Former Thatcher Resident Anna Gulbrangen Dies
Mrs. Anna Marie Gulbrangen 76 died at a daughter’s home in Idwha Pally after noon Sunday. Funeral in Thatcher ward chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She was born January 9, 1870 in Kongsvinged Norway and came to America in 1898. She married Otto Gulbrangen in 1900 and lived in Thatcher. Survived by husband and several children, burial in Thatcher Cemetery. Assisted by Williams Funeral Home.
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Anna
Marie Gu'brangen
Olle
Taudine Arneson
Andersen
America
Salt Lake City
Otto Gulbrangen
Thatcher
Laray Rope
Osea von Idaho Kalle
Ale Exander
Ceorte Dotan
Kena
Moerer
Julbean
Anaihy
Norway
Greatorander
Thatcher Cemetery
Williams Furemid
Emil Andersen
Literary ClubStyle Show and Card Party
The Literary Club sponsors a style show and card party at 2 p m on Wednesday at the high school gym. Proceeds go to the Tong Fund with invitations extended to members and guests, including honored speakers and volunteers.
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Literary Club
Grace Hterary Club
Harty
Levy
Tibery Fuar
Demonstration Attracts Guests From Presto Circle
A rare demonstration event drew attendees including Mrs. Yosesworth and other local figures. Mr. Auger of Presto led the group, with Ernest Skinster and Richards named among participants at the gathering.
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Uén
Yosesworth
Ernest Skinster
Richards
G von
Auger
Presto
Grave High School presents five one act plays
Grave High School speech department staged five one act plays Wednesday evening in the High School auditorium under Cr Simmons as director. Cast lists include Mrs Bar Pret Florence Ruwnussen Jack Freeman Gary Hogan Mrs Howard Mayor Pantry and many others in roles such as Grandma Grandrut Maid and Revenue Collector. The event announced a deadline of April 23 for performance readiness.
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the Grave High School
D P.m
Cr. Simmons
Mre
Barpret
Florence Ruwnusseny
Jack
Jack Freeman
Gensard
Meé- Alfivter
Gary Hogan
Howard
Doyor Pantry
Dr. Howard
Birthday Party Observed by Julie Raymond’s Schoolmates
Julie Raymond celebrated her seventh birthday with a party at her home on Friday. Guests included Tonya Beth Dallum EReila Care belt Gwneda and others. attendees shared gifts and cheer in a small informal gathering.
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Julie Raymond
Omoither
Tonya
Beth Dallum Ereila
Belt Gwneda
Mary Gay Johnson
Stalder Family Travels to Salt Lake City and Back
Stalder and Mrs Mili left Sunday for Salt Lake City and returned home Tuesday. They were accompanied by Shirley Christensen and Donna Syd Abd. Dorothy Dati had spent the weekend with their parents.
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Ie Stalder
Milii
Salt Lake
Ami
Seah Lake
Shirley Christensen
Donna Syd
Dorothy Dati
T.eir
Local people and visits in Gem Valley area
Gem Valley residents report visits and activities across Idaho and Utah. Mrs Reba Turner hosts in Preston. Frey Burton buys a Plymouth. births announced in Pocatello. Melvyn Christensen and family travel to Montpelier. hospitalizations and medical trips to Logan and Salt Lake City noted. community events include the Grace High School seminary dance and local business shopping trips.
Simplicity Promises Efficient Tractor Operation
Advertisement touts an easy to install device by any mechanic. It claims no adjustments or alterations needed on tractors and asserts the spring mechanism removes muscle strain, boosting the operator’s endurance.
Double Action Over Center Steering Booster Benefit
A Silver steering booster improves steering clutch efficiency and durability by reducing clutch pull from about 124 pounds to under 15 pounds. It enables full travel of clutches, reduces slipping, and minimizes brake use and excessive wear on throwout bearings and brakes.
Finger-tip Control Promises Easy Steering for Tractors
A sales pitch touts Finger-tip pull as Silver Beever Control offering positive, no alteration steering for tractors. It claims widespread helper results and invites practical discussion on steering issues.
Central News Social Roundup From Central Area Happenings
Mr and Mrs Dean Mites took their ulanett to Salt Lake City Monday. Mr and Mrs Dewn Anderson and family motored to Pocatello Sunday. Wards Anderson and family visited, with The State College involvement noted. J Jay Andersen of Pocatello spent Wednesday through Friday here. Miss Travis Andersen of Pocatello visited this week. Leland Andersen won two trophies as outstanding bowler in Pocatello. his son Jimmie won the high school trophy for boxing. Lou’s Skimiar and the Andersens stayed with Wiford Andersen in Pocatello Sunday. Parley Lloyd and family drove to Idaho Falls Monday. Austin Christensen and Parley Lloyd moved back to their ranch in Central for the summer. Leo Christensen and wife bought a new DeSoto octane on Saturday. Thomas Crampton and Mrs Christensen visited Austin Christensen’s home Wednesday and Thursday.
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Glen, Fraser
Salt Lake City
Reba Turner
John Chatterton
Sam Smith
Preston
Frey Burton
New Plymouth
Melyin’ Chiristensen
Set Gloyd
Bil Staldorci
Montpelier
Albers Thompsen
Laogin ‘Euver
Melvyn Christensen
Hee Peck
Poca
Telo
Las & Stalker
Hay Christenser
Olin Christensen
Pocatelle Witors
Oleen Andersen
Cache Val
Logan
Udah
Due Miles
Salt, Lake City
Dewey Huisen
Caribou
Win Williams
Mes
Wesley Hubbard
Jeve Tinpey
Thild Lake
Will Turner
John Vo Kirby
Studebaker
Lawrence Burgin
Bob Bediger
Lona Haris
Betty Packstand
Pecatello
Allan Bennett
Betuath
St. Benedict Hospital
James
Swensen
Lot Cate
Dau
Pocatello
John Oviatt
Twin Falls
Arthur Clark
Uccemec
Mar Upderr
Howses
Rulow Medford
Grace
Bit
Tonasket
Wash
Thursay
J. Stanley. Harrison
Homer Williams
W. Samuel Smith
Scott D. Lowe
Idaho State
Col‘ee
Quént'n’ Sorensen
Harry’ Allsop
USAC
Marty Dalton
Art
McClellan
Florence, Burgin
Douglas Johnson
Lois Hartviesen
Barbara Ha'e
Busby Smith
Bob Wayre
Dick Nielson
Mes Cheng Dren
Dean Mites
Salt Lake
Mornday
Dewn Anderson
Fantily
Cowisi
Wards Anderson
the State College
W. Jay Andersen
J. Andersen
Travis Andersen
Leland “Andersen
Avas
the Austin
Christensen
Student
Martel Weaver
Bean Weaver
Betty Lou Hendricks
Adelaide Weaver
Harlow Hendricks
the Budge Hospital
Richard Garbett
Frank Williams
Garbett
C'sir Spackman
San Diego
Calif
Mars
Elis Wright
Mendenhald Logan
Miller Mendesthal
Sarah Roylance
Lucille
Ogden
Harris Stephenson
Vernon Mendenhall
Lago
Bilis
Wright
Jack Hoopes
Gra Ta Thatcher
Reno
Weaver
Vilete
Mendenhall
Arlette ‘Bobwinkle
C'arice
Joan Mendenhall
Alené Sorensen
Norman Bennett
Rachel Larsen
Lava Mot Springs
Mira Det] Wood
Murray
Uta
Thatneer
D. J. Coombs
Black and White Day Fair Board Meets in Agrugt High
The Gem Valley Black and White Fair board met Thursday evening at the high school with Chairman Brigham Young presiding. Budget for the 1848 fair was approved by county commissioners. Plans underway for a bigger, better fair next year. Executive members present included Brigham Young, Glen Jencen, Ester Ziegler, Ertyest Skinner, Evi Jensen. department heads Hardy Mickelson, Ellis Leavitt, Louis Stalker, Lloyd Burton, Max Rigby, George Moyea. and ladies division leaders Mary Aten, Louette Cleug, Ethel Mendenhall, Carolyn Hag, Jun Tarbett, Ted Tarbett.
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Gem Valley Black & White Fair ‘Board
Brigham Young
Petty
Shinock Equnity Fair Board
Glen Jencen
Ester
Ziegler
Ertyest
Skinner
Evi Jensen
Hardy Mickelson
Ellis Leavitt
Louis Stalker
Lloyd Burton
Max Rigby
George Moyea
Anen
Mary Aten
Louette Cleug
Ethel Mendenhall
Carolyn Hag
Jun
Ted Tarbett
Liddes
Funeral Services for Emma Elizabeth Benson
Funeral services were held Tuesday April 6 at 2 pm in the Grace First Ward chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for Emma Elizabeth Benson who passed away April 2 at her daughter’s home in Firth. Interment in Grace Cemetery followed under the direction of her mortuary in Pocatello.
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Grace First Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Emma Elizabeth Benson
Firth
John V. Kirby
Gryan
Katharne Dalton
Loran Jenkins
Merrill
House
Len Snow
H. A. “Yiorkman
Pocatello
Lie Grace Cemetery
Kenneth Kingsferd
Fair Board Meeting Held at Jack Gibbs Home
The Bannock County fair board met at the Jack Gibbs home on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Gibbs and her sisters assisted with a turkey dinner served at 1 p m. The board members included Mrs. Hooper of Lava Hot Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Petty, Swan, Mr. and Mrs. Burrup, Downey, Leimon of Pocatello, and Mr. Gibbs. Mr. Palmer attended as a guest. A regular fair board meeting followed the dinner.
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Bannock County Fair Board
Jack Gibbs
Lago Award Mutual Sponsors Program Highlights
The Lago Sun reports on a Mutual Sponsors Program featuring two trios. Dawna Harrig, Barline tind, and Eileen Smith form the first group while Lucie Longenbohn, Gail Jepsen, and Dixie Robbins compose the second. Daniel Mickelson served as moderator guiding speaking parts.
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Lago Award Mutual
Lago Sun
Dawna. Harrig
Barline
Eileen
Smith
Lucie Longenbohn
Gail ‘Jepsen
Dixie ‘Robbins
Daniel Mickelson
Entertains Bridge Club At Mrs Iva Thompson Home
Mrs Iva Thompson entertained her bridge club at her home Monday evening. Members included Mrs Zetta Corbett Mrs Ethel Sorensen Mrs Bruce Johnson Mrs Fannie Peterson Mrs Vivian Summons and guests Mrs Baker Mrs Mildred Julnsten June Sargeant.
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Iva Thompson
Zetta' Corbett
Mrs Robbins Hosts Club Evening With Pinochle
Mrs Robbins entertained members of her club on a Wednesday evening at her home. The event featured pinochle and refreshments served by the hostess. Attendees included Mrs Lily Peck Mrs George Walters Mrs James Bensen Mrs Don Adams Mrs Theo Haratis Mrs Adolph Wyss and Mrs Verna Chrishop.
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Laura Robbins
Waxing furniture feet prevents scratches on Moor surfaces
A readers tip advises waxing furniture feet to avoid marring Moor floors when moved. The note suggests applying the wax to the legs before shifting heavy items to maintain floor finish and reduce damage.
Program from Junior Primary Church of Jesus Christ event
Original program developed by officers and children of the Junior Primary association was presented Sunday at Grace Tabernacle. It featured a full program of prayers, songs, poems, and lessons including themes of happiness, friendship, tithing, health, faith, repentance, baptism, and love with performances by groups One, Two, and Zions Boys and Girls under teachers Lucille Tarbet Elve Gibbons Connie Lechtenberg Opal Taylor and Lida Rigby.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Sainte
Grace Tabernacle
Katharine Dalton
Viola Smith
Philip Clegg
Thayne Smith
Lucille Tarbet
Elve Gibbons
Lillian Peterson
Zions Boys
Dorothy Collins
Croup
Grace Allen
Shepherd
Roger Peterson
Mildred Burton
Deanne Harris
Yélu “Thomas
Aileen Hubbard
Rubs Wiliams
Mildred Toone
Thatcher News Highlights Local Social and Church Activities
Thatcher residents and families attend visits, dances, and church meetings. Local gatherings include Mendenhall and Wrights hosting, a Lago ward-bishopric meeting, and a fundraiser dance for a baseball team. Several residents travel to Logan Salt Lake City Soda Springs and Grace for visits and events.
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Ashcraft the Jeweler
Charles R. Ashcraft
Rogers Bros
GEM Valley
Nate Have
Paribou
Soda Springs
Frank ‘Taylor
Frank Siddard
Minkook
Rd’ Christensen
Williams Ward
Simmons
Win
Williams
Wrovep
Harold B. Low
Salt Lake Caly
Bertha’ Campbell
Caldwell
May Moffett
Ilingis
Jeon
Sat
Medford
Rhytls
Ieiy Nhee
Ernest “Sisinnsr
Homer
Williame
Simmer
von Pa
June Aadsonson
von Latirand
Core TN
Ken’s Tractor Service
Central News
Black & White Day Fair Board
Ford
R. J. Coppard
Mrs. Robbins
Phore
Meriher- Dowt
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