Rites Held for Richard Lau in Soda Springs
Services for Richard Lau 45 Soda Springs were held at the Soda Springs chapel. He died early Sunday in Caribou Hospital and was born September 12, 1909. Survived by wife Nathel and children Daniel and Mark, four brothers and others. Funeral conducted by Bishop Harry Lau with music and prayers, burial in Fairview.
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Richard la
Soda Springs
Ldap Salat Chapel
Caribou
Lawes
Ag Bom
D. J
Sarah Lau
C. G. Rose
Santa A
Calif
Nathel Mon
Hok
Utah
Daniel Richfren
Mark Findlay
Nil
Heber Lau
Atneral
Fred Balls
Torgesen
Anton Harris
Wilford Jt
Fred
Harold Balls
Harry Wn
Lowell Roberts
Lord Dredge
Max Brown
Royty
Dewey Skinner
Fairview
Cin Matthews
Phosphate Furnace Plan Near Soda Springs
A major old-line company plans a phosphate furnace complex near Soda Springs to process ore and ship about 50 000 tons to the coast. The project centers on locating a furnace north of Soda Springs and aims to determine the best production methods with ore as input.
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MOR
Sida Springs
Springs
Hos Wall
Soda Springs
Dr. Tigert Elected To School Board
Dr. Russell Tigert won a three year term on Trustee District No. 3 board with 27 votes on a ballot listing only his name. Roland Alten received 13, Diggs Lewis 5, and Wilford Dredge 7 as write-ins. Tigert to be sworn in at the next board meeting.
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Russell Tigert
Board of Trustees
Dr. Tigert
Roland Alten
Diggs Lewis
Wilford Dredge
Alten
Lewis
Dredge
Wheat price supports cut for inferior varieties in 1956
Alton P. Maughan announces 1956 price supports discount 20 cents per bushel for Rex and Bluejacket wheat to encourage better varieties. The US Department of Agriculture lists 24 inferior milling or baking varieties across 22 states, with state counts from Kansas to California. The move aims to reduce planting of poorer qualities and steer production to preferred wheats.
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Alton P. Maughan
Caribou County
U.S. Department of Agricultural Regulation
Arkansas
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Washington
Oregon
California
Catechism Classes Start at St Marys Church
Catechism lessons resume next Thursday at 415 PM in St Marys Catholic Church. Rev Francis A Peterson teaches for all grade school children. The class begins at 415 PM Thursday.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Francis A. Peterson
Weather records show extreme temps this week
The U S Rybee weather station reported a low of 28 degrees on Sunday and a high of 92.5 degrees on Tuesday with no precipitation recorded during the period.
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U. S. Rybee
Lions to Prepare Birthday Calendar
Kenneth Chatterton is named chairman of the Lions club birthday calendar committee by Pres. George Dupin. New appointments include Alton Maughan Arthur Kelly Frank Lallatin Mark Lallatin and team captains Soda Springs Alma Hopkins Verlin Poulsen Joe Dygert Art Kelly Conda Bolton Ezra Lakey Alton Maughan Chris Phelps Ezra Moore. Chaplain Crowe discussed the Idaho Youth Ranch at Rupert. Three new members Jack Montgomery Claude Jeppson Frank Bolton were inducted and received Lions buttons. Two members Ira Ellis and Patty Berger received keys for two new members each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Chatterton
Lions Club
George Dupin
Alton Maughan
Arthur Kelly
Frank Lallatin
Mark Lallatin
Soda Springs
Alma Hopkins
Verlin Poulsen
Joe Dygert
Art Kelly
Conda
Frank Bolton
Ezra Lakey
Chris Phelps
Ezra Moore
James R. Crowe
Idaho
Rupert
Jack Montgomery
Claude Jeppson
Ira Ellis
Patty Berger
Local Breeders Consign Sheep to Pocatello Show and Sale
Seamons and Humphreys of Soda Springs headline top Suffolk ram consignments for the 29th annual Idaho Wool Growers Association sale in Pocatello on September 17. Fifty-two Idaho consignors will enter blackface and whiteface rams from 18 counties at Union Stock Yards.
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Seamons & Humphreys
Soda Springs
Pocatello
Idaho
Idaho Wool Growers Association
M C Claar
Robert Blastee
Ram
Fowler Brothers Service opens Bee-Line station near Soda Springs
Fowler Brothers Service, a Bee-Line station, begins operation about a mile east of Soda Springs on Highway 30. James Fowler, formerly of Salt Lake City, manages the station which handles all major oil and Bee-Line gasoline from the Salt Lake City refinery and will honor all credit cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler Brothers Service
Soda Springs
James Fowler
Salt Lake City
Mrs Frankie Lambert Returns Home from Wyoming Trip
Mn Frankie Lambert returns to Oakland California after two months visit with her sister in law and brother in law. En route home she was accompanied to Evanston Wyoming by Mrs Roberts Mrs Waller Gagon and her daughter Judy Ann.
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Frankie Lambert
Oakland
Calif
Inlaw
MS Roberts
Evanston, Wyo
Roberts
Waller Gagon
Judy Ann
Torgesen Family Labor Day Visit for Cherrying
Mr and Mrs C E Torgesen of Ogden spent Labor Day visiting here with his brother and wife Mr and Mrs J T Torgesen. The men went cherry picking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Hildreth
Robert Rigby
Denver
C. E. Torgesen
Ogden
Labor Day
J T Torgesen
Ruud Family welcomes visit from Salt Lake City guests
Mr and Mrs Bob Ruud and their baby from Salt Lake City arrived early this week to visit his parents Mr and Mrs L C Ruud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ruud
Baby
Salt Lake City
L. C. Ruud
James Martins To Publish Caribou Co Sun
James Martins will publish the Caribou County Sun in Soda Springs with wife Mrs. James Martin assisting. They return to Idaho from Englewood Colorado where both previously worked in publishing. The Wilcoxs sell the Sun and plan a California trip before remaining in Soda Springs for now.
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Caribou Co. Sun
Caribou County
Martin
The
Sun
Colorado
Rocky Ford
Stanley
Soda Springs
Wilcox
California
Grace Library Trustees Named
A board of trustees for the Grace Library district was sworn in by County Commissioner Lewis Bitton. Trustees are Charlotte Petterson Marjorie Hale Violet Harris L. H. Merriam and Gwen Stalker. The district serves Grace Lago Thatcher Central and Turner with hours Tuesday 12 to 3 and Saturday 2 to 6.
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Grace Library District
Lewis Bitton
H. Merriam
Charlotte Petterson
Marjorie Hale
Violet Harris
L. H. Merriam
Gwen Stalker
Ronald
Alice) Sorensen
Grace
Lago
Thatcher
Central
Turner
Softball Tourney Results Round Robin Idaho Stake Hall
The five week round robin Idaho Stake hall softball tournament concluded with Bancroft Chesterfield Lund Soda Springs First Soda Springs Second Conda competing under Miss Ranae Vart sports director. Teams earned 50 points per win 25 for participation and 25 for each sportsmanship. Conda and Soda Springs First tied for top with 380 points Bancroft and Soda Springs Second followed at 325 Chest erfield earned 275 and Chesterfield 225.
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Idaho
Inna
Bancroft
Conda
Soda Springs
Bancroft and
Chesterfield
Canal Meet Set for North Extension Canal Co Ltd
The North Extension Canal Co Ltd will hold its annual stockholders meeting in Lund on Saturday September 10 at 2 pm. Roe White secretary and treasurer said a financial report will be given and the election of the board of directors for the coming year will be held along with other business.
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North Extension Canal Co Ltd
Lund
Roe White
White
Weekend Guests At Mrs. Alexander Home
Weekend visitors included nieces and nephews of Mrs. Nellie Alexander. Guests were Mr and Mrs Norman Johnson and their son Jay, Mr and Mrs Mellows and their son Tommy, and Mr and Mrs Akma Dalebout with their children from Salt Lake City.
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Nellie Alexander
Norman Johnson
Jay
Mellows
Tommy
Weekend guests of the Sorensens include the Hood couple
Grace Sorensen hosted weekend visitors from Salt Lake City joined by her sister and brother in law Niel Hood and his wife.
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Ronald Sorensen
Grace
Mra
Niel Hood
Salt Lake City
North Gem Upsets Marsh Valley 32 25 In Season Opener
North Gem Cowboys opened the Bob Bell era with a 32 25 win over Marsh Valley in North Gem. Mont Charles showed promise at quarterback with multiple scoring passes while Brent Maughan and LeRoy Shipley powered the ground game as the Cowboys built a 20 7 halftime lead.
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North Gem High
Bob Bell
North Gem
Marsh Valley
Cowboys
South Marsh
North Marsh
Inkom
Hammond
North Gem Cowboys
Mont Charles
Brent Maughan
LeRoy Shipley
Charles
Martin Wistisen
Maughan
Don Davis
March Valley
Cowboy
Wistisen
Marten Wistisen
Ron Davis
Kenny Knowles
Craig Gilbert
Soph
Adrian Mickelsen
Ken Colman
Clair Chestret
Bob Smith
W L Hatch
Kenny Payne
Terry Rundlisbaker
Gorton Hogan
Neil Sanders
Dell Maughan
Hospital Births and Admissions List for Soda Springs and Nearby
August 3 to September 4 records show newborns in Soda Springs and Georgetown with parents Jewett Lloyd Juli, Kunz VerJean, and other families. Entries note births with weights for several girls and boys, plus multiple admissions and discharges, including Doyal Croney and Arnold Ames, Grace, Eva Jensen, and Annette Michaelson among others.
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David and
Shirley
Soda Springs
Lloyd, Merrill and Diane
Grace
Jewett, Donald and Barbara
Kunz, Thomas and VerJean
Georgetown
Arnold Ames
Geneva Call
Eva Jensen
Grace Hoy. Finch
Soda
Marilyn Maughan
Soda Springs Opens Season Hosting North Gem Friday
Soda Springs meets North Gem at Bancroft Friday under lights at 7 30 p m to kick off the season. Both teams feature new coaches and rugged lineups with several veterans in reserve ready for action.
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Soda Springs
North Gem
Soda Springs High
Bancroft
Marsh Valley
Bob Bell
Cardinals
Mel Clark
Cardinal
Gordon Allen
Letterman
Gene Holden
Gary Salser
Seph
Danny Lau
Mike Young
Paul Layman
Lynn Dredge
Roger Humphreys
Roger Rompel
Brent Wakeman
Fresh
Daryl Nelson
Veldron’ Skinser
Larry Lewis
Land Merthyn Lallatin
Dallas Skinner
Brent Conlin
Bob Caress
Dennis Warner
Soph
Dave Hayes
Allen Dredge
Ron Wakely
Larry
Local residents plan move after sale in East Hooper Ave
Mr and Mrs Donald Hunter and Carol reside at Henry. They will move to own south after selling their East Hooper Avenue home to Mr and Mrs Larry Bergen. Mumps spread reaches Soda Spring with Mrs Jack Porter among the sufferers.
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Donald Hunter
Carol
Henry
South
East Hooper Ave
Larry Bergen
Soda Spring
Jack Porter
Accidents Reported in County This Week No Serious Injuries
Three accidents in the county over the past week produced no serious injuries. Key figures include Russell Stoker of Soda Springs and William Johnson of Tremonton in a Sept 1 incident on State Highway 34 near the Franklin county line, damaging a 1953 Ford pickup and a 1954 Chrysler. Deputy sheriffs Ralph Marriott and Rulon Bowen investigated separate crashes.
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Russell Stoker
Soda Springs
William Johnson
Tremonton
Utah
Franklin County
Stoker
Johnson
Weels
Ralph Marriott
Spencer Panter
Thatcher
Grace
Terry L. Smith
Smith
Panter
Rulon Bowen
Jim Mgee
Oklahoma
Bells Ranch
McGee
Glen Walker
Walker
Janiece Hildreth
Riches Move to Burley After Summer in Soda Springs
Mr. and Mrs. E. M Rich and their children left Thursday to establish a home in Burley after spending the season in Soda Springs. Mrs. Jack Harriman departed Monday to visit Boise.
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J. E. Garvin
Boston
Mase
E. M Rich
Burley
Soda Springs
Jack Harriman
Mondas
Boise
Mikesell Pays Fine in Grate Justice Court
Jerry Mikesell from Lago paid a 10 euro fine and three court costs after pleading guilty in Judge Val Gillett's court. Sheriff Ralph Marriott served as citing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Mikesell
Lago
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Fambou Caravan
Newell
Colt
Beck
Seinen Kiwani Club
Houckeon
Matthews
Hees
Idaho Falls
Nat
Niswepa Ou Shih
Jerry Maughane
Carol Peterell
Lions
Grace Library
Doyal Croney
Lava Hot Springs
Dan Lloyd
Larry Nester
Grace Emma Moore
Paul Jenkins
Wm. Meads
Kenny Reed
Bob Redford
Albert Jones
North Ger
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