Thatcher Woman To Note 90th Year
Mrs Luella Dorthea Jensen Hoopes will observe her 90th birthday on January 5 in Thatcher. Born in Bear River City Utah in 1883 she is the valley’s oldest resident. She married Leonard Hoopes in 1904 and raised eight children. A longtime LDS member she taught and sang in church and quilted many heirloom pieces for family. Her home has long hosted gatherings with hospitality noted by neighbors and relatives.
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Luella Dorthea Jensen Hoopes
Thatcher
Henry Vandenakker
Bear River City
Chrest and
Dorthea Jensen
Leonard Redfield Hoopes
Christensens
Dean Burtons
Local Rest Home Resident Keeps Active and Beloved
Mrs Mary Jane Bell Dawson aged 86, now in a Franklin County nursing home, remains lively despite left side paralysis. Surrounded by family news from Logan, Weston, and distant LDS missions, she recalls 23 grandchildren 66 great grandchildren and eight great great grandchildren. She made 64 quilts for descendants and plans ten more before she is called home.
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Mary Jane Dawson
Franklin County Nursing Home
Citizen
Mary Jane Bell Dawson
Logan
Weston
Devon
Violet Dawson
Val Dawson
Netherlands
Raymond
Wanda Dawson Woodbury
Bruce
Lavarr
Lora Woodbury
Steven Baldridge
Kenneth and
Delma Woodbury
Baldridge
Fred
Manilla Herd Davis
Malin Davis
Richards Second Ward
Sugar House
Roger Ellis
Veon
Dora Dee Herd Ellis
Moses Lake
Wash
Kevin Herd
South Germany
Steven
Obituary notices for Perry Norseth Gibbs and local figures
Funeral services were held for Gwen Phyllis Perry 54 died December 15 1972 in Idaho Falls after a long illness. She was born June 26 1918 in Mink Creek daughter of Walter and Lulu Olson Nelson. She married Stanley Perry in 1936 in Logan Utah and worked as Bon Marche business manager. Surviving family includes husband a son two daughters grandchildren and many relatives. Burial in Thatcher cemetery. Also noted are Olef L Norseth 92 Grace died December 22 1972 in Lava Hot Springs nursing home born May 1 1880 in Norway married Mary Dalton in 1907. Jack Gibbs 58 Caribou County commissioner farmer died December 24 in Salt Lake City after a long illness. He served in various public roles and World War II Merchant Marines. Funeral services planned in Grace with burial at Grace cemetery. Also community notes on home moves and visits by local residents.
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LDS Church
Gwen Phyllis Perry
Idaho Falls
Mink Creek
Walter
Lulu Violet Olson Nelson
Stanley Perry
Logan
Bon Marche
YWMIA
Nelson S . Moses Lake
Wash
Joanne Rooks
Eleanor K
Olef L Norseth
Grace
Lava
Norway
Mary Dalton
Parley
Ogden
California
Bannock Stake Center
Grace Cemetery
Jack Gibbs
Caribou County
Salt Lake City
Caribou County Memorial Hospital
Last Chance Canal Company
Eastern Idaho Production Credit Association
Grace Lions Club
Merchant Marines
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James Larsen
Bassett
Lago
Loren Hoopes
Ida Vandenakker
Noa Curtis
Pocatello
Jack Hoopes
Soda Springs
June Bitton
Pasco
Florence Johnson
Grace Harris
Theo Hoopes
Wyoming
Geroge Revoir
Green River
Wyo
B D Rich
Rich
Luella Hoopes
Floyd Diderickson
Kent Hobbs
Kathy Hyde
Glen Corbridge
Lynn Burbank
Vic Porter
Preston Lumber
Sweden
Paul and
Nereece Herd
Bernice Dawson Robinson
Downey
Steven Schaal
Pennsylvania
Evelyn Robinson Schaal
Shelley
Gene
Rene Herd Adamson
Jeff
National Guard
Myrle Dawson
Mary Rachel
Mary Dawson
Bert Bertleson
Bert
Don Greaves
Preston, Idaho
Tang
del Monte
Parkay
Sego
Texas
Coca - Cola
Purser's
Turkey
Wieners
Reston Lumber
Mee
Preston
Utah
Gwen Perry
Olef Norseth
HE Was
1914
J C and
Clara
Calvin Alder
Ronald Hegstrom
Percy Norcutt
Parnell Whitehead
Bart
Salt Lake
Brent Whitehead
Meitizen
J Walter Ross Wayne D Bell
The
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Idaho
Franklin
Caribou
Bannock
Cache County
Hansen Glass
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