Talent Find at Farm Bureau contest highlights local youth
Local youths competed in a talent hunt at the Farm Bureau event for ages 8 to 16. Contestants included Adele Stoor Crockett Lee Crockett and Lynn imners among others. Judges led by Lorna Fife Johnson and Marvin Prestott presented awards as part of the Bear m Bureau gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raycroft
Adele Stoor
Yan Crockett
Lee Crockett
Feannie Barker
Frank Mitzt Wright
Fern Teresa Crock
Leeft
Lynn
Phil
Ng Lorna Fife Johnson
St. 3
Darla Merrill
Esy
Bear m Bureau
Kathleen
Marvin Préstott
Star Span
Ad Lawrence H
der Hatch
Loy Ray Keller Ostler
Act of
Former Grace Resident Dies at 75
Clyde Melvin Thompson 75 died Sunday night in a Logan hospital. Born May 3 1802 in Granite Utah he farmed in Gem Valley then moved to Logan. Survived by widow and numerous children. funeral held June 28 at Logan LDS ward with burial in Grace cemetery. Police court notes list multiple public intoxication and traffic fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Melvin Thompson
Logan
Granite
Utah
John
Betsy Lucene Beckstead Thompson
Ellen Hene Maxfield
Hettie D Caldwell
Pocatello
Reta Yeates Stanton
LDS
Thompson
Grace
Gem Valley
Beach Canal Co
Grace Lions Club
LDS Church
Bannock
Lucene) Chatterton
Roy
Rex W
Erma
Flint
Kaysville
Berdean
Joyce) Payne
Glen M. Thompson
Salt Lake City
Dean C. Thompson
Sue M. Thompson
Grace Cemetery
Unclear title due to fragmented OCR
The text describes a logistics expert born June 1 1945, connected to waterfowl and habitat work, with ties to Billings Montana and the Interior Department's Sport Fisheries. It notes an education degree in fish and hobbies like archery canoeing hunting, and mentions a winter assignment starting in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gun
Billings
Billings High Stern
Montana Colngs
UT Festival Recounts Dances and Chaperones
A fragment lists participants and chaperones for a Utah festival weekend. Names include Mrs. Dale Corbridge, Mrs. Kent, Mrs. Doyle Argyle, Mrs. Larry James, Mrs. Lyn Andreason, Ellis Williams, Fern Skinner, and Rexi. The group stayed at a Salt Lake hotel with various guests from Soda Springs and Caribou County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Mar Danny Jones
Jons
Kip Weaver
Turner
Dale Corbridge
Kent
Doyle Argyle
Larry James
Lyn Andreason
Idaho
Corbridge
Public Notice of Completion of Works and Water Use
On August 7, 1967 at Soda, a notice was published that documents the first time proof of completion of works and application of water to beneficial use. The notice outlines the action taken and cites the date and place of filing for public record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda
Notice of water diversion and probate in Caribou County
The notice summarizes completion of works for the diversion of 3.0 cubic feet per second under permit G-30796 by Noel C. Gilbert for irrigation in Idaho with priority dated October 28, 1966. It also covers ancillary probate for the estate of Jeri L. Deaton, with a hearing scheduled June 30, 1967 in Soda Springs, Idaho.
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Wallace M
Idaho
R. Keith Higginson
Sprn County
Caribou
Caribou County
State OF Idaho
Jeri L. Deaton
Vandal. Deaton
Wanda L. Deaton
Soda Springs
Multiple vehicle crashes and a drowning in Grace area report
A dated blotter lists numerous Idaho accidents. June 12 near Grace notes a 1963 Chevrolet driven by Evan D. Weighall colliding with a 1963 Ford driven by Ronnie Lindstrom. damages roughly 400 and 75 dollars. Evan Weighall charged for failure to exercise due care. officer Harry Peterson. Other crashes include a May 31 collision on US 30N near Conda involving a 1962 Lincoln and a 1967 Dodge. May 31 incident near Conda. damages listed as 75 dollars and none. June 24 a 1967 Ford driven by Lewis L. Rasmussen left the road near Grace. 200 damage to car, 10 to a fence. officer Ralph Marriott. June 29 a Bancroft collision between a 1966 Ford and a Ford tractor. 150 damage to the car. Raymond Gaddie. June 1A a 1967 Opal crash near Bancroft while securing a seat belt. 2,500 damage. officer Harry Peterson. June 11 a 1965 sedan and a 1956 Oldsmobile crash on Main Street Grace. 200 damage. officer Ralph Marriott. June 16 a 1967 Plymouth rollover near Bancroft. 3,500 damage. injuries reported. June 23 a 1966 Mercury hit a cow north of Niter on Highway 34. 200 damage. cows owned by Wayne Wheeler. Also a 1980 Pent vehicle driven by Ronald Hicks rolled into Bear River Reservoir near Grace. unoccupied at time. total loss. E. Peterson. Separate notices mention families traveling for college, LDS missions, and a VFW convention in Rupert. A card of thanks from the Thompson family is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan D. Weighall
Soda Springs
Ronnie Lindstrom
Wayan
Grace
Weighall
Lindstrom
Evan Weighall
Harry Peterson
Idaho
Lincoln
Kathleen M. Geiss
Conda
Dodge
Gerald Crossley
Arnold Neal
Geiss
Ralph Marriott
Caribou County
Lewis L. Rasmussen Grace
Mercury
June Swensen
Niter
Wayne “Wheeler
Raymond Gaddie
Sher
Ronald Hicks
Bear River
Harry E. Peterson
Idaho State Police
1968 pickup owner and 1904 Ford collide in June incident
A June 24 accident in S85 Dan involved a 1968 pickup and a 1904 Ford, both owned and operated by Anderson. Police report unclear details on the crash and charges.
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Foyding Grays
Ancroft
Abe
Winnett
Daugh
Calvin Benjean Panter
Ronald Adrian Ru
Arthur
Kathy
Bureau Cou
Allen Anderson
Theodore Anderson
James Croft
Robert J. Moyer
Perry Petersen
Lund
Frank Mendes
Jack Peterson
Isn
Charles Knoxitt
Fto
Bill
Ty Mack
Iver, Wyo
Cane County
SUN
L. Ray Davis
Leonard
Kingsford
Albos
F.E.T
Zenith
Aton
Whitewall
Jim
Nox
Ford
Margaret D. Hebdon
Bancroft
David Eskey
Clair Hatch
Hebdon
J. Pierce
Idaho Falls
Pierce
Marion B. Hawker
Troy le Pyle
Brigham City
Hawker
Main Street
Marriott
Cariboufficer
Ralph County
Dennis Warren Chase
Elko
Nev
On IS Bon
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J. Robert Ringel
Roxine
Kevin
Tamara
Teena
Juniata College
Huntingdon
Ringel
National Science Foundation
Merlyn
England
Floyd Langston
Ralph Christensen
John Butterfield
MacAlister
Post
VFW
Rupert
Logan Ward
Relief Society of the
Grace Ward
Tha
Clyde M. Thompson
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