Roundup From Bancroft LDS Ward Sacrament Meeting
The Bancroft Utah ward notes baptisms and confirmations at the Idaho Stake Center in Soda Springs. Shaun Crossley and Krista Kay Hatch are welcomed as new church members, with confirmations by family members. Local birthdays, visits, and family news fill the community update, including travel to events and hospital notes. A knit sewing workshop is announced for May 7 at the church house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Kaluo Vodersitzki
Diane Lester
George Stucti
George Stucki
Stucki Wis
Bishopie
Ray Hall
Faward
Haug Shaun Crossley
Rondo Crossley
Utah
Tom ‘Humphreys
Mount Caribou
Grays Lake visitors and local election activity noted
Mrs LaMar Vias and daughter visited Chesterfield last week with Mrs Hazel Croney. On Tuesday Cohen drove Mrs Vias to Salt Lake City for a medical check up. Relief Society meeting led by Ree Samson due to school levy election. Keith Tingey attended County Farm Bureau in Soda Springs. G W Somsen of Raft River visited with Leith Somsen family. Ralph Stoor family in Montpelier for business. Election workers Verda Yias Ree Somsen and Margaret Stoor assisted at school election. Dr Stanley Hull visited Grace veterinarian to help ranchers with cattle. Mrs Keith Tinges spent several days in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaMar Vias
Chesterfield
Hazel Croney
Cohen
Vias
Salt Lake City
Ruben Anderson
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
David Anderson
Andersons
Blane
Pocatello Relief Society
Ree Samson
Keith Tingey
Keith Tingey Attended the County Farm Bureau Meeting In Soda Springs
G W . Somsen
Raft River
Leith Somsen
Ralph Stoor
Montpelier
Verda Yias
Ree Somsen
Margaret Stoor
Stanley Hull Thes
Grace
Keith Tinges
Logan
Steady Stitchers Form In Caribou County 4 H Club
The Steady Stitchers 4 H club organized on April 12 at Fern Deaton’s home with seven girls. Officers elected: Nancy Kunz president Patty Deaton vice president Jana Loye Anderser secretary Janet Brown reporter Kalynne Roholt song leader. Jan Loye led pledges. Members plan bedtime outfits with knitting and sewing demos on slacks led by Norma Jean Gifford Caribou County Extension Home Economist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Deaton
Martha Harris
Steady Stitchers
Nancy Kunz
Patty Deaton
Jana Loye Anderser
Janet Brown
Kalynne Roholt
Jana Loye
Deaton
Norma Jean Gifford
Caribou County
Street crash injures vehicle on Turner Road near Grace
On March 29 1971 a 1869 Ford Ranchero pickup driven by Nicholas Scott Smith and owned by Everett Smith Grace Idaho struck a broken road on Turner Road 3.5 miles west of Grace. The tie rod was knocked off and the vehicle left the road entering a borrow pit and a field causing about 1000 dollars in damage. Sheriff Ralph J Marriott investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Scott Smith
Everett Smith
Grace
Idaho
Turner Road
Borrow
Ralph J. Marriott
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Ric
Leonard Hatch
Les Knowles
Haroldene Knowles
Wilford Delbridge
Pocatello
Harold Hayes
Charles . Ruger
Knowles
Warl Gilbert
Blackfoot
Jesse L Gilbert
Blame Priestley
Frank Priestley
Franklin
Eva Davids
Debi Jo
Sue Barfuss
Danny
Idaho Falls
Sam
Ramona McLain
Jaanita Davis
Sutter
California
Anita Sue
Ricks College
Joel Davids
Delmo Smith
Date E. Yost
Charleston
South Carolina
Loren Smith
Smith
Janet Yost
Jason Scottt
Yost
Aston Yost
Alden Bennett
Herb Kremer
Joey
Seth Bailey
Charles Bailey
Bailey
Jim
Carole) Willmore
St. Anthony
Ida
Ralph Vavricka
Bill Vavricka
Brigham City
Bill Bowers
Arigil Davids
von Cille Lasley
Darrell McLain
Ace
Don Hamp
Soda Springs
Parley Schenk
Jerry Maughan
Mr Schenk
Fred Schenk
Fred
Fred Moderaitski
Loretta McLain
McLain
Clark (Farrell) Neilson
Huntington
Neilson
Modersitzki
Tom
Afton) Jones
Cappa Division
Evans Products Company
Red Carpenter
Wei v
Your
Uel
Merninaside
Capp-Homes
S.W. Barbur Bivd
Portland
Oregon
Udon
MSS Ae Secon
Pee Ee
el Ea SD
Rene
Pee
PO Bate Fey
Asa
Peeee
Teese Arvo Aay Mao Ui
Ya Yan
Burley
Idaho Concrete Products, Inc
Hayle
Grays Lake
Caribou
East Hooper
Clyde Hamp
SUN
Soda Springs, Idaho
Rocky
Federal Deposit Insurance
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