Scrapbook seeks old Grace City Soda Springs photos
A community call to collect early 20th century images of Grace City Bancroft and Soda Springs highlights a scrap book of places like Grace Mercantile Co Roghaars and First National Bank. Residents recall figures such as O R Pack John Roghaar Moroni Lowe and Ed Whitman and invite ownership retention or loan of photos.
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Grace City
Grace Mercantile Co
Johnnie Greaves
Sumner Pond
Roghaars
First National Bank
Bob
John Roghaar
Moroni W. Lowe
John van Vleet
C.A. Orr
Soda Springs
Alton Hatch
Bancroft
Baticroft
Caribou County
Secondary Ed Teacher Hunter Barrus Assumes Special Education Role
Hunter Barrus joins Grace High and Junior High Schools as a Secondary Education and Special Education teacher. He also leads a spelling and reading class and serves as football coach while pursuing a Master’s in Special Education. Barrus, a Utah State University graduate, plans further study next summer. He is a father of three and husband to a Malad native, with Tremonton roots.
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Hunter Barrus
Grace
Mr. Barrus
Utah State University
Malad
Tremonton
Cowboys Rally In Du Bois Showdown With Bobcats
The Cowboys visited Du Bois to face Clark County Bobcats. After a shaky first half the Cowboys offense surged late and the defense repeatedly stifled Bobcat advances deep in Cowboy territory. North Gem 18 Clark A long-delayed yearbook signing party featured the Class of 1973 returning to sign their books in the lunch room. Senior Maxine Hatch was elected student body secretary last spring and serves as Chesterfield president. Ward Laurels led FHA as Project Chairman and is Pep Club vice president. Maxine enjoys office skills with hobbies in sewing cooking and singing. Extension Homemakers Council Caribou Exten
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Cowboys
Dubois
Clark County
Bobcats
Cowboy
North Gem
Clark
Maxine
Chesterfield
Ward Laurels
FHA
Will
Senior Citizens Dinner Saturday in Soda Springs
Announcement urges all Cari bou County seniors 55 plus to attend the dinner this Saturday September 22 at Thirkill School Soda Springs. Event serves noon, includes Bingo and social time. encouragement to call a friend and join in.
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Thirkill
Soda Springs
Caribou County
Bancroft
Lost bicycle found in back yard at Lansberry residence
A small girls' bicycle was either lost or abandoned in the back yard of the W. E. Lansberry residence this week. Owner may claim by identifying at Soda Springs Police Dept.
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W. E. Lansberry
Soda Springs
Cowboys Burn Win From Clark County
The North Gem Cowboys won their first game of the season 18 to 6 at Dubois over Clark County. Freshman heavy line blocked for Clayton Perkins who rushed 190 yards on 37 carries and scored twice. Yost Holbrook and defensive linemen limited Clark County to one TD and North Gem added two more scores.
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North Gem Cowboys
Clark County
Dubois
Dennis Smith
Smith
Cowboys
Clayton Perkins
Perkins
Dave Yost
Marc Holbrook
Yost
Steve Hebdon
John Banks
Clark
Lyle Simons
North Gem
Card of Thanks Dan Papa Family agrade thanks
The family of Dan Papa thanks the Doctors and Staff of Caribou Memorial Hospital for care and consideration. Gratitude is also extended to friends and neighbors for sympathy, flowers, messages, and comfort during bereavement. Caribou County Sun Soda Springs Idaho September 20 1973.
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Dan Papa
Caribou Memorial Hospital
Symposium on Weak Calf Syndrome in Salmon Idaho
A symposium on the weak calf syndrome will be held in Salmon Idaho on Thursday September 27. Further information is available through As Live-
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Salmon
Idaho
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Ted Faulkner
Purple Pride
Cowboy OF
Maxine Hatch
Council the Caribou
Ralph Reeves
Bruce Edson
Pleasant Hill
California
Edsons
Pacific Northwest
Canada
Orient
Iowa
Rex Lane
Theater
John Wayne
Ann Margaret
Cne
Wylers
Pearl
Schilling
Sweetheart
Fruitland
Bell Peppers
Larry’s Food Martion
South Main St
SUN
Soda Springs, Idaho
Oni
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