Bill moves Armistice Day rename to Veteran Day in Senate
May issue notes House passage and Senate consideration of a proposal to rename Armistice Day as Veteran Day. Judiciary Committee cites U S involvement in two wars before November 11 1918. Separately Idaho calls for sealed bids to build a 304 3 foot bridge on Grace Turner Road with plans from Department of Highways.
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American Legion Magazine
House
Senate
Judiciary Committee
United States
Idaho Board of Highway Directory
State of Idaho
Department of Highways
Main Street
Boise
Idaho
Grace-Turner Road
Grace
C. A. Kelly
Pocatello
State Contractors Vicertie Board
Board of Highway Directors
EV. Miller
Hishay
Rose Bouquet Tying Leads MIA Maiden Class Program
Myrtle E Call directs 13 girls in the Tying of the Rose Bouquet ceremony at the Bancroft church Sunday. Ramona McLain and Tyra Gilbert head the MIA Maids class program with solos, duets, and speeches. Certificates and pins awarded to first and second year MIA members. music from Ricks College singers and Bancroft ward choir raises funds for the new chapel. program sponsored by Chester ward.
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Myrtle E. Call
Church Sunday Avenue
Ramona McLain
Tyra Gilbert
Nadene Jenkins
Pance
Beastie Yost
Karen Petersen
Isabel Varfussstra
Soses
M’ma Walford
Barbara Eliason
Barbara Chenett
Rosalie Yort
Mrs Call
Ricks College of
Rexbury
A L Intttmer
Grant Davis
Nini Bohi
Beth Shipley
Floyd Shipley Bancroft
Chesterfeld Ward
Fireside Meeting in Lund Ward Draws 35 Attendees
The Lund ward held a fireside at Mr and Mrs Russell Rindishbaker home Sunday evening with Russell Rindishbaker Jr in charge. Jean Ann Memers Althea Letchenberg and Linda Sanders performed musical pieces while Bishop Paul Hatch of Chesterfield ward spoke. Mrs Rindishbaker served refreshments as 35 young people attended.
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Lund
Russell Rindl’shbaker
Russell Rindishbaker Jr
Jean Ann Memers
Althea Letchenberg
Linda Sanders
Paul Hatch
Chesterfield Ward
Rindishbaker
4 H Clothing Workshop for Club Leaders Held
A clothing workshop for 4 H club leaders met at City Hall Bancroft last week over three days led by Jeanette Tarbett Caribou County Home Demonstration Agent. Attendees included Barbara Olsen Grace Whitworth Toponce Hose Rindlishbaker Chesterfield and Lois Rindishbaker Lund who plan to organize their clubs and begin summer courses when school ends.
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Bancroft
Jeanette Tarbett
Caribou County
Barbara Olsen
Grace
Grace Whitworth
Toponce
Hose Rindlishbaker
Chesterfield
Lois Rindishbaker
Lund
Notice for Publication Proof of Water Use in Idaho
Public notice of proof of beneficial use of 2.10 cubic feet per second from unnamed springs in Caribou County Idaho under Permit No. 21110 held by Wesley A. Miles Grace Idaho. Irrigation domestic and stock watering on about 120 acres across sections in Township 11 South Range 40 East then priority date June 18 1949. Published Caribou County Sun April 29 May 13 20 1954.
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Jyne
Soda Springs
Caribou
Wesley A. Miles
Grace
Idaho
Mark R. Kulp
Caribou County
Birthday Party for Master LaMar Hatch Celebrated
Master LaMar Hatch was honored at a Saturday party for his sixth birthday. Guests included Eddie Wervhall Avnette Horan Kern Diane Crumz Audrey Ann Tareen Randy Ruger Blake and Barry Headman. Mrs William Hatch led games for the youngsters as they enjoyed cake and ice cream. LaMar received gifts, notably a Roy Rogers cow boy outfit from Aunt Vera in California. Mr and Mrs Jack Zubli of Salt Lake City spent the weekend with the Herman Smiths.
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LaMar Hatch
Eddie Wervhall
Avnette Horan Kern
Diane Crumz
Audrey Ann Tareen
Randy Ruger
Blake
Barry Headman
William ‘Hatch
Pest
LaMar
Roy Rogers
Vera
California
Literary Society Elects New Officers at Home Meeting
Mary Ann Jenkins hosted the Ladies Literary Society with President Mildred presiding. Members planned travel to the District Convention of Federated Womens Clubs at Grace Avril 29th and 30th. New officers elected Rae Stevens president Gladys Gray vice president Lillis Lloyd secretary.
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Mary Ann Jenkins
Ladies Literary Society
Mildred
Federated Womens Clubs
Grace Avril
Glade Millward
Louise Baker
Rae Stevens
Gladys Gray
Lillis Lloyd
Ethel Call
Marjorie Christensen
Mildred Creer
Ella Grimm
Erliene Higgincon
Elsa Jenkins
Vera Larsen
Ada S. Liegd
Wanda Reed
Blanche Rdison
Elnora Ruger
Ivalue Ruger Hatte Shanklin
Bressetta Smith
Rebecca Weaver
Hostess
Land grant draw for WWII veteran near Pasco Washington
World War II veteran Bill Robison son of Mr and Mrs Ray Robison has been notified his name is drawn for a land grant in the Columbia River Project about fifteen miles north of Pasco Washington. The grant will be made sometime this summer. Bill and his family formerly lived in Bancroft and now reside at Nampa. Glenn Cail a long time carpenter is now with the Monsanto Company at Soda Springs. Glenn lives in Preston. Dr and Mrs Benedict combined business and pleasure on a trip to Salt Lake City last week. Annette Nichol returned home to Salt Lake after a week as guest of Mrs Keith Pinch. Grace resident Mrs Herman Smith spent Friday with her sister.
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Bill Robison
Ray Robison
Pasco
Washington
Bill
Bancroft
Nampa
Glenn Cail
Monsanto Company
Soda Springs
Glenn
Preston
Benedict
Salt Lake City
Annette Nichol
Salt Lake
Cae Ee
Keith Pinch
Grace
Herman Smith
Special Interest Class Updates Bancroft Ward Mutual Letter
The Bancroft Ward Mutual Special Interest Class has completed another letter detailing news around Bancroft. It will be sent to all missionaries and armed forces personnel from Lund, Chesterfield, and Bancroft. This is the fourth letter in the series chosen as the class project.
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Bancroft Ward Mutual
Bancroft
Lund
Chesterfield
Birthday dinner honors Dean Dutton with neighbors
Mrs. Dean Dutton hosted a surprise birthday dinner for her husband Dean with Narcissus and daffodils on the table, candles, and a floral display. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. Hale, and others, with several couples traveling to Logan and Montpelier for weekend visits.
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Dean Dutton
Dean
Mutual plan earns favor for summer project
The letter committee reports growing support for continuing the Mutual project through summer after promising reception last fall. Blanche and Ray Robison attended a ball game in Pocatello and noted the team has not lost a game yet. Twila Letchenberg and Lois Rindlishbaker hosted a pink and blue shower for Pat Sehenk. Sunday dinner guests at the Ammon Hatch home included William Hatch and son Steven, Ernest Hogan, Eva Batch, and LaMar Hatch, whose sixth birthday was celebrated.
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Blanche
Ray Robison
Pocatello
Twila Letchenberg
Lois Rindlishbaker
Pat Sehenk
Rindishbaker
Ammon Hatchs
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Rose Bouquet Services
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Ricks Madrizal
Clothing Workshop
E. Elm Street
By d' Alessio
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Hrerive
Jack Zubli
Mrs. Zubli
Herman Smiths
J.wowsley
Optometrist
Eich Theatre
Tigert Clinic
Tapeise
L. L. Deardorff
Logan
Chancey Wilkes
Dale
USAC
Frank Smith
Ray Anderson
Maxine Wilker
B. C. Raymond
PF. W
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Tom Johnston
Soda Plant
Malad
Bill Johnston
Ning
Letter Committee
Bob
Bob Bolton
Wendell Idaho Schools
Sena
Air Force
Civil Defense
R. O. Young
Ady
Keith Benmrm
Nels Roholt
Morni Lake City
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Mane
RUGE
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Kroehler
Gerace
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America
S4 Mobilgas
Fryar Building
Phone
Soda Springs, Idaho
Pedrick Pormflex
Soda Sp Springs Auto Parts
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Axe
Studebaker
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