Grace News Briefs From Grace Idaho Community
Local notes report visits and social events in Grace Idaho including guests from Soda Springs Ogden Salt Lake City and Denver. Mentioned are Navy training trips state officials and church Relief Society elections with key names such as Rasmussen Hawkes Thomas Peterson Williams Benson Fowler Toone and Luthi among others. A wedding in Raton New Mexico marks family ties to Grace residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Rasmussen
Maxine
Allen and
Lynn
Carl, Jr. Rasmussen
Soda Springs
J. Alfred
Darrell Toone
Ogden
Harold L. Hawkes
Boise
Frank Thomas
Salt Lake City
Craig
Homer D. Williams
Tennessee
State Athletic Commission
Caribou Co
Fred M. Cooper
Williams Ward
Howard Williams
Jan Peterson
Kathleen Thomas
Kathleen
Effie L. Rasmussen
Harold Peterson
Carmen Stephenson
Denver
Colo
Nellie Stephenson
Lago
Frank Langston, Jr
Raton
New Mexico
Carmen
Grace
Mary Lee Peterson Heiss
Howard Peterson
Mary Lee
Provo
Germany
Rufus Smith
Mildred Ashbaker
Neil
Don Peterson
Harold Varley
Roy Corbett
James Benson
Dean Fowler
San Diego
Calif
Louis Benson
Gayland Fowler
Navy
Bart Bronson
Air Force
Oakland
California
Jimmy Swensen
Raymond Swensen
Jimmy Burton
Mrr
Robert Burton
Rene Luthi
Frank Luthi
Willis Torbett
Kenneth Torbett
Ronald Paskins
George Paskins
Terrill Pack
New Relief Society
Fred van Fleet
Wayne Egbert
DeRay Nelson
Samuel Smith
Willard Williams
Charles Rosdahl
Herman Maughan
Ellis Kingsford
Long Co
Ellis
Monsanto
Bountiful
Grover Hogan
Bishop
Robert Childs
Dean Christensen
Roy Anderson
Chariton Jacobs
Jay Andreasen
Janet Gilbert
DeAnn Harris
Elaine Burton
Mary Ann Unsworth
Lionel Harrison
Charlin Whitehead
Paula Gay Wilker
Jerald Jepson
Roger Peterson
Neil Ashbaker
Bonnie Johnson
Kay Sorensen
Dell Thompson
Rupert, Idaho
Sunday Dinner Guests at Andersen Home
Mr and Mrs L W Jensen of Paris visited their daughter Mrs DeWinn Andersen and family for Sunday dinner at their Caribou County home. The Caribou County Sun note appears as the source of the sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersen
Notice to Creditors Estate of George Alma Hogan
Executrix Dorothy Hogan Jarrard announces creditors must present claims with vouchers for the estate of George Alma Hogan deceased to attorney P.M. Candie in Preston Idaho within four months after first publication. First published December 22, 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Alma Hogan
P. M. Candie
Preston
Idaho
Dorothy Hogan Jarrard
STRONGER TAGGING POLICY AND SAFETY MEASURES FOR HUNTING
Oral patrol cabins will be set in back country hunting areas with cables enabling officers to stay on site overnight as needed. Tags on tagged steelhead require fishermen to report when where and by whom the fish was taken. Tags use two colored discs placed near the dorsal fin. The tagging study supports dam proposals and preservation of the run. Eight more Soil Conservation Districts joined the habitat program in 1955 bringing total to 19 new cooperators. Trees and shrubs planted on 362 cooperating farms. permanent hunting by permission signs posted on lands totaling over 24 000 acres. A hunter safety plan was discussed at the Idaho Fish and Game Department after the 1955 hunter casualty record with regional clinics planned to train youth. Agencies present included the State Police Idaho Educational Association State Board of Health Idaho Outdoor Association Idaho Wildlife Federation Idaho Fish and Game department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cme A
Cooperative Wildlife Habitat Improvement Program
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Idaho
State Police
Idaho Educational Association
State Board of Health
Idaho Outdoor Association
Idaho Wildlife Federation
1955 Fish and Game arrests show drop in license violations
The 1955 report shows 184 license cases down from 331 in 1954, while total fish and game cases fell from 1012 to 907. Other violations stayed similar or rose slightly due to increased patrols and new stations, with enforcement rising from 63 to 68 officers and plans for a statewide shortwave radio system in 1956.
Instructors Sought to Run Local Classes Statewide
Officials estimate about 1000 instructors may be needed to cover the state for local classes. At present there are a few over 100 available to begin training and deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
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Earl Jorgensen
Joe Frederico
Udell Champneys
Blaine Schwaneveldt
Ted Betts
Norm Scrowthers
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Seth
Gregory Blaine
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Harold Pond
Floyd Sorensen
Doc Gregory
Lynn Wheatly
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M. B. Weston
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Joni
Ety Bureau Mutual Insurance Company of Idaho
Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance
Idahgo Insurance
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John B. Eliason
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Midway
Eastman Drug Bt
Mercury
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Keller. Motor Company