Information below taken from personal journal of Charlotte Gunnell:
ELMER I. ALBRECHT, 56 yrs, died 25 Sept 1973 at Bingham Memorial hospital in Blackfoot, Ida. He was born 27 May 1917 to George and Alice Albrecht in Soda Springs. He married Jennie Frost 19 July 1942 in Weiser, Idaho. Survivors, his wife, one daughter, Irene Baker, two sisters Mrs. Ron ( Mabel) Carlson & Mrs. Doyle (Veda) Stiles. Funeral 28 Sept in Soda, burial in Fairview Cemetery in Soda.
Caribou County Sun dated Oct. 4, 1973:
Final Services for Elmer Albrecht
Funeral services for Elmer I. Albrecht, 56, of Soda Springs were held Friday, September 28th, at the Soda Springs Presbyterian Church with Reverend Kenneth Stafford conducting. Mr. Albrecht passed away Tuesday September 25th, at the Bingham Memorial Hospital in Blackfoot after a short illness.
Mrs. Helen MacAllister played the organ prelude and postlude . The congregation sang "The Old Rugged Cross". Mazie Porter sang "How Great Thou Art". Honorary Pallbearers were Vern Stoor, Rulon Evans, Neils Sorensen, Frank Fryar, and Krug Swain. Pallbearers were Bob Bolton, Cliff Parsons, Leo Dursteller, Phil Revell, Warren Carlson and West Evans.
The military rites at graveside were by the Blackburn-Call Post of the American Legion, Don Shuler, commander. The floral arrangements were by the United Presbyterian Women's Organization.
The services were under the direction of the Allen Funeral Home with burial in the Fairview Cemetery.
ELMER I. ALBRECHT, 56 yrs, died 25 Sept 1973 at Bingham Memorial hospital in Blackfoot, Ida. He was born 27 May 1917 to George and Alice Albrecht in Soda Springs. He married Jennie Frost 19 July 1942 in Weiser, Idaho. Survivors, his wife, one daughter, Irene Baker, two sisters Mrs. Ron ( Mabel) Carlson & Mrs. Doyle (Veda) Stiles. Funeral 28 Sept in Soda, burial in Fairview Cemetery in Soda.
Caribou County Sun dated Oct. 4, 1973:
Final Services for Elmer Albrecht
Funeral services for Elmer I. Albrecht, 56, of Soda Springs were held Friday, September 28th, at the Soda Springs Presbyterian Church with Reverend Kenneth Stafford conducting. Mr. Albrecht passed away Tuesday September 25th, at the Bingham Memorial Hospital in Blackfoot after a short illness.
Mrs. Helen MacAllister played the organ prelude and postlude . The congregation sang "The Old Rugged Cross". Mazie Porter sang "How Great Thou Art". Honorary Pallbearers were Vern Stoor, Rulon Evans, Neils Sorensen, Frank Fryar, and Krug Swain. Pallbearers were Bob Bolton, Cliff Parsons, Leo Dursteller, Phil Revell, Warren Carlson and West Evans.
The military rites at graveside were by the Blackburn-Call Post of the American Legion, Don Shuler, commander. The floral arrangements were by the United Presbyterian Women's Organization.
The services were under the direction of the Allen Funeral Home with burial in the Fairview Cemetery.
Information below taken from personal journal of Charlotte Gunnell:
ELMER I. ALBRECHT, 56 yrs, died 25 Sept 1973 at Bingham Memorial hospital in Blackfoot, Ida. He was born 27 May 1917 to George and Alice Albrecht in Soda Springs. He married Jennie Frost 19 July 1942 in Weiser, Idaho. Survivors, his wife, one daughter, Irene Baker, two sisters Mrs. Ron ( Mabel) Carlson & Mrs. Doyle (Veda) Stiles. Funeral 28 Sept in Soda, burial in Fairview Cemetery in Soda.
Caribou County Sun dated Oct. 4, 1973:
Final Services for Elmer Albrecht
Funeral services for Elmer I. Albrecht, 56, of Soda Springs were held Friday, September 28th, at the Soda Springs Presbyterian Church with Reverend Kenneth Stafford conducting. Mr. Albrecht passed away Tuesday September 25th, at the Bingham Memorial Hospital in Blackfoot after a short illness.
Mrs. Helen MacAllister played the organ prelude and postlude . The congregation sang "The Old Rugged Cross". Mazie Porter sang "How Great Thou Art". Honorary Pallbearers were Vern Stoor, Rulon Evans, Neils Sorensen, Frank Fryar, and Krug Swain. Pallbearers were Bob Bolton, Cliff Parsons, Leo Dursteller, Phil Revell, Warren Carlson and West Evans.
The military rites at graveside were by the Blackburn-Call Post of the American Legion, Don Shuler, commander. The floral arrangements were by the United Presbyterian Women's Organization.
The services were under the direction of the Allen Funeral Home with burial in the Fairview Cemetery.
ELMER I. ALBRECHT, 56 yrs, died 25 Sept 1973 at Bingham Memorial hospital in Blackfoot, Ida. He was born 27 May 1917 to George and Alice Albrecht in Soda Springs. He married Jennie Frost 19 July 1942 in Weiser, Idaho. Survivors, his wife, one daughter, Irene Baker, two sisters Mrs. Ron ( Mabel) Carlson & Mrs. Doyle (Veda) Stiles. Funeral 28 Sept in Soda, burial in Fairview Cemetery in Soda.
Caribou County Sun dated Oct. 4, 1973:
Final Services for Elmer Albrecht
Funeral services for Elmer I. Albrecht, 56, of Soda Springs were held Friday, September 28th, at the Soda Springs Presbyterian Church with Reverend Kenneth Stafford conducting. Mr. Albrecht passed away Tuesday September 25th, at the Bingham Memorial Hospital in Blackfoot after a short illness.
Mrs. Helen MacAllister played the organ prelude and postlude . The congregation sang "The Old Rugged Cross". Mazie Porter sang "How Great Thou Art". Honorary Pallbearers were Vern Stoor, Rulon Evans, Neils Sorensen, Frank Fryar, and Krug Swain. Pallbearers were Bob Bolton, Cliff Parsons, Leo Dursteller, Phil Revell, Warren Carlson and West Evans.
The military rites at graveside were by the Blackburn-Call Post of the American Legion, Don Shuler, commander. The floral arrangements were by the United Presbyterian Women's Organization.
The services were under the direction of the Allen Funeral Home with burial in the Fairview Cemetery.
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