Funeral Rites Held Sept 26 for Grace Woman
Funeral services for Line Swensen Fowler 77 of Grace were held Thursday Sept 26 at the Bannock Stake LDS Tabernacle in Grace with Bishop Howard Johnson officiating. Fowler died Sept 23 at Caribou County Hospital after a stroke. The obituary was read by Bishop Johnson and pallbearers included John Fowler and David Fowler among others.
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Swensen Fowler
Grace
Bannock Stake
LDS Tabernacle
Howard Johnson
Fowler
Caribou County Hospital
Lloyd
JT Bennett
Edwell Prescott
Dan H. Lloyd
Johnson Joan Alder
Donald K. Jewett
Parley Lloyd Jr
Audrow Gibson
Pres
Kenneth A Christensen
John Fowler
David Fowler
Kay Ransom
Dean Manhart
Arlo Hopkins
Val Benson
Second Ward Relief Society
Clara Christensen
Burmal
Conda Men Attend Diesel Workshop in Idaho
Fifty professional diesel mechanics dealers and students from southeastern Idaho completed a three day diesel workshop at Idaho State University. Attendees came from Pocatello Idaho Falls Rigby Rexburg and Conda with 41 from Pocatello. Instructors and equipment were provided by D J Diesel sponsors Bob Dewey and Al Johnson using a mobile GM Detroit Diesel training unit. Conda participants included Alan Cates and Jerry Morrell. The event concluded with a note about a summer day at the cemetery by Allen Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Conda
Alan Cates
Jerry Morrell
Squirrels Cited as Blaze Origin In Bloomington Fire
Bloomington Journal reports firefighters traced a tree fire to its source after extinguishing the flames. The origin was recorded as a squirrel smoking in bed, a conclusion noted by local firemen.
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Bloomington, Jrl
Funeral services held Oct 2 for Bancroft resident
Pearl Humphreys Yost 74 of Bancroft died September 28 after a long illness. Funeral rites were conducted at Bancroft Ward LDS Church with Bishop Jesse Gilbert presiding. Burial followed in Bancroft Cemetery. Survivors include her husband Fred Yost and multiple children and grandchildren.
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Bancroft
Pearl Humphreys Yost
Bancroft Ward
LDS Church
Jesse Gilbert
Logan
Glenn F. Yost
Iva Lue Ruger
Date E Yost
Frances C. Yost
M Vernon Higginson
Thad O Yost
J. Emerson Mabey
Neil
Nelda Y. Tippets
Jeannie T. Cammack
Terry Christensen
Ranae Y Christensen
I Am A Child of God
Jean T Bragger
Brenda Bragger
Cyrene Yeates
Teina Bragger
Dewayne Humphreys
Fred Yost
Orden Yost
Norman Yost
Gale Bailey
Clair Yost
Jerry Tippets
Cate G. Yost
Bancroft Relief Society
Former Bancroft Residents Wed in Riverton Ceremony
Linda Joy Saxton daughter of Mrs Newcomb Saxton Blackfoot and James Clair Shamburg son of Mr and Mrs Maurice Harding Salmon were married Aug 23 at the Riverton LDS chapel presided by Bishop Orval Cook. The ceremony at 7 pm featured a white satin gown an illusion veil a white Bible bouquet and a blue pink color scheme with a reception following. The bride a 1967 Blackfoot High graduate and the groom a 1963 North Gem High graduate earlier served a two year LDS mission in California.
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Orval Cook
Linda Joy Saxton
Newcomb Saxton
Blackfoot
James Clair Shamburg
Maurice Harding
Salmon
Riverton
Blackfoot High School
North Gem High School
California
LDS Church
Idaho Voters Face Multiple Constitutional Amendments
A slate of proposed Idaho constitutional amendments appears for the November 1968 general election. Proposals cover annual legislative sessions, submission by a constitutional revision commission, single-article amendments, vacancies in high offices filled by the governor, removal of the Superintendent of Public Instruction as elected, creation of nonvoting stock classes, legislative pay rules, and the use of revenue bonds and endowment funds under state law.
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Idaho
Constitutional Revision Commission
H. J. BR
State of Idaho
Superintendent of Public Instruction
S.J. R
United States
Salema
H. J
4 H Club Ends Year With Party And Club Merge
Jeanne Prescott led the pledge of allegiance and Kena Ann Bigelow led the 4H pledge at the final meeting of the year. Members celebrated with lunch including hot dogs, chips, pickles, salad, and punch, and discussed combining with Busy Bakers to form a variety club. Projects listed include Foods II health machine embroidery knitting photography forestry pebble pups. Bigelow distributed dish towels from the fair and they reviewed judging sheets and ribbons won. The group planned to continue meetings through the year with a watermelon and cupcakes treat to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Prescott
Kena Ann Bigelow
4 H Club Officers and Caregiving Demonstrations
The 4 H club opened with officer elections led by Roxie Ruger as president and Shauna Gilbert as vice president. Norma Lafferty and Cathy Jenkins served as secretaries with Maxine Hatch as reporter. Members heard from Mrs Hale on child care and safety, plus toy demonstrations by Alice Tolman, Dorothy Tolman, Janet Hebdon, Candy Hatch, and Louise Gilbert on bathing a baby dressing a baby and preventing falls.
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Roxie Ruger
Shauna Gilbert
Norma Lafferty
Cathy Jenkins
Maxine Hatch
Mrs. Hale
Alice Tolman
Dorothy Tolman
Lelia Chester
Janet Hebdon
Candy Hatch
Louise Gilbert
Idaho
Toddler Tenders Meeting Highlights and Demos
A Toddler Tenders session led by Marjorie Hale featured officers President Sherry Ann White and others. Demonstrations included Toys for a Magic Bag by Alice Tolman and Dorothy, plus How to Dress a Baby and bathe a baby demos. The group enacted the Pledge of Allegiance and sang This Land Is Your Land as seventh graders Deb bie Davids presented duties of a ???
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry Ann White
Wendy Hogan
Sherri Lynn Gilbert
Candy Hatch
Alice Tolman
Dorothy
Roxie Ruger
Idaho
Janet Hebdon
Louise Gilbert
Lela Chester
Land
Debbie Davids
Public Notice Summons in Idaho Divorce Case 1989
The State of Idaho greets defendant Alvin Kemp Robinson in Caribou County. A complaint seeks a divorce from Lula R. Robinson.Kenneth M. Fowler Clerk directs appearance within 20 days of service, else judgment by the plaintiff. Witness dated September 24, 1989, with Lytha Ellis deputy and attorney Wallace M. Transtrum of Soda Springs.
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District Court OF the
Sixth Judicial District
State OF Idaho
Caribou
Lula R. Robinson
Alvin Kemp Robinson
District Court of
Kenneth M. Fowler
Lytha Ellis
Wallace M. Transtrum
West Center
Soda Springs
Idaho
Good Babysitter Demonstration On Child Safety
Roxie Ru ger and Shauna Gilbert showed how to prevent child accidents then tested on bathing a daily routine. Candy Hatch, reporter, notes the event amid a local paper ownership statement filed October 1 1968 for Caribou County Sun Soda Springs Idaho with publishers V E Lansberry James O Lanshost and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxie Ruger
Shauna Gilbert
Unum Stateg
Caribou County Sun
Eee
Publicats
Soda Springs
Idaho
Gene Publishers
Neral
V. E. Lansberry
James O’ Lanshost
First West
James H. Martin
Littleton
Cole
Notice of Bond Sale for Soda Springs Idaho 1968
The City of Soda Springs Idaho invites sealed bids for two general obligation bonds totaling 1400000? Wait. The notice sets terms: bonds dated December 1 1988 with semiannual interest, rates not exceeding 6 percent, interest payable June 1 and December 1, bid deposits 5 percent of bid, sale at par plus accrued interest, only one interest rate per maturity, bonds payable from ad valorem taxes, location City Hall Soda Springs, officials Burrows Smith and Company in Salt Lake City and lawyers Dawson Nagel Sherman Howard Denver, date September 11, 196? Mayor Chris Phelps and City Clerk Laree Rasmussen.
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Soda Springs
Idaho
Mali
Idaho First National Bank
Opel
In & Company
A Springs
Burrows, Smith and Company
Salt Lake City
Utah
LaRue
Dawson
Nagel, Sherman & Howard
National Bank
Denver
Colorado
Aly
the Springs
Chris Phelps
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