PAGES FROM THE PAST MARKS LIBERTY WEEK NOTES
A collage of local nostalgia recounts visitors and travels from Salt Lake City to Bancroft and Grace. Families such as Robinsons Thor nocks Kingsfords and Welcomes share updates, trips to Jackson Yellowstone, and farm life while 48 and 63 years ago recaps note vacations and a farewell party for Ross Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Robinson
Salt Lake City
Hunter
Joel
Bancroft
Milton Thornock
Hill Field
Arthur Peterson
Walter Sedlick
1SC
Pocatello
Clarence Bolton
Roscoe Bolton
Wells Canyon
Montpelier
Leonard Kingsford
Esther Wood
Wallowa
Ore
Pauline Stoop
Chieftain
Art E. Harnman
Roberta
Christe
Fay
Soda Springs
Washington
Oregon
Don F. Kugler
David Giles
Anaconda
Mont
Floyd Baum
Corda Bridge Club
Office Force
Ross Bryant
Norris
Stock Exchange Hotel
Soda Springs Founders Monument Replaced
Mrs J P Smith arrived from Nevada to visit her son and celebrate the Fourth. Charles Johnson from Weiser visited J Strachan and returned home. Mrs John Ferebauer came from Denver with a prize winning bird dog. Bobby Fountain’s tent show drew good crowds. R B Gunnell injured hand while catching in a ball game. Wis M S Roberts of Evanston Wyoming stayed with daughter in Evanston. Mrs Elizabeth Meads marked 105th birthday with notes from Truman and Robins. Glanner family left Bonners Ferry after hospital visit. old residents of Eight Mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.—P.smith
Nevada
R. B. Gunnell
Central
Wis. M.S. Roberts
Evanston
Wyo
Walter Gagon
Gagan
Elizabeth Meads
Harry Truman
C. A. Robins
R. W Glanner
Bonner's Ferry
Idaho
Glanner
Caribou County Hospital
Glanners
Eight Mile
Jay Lallan
Herman Maughan
Grace
Teresa Kirby
Thomas
Nolan Mecham
Island Park
Teresa
Eddie Turpin
LDS Church
Frank Egbert
Vickie
Gail Egbert
Midvale
Sandy
Utah
Oscar Egbert
Virgi Goodnight
Gail Mayne
Tom Harwood
Virgil Goodnight
Twin Falls
Floyd Goodnight
Herb Herre
Frank Gross
Virgil] Goodnights
Jackpot
Nev
Sheb Wooley
Lena Ann Hansen
Connie Thompson
New York City
Washington D. C
Grace Ward
Margo May
Luan Jensen
LeRoy Krogh
Drew Millward
YWMIA
Grace Second Ward Young Women’s Mutual Improvement Association
Brian Mendenhall
Max Christensen
James Spencer
Tom Lloyd
Grace ward news highlights summer visits and LDS events
Grace residents recount visits to Island Park and Twin Falls with the Maughans and Goodnights as well as church activities. Lifespan events include YWMI reorganizations, Sunday School changes, a baby shower for the Rindlisbaker child, and Cub Scout outings at Lava Hot Springs. Reunions for Grace High and Soda Springs High prominent among community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Smith
Reed McGregor
High Council
Gene Millward
Homer Gibson
Dewey Hansen
Leon
Candace Garbett
Den
Grace Secord Ward
Grace Ward
Lava Hot Springs
Sheila Hamp
Leota Carver
Janet Alder
Joan Murdoch
GHS
Grace High School
The
Cedar
Bears Swarm Watercourses in Warm SegeMen Scene
Fragmentary notes describe bears swimming, diving, and moving through water in a hot setting. The garbled text mentions SegeMen and a monetary clue, suggesting a field report or anecdote about animal behavior and environment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clege
Spokane
Wash
Clegg
Ale Clege
Kingsfords
Hoover
Melvin Weaver
Mr. Weaver
Tom Fore
Washington, D. C
Manassa
Fore
Sere Remy
Andren
Lake City
John Keatt
Ballatin
Grass Valley
Calif
Kraft
Marte] Hosick
W. C. Hosick
Ruth
Canada
Quebec
Mission Beach
San Diego
Soda Springs Founders
Main St
Second South
Lamonte Gibson
Clifford Welch
Tom Lliord
Dwain Christensen
Relief Society
Dave Fowler
von Siminson
Dave Revoir
View
Glen Johnson
Riley Mickelson
Stanley Fowler
Joyce Casper Merchaca
Barbara Mitchell
Soda Springs High School
Steve
Dee Cole
Reid Sorensen
Provo
Jay Lloyd
Riverside
Bruce Dredge
Sara Jo Beus
Vicki Hopkins
Pege Four
America
Thunder Canyon
Fantasia
Tess Popcom
Renee Pax ZA
Korn
Niewepapeo Rarhive
S. E. Matthews
Soda Springs, Idaho
Shuler Bros
Han
U.S. Senate
Davis
Senate
Soda Mobile Homes Park
Eight Mile Road
Hers Walters
Grace, Idaho
Garibou County
J. H. Waite
Herb Walters
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