Grays Lake hosts and relocations feature local news
Guests of Mr and Mrs C L Roy August 16 include Mrs Christend Roy of Yale Oregon Mrs Nathan Turpin and Mrs K J Hall of Blackfoot After dinner they toured Palisades Bear Creek and Caribou basin Bud Swain and family moved to Soda Springs living with Mrs Walter Styles while she recovers from a stroke They plan to move into a trailer house in Soda Warren Petersen and Mrs Lyle Burton spent the weekend in Utah Abe Suderman Edna and Jimmie Hopper visited with the Soder mans Hopper is the former Lillian Stoor Walter Hirsbrunner and children visited the Gdell Stoors Farrell Stoor and children visited the Nelsons in Soda Springs Dr Evan Kackley of Boise was in the valley on business Relief Society met at Elaine Taylor's in Enoch Valley August 16th Some ladies worked on copper planters others on bazaar items Light refreshments were served to twelve members Ben Cali and children visited relatives in the valley Tuesday Claude Duncan and Eve Jensen Duncan are visiting Jess Jensen and family Charissa Tinges joined John Muir for Sunday dinner Art Walton of Montpelier bought grain in the valley this past week and John Muir household activities noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Roy
Christend Roy
Yale
Oregon
Nathan Turpin
K. J. Hall
Blackfoot
Soda
Bud
Central Farmers Fertilizer Plant
Georgetown
Krug
Paul Swain
Warren Petersen
Lyle Burton
Utah
Honeyville
And
Earl Carney
Centerville
Acel Herzog
Abe Suderman
Edna
Soda Springs
Jimmie Hopper
Pocatello
John Sodermans
Hopper
Lillian Stoor
Walter Hirsbrunner
Gdell Stoors
Farrell Stoor
Lee Nelson
Evan Kackley
Boise
Relief Society
Elaine Taylor
Enoch Valley
van Bagley
Idaho Falls
Hans Bakers
Accom
Francis Hurd
Ben Cali
Claude Duncan
Sonoma
Calif
Unclear local social gathering in Salt Lake region
Fragmented OCR notes describe guests at a Monday night gathering in Salt Lake and Soda Springs with names including Desmond Calthe, Rex Layland, and several married couples. Mentions visitors from Star Valley and a dance at Desmond Calthe's, plus a flying saddle reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Valley
Ruscue
Age
Scott Lijenguis
Sun Sund
Beh Samsen
Rex Layland
Head
Kelto Tingey
Call
Easen
Dante
Deamond
Roselle Sibbett
Ry Subber
Jay Se
Thatcher Lago News Roundup of Local Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs Alma Pond traveled to Salt Lake City Sunday to bring back their daughter Carolyn Rollins and her infant daughter for a several week stay. Claude Mendenhall and Max Andreasen made a business trip to Salt Lake City and returned with supplies for Mendenhall’s business. Mr and Mrs Harris Stephenson and Dianne spent Tuesday in Pocatello for medical treatment. Mr and Mrs Dale McFadden of Cheyenne Wyoming visited Norman Ruud and Nellie Stephenson Wednesday last week. Mrs Emily Covert stays at Lorin Hogan’s home caring for Mrs Hogan. Paul Adams Nathan Smith Freeman Covert and the Fowlers are working at Georgetown. Mrs Lowell Mendenhall returned from Salt Lake last Saturday after helping care for her mother Mrs George McClellan. Mr and Mrs Jay Mendenhall and their Layton Utah children visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Pond
Salt Lake
Carolyn Rollins
Claude Mendenhall
Max Andreasen
Mr. Mendenhall
Harris Stephenson
Dianne
Pocatello
Dale McFadden
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Norman
Invitation to Bid on Canal Project near Grace Idaho
Public notice invites sealed proposals for removal of an existing check structure construction of a new check structure and two diversion gates with measuring devices. Work located one mile east and one mile south of Grace Idaho. Bids due by Sept. 27 1958 with contract documents obtainable after Sept. 3 1958. Includes bid and performance bonds and deposit of five dollars for documents. BENCH CANAL CO Wesley W Hubbard chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Service
Grace
Caribou County
Idaho
Wesley W. Hubbard
Beach Canal Company
Weekend Visit and Local Church Meeting Report
The text notes a weekend visit in Thatcher with Jay Andreasen and the Mendenhall and Andreasen families, a Sunday dinner in Brigham, and a Sacrament meeting led by Bishop Reed McGregor in Cleveland ward. Speakers included Mr and Mrs Grover Hogan and High Councilman Alma Pond. Joe Larsen is reported to have returned from the hospital last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thatcher
Jay
Max Andreasen
Claude Mendenhall
Brigham
Bishop Reed McGregor
Cleveland
Grover Hogan
Alma Pond
Joe Larsen
Local Social News Briefs Include Visits and Gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wright spent last weekend at their Logan home. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mendenhall of Pocatello visited Thatcher last Saturday. Mrs. Ruth Stephenson and Mrs. Geniel Coombs hosted a Sunday school class gathering with a welder roast at 417 Coombs. Children at the party included Curtis White, Johnson, Shauna Andreasen, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Wright
Logan
Vernon Mendenhall
Pocatello
Thatcher
Ruth Stephenson
Geniel Coombs
417, Coombs
Curtis White
Johnson
Shauna Andreasen
Beating Bennett and Mendenhall Highlight Bees Victory
A fragmented report notes the Bees defeating Bennett and Mendenhall seven to two, with stray phrases mentioning Asia and Fat. The readable portions imply a local sports brief centered on a team named the Bees achieving a clear win against two opponents, but details are incomplete.
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Grays Lake
Idaho Cafe
Frenk Labatin
Steinan
Enders Hotel
Department Stores
City Club
Justin
Pendleton
J.C. Penney Co
Joe Blackburn
The
Sun Office
Rex
Chevron Station
Atles Tire Service
AAA
Morea
Leslie & Freer
Garibou Counte
Fact Prion
Hughte Weighall
Ken
James B
Costello
Montpelier
Groeries
Fowler’s 1.G.A
Our Fresh Produce Department
Caridew County
Lallatin’s Market AG
Fraser Realty Co
Northwestern States
BRUGS
Keller Motor and
Lincoln — Mercury
Massey Harris
Wangsguards Heating and Appliance Co
Lennox Furnaces
Rocky Mountain Milk
Carispu
Soda Springs Implement Co
John Deere and
Allis Chalmers
Whitman
Embelmer
Soda Springs, Idaho
Allen
Carlbou County
Bob Wherrey
Homeowners Policy Financial Agency
S. E. Matthews
Pam
Bennett
Brea
Mendenhall
Asia
Larry
SECON
Cate
Hole
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