Notes From Grace and Local Social Roundup
Grace reports on community notes including visits by Mrs Alfred Hansen and friends, family milestones, and club meetings. The Home Culture Club welcomes Mary Ann Shaw. film program by Barry Robbins recounts Viet Nam experiences. Numerous visitors stop by, births announced, and church activities noted with many local names and trips to Preston and Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janis Christensen
Pat Bredehoff
Mary Ann Siaw
Nola Christensen
Debra Robbins
Barry Robbins
Soda Springs
Janice Christensen
Viet Nam
Helen Allen
Anetta Anderson
Colleen Bailey
Pauline Christensen
Coy Elsmore
Janice Freeman
Sandra Jensen
DeAnn Ma
Luella Hymas
Florence Christensen
Lava Hot Springs
Reed Christensen
Jack Thomas
Grace Johnson
Elza Revoir
Preston
Wendell Jacobson
Owen Jacobson
Ogden
Jack Tratt
Westfield
New Jersey
Charles
Preston Hospital
Alfred Hansen
William G. Stalder
Franes
Novato
Calif
Gene
Bannock Stake Conference Announces Oct 12 13 Speakers
Bishop Victor L. Brown, second counselor in the LDS Presiding Bishopric, will address the Bannock Stake conference on Saturday and Sunday October 12 and 13 at Grace. A Cardston Canada native and former United Air Lines executive, Brown is noted for youth church and business leadership. The Sunday session is at 10 am at the Stake Center. Stake President Dee Lloyd Andreasen of Preston invites visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor L. Brown
LDS Church
Bannock
Brown
Cardston
Alberta
Canada
United Air Lines
Stake Center
Stake
Dee Lloyd Andreasen
Preston
August County Savings Bond Sales Report
J Ray Davis county chairman reports county August Savings Bond sales reached 9038 dollars, with state total 654323 dollars for the month and national sales at 435 million, up from 401 million last August, noting year over year gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Savings
J. Ray Davis
Volunteer
Predictor foresees end to war this year at 1968 pace
A reader notes a forecast that the Vietnam War could end within the year while the Paris peace talks would drag on into 1981. The letter appears in the Caribou County Sun on page three from Soda Springs Idaho dated Thursday October 3 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
Idaho
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace
Egbert
Alfred Morgan
E Westenfelder
Gre
Utah
Agenfelder
Pocatello
Denfelder
Lyle
Alta
Louis Warnken
Ahen Andrew and
Famen
Jacobson
Irs
Sheldon Kendall
Ture Club
Home Culture Club
DeVal Gillett
Tim
Dyke Lake
Bob Hill
Bob's Cafe
Emil Hansen
Louis Bitton
Carol Christensen
Dean Christensen
George Tanner
Keith Pong
Herb Walters
Fred Williams
Salee
Gettys Sorenson
Floyd Sorenson
Don Shuler
Gettys Sorensons
Abbie Sorenson
Sam’s Market
el Monte
Gary Sorenson
Gail Ray
Boyd
Gerry) Johnson
Dennis
Doyle
Dwight Lassen
Palo Alto
Jerry Pace
Provo
Wayne Alder
Gene Mortenson
Joseph Sargent
Edith Lindhardt
Phyllis Marriott
Salt Lake City
Walter Hogan
Glen Palmer
Keith Nielsen
Logan
Verlene Adams
Leland Johnson
Frank Johnson
Gilbert Nelson
May Bergstrom
Dora Hollingsworth
Darin Dean
Dean Mitton
Douglas Auger
Mark Perry
Bannock Stake
Ruth Varley
Bridge Club
Melya Stoddard
Dora Smith
Mildred Turner
LaRene Corbett
Natalia Burton
Charlotte Peterson
Shannon Moffitt
Marjorie Hale
Della Cornelison
Barbara Hurt
Florence Panter
Dwaine Christensen
Caribou County Hospital
Christensen
Linda McCann
Irvin McCann
Reed Pugmire
Dwain Christensen
Kay
Jessye
Rosetta Hale
Dan Lloyd
Hazelton
Sun Valley
Red Fish Lake
Alvilla Fraser
Glen Turner
Edd Paschal
Forth Worth
Texas
Leo Christensen
Kathy
Clynn Christensen
B.Y.U
E. W. Joy
Wilmett
Ill
Sullivan
Irene Westenfelder
Norman Bos
Gladys Sullivan
Hutchinson
Kansas
Caroline Merriam
Chad Westenfelder
Biorkman
ACT US
Culligan Soft Water Service
Wil Eraston
Oneal
McCulloch
Caribou Motor & Implement
Soda Springs, Idaho
Paris
Caribou County
SUN
TIN Color TV
PEI
Formance Sunshine
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