Valley town notes include bus to Soda and harvest update
Local items report a week of travel and visits as Lake Johanson and others ferry high school students to a Soda trip. Grain harvest runs well despite drought while many families travel to Utah and Rexburg for winter plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Sibbett
Soda
Iva Pollock
William Starks
Ogden
Utah
Earl Samsons
LaMartias
David Tingey
Salt Lake
Jeff Lewis
Carmen Tingey
Steve
Monte Kay
Bountful
Carmen
Jean Tingey
Ricks College
Rexburg
Orran Walton
Son Rucnard
Rawhos
Wyoming
Thars
Earl Surfer
Roy Vins
Warasath Wesley
Ine
Bobbie Lee Aarce
Seda Saturta
Car
Rex Lay
Burtuiy
Acel Vergue Woo
Duane
Mes Barriest Monroe
Lee Walton
Worpehier Wisted
Mark Weserd
Karl Somsen Jr
Concrete Price Listings Spur Savings in Cleveland and Bancroft
Local ads highlight concrete prices from Cleveland Sand and Gravel with $300 per yard Grace, $350 per yard Bancroft and Soda Springs. Phone numbers provided for inquiries. Several regional visits and family gatherings are noted, including Labor Day trips to Alma Sublette Malta and Idaho Falls, plus a funeral turnout for Eloise Beus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Grace
Soda Springs
D Simmons
Repair Laub
Salt Lake Cuy
Weshaius
JC Smth
Gret Tracy
Tracy
Alma Ifaha
Sublette
Laz Bank Sda
Clifford Warr
Sec’y. Treas
Idaho Pioneer National Farm Loan Ass’n
First Securefy Bank
Preston
Idaho
S.E
Grace News Opens School With Strong Enrollment Pace
Grace Schools reported 215 in high school and 223 in elementary on opening day with junior high enrollment not announced. A state patrol inspection found buses in good condition as teachers met with President Merlin Whatcott leading proceedings and elections named Mildred Ashbaker vice president amid Byron McKinnon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Merlin Whatcott
Rene Young
Mildred Ashbaker
Byron McKinnon
Community meetings and local notices in Grace area
A collage of local items details NEA IEA discussions at Thatch er High School and Grace E elementary, school events in Sacrament Ward, farewell for Gary Williams to Mesa Junior College, and National Guard training stays at Fort Ord. Also Haystack fire, Stalder visit, Literary Club honors, Labor Day steak fry, and Hooper Spring picnic gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secre
Frank Taylor
NEA
IEA
Thatcher
Grace E
Ods
Russell Hunter
Inda Brigham Young
Howard Petersen
Colorado
Gary Williams
Mésa Junior College
Grand Junction
Colo
Sacrament
Bart Simmons
Janet Christensen
Patty Turner
Ruby Wiliams
Lorcan Lewis
Nathan Carver
David Smith
Norma Ray
Fay Jacobs
Rufus Smith
Terry van
Vieet
Fort Ord
National Guard
Ft Chaffee
Merrill Lloyd
Stalders
Bill
James Stalder
Melvin Christensen
Literary Club
Gladys Vanderford
Nellie Cline Steenson
Pocatello
Wagner
Steenson
Grace
Vanderford
Steengan
Penthouse
Bogota
Earline Smith
Dene Smith
Kathleen Coombs
Edsel Prescott
Jane Gibbs
Della Mendenhall
Jack Gibbs
Chad Matthews
Emmett Herrons
Rex White Heads
Hooper
Alvin White Head
Hooper Spring
Fern Condie
Wilford Panter
Calvin Bennett
Fam
No Job Shortage for Qualified Office Personnel
The LDS Business College advertises strong demand for trained secretarial and accounting staff, noting many job openings and a full placement bureau. It highlights inexpensive dormitories, an integrated program with religious and social activities, and a fall start in September at 70 North Main, Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LDS Business College
LDS
L.D.S. Business College
North Main
Salt Lake City
Utah
Cookout At Local Homes And Family News
Last week the Henry Mortensens the Percy Norcotts Dot Swenson and others enjoyed a family cookout. Dale Sullivan hosted guests William Colling Carol Melbone and Roy Farnworth from Salt Lake City. Uther Davis returned August 24 from Pocatello after major surgery and a week hospitalized. In the battle of the sexes the line about conscientious objector ends abruptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uther Davis
Pocatello
Davis
Soda Springs Event Highlights County News
The Caribou County Sun from Soda Springs Idaho reports local happenings dated September 4 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou County
SUN
Farmer Injured in Baler Mishap Near Hatch
Ernest Hogan, a Hatch area farmer, suffered a severe arm injury when his right arm from shoulder to elbow was caught in a running hay baler. He had to pull himself free by tearing his clothing and was taken to Caribou County Hospital for extensive surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hogan
Mr Hogan
Caribou County Hospital
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Johanson
Alen Rolfson
John Soderman
Pox Dtel
Mor Hansen
Abe
Edra Wert
Hiv
Ralph
I. Rae
Buster McMullin
Sidney Montara
Grays Lane
Bob Collins
Idaho Falls
Herman
Bob
MR. Hossface
Frank Thomas
J. W. Owsley
Optometrist
Medical Arts
Montpelier
Tae
Grace News
E. Matthews Financial Agency
Caribou
S. E. Idaho
Trading Post
Bear River Valley
Star Valley
Daly
LDS Bear Lake Memorial and
Caribou Hospitals
KBRV
Lawrence Welk
Nyali
Rwepa
Associated Press
Eebry
Curt Emyper
Morgan Shinner
Bob Bruce
Dave Dodd
State Fair
Blackfoot, Idaho
Women’s Department
FFA
FHA
Jose Chitwood
Siebrand
Stel
Prag Ter
Ruth C. Hartkopf
Box
Blackfoot
Iidaho
Portneuf Soil Conservation District
Bannock County
Contact Idaho Motor Co
John Deere
Hillside
Peterson Tractor Service
Bancroft
Uther J Davis
Idaho Motor Co
Suffolk
Hampshire
E. W. Astle
Aston
Wyo
ARMY
L. J. Ozburn
Gilbert Nelson
Alice Joy Shop
LAU
Pat
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