Film Shown By Church Group At Soda Springs Court
Jehovah's Witnesses announce a free color film titled The New World Society In Action. It depicts global Bible education, Bible production, and a 97 country Christian assembly at Yankee Stadium. Show date is Wednesday October 24 at 7 pm in the District courtroom.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
New World Society
Brooklyn
Yankee Stadium
New York City
Wilds of
Africa
Tigert To Head Kiwanis Club
Russell Tigert Jr. will serve as president of the Kiwanis Club for 1957 with Ralph Horsley as vice president and seven board members including L. C. Ruud Lee Wallace Walt Bingham J. D. Wallace Douglas Nelson John Reeves and Dr. Allen Tigert. Carl Stevens attended as a guest. The next meeting October 23 will be annual ladies night with members’ wives as guests.
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Kiwanis Club
Idaho Cafe
Russell Tigert, Jr
Ralph Horsley
Lee Wallace
Walt Bingham
J. D. Wallace
Douglas Nelson
John Reeves
Allen Tigert
Carl Stevens
Reynolds Visit Highlights Campaign in Southeast Idaho
John W. Reynolds Democratic candidate for Congress from Idaho's second district toured southeast Idaho last week meeting supporters and campaigning for the office with friends.
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Reynolds
John W. Reynolds
Friend
Services Held In Grace For J. L. Williams
Friends and relatives gathered Tuesday October 18 to pay their last respects to Ivy Lowe Williams born May 23 1890 at Cove Utah. The Williams family lived on a farm later sold and moved near Sody Springs then Wendell Idaho where they resided. Funeral services were conducted in the Grace Chapel with obituary, readings, prayers, music, and the interment in Grace cemetery.
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Ivy Lowe Wilams
Cove
Utah
Sody Springs
Wendell
Idaho
Grace Chapel
Alfreta ‘Lloyd
Matthias Lowe
Long
Margaret Johnson
Willard Williams
Whispering Hope
Merrill Hulse
Frank Harris
Everett Smith
Samuel Smith
Thomas Gunnell
Terrell Pack
Marvin Smith
DeRoe Nelson
Keith Maughan
de Goombs
jIris Lowe
Grace Cemetery
Boy Scout Bund Drive Continues
A Wednesday night cleanup dinner at the Soda Springs L D S church drew about 90 drive captains and canvassers. The 1957 drive started October 9 and after nine days shows strong progress with many contacts still to be made. Gerald Jones of the Ten doy Council delivered remarks praising Caribou County residents for cooperation and generosity. Ezra Hawkes and Orin Fisher from Pocatello spoke briefly.
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Jack Garvin
Soda Springs L.D.S
Gerald Jones
Tendoy Council
Caribou County
Ezra Hawkes
Orin Fisher
Pocatello
Howard Gibson Dies of Heart Attack at 73
Howard Elmer Gibson 73 of Grace died Friday from a heart attack. Born May 27 1883 in Hyde Park Utah he married Elsie Kingsford in Logan in 1910 and in 1916 was solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple. He and his family moved to Grace in 1910 where he farmed and remained a Grace resident. He leaves widow sons Clendon Doris and Andrew all of Grace daughters Norma Johnson of Paris France Fern Fredrickson of Moab Eva Jenks of Quincy Washington Ina Akey of Idaho Falls and Myr of Salt Lake City a brother Wesley Gibson of Grace two sisters Pearl Bowcut and Tressie Bowcut of Franklin five grandchildren. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 1 pm at the Bannock Stake Tabernacle with Bishop Parley Lloyd Jr officiating. Interment in Grace cemetery directed by Allen Funeral Home Soda Springs. Pallbearers were Howard Pack Lee Gibson Bud Gibson Homer Gibson Ross Gibson and Anthony Jensen. Floral offerings were provided by the Second Ward Relief Society with Barbara Olson as president.
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Howard Elmer Gibson
Grace
Hyde Park
Utah
William
Hattie Wolf Gibson
Elsie Kingsford
Logan
Franklin
Idaho
Grace Second Ward
Clendon
Doris
Andrew
Norma Johnson
Paris
France
Fern Fredrickson
Moab
Eva Jenks
Quincey
Washington
Ina Akey
Idaho Falls
Myr
Salt Lake City
Wesley Gibson
Pearl Bowcut
Tressie Bowcut
Bannock Stake Tabernacle
Parley Lloyd, Jr
Grace Second Ward Lds Church
Grace Cemetery
Allen Funeral Home
Soda Springs
Mathias Lowe
Alfreta Lloyd
Irvin McCann
Phyllis Sme
Willard Williams
William Warner
Valley Quartet
Freq .Cooper
Everett l Smith
Milo Farnworth
Grave
Harold Kingsford
Howard Pack
Lee Gibson
Bud Gibson
Homer Gibson
Ross Gibson
Anthony Jensen
Second Ward
Rebef Society
Barbara Olson
Hospital transfer and local movers reported
Elizabeth Buckley was moved from Caribou County Hospital to St. Anthony Hospital last week. Mr and Mrs James Kincaid relocated to Kemmerer Wyoming to establish their home. Reports list F M Whiteworth Chesterfield Parley Schenk Lund Bancroft Ward Harris Grace and Bud Dezell Conda. Soda Springs reporters include Mrs George Dupin Glenn Spackman DeWayne Christensen and Pat Walker.
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Pocatello Hospital
Elizabeth Buckley
Caribou County Hospital
St. Anthony Hospital
James Kincaid
Kemmerer, Wys
F. M. Whiteworth
Chesterfield
Parley ‘Schenk
Lund
Bancroft
Ward Harris
Grace
Bud Dezell
Conda
Soda Springs
George Dupin
Glenn Spackman
DeWayne Christensen
Pat Walker
Fred Cooper's Education Focus in Idaho State Politics
A campaign message praising Fred Cooper for supporting expanded state education funding for Caribou County, restoring provisional teaching certificates, backing the School of Education at Pocatello, and upholding the Teacher Retirement Fund. It notes geographical challenges to Idaho colleges and his role on the Senate Finance Committee and in government leadership.
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Idaho
Fred
Caribou
School of Education
Pocatello
Moscow
Senate Finance Committee
Fred Cooper
Obituary for George Elmer Albrecht at Soda Springs
George Elmer Albrecht born Sept. 30, 1869 in Glasin Germany died Oct. 16 in Lava Hot Springs Idaho at age 87. He owned a ranch near Soda Springs and ran sheep until retirement then lived with daughter and son in law Bud Swain at Wayan. Survived by sons Clarence George Elmer and three daughters Blanche Billingsley Mrs Bud Swain and Mrs Doyal Stiles nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Friday Oct. 19 at 2 p.m. at Presbyterian church with Lincoln Anderson officiating. Interment in Soda Springs.
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George Elmer Albrecht
Glasin
Germany
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
Albrecht
Soda Springs
Bud Swain
Wagan
Fredrick
Wilhemine Albrecht
United States
Wismar
Fremont
Alice Nanney
Grace
Soda
Clarence George
el Cerrito
California
Elmer Albrecht
Blanche Billingsley
Mable
Wayan
Doyal Stiles (Verda
Conda
Mountain States employee transfers in Idaho Soda Springs move
Telephone Co and Butte County Chapter of the American Red Cross announce staff changes. Christopherson, longtime Mountain States employee, to transfer to Soda Springs after serving as manager in Bancroft and Soda Springs. He held LDS and Boy Scout roles. Harwick to move to Arco as manager succeeding Minar.
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Butte County
American Red Cross
Sods Springs
Arco
Mountain Home Air Base Exchange
Christopherson
Bancroft
Soda Springs
Soda Iuons Club
Chamber of Commerce
Final Rites for Geo Toolsor in Bancroft
George Toolson, a Bancroft merchant born 1871 in Smithfield Utah, died at Caribou Hospital after long illness. Survived by six sons, two daughters, and many grandchildren. Funeral services under direction of Sus Funeral Home at No 674 Po box.
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OS Santa
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Tigert
J. L. Williams
Howard Gibson
Fred M. Cooper
Cooper
Grover
Dode’ Hogan
Eastern Idaho Grazing Association
Idaho Cattlemen’s Association
Gentile Valley Land & Cattle Co
Dode" Hogan
George Albrecht
Lincoln
Anderson
Whitman Mathews
Soda Springa. Gasorama
Art Baker
Dr. Nemo
Miona Garcia
Billy Tipton
Johnny Clayden
Tapan Manufacturing Company
Bootha
Springa Sheet Metal
Sanders Furniture
Wangsgaard
E. J. Reed Plumbing
Astern Auto Company
Ken's Electric
Jacobsen Heating and Home’ Improvement
Northwest Propane Co
General Electric District Distributors
Tappan Distributors
Los Angeles
Final Rites Geo. Toolsor
George Toolson
Cariboapital
Toolson
Smithfield
Ingra Johnna
Turner
Mato
Mr. Toolson
Huck
Chuck
Huck Miles
Grack
Newspay
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