Club Christmas Monday brings Nativity songs and Santa helpers
The Monday Literary Club featured a Christmas program with a Grace choir and Santa's junior helpers in costume. Members and guests enjoyed seasonal songs, soloists, and a display of breads and treats. Local presidents from Idaho and Montana spoke, and the gathering planned year-end and New Year activities.
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Santa
Ises
Lydia Thomas
Kates
Henry van Dyke
Card Christensen
Shepherds Atched
Solo
Clarice Revoir
Leone Berniece Condie
Membe
Jean I Marice Revoir
Sybil Har- Lowe
Berniece Condie
Neck
Leone Smith
Idone
Carma Carver
Earline Smith
Christine Rob
Santa’s
Gail Gibson
Patti
Susan Krebs
Karla
Jessye Hale
Luckhouse
van Vleet
Karleen
Gunnell
Duans
Maxine Lewis
Fred Ziegler
Ziegler
Ther Ziegler
Dies at Grace home Pioneer resident Jessye Slattery
Jessye Maude Slattery, 11, pioneer resident of Grace, died Monday at her daughter's home. She was born in Minnesota on May 16 and married Paul P. Stone in Ashton in 1911. The Stones farmed near Ashton and later operated a grove. She lived in Grace for 48 years and belonged to the First Church Utility Club for 35 years and the Eastern Star. Surviving daughters are Ry Stehle of Cottonwood and Mrs. Hale of Grace, four sisters and four brothers. Funeral services and burial are set for Thursday at 6. ABOARD HEAVY R LOS ANGELES seaman apprentice Bow 60, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil Brangham of Bancroft, aboard the heavy cruiser Los Angeles in the Seventh Fleet in the Pacific. The ship has visits planned to Pearl Harbor, Sasebo, Kobe, Kagoshima, and more. Katharine Nichols left for an extended trip to Oregon and California for the holidays.
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Jessye Maude Slattery
Franki) Hale
Grace
Stone
Min
Minnesota
Paul P. Stone
Ashton
Fist Church
Utility Club
Eastern Star
Ors
Ry Stehle
Cottonwood
Hale
Tee
Harriett
Golden
Colo
Aker
Jones
Boise
Los Angeles
Pacific
Thomas L. m
Mra
Wil Brangham
Bancroft
Tern Pacific
Earl Harbor
Sasebo
Kobe
Kagoshima
Moji
Japan
Subic
Philippines
Coaches Explain Changes In Basketball Rules
Coaches DeWayne Christensen Philp Homer Darwin Pitchford and Jack Stone attended a referees school in Marsh Valley Tuesday. Christensen said two major rule changes take effect this year. Substitutions may occur any time the ball is out of bounds or dead on a violation. An offensive foul on a player in possession now results in awarding the ball to the opponent out of bounds, replacing the previous free throw. Both changes aim to speed up play.
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DeWayne Christensen
Philp Homer
Darwin Pitchford
Jack Stone
Montpelier
Marsh Valley
Christensen
Amstead
Local Legion Post Presented With Award
Mr. Robert E Anderson, chair of Caribou County Selective Service Local Board, presented the American Legion Blackburn Call Post with a Certificate of Appreciation for work recognizing the Twentieth Anniversary of Selective Service. The post honored 15 present and former board members for unpaid hours and difficult decisions.
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LOCAL
Legion Post
Robert E Anderson
Caribou County
Selective Service Local Board
Fehalf
Lewis B Hershey
Selective Service
American Legion
Blackburn Call Post
Legion
American Legion Post
Grace Wrestlers Triumph Over Malad 34-20
Grace's wrestling team defeated Malad 34 to 20 in Friday action. Key pins and wins were recorded by Grace athletes including Allan Rasmussen, Phillip Young, Kenny Kelly, Grant Kingsford, L Hershie, and heavyweights D Brown and others. A stray supermarket scene about a mother and son was observed in the same snippet.
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Grace
Randy Robbins Grace
Waleon
Nicky Yules
Larry Burton Grace
Madson
Sl Hubbard
Allan Rasmussen
L Nalder
Clarence Burton
Grace Dee
Walton Malad
Abe Capell
D Thorpe
Phillip Young Grace
D Robbins
Kenny Kelly
Dee
Grant Kingsford
D Talbot
S Carter
Brent Frazier
L. Hershie
Forfert
D Brown
Caribou County Sun reports on local happenings
Local paper covers community events with brief notices, updates on residents, gatherings, and small-town affairs. Reports emphasize neighborhood activities, school items, and civic notices affecting Caribou County residents.
Grace Business Men's Association plans Christmas events
Grace Business Men's Association completes plans for Santa Claus Day on December 16 at Grace Village Park with Santa arriving aided by Perc Sant. A free children’s show at 1:30, led by Lee Venemon, and December 23 as Appreciation Day with turkey Giveaways. Jackets with purchases start the period. turkeys drawn on December 28, plus a turkey scramble. Orrin Lindhardt hopes for an annual merchants' appreciation event.
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Grace Business Men's Assowiation
Wall
Grace Village
Percsant
Santa
Lee Venemon
Harold Peterson
Clair Chadwick
Business Men's Assn
Orrin Lindhardt
Village groups plan Christmas decor and events
The Grace Business Men's organization and the village cooperate on holiday plans. They bought $250 in Christmas tree decorations and named Clair Poole installation chief with helpers John VanVleet Thorn Barthlome Gary Wyss Theo Harris and Fred VanVleet. Two large English lanterns stars and wreaths will be installed, with new lighting lines. They urged clearing rubbish and demolishing the old theatre for safety and encouraged Grace residents to decorate home exteriors to foster community pride.
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Grace Business Men
Clair Poole
John VanVleet
Thorn Barthlome
Gary Wyss
Theo Harris
Fred VanVleet
Business Men
Grace
Move to Georgetown for Reade Family
Mr and Mrs Wally Reade and sons Rob Steve and Blake have relocated to Georgetown. Mr Reade is now employed at the Central Farmers Fertilizer Co.
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Georgetown
Wally. Reade
Rob, Steve
Blake
Reade
Central Farmers Fertilzer Co
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