Grace News Roundup Of Visits Births And Church Events
Mrs. Fern Hollingsworth hosted the Hearth and Home Club with a dinner for several members and a guest. A daughter was born to Hurley Estes on January 8 at Caribou County Hospital, marking two grandchildren for Orion and ??? Hegstrom. Travel and family visits include Evan Adams in Boise, George Paskins visiting Mary Johnson in Salt Lake City, and Bruce Jorgenson of Montpelier becoming a new father. Additional notes cover Sacrament meetings, priesthood advancements, birthday gatherings, and local social events in Grace and surrounding towns.
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Fern Hollingsworth
Warren King
Harold Lowe
Denzil Johnson
C. D. Simmons
Frank Thomas
Douglas Campbell
Lamar Winward
Willis Rowsell
Arvilla Fraser
Hap Spencer
Dwight Kilgore
Pueblo
Colo
Hurley Estes
Caribou County Hospital
Orion Hegstrom
Evan Adams
Boise
George Paskins
Salt Lake City
Mary Johnson
Kindergarten Start at Grace Schools March 4
The Grace School District will begin its 12 week kindergarten program on March 4. Registration for kindergarten by parents will be conducted in the February PTA meeting of the Grace and Thatcher Elementary Schools. All kindergarten children will attend classes in the junior high school building in Grate. Teachers for the program will be Mrs. Maxine Wilker and Mrs. Shannon Moffitt.
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Grace
PTA
Grace and
Thatcher
Grate
Maxine Wilker
Shannon Moffitt
Local Families Share Holidays and Visits Across Idaho
Max Fowler underwent surgery for a collapsed lung Friday. JoAnn enjoyed New Year’s Day dinner with brother and relatives. Glen and Louise Allen hosted guests including Calvin Coziah and Kevin. UPWC meeting drew several women in Soda Springs. Ken Lloyd went to California to join his wife Fern. Mary Johnson returned home after two weeks with daughter Margaret in Blackfoot. Leland Stathes and Marion L. Preece visited Ogden and Idaho Falls relatives, ending with a birthday dinner for Arnold Egbert.
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Max Fowler
Glen Allen
JoAnn
Rulon Allen
George Gorton
Calvin Coziah
Kevin
Louise Thomas
Shirley Coziah
Mary Allen
UPWC
Soda Springs
Ken Lloyd
California
Fern
Mary Johnson
Margaret
Blackfoot
Leland Stathes
Ogden
Marion L. Preece
Idaho Falls
Marlin Egbert
Egberts
Arnold Egbert
Navyman Home On 17 Day Leave
Brent P. Wilks has been home on a 17 day leave from the U S Navy. Stationed in Norfolk Virginia on the USS Walworth County for 11 months he is being transferred to San Diego for pipefitting school before a 15 month assignment aboard the battleship New Jersey DB 62 in Vietnam. He was promoted to ship fitter third class and named Sailor of the Month for November and December prior to his leave. He is the son of Mr and Mrs D J Wilks and cousin of Mr and Mrs J Allred. Seaman Wilks left Monday morning to return to his ship in San Diego.
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SFP
Brent P. Wilks
U.S. Navy
Norfolk
San Diego
Vietnam
New Jersey
Brent
D. J. Wilks
Keystone Court
J. Allred
Court St. Soda Springs
Wilks
William Martin Prine Dies In Washington
Funeral services were held Saturday January 6 for William Martin Prine of Prineville Washington who died December 27 in a Prineville hospital after an extended illness He resided in Prineville for 47 years born March 17 1913 in Goldendale Washington He was 54 years old a grand nephew of Barney Prine founder of Prineville and a great grandson of David Prine early settler He graduated Crook County High School and earlier worked in Prineville mills was a mechanic and operated a home garage
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William Martin Prine
Prineville
Wash
Mr. Prine
Goldendale
Barney Prine
David Prine
Crook County High School
Juveniles Charged In Stoddard Distributing Break-in
Two juveniles tied to the Stoddard Distributing Co. burglary have been moved to the Justice Court for adult processing, joining three others already under the same procedure.
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Stoddard Distributing Co
Justice Court
Widow of Garner of Prineville Survives Along With Family
Survivors include his widow Ethel G the former Ethel Gregg Garner of Prineville, one son and two daughters.
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Ethel G
Ethel Gregg Garner
Prineville
Idaho State Police urge careful driving after alert
Police brief notes a January drive alert urging motorists to drive carefully amid general road safety concerns. It references a statistic and December figures, but readable details are limited. The item emphasizes promoting caution on Idaho roads.
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Idaho
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