful
Gen
Hap Tingey
Apri
Pa Baker
Cleone
Tommy
Colleen
Rex Layland
Ann
Tamara
Wyoming
Logan
Steve Williams
Russell Evans 70 Succumbs to Heart Attack in Meridian
Russell Reid Evans 70 of 30 South Eagle Road Meridian died Wednesday evening March 12 at a Boise hospital after a long life in Idaho. Born August 5 1904 in Logan Utah he moved to Soda Springs in 1918 and worked in construction. He married Florence Hogan January 22 1927 in Pocatello and served as administrative assistant for the U S Forest Service 1932 to 1942. He later ran a Council business for 29 years and served on the school board city council and as mayor. He was a member of the Latter day Saints and the Council Grange. He retired July 1972 and moved to Meridian July 1973. Surviving are his wife a son and a daughter a sister and four brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Reid Evans
South Eagle Road
Meridian
Boise
Logan
Utah
Soda Springs
Latter-day Saints
Council Grange
Dean R
Sue Ann Ackerman
Fort Collings
Colo
Elsie Peterson
Alma
West
Ray
Rulon
Photograph Shows Children With Him During Road Finish Effort
A reader shares a photo featuring the children with a prominent figure praising a road project. The note hints at possible presidential hopes and emphasizes keeping a steady voice and a smile in public view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Caribqu' County Hometown News March 27 1975
Local page from Siete Springs dated Thursday March 27 1975 highlights brief notices and community items. Government and civic notes appear alongside school and event mentions in a compact weekly wrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribqu' County
Sun
Siete Springs
North Gem School Lunch Menu Reels Through Apr 4
The North Gem school lists April menus with meals for April 1 to April 4. April 1 features Wieners and french fries with spinach pickles fruit Jello and cool drink. April 2 offers Chinese casserole and gingerbread with applesauce. April 3 serves macaroni and cheese Bologna mixed vegetables date applesauce cake and apricots. April 4 presents fish sandwich potato salad a cookie and pears.
Obituary Notice for Local Resident in Soda Springs
Obituary lists eight grandchildren three great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Services were held March 15 1975 with prayers by Kendie Hogan Alma Golighty and Jack Hogan. Floyd Brown sang Somewhere My Love and You Will Never Walk Alone. Douglas Hogan read the obituary. David W. Wells spoke with remarks by Bishop Victor Barfuss. Ken Hogan dedicated the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
Kendie Hogan
Alma Golighty
Floyd Brown
Douglas Hogan
David W. Wells
Victor Barfuss
Jack Hogan
Ken Hogan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jennie Albrecht
Stanley J, Stolpe
Sergi
Henry Fondaamhee Baimin
Enie Ace Be
WaLtyeah
Nas
Avingston, Mortana
Grays Lake
Phyllis 5
Tracy
Steve
Johns
Oes Et Son
Jay Gangea
Martha Soderman
Martha
Roy
Wilda Vias
Carol
Ginni
Jay
Sharon
Wayan
Freedom Area
Wayan and Freedom
Freedom
Governor Smiley
Russell Evans
Art Si
North Gem
Bob
R. C
Bob) Carpenter
Idaho
March
Sears
Lady Kenmore Washer & Dryer
Franklin Stove
South Mair
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