Death Takes Alva Gorton
Funeral services for Alva Kenneth Gorton 52 of Soda Springs were held at the Soda Springs L D S Chapel. Gorton died Friday morning May 21 at Caribou County Hospital after a sudden illness. He was born December 25 1912 in Salt Lake City and married Yessie Olsen January 4 1941. he lived in Soda Springs all his life and worked for Tipton and Call Motor Co and Caribou for the last four years.
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Alva Kenneth Gorton
Soda Springs
Soda Springs L.D.S
Milton Gambles
L.D.S
Mr. Gorton
Caribou County Hospital
Wilford Dredge
Connie Ozburn
Harley Olsen
Bill Corbett
Phyllis Olsen
Hand
Marion Clark
Varn Steinagle
Gerald Merrill
Lowell Ter
Sen
Roland Allen
Richard Torgesen
Frank Johnson
Glenn Spackman
Walter Gagan
George Davis
Don Salser
Lester Gardner
Walter Blackburn
Arthur Kelly
Second Ward Relief Society
Salt Lake City
George
Myrtle Gardner Gorton
Yessie Olsen
Montpelier
Logan Ld.s. Temple
Tipton Motor Co
Call Motor Co
Caribou
County as a mechanic with Soda Springs Fire Dept
The obituary notes a Soda Springs mechanic and member of the Soda Springs Volunteer Fire Department. Survivors include his widow and one son George of Soda Springs, plus two brothers Jay of Boise and William of Soda Springs. Burial followed at Fairview Cemetery under Allen Funeral Home.
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Soda Springs
George
Jay
Boise
William
Fairview Cemetery
Allen Funeral Home
St Marys Church Notes This Week of Worship
St Marys Church urges parishioners to act on faith. Week schedule includes Masses on Thursday for the Feast of the Ascension in Montpelier Lava Hot Springs and Soda Springs, with confession before Mass. Friday features a Mass for Holthaus relatives and an inquiry class. Saturday Mass for a special intention welcomes converts. May devotions Sundays at 7 PM in Soda. Summer school begins May 31 at 9 AM.
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Our Lord
Montpelier
Lava Hot Springs
Soda Springs
Holthaus
Soda, Springs
Harold Hunter Dies Suddenly in Grace Funeral Held
Harold Wesley Hunter 52 of Grace died May 20 in Nephi Utah from a heart ailment while on a construction project. Funeral services were held at the Bannock Stake Tabernacle with Bishop Gail M Ray conducting. Survivors include his wife Gladys, children Roger Russell and Robert, a daughter Kathleen Williamson, and several siblings. Burial in Grace Cemetery by Allen Funeral Home.
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Harold Wesley Hunter
Grace
Bannock Stake Tabernacle
Gail M Ray
Viola Smith
Juanita McCurdy
Wayne Egbert
Lawrence Anderson
Ruth Lowe
John Kirby
Wilford W Sngers
Frank H. Stoddard
Bud Martin
Caribou Co
Posse
Kenneth Critchfield
Richard Holsten
Mark Holsten
Herbert Gibson
Stephan Burton
James Rudy
First Ward Relief Society
Nerces
Harold W. Hunter
Oakley
Idaho
Io Edward
Emerald Poulton*Hunter
Gladys Holston
Twin Falls
Consolidated Wagon and Machine
Jerome
Hunter Welding
John Deere Co
Grace Lions Club
Caribou County Posse
Grace First Ward L.D.S
Ronald le Lou
Rudy
Ida
Grace Cemetery
Allen Funeral Home
New Hats Inspire Courage to Talk Money at Home
A playful note suggests a hat can embolden women to discuss its cost with husbands. It hints at women vying to maximize value from their evening gowns, reflecting social fashions and spending.
Lions To Meet At Sun Valley Convention Heads Idaho Lions
Sun Valley Idaho hosts the Lions convention May 28 to 30 with about 800 Lions and Ladies from Idaho and eastern Oregon. District governors for two Idaho districts will be elected and assume office after the Los Angeles International Convention July 7 to 10. International President Claude DeVorss and wife join as highlight guest.
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Parley L. Schenk
Bancroft
Lions
Idaho
Oregon
Sun Valley
Los Angeles
Claude
DeVorss
Wichita
Kansas
Comic exchange sparks offstage punchline
A humorous wartime style quip features a couple in a domestic dispute punchline as the wife calls her husband from under the bed and the husband accuses her of crawling. The joke hinges on a reversal as a playful taunt rather than real harm.
Timber sale notice for Caribou National Forest Wood Canyon unit
Sealed bids for about 1415 M board feet of live and recently dead timber in the Caribou National Forest Wood Canyon unit are due by 2 00 PM June 25 1965 at the Forest Supervisor office Pocatello Idaho. Bid minimums: Douglas fir and lodgepole pine 3 20 per M bd ft Alpine fir 2 20 per M bd ft slash disposal 1 20 extra. An estimated volume of older dead timber will be paid at 1 00 per M bd ft with bid 300 00. Right to reject bids reserved. For full sale details contact the forest office.
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Caribou National Forest
Wood Canyon
Boise P.M
Forest Supervisor
North 6Th Street
Pocatello
Idaho
District Ranger named for Soda Springs Idaho area
Forest Service appoints district ranger in Soda Springs Idaho with oversight from regional forester in Ogden Utah and forest supervisor in Pocatello Idaho to guide local land management.
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Soda Springs
Idaho
Pocatello
Ogden Utah
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Utah Power & Light CO
Harold Hunter
C. H
Chuck
Townsend
Mutual of Omaha
Perauie Pe
United of Omaha
John Squires & Associates
E. Center
Pocatello, Idaho
Mutual OF Omaha Insurance Company
Life Insurance
United . of Omaha
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National Forest Timber For Sale
Cariboy
Deer Cliff Inn
Wigs
Preston
Olympia
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Juse
South Main
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Wieners
Calfame Frozen Drinks
BUSCO
Shasta
Naley
Far Dill Pickles
Libby
Duncan Hines
Clover Club
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