Special School District Election Notice in Idaho 1961
Notice from Bear Lake County Idaho Trustees of Class A School District No. 33 announces a special school election in Fish Haven Bear Lake on August 14 1961 from 8 PM to 5 PM to decide on operating attendance units and continuance if tied. Voting qualifications include general election status parental guardian status and spousal tax relation. Polling place is the Schoolhouse Amos B Hulme Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhereby
Bear
Lake County
Idgho
Fish Haven
Beira
Bennington
Igheh
Board of Trustees
Maentt ‘Yi
Eprly
Amos B
Hulme
Relief Society and MIA Girls Clean Church House
A large group of 28 women and girls spent Tuesday cleaning the church house. The event featured social gathering and refreshments, with readings, solos, and a program led by Alfred Jensen and L. J. Shurtliff. Local relatives attended from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Society
Darrell Sorenson
Mia
Keith Sorenson
LaThair Peterson
Salt Lake City
Cinerama
Herman Johnson
Johnson
L.D.S Hospital
Lynn Sleight
Provo
Alfred Jensen
Russell Sorenson
Nye
Merna Bee
Maybell Peterson
Shirley Johnson
Ivy Jenson
JoAnn Olsen
Radene Nielson
Weber Phelps
Elaine R. Groo
Oakland
Calif
Hermoine Groo Hansen
Elaine Groo Sorenson
East Lake City
Garden City visitors and extended family gather in town
Local families from Idaho and Utah visited relatives in Garden City over the weekend. Blaine Pope and sons of Arco joined the Ross family. Bill Groll of Randolph, and Irel Longhurst with Tom of Price visited Robert Calder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promised Valley
St. Charles
Our Ward
Mattie Price
Sue Negus
Russell Satterthwaite
Gus Rich Lodge
Kaa Cook
Logan
Dorothea Wicker
Utah State College
Norman Merritt
Bedford
Wyoming
LaGrand Merritt
Ogden
Mark Hodges
Reed Jonsen
Ross Hodges
Claudia Pope
Beatrice Kimball
Alex Johnson
Nola
Salt Lake City
Maxine
New York
Satterthwaite
Victor
Roseanna Weston Satterthwaite
Norvan Erickson
Mia
Bud Hyden
Idaho Falls
Bud Pare
Lou Ann Kennedy
Theora Tremlling
Gaye Calder
Lois
Gaylene Kennedy
Carolynn Comin
Ellen
Kathy Tremelling
Patty Hodges
Beverally Hansen
Tamera Wyler Jr
Reed Wamsley
Milford Wamsleys
Ann Hansen
John Hansen
Richard Harmon
David Cald
Blaine Pope
Arco
Idaho
Stare
Ross
Bill Groll
Randolph
Robert Calder
Irel Longhurst
Tom
Price
Idaha
Louise Dustin
Leo Andersons
Pocatello
Frank Farner
You Paul
LaMarr Roberts
Liberty
Nits
Lowell ‘Gibbons
Hie
Ira
Gordon Nicholls
Yen
Nebekgt “Fitch
Drew
Laketown News Briefs Reflect Summer Reunions And Local Events
A crowded Laketown page chronicles reunions at church grounds and Blue Water Beach, a flash flood risk to Otter Creek hay fields, and social rounds including Audrey Kears and Clark Draper wedding plans in Logan Temple. Other items note hospital observation for Orval Thomas, visits by Logan and Sugar City families, and travel from Tuscon Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foy
Blanche Whitlock
Willis
Cheneys
California
Nohdthish Weston
General Assembly
Blue Water Beach
Joshua Satterthwaite
Reunion
Barker
Theal Beach
Pleasure Park
Feiat
Fun
L. Dallas Johnson
Logan Canyon
Zanavoo Lodge
Henry
Edna Bailey
North Rich Gym
Bloomington
L. B
Harold Johnson
Susan
Sally Bowman
Elmer Wahlstrom
Vaughn Satterthwaite
Jackson
Yellowstone Park
DelMar Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aruda
Gaye
Ovid News
Howard Hansen
Bud Rich
Bob Lutz
Lois Cook
J. G. Sprouse
Garden City News
Ani
U.S. Pacific Fleet
Earth's Surface
ErbussaeaneOkikion
Lhomery Force
Ane Waring Corps
Space News
Cmdr
Alar B. Shepherd
America
Spacemen
Galsl
O'Fallon
Gene O'Fallon & Sons
Grant St
Denver
Colorado
Laketown News
Main Street
Orval Thomas
Nathan McNeil
Lorin Weston
Rulon Holman
Sugar City
Weston
Earl Satterthwaites
Harold and Farrell Johnsons
Robert Caldwell
Tuscon
Arizona
University
John Hazen
H. C. Robinson
Roy Foy
J. Cheney Willis
Otter Creek
Russell Innes
John H
Oreta Satterthwaite
June Weston
H. H. Scarborough
Motor Hotel
Montpelier
DR. Scarborough
Mountain States Telephone
Union Pacific
Union Ev ‘Railroad
Rae
Cuy
Pacific
Zend
Superior Electric Co
Clarke,St
Bristol
Conn
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