Grace area roundup notes hospital stay and homecoming events
Mildred Burton and Janet returned from Salt Lake where Janet received hospital care. Chad Allen completed basic training in San Antonio and heads to Wichita Falls for airplane mechanics school. Ward events include stake meetings, Sunday School, and homecoming attendees from Grace. Local students and teachers participated in potato harvest and various social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Burton
Daugher
Janet
Salt Lake
Janet Allen
Chad Allen
Grace Mondas
Forke Alen
San Antonio Texas
Witchita Falls
Texas
Mark Allen
Grace Ward
Clarence Simmons
Millen Mendenhall
Maurice Balls
High Council
Owen Clegg
D L. Andreason
Kenneth Tarbet
Stake
Stake Sunday School Board
Deanie Hubbard
Stoke Sunday
Melvin Weaver
George Revoir
Bishop Simmons
Simmons
Harry Petersen
Stephen Raymond
Gail Ray
Edward Miles
Roy An
Cedar City
Prince
Anna le Fevre
Franklin
Esther Ziegler
Logan
Rozella Pierson
Aberdeen
Miss Casper
Rinle
Merlin Whatcotts
Jerome
Mrs Whatcott
Howard Peerson
Ogden
Melva
Stoddard
Francis Luthi
Preston
Matilda Petersen
D L Andreason
Kenneth Christensen
Wayne Egbert
Married Here in Soda Springs Presby Church
June Monk married Martin Dehl at Soda Springs Presbyterian Church with vows read by Rev Lincoln Anderson. June, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jess Monk of Grace Idaho, wore a cream sheath and carried a roses bouquet. Immediate family attended and June was honored at two showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Monk
Martin Dehl
Soda Springs Presbyterian Church
June
Jess Monk
Grace, Idaho
Lincoln Anderson
Mrs. Monk
Funeral services for Charles Francis Call Pioneer of Soda Springs
Charles Francis Call 72 died October 20 1957 in Caribou County hospital. He was born October 19 1885 in Soda Springs and spent his life farming and helping build trails in Caribou National Forest. He married Edith Dawley April 5 1915 and homesteaded in Sulphur Canyon before moving to Soda Springs. Survived by widow ten children twenty six grandchildren four sisters and one brother. Funeral 2:00 p m Thursday at Presbyterian church Lincoln Anderson officiating burial at Fairview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Francis Call
Caribou County Hospital
James J Call
Dosa Louisa Atkinson Call
Soda Springs
Mr Call
Forest Service
Caribou National Forest
Edith Dawley
Sulphur Canyon
Stanley
Winifred) Moore
Marion
Edith) Turner
Kenneth W. Call
Stuart A. Call
Earnest
Louise) Young
Ogden
Utah
Truman
Bermece) Ashbaker
Grace
Charles Call, Jr
Pocatello
Leon
Iris) Kelley
Presbyterian Church
Lincoln Anderson
Buriel
Fairview Cemetery
Whitman- Matthews Mortuary
Soda Springs High School Riding Club Trail Ride
The Soda Springs High School Riding Club sponsored by Homer Johnson plans its first trail ride Sunday. They meet at Larsen Ranch at noon, ride up Trail Canyon and picnic. Officers are David Tingey president LaMarr Vias vice president Maxine Stiles representative Nedra Rice secretary. club has fifteen members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
Final Rites Held Here For S. C. Tharp
Funeral services were held Friday at the Presbyterian church for Stanley Fox Tharp 63 conducted by Rev Lincoln Anderson. The service included scripture, prayers, hymns and two solos. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers included state highway employees and many friends. Out of town guests came from Idaho Utah and Washington including Mr and Mrs Henry Woodall Steven Twin Falls Idaho and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Stanley (Fox) Tharp
Lincoln Anderson
Anderson
Chor
Rev Anderson
Jack Porter
Cecil A]daffer
Rev. Anderson
Eastern Idaho Teachers To Convene In Poky
Eastern Idaho teachers will gather in Pocatello on October 31 and November 1 for the annual fall convention. LaDella Porter of Soda Springs will chair the industrial arts meeting and Howard Petersen of Grace high school will act as general chairman of the science department. Deanne Findlay serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Anual
Pocatello
LaDella Porter
Soda Springs High School
Howard Petersen
Grace High School
Deanne Findlay
Final i Final i he Married loss in the Children were Mr Che a n farming at Westm aie s death in tow
The text reports a death in a farming family at Westmaine and lists survivors including James, Robert, and Sibbett, with funeral service details and location placeholders due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che
Westmaie
James
Robert Nels Sen
Soda
Jensen Sibbett
Ington
Andrey Tom Sen
Massing Ny
Wamat Man Matthews Mo Springs
Wwel
Weston
Kiwanis Lodi Night Highlights Family Contest Speaker
Kiwanis Lodi Night on Tuesday October 29 featured speaker Bill Bergeson of Shelley Idaho discussing a national family contest. The Bergeson family of nine from Miami won the Yale Book of Knowledge sponsored event with judges rating their panel answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trig Pocatello
Bill Bergesd Shelley
Idaho
Bergeson
Columbia
Ander
Theo
Book of Knowledge
Beltmore 7
Miami
Shelley
Wants
LDS Church
Mash Kiwanis Club
Ity Bot
Adop Kiwanis Club
Wanis
Mittee
Wade
Shelley Asf Christensen
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Homer Williams
Lawrence Burg
Berniece Dutton
Barbara Hurt
Mona Bell
Katherine Strong
Jenna Young
Sanrie Petersen
Letha Bronson
Lawrence Burgin
Elwood Wilker
Arlene Neilson
Rex Whitehead
Richard Motta
Anna LeFevre
Lorin Hogan
Grace School
Norman Prince
Pating
ISC
Montana State College
Governor Smylie
Idaho State College
Donna Beyns
Howard Black
Karen Dygert
Pauléen Dygert
Jerry Giles
Owen Gunnell
Mike Lahman
Tom Lau
Sandra Reed
Harold Romero
Maxine Stiles
David Tingey
Lee Turner
Marilyn Turner
Brent Wakeman
Wee Ann Weaver
John Lahman
Robert Walliamson
Nadine Christensen
David Chugg
Marilyn Cole
Bob Dezell
Bob Johnson
Erva Lahman
Lorin Lau
Darrell Mason
Connie Moore
Kay Smith
Sallee Weaver
Johnny Willamson
Pamela Stewart
Jean Vonberg
Marcia Nelson
Judy Hines
Ema Tere
Ribber Welly
Norcross
HS Riding Club
S. C. Tharp
Poky
Studebaker
Mercury
Call Chevrolet Inc
Boda Springs
Gra
Wayne
Reed
Education
Claude Scott
Educational Directional Association of Manners
Western Region
National Association
Ted People
Cariboy
Kiwanis
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