Tour of Europe ends with family return and notes
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Whitehead and granddaughter Robyn returned Friday from six weeks in Europe and the British Isles. Their daughter Eileen Wood, Johnny Wood, and Jill joined in Paris. The trip covered East and West Berlin, Paris, London, and Normandy sites. The article also covers local social events, a Scout Court, academic news, and a driving accident report in Grace and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Whitehead
Robyn
Europe
British Isles
Eileen
Johnny Woodall
Jill
Paris
Berlin
London
National Cemetery
Normandy
Talent Find at Farm Bureau program draws youth turnout
A Farm Bureau Talent Find program Saturday evening showcased local youths in divisions from six to seventeen, with several top placers noted. Week-end visitors from Salt Lake City and Phoenix joined family gatherings, while reunions highlighted the Alpert Steinbeck and Johnson families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thomas
Harold Peterson
Leo Christensen
Martha Hair
Salt Lake City
Gus Bronson
Ernest Skinner
Noonan
Peterson
Homer Williams
Community News From Grace and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Ida Sorenson toured Yellowstone Park with relatives from Knoxville and Paris Idaho visiting West Yellowstone. Grace Lions hosted a 70 person picnic at Emigration Camp Strawberry Canyon with organizer Jack Gibbs. Relief Society counselor change noted as Reta Anderson was released and Loretta Ashbaker sustained. The Christensen family hosted guests including David Taysom from Tempe Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Sorenson
Yellowstone Park
Bedford Ird
Knoxville
Tennessee
Marinda Sparks
Paris
Idaho
Bird
Sparks
Sorenson
Ezra. Sorenson
Bill Stalder
West Yellowstone
Grace Lions
Emigration Camp
Strawberry Canyon
Grace
Jack Gibbs
Reta Anderson
Ward Relief Society
Loretta Ashbaker
Leo C. Christensen
Clynn
Kathy Gaye
Lorilynn
Kent Corbett
Lagoon
Senger United
Beverly Sue
David Taysom
Tempe
Arizona
Leo Christensen
One-Car Crash East of Wagan Injures Teen Driver
A 1956 Oldsmobile driven by Gary B. Marvin, 17, of Pocatello Idaho, slid off Highway 34 fifteen miles east of Wagan on Friday at 2:00 p.m. after rounding a curve and striking an embankment. Deputy Sheriff Jack W. Porter investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway 34
Freedom
Wyoming
Gene A Kirkpatrick
Pocatello
Daryl Ramey
Boise
Kirkpatrick
Gale Bailey
Bancroft
E. E. Herron
Grace
Jack
Wagan
Gary B. Marvin
Idaho
Jack W. Porter
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Soda Springs Chamber of Commerce
Don Allsop
Fred
Bryan Coombs
Dick Smith
Ethel Smith
Horace Smith
Shelley
Smith
Grace Second Ward
Willard Jessop
Elza Revoir
Hyrum Peterson
William
Charles Perry
Violet Ross
Ogden
Bruce Burton
Idaho Falls
Mary Burton
John VanVileet
Robert Burton
Don Mendenhall
Soda Springs
Priest River
Judy Rawlins
Jegy
Bme
Agif
Earl Rawlins
Soda
John van Vleet
Sam
Calvin Smith
Carbondale
Illinois
Calvin
College of Southern Ilinois
Purdue University
Lafayette
Indiana
Salt Lake
W. Boyd Hair
Rex
Jaye
Volkswagen
Berchtesgaden
Germany
Hitler
Berechtesgaden
East
West Berlin
East Germany
Oslo
Norway
New York City
New York Harbor
Sky Harbor
Phoenix
Buly Sue
Arizona State University
Acadent
Sharon Roberts
Johnny Anderson
Anderson
Norman Yost
Caribou County
SUN
Soda Springs, Idaho
Farm Bureau
Sss
tDo
Andreasen
Cleveplace
Lisand
Brent
Omas
Kathy Hunter
Christine Robbins
Roger Peter- Dalton
Ashbaker
Bar
Esther Wiegler
Jersen
Aea
Thomas Sr
Salt
Homer
Newlyt
Gary Williams
Sum Nl
Sanmia
Janet
Wil
DeWorth
Afuso
King
Alpert Steinbeck
Ed Theisen
Golden
Colorado
Albert Steinbeck
Roy Lenon
Albert
Ben Roper
Rex Roper
Budvy Gibson
Budrow Gibsons
Blaine Panting
Family of Soda
Adele
Sweden
Denmark
Johnson
Nelsi Johnson
Re Union
Lava Hot Springs
Howard Johnson
Vernon Johnson
Max Eschler
Denzil Johnson
Frank Johnson
Nellie Johnson
Aru
Johann Peter Johnson
Tuck
Lowe’s
Lowe Drug Co
Grace, Idaho
Rocky Mountain
CY An
Ty S
Holt & Holf
Mildred Burton
Fred Allsop
That City
Sue Caristenss
Ares
Genneth Roberts
Ida Anderson
Dow Chemical Company
City Transfer
Bob
Postoffice
Preston, Idaho
Ificla
Ford
Caribou Motor & Implement Co., Inc
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