Final Services for Sarah Jane Egbert
Funeral services for Sarah Jane Perry Egbert 80 of Grace were held at Bannock Stake LDS Tabernacle Grace with Bishop Howard D. Johnson presiding. Egbert died Monday night October 10 in Idaho Falls hospital after illness. Survivors include two sons nine daughters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane Perry Egbert
Grace
Bannock Stake
LDS Tabernacle
Howard D. Johnson
Egbert
Idaho Falls
Darwin Meacham
Blanche Hulse
Marion Priest
Everett Smith
Odis Talbot
Kay Davis
John Thomas
Ervin McCann
Hebdon
Jay Condie
Melvin Hebdon
Robert Mansfield
Ray Eobert
Val Adkins
Ronald Priest
Earl Priest
Berne Roberts
Second Ward Relief Society
Ada Williams
Slaterville
Utah
Henry
Esther Price Perry
Robert C. Webert
Pocatello
Logan
Marlin
Arnold
Dallas
Lda) Christensen
Darwin
Maude) Meacham
Leland
Jane) Stathos
Gerald
Carma) Mansfield
Ogden
Everett
Ellen) Adkins
Clearfield
Marion
Essie) Priest
Melvin
May) Hebdon
Robert
Esther) Morrell
Seattle
Harold
Wanda) Miller
Yakima
Washington
Reuben Perry
William Perry
Charles Perry
Hyrum
Lawrence Perry
Elsinore
California
Marie Clegg
Vida
Community notices from Caribou and Soda Springs events
STRICTLY BUSINESS to McFestters Perry of Hurricane Utah burial directed by Allen Funeral Home. Caribou County Hospital Auxiliary met to discuss volunteer aides training and hospital plans as 17 members attended. ROCK CLUB MEETS at Soda Springs Presbyterian Church with two educational films, roast turkey, 50 attendees, next meeting November 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Hurricane
Utah
Turner Cemetery
Allen Funeral Home
Caribou County Hospital
Fire House
Pearl Fryar
Fryard
Dawna Fraser
Sondra Fraser
Verda Mize
Marilyn O'Hara
Carol Henderson
Peggy Link
Rock Club
Soda Springs
John Lutz
Cliff Carlson
Charles Reagan
Kenneth McClellan
Maurice Lease
Lorin Robinson
Ron Robinson
Frank Fryar
Val Wheeler
David Crawford
Pop” Johnson
Lava Hot Springs
Presbyterian Church
Death Takes Bud Weaver in Soda Springs Funeral
Funeral services for Ural David Bud Weaver 68 of Soda Springs were held at the Fourth Ward LDS Chapel with Bishop Robert J Herd conducting. Weaver died at home on Sunday October 15 and is survived by his widow two sons a daughter eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Burial followed at Fairview Cemetery with military rites by the Blackburn Call Post American Legion.
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Ural David
Bud) Weaver
Soda Springs
Fourth Ward
Robert J Herd
Weaver
Frank Harris
Elaine Wilde
Kenneth Balls
Lowell Roberts
Bishop Herd
Keith Neilson
Wilford Dredge Denton Haris
Lyman Martineau
Dennis Welker
Charles Giles
Earl Gunnell
Neff
Max Hughes
Roy Fisher
Earl Samson
Leo Johnson
Bob Gentry
Relief Society
Royal Neighbor Club
Blackburn-Call
American Legion
Mr. Weaver
Murphyboro
Tennesse
Budd
Lenora Robinson Weaver
Ella Jackson Olsen
Grays Lake
Anaconda Co
Monsanto Co
LDS Church
Clyde
Rex
James
Ruby) Deese
Ogden
Josephine, Weaver
Max Weaver
Marvin Stoor
Lompoc
Minister serves horseradish at dinner remarking hell fire
A minister who enjoyed hot horseradish offered some to a dinner guest. The guest bit into the dish, gulped, and said with reproach that he had heard preachers preach hell but never serve it as food.
Kiwanis Hunt Safety Talk Promotes Orange Clothing
Soda Springs Kiwanis hosted a noon interclub meeting with 15 Idaho Falls Kiwanians who flew in. Dr Reid H Anderson of Idaho Falls presented a safety program on wearing florescent orange during hunting, citing a fatal accident and urging hikers to have at least 100 square inches visible, noting a cap and vest under $3 could save a life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs Kiwanis Club
Idaho Cafe
Idaho Falls
Soda Springs
Reid H Anderson
Anderson
Idaho
Vehicle Accidents Near Bancroft Grace and Soda Springs
Three traffic mishaps reported in Crawford County with local vehicles. October 8 a 1966 Volkswagen owned by Frances OBrien and driven by Paul E OBrien rolled over two miles northeast of Bancroft. damage estimated at 1000 dollars by Sheriff Ralph Marriott. October 9 a 1962 Chevrolet owned by James Hamp family and driven by J Milton Hamp struck a pony seven miles southwest of Grace. car damage about 100 dollars. Raymond Gaddie investigated. October 9 a 1959 Chevrolet owned by Wanda Dunks and driven by Marvin Brauburger overturned at a railroad crossing one mile north of Soda Springs. damage about 700 dollars. Raymond Gaddie investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances O'Brien
Paul E. O’brien
Bancroft
Ralph Marriott
James
Joan Hamp
Grace
J. Milton Hamp
Raymond Gaddie
Wanda Dunks
Conda
Marvin J. Brauburger
Soda Springs
New York City People Noted for Density and Wit
A humorous exchange cites New York as densely populated and witty. The student amusingly blames stereotypes on a book noting the city’s population density, sparking a classroom with a joke about NYC behavior.
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New York City
Charlie
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Sarah Jane Egbert
Hospital Auxiliary
East
Lakeview Subdivision
Wade Bros. Precision Bill Homes
Guaranty Federal Savings and Loan
Utah Mortgage and Loan
Southeast
Trruz Ano Reatry Co
Your Star Co
Ore
F. J. Rasmussen
Phone Peeearal
Sede Springs
Death Takes
Bud” Weaver
Kiwanis
New York
Cariboy
Soda Springs Sheet
Miy
Norman Bjorkman
Bob Hubbard
Southeaster
Boise
State Farm Bureau
Senate
Thei
Bob
DY Bethy
Robert W. Hubbard
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