Thatcher Ward honors Dean Hogan on mission departure
Dean Hogan, son of Mr and Mrs Dean Hogan, was honored in Thatcher Ward before departing for a North British Mission. Speakers included Mrs Donna Stoddard, Byron Cammack, his grandfather Fred Anderson, Bishop Milton Smith, and the missioner. A piano organ duet by Marilyn Sith and Sheila Rowsell accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thatcher Ward
Val Dean Hogan
Dean Hogan
Donna Stoddard
Grace
Byron Cammack
Soda Springs
Fred Anderson
Hns
Milton Smith
Marilyn Sith
Sheila Rowsell
Danny Herschi
Geneva
Howard Roper
Salt Lake City
Jim Herron
Sheldon
Murray
Ceylon
Ogden
Orison Roper
Logan
Spence Roper
Sunset visitors join family in Utah gatherings
In Sunset Utah weekend guests stayed with relatives including Mr and Mrs Robert Mendenhall. Lula Williams visited Salt Lake City a week with her sister Bertha Daniels. Naomi Sanders of Preston spent days with sister and brother in law Harris and Sheldon Stephenson and with Sheldon Kendall in Grace. Gordon Williams and family from Salt Lake City were weekend guests of his parents William and Lula Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Sweeney
Moses Lake
Wash
Mallen Mendenhall
Mes Hara Hollingsworth
Grace
LaClide Coombs
Pocatello
Steve Wright
Wright
Kathy Coombs
Ida Vandanekker
Erie Hoopes
Nora Curtis
Carlos Lowe
Soda Springs
Conda
Jack Hoopes
Dennis Godfrey
Gary Windley
Trail Cafe
Millen Menden‘hall
Corvallis
Ore
Von
Joan Kenney Coombs
Caribou County Hospital
Bancroft
Mollie Izatt
Idaho Falls
Charles Izatt
Bonneville High School
Clark Mickelson
Millen Mendenhall
Charles Katt
Max Andreasen
Nephi
Utah
Eddie Jensen
Sheldon Kendall
Earl Sibbett
Ellis Wright
Murat Mendenhall
Caldwell
Sunset
Jay
Thatcher
Bob Mendenhall
Tim
Marin Smith
American Falls
Mellen Mendenhall
Norman Smith
Nellie Stephenson
Clearfield
Louis Stephenson
Kent Reed
Salt Lake City
Fred Anderson
Val Hogan
Doyle Harris
Kim
Layton
Ray Welker
Shelley
Norman Kelley
Ervin Harris
Curtis Coombs
Ruben Coombs
Ethel Mendenhall
Logan
Ethel Elsmore
Claude Coombs
Ogden
Robert Mendenhall
Wanda Peterson
Wayne and
Scott Mendenhall
Lula Willams
Bertha Daniels
Naomi Sanders
Preston
Harris Stephenson
Gordon Williams
William Willams
Idaho Dumps Need Permits
The Idaho Department of Highways reminds communities and dump operators to obtain a permit to continue operating within 1000 feet of highway rights of way on Interstate and Primary routes. A $15 annual fee applies and dumps must be screened or removed to avoid becoming a public nuisance. plans for screening must accompany applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Department of Highways
Idaho
Senate
Highway Department
Idaho Board of Highway Directors
District Court
Coeur d'Alene
Lewiston
Shoshone
Pocatello
Rigby
Fall Fishing Best Promises Active Streams and Lakes
Fall fishing peaks as waters cool to ideal feeding temperatures. Lakes and reservoirs mix their layers, driving fish into active feeding zones until turnover nears 39 degrees and winter stagnation begins. Fish scatter through the water column during turnover.
Credit Cards Grow Stronger in Western States
The June 1968 Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Monthly Review reports credit card and check credit activity rising to a nationwide 1.514 billion outstandings. The West leads with 34.0 percent of card outstandings and 4.3 percent of check-credit, while losses remain within acceptable levels. The Fed cautions against mass mailings using unscreened lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Federal Reserve Bank of
San Francisco
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Antelope hunting opens in most units this season
Antelope hunting starts Saturday September 28 in 25 of 27 controlled hunt units open this year. Special permits valid Saturday in headwaters of the Big and Little Lost River drainages and from Arco and Mud Lake north to the Salmon River with another unit in Owyhee County. Two units with late seasons run from November 9 to 17.
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Big
Little Lost River
Arco
Mud Lake
Butte
Jefferson Counties
Salmon River
Owyhee
Local woman dies in Pocatello area October 9
Virginia Whitworth Garrison 49 of Soda Springs died Wednesday morning at Bannock Memorial Hospital Pocatello after an illness She was born September 15 1929 in Inkom and married Darrell Garritson April 14 1949 The family lived in Pocatello until 1962 then moved to Soda Springs Funeral services were held Saturday at the Inkom Ward chapel with interment in Inkom Cemetery Surviving include her husband two sons three daughters and many relatives and five brothers and two sisters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Whitworth Garrison
Soda Springs
Bannock Memorial Hospital
Pocatello
Inkom
Dell and
Ona Richardson Whitworth
Darrel Garritson
Garritson
Cedar View
LDS Third Ward
Charles D
USAF
Japan
Darrell
Cheryle
Cynthia
Sharon
Bremerton
Wash
Lin
Karl
Reno
Nev
Dennis
Yucipa
Calif
Kent
Alan
Conley
JoAnn) Moser
Glen
June
Padgett
Pasquia
Miss
LDS
Boston Couple Visit Nieces and Relatives
Mr and Mrs Richard Reese of Boston Massachusetts visited last Wednesday and Thursday with his nieces Mrs Archie Vonberg and Mrs Walter Hirsbrunner and other relatives and friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Reese
Boston
Mass
Archie Vonberg
Walter Hirsbrunner
1967 U.S. Families Spend on Services Share
The Monthly Review notes that in 1967 American families spent $204 billion on services, comprising 41 percent of total consumer spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monthly Review
Public Notice of Water Rates in Soda Springs Idaho
The city council adopts a resolution setting minimum domestic water rates at five dollars per month and minimum commercial rates at seven dollars fifty cents per month. Outdoor users pay one and a half times the city rate. The measure effective after adoption on October 9 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Soda Springs
Idaho
Chris Phelps
LaRae Rasmussen
Luncheon Honors Lodge Visitors at Cedar View
Mrs Ernan McFarland Wor thy Grand Matron and Robert Gregory Worthy Grand Patron were guests at a Cedar View luncheon. Tables featured fall berries and leaves with star emblems and place folders by Mrs L C Ruud. Attendees included members from Heyburn Boise Kellogg Ashton Soda Springs Montpelier and Grace with many named guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernan McFarland
Robert Gregory
Cedar View
L. C Ruud
Merced
Senpie Molts
McFarland
Heyburn
Boise
Eulanicott
Kellogg
Anna Blankenship
Leone Martindale
Ashton
Soda Springs
Viola Lauritson
Roy Traeger
Muriel Hosick
C. W. Salser
Frances Bassett
Jessie Gagon
Rita Burgin
Dan Remple
Cecil Alldaffer
L. C. Ruud
Clifford Jones
Russell Lakey
Warren Henton
Jack Sturm
Marlys Whitman
James Lowry
Jake Tennant
Carl Finch
Montpelier
Chris Aylett
Grace
Notice of impounded livestock on public lands in Utah
Bruce W. Nohee acting forestry official issues notice that livestock found trespassing on national forest lands in Utah may be impounded and sold if not redeemed within twelve months. The notice requires payment of all costs and foregone forage, with sale of unredeemed animals at public sale as mandated by law.
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United States
Bae
Hollyy S&g
Preston Ranger Distrigy National Forest
Forest Service
Secretary of Agricul
Logan
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Cleveland News
Howard Curtis
Luella Hoopes
Mountain View Subdivision
Guaranty Federal Savings and Loan
Desa Moore
F. J. Rasmussen
Credit Union Week
Don Samuelson
Kenneth B. Jenkins
Idaho Credit Union League
Glen Reese
Fish and Game News
U.S
Caribou County
Ronald Anders
Distri
Ronald Ander
Penney
Suhcks Orig
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