Grace News Briefs Highlight Local Elections and Club Reports
Kellie Johnson elected new district vice president. Sewing club at Homer Williams home elected officers for the coming year with Mrs. Angus Bronson as president. Auxiliary benefit party honors Girls State candidates Joyce Harwood and Alania Christensen. Local residents attend performances, visits, and farm updates in Grace with multiple family and civic notices. Winners in Grace Literary art contest announced with Michael Gibson leading division one.
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New
Melvin Weaver
BYU Glen Who
Provo
Canada
Homer Williams
Angus Bronson
Homer Willams
Clarance Simmons
Kenneth Lloyd
Harold Peterson
Robert Hubbard
Ezra Hollingsworth
Warren King
Ernest Skinner
Frank Thomas
Ellis Leavitt
Gayle Raye
Leo Christensen
Montpelier
Utah
Earnest Skinner
Noman
Samuel Smith
Monte Nyman
Niel Harner
Howard Tuttle
Nebraska
Lyle Tuttles
Bert Titus
Bert
Royal Byington
Lyla Byington
Nona Hubbard
Ogden
Jensen
Phoenix
Jensens
Grace
American Legion Auxiliary
Joyce Harwood
Alania Christensen
Tom Harwood
Carol Christensen
Marie Martinson
Katherine Dalton
Percy Norcott
Bud Bassett
Kenneth Roberts
Alfred Hansen
Mabel Aylett
Nettie Walters
Rex Bassett
Adolf Weiss
Raymond Swenson
Lora Robbins
R. V. Weekes
Jack Gibbs
Edwin Nelson
Sim Hymas
Leo Clegg
Barney Cornish
Earl Cox
Don Gilbert
Nellie V. Johnson
Norman Crishop
Walter Sullivan
Dale Sullivan
Birlie Archibald
Henry Martinson
Ellis Kingsford
Bountiful
Annie Lowe
Salt Lake City
Harold B. Lowe
Pasco
Washington
Frank Stoddard
Grace Literary Club
Michael Gibson
Mont Gibson
Owen Ashbaker
Gregory Archibald
Gerald Crossley
Lois Smith
Evelyn Hubbard
Faralle Wilker
Geraldine Ray
Margene Hubbard
Maxine Wilker
Geraldine King
Lloyd Harrison
Charlin Whitehead
Joan Mickelsen
Dixie Panter
Brendan Hubbard
Marilyn Harwood
van Fowler
Billie Burke
Carl Hansen
Karla
Dawn Pack
Don, Clegg
Janice King
Ray Dee Windley
Gloria Ashbaker
Mark Holsten
Bruce Bronson
Eugene Marshall
Larry Allen
Alvin Whitehead
Englewood
Calif
DUP
Glen Palmer
Melvin Christensen
Earl
66 Kids Sign Up For Little League At Corrigan Park
The Lions club sponsors a mid May start as 66 boys register at Corrigan Park for summer baseball. The article lists divisions and top finishers, plus a slew of community notices from Grace and surrounding areas.
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Corrigan Park
Lions Club
Sun
Timber Auction Notice for Caribou National Forest Area
Oral bids will be received at Soda Springs Idaho starting 10:00 a.m. June 4 1956 for about 260 acres in Sections 32 and 33 Township South Range 43 Fast Boise Meridian Wood Canyon drainage. Estimated 905 M feet Douglas Fir 90 M Alpine Fir 15 M Lodgepole Pine saw timber. Timber valued $6.10 per M feet b m. Minimum bid equals this rate. Deposit $50 per M feet b m plus optional $0.25 per feet b m for erosion work or alternative deposit to cover slash disposal. Sealed bids due by 10:00 a.m. June 4 1956 to be treated as oral bid if accompanied by payment. A certified check money order or equivalent $500 per bid required. Bidders must submit before June 1988 a financial statement and equipment resources.
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Soda Springs
Idaho
Fast
Boise Meridian
Wood Canyon
Caribou National Forest
Forest Supergiverrior
Forest Service
USDA
Jack Hogan to Lead USAC ROTC Drill Team at Regional Meet
Jack Hogan son of Mr and Mrs Robert Hogan will join the USAC precision drill team at the regional Air Force ROTC drill meet in Los Angeles May 11 and 12. The team, which has earned high honors, will face college ROTC teams from across the west with winners advancing to the national event in Washington D C Aguathon Day on May 14 will feature the USAC drill team review for visitors.
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Jack Hogan
Robert Hogan
Air Force R.O.T.C
Los Angeles
USAC
BYU
U of U
Board of Review
California
Hawaii
Washington D.C
Services Held for Infant Daughter Shiela Whitworth
Graveside services were held at 3:00 p.m. Wednesday for Shiela infant daughter of June Whitworth. Born April 30 at Bannock Memorial Hospital, she died May 1. Alma Moses led a home prayer, then at Chesterfield cemetery songs by Leone Shipley and Klea Perkins, prayers by Asa Hatch, remarks by Bishop Ross Redford, song by Joyce Hogan, and grave dedication by Herbert K. Whitworth.
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Shiela
June Whitworth
Bannock Memorial Hospital
Alma Moses
Chesterfield Cemetery
Leone Shipley
Klea Perkins
Asa Hatch
Ross Redford
Joyce Hogan
Herbert K. Whitworth
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Clifford Welch
Mr and Mrs Clifford Welch welcomed a premature baby girl named Shauna Gee born at Bannock Memorial Hospital on Friday April 27 at 12 10 a m weighing 4 lbs 1 oz. She has a sister Judy eight and a brother Kim six. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Emery Hansen have traveled to Pocatello daily since the birth. June returned home to
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Welch
Clifford Welch
Bannock Memorial Hospital
Shauna Gee
Judy
Kim
Emery Hansen
Pocatello
June
Grace and Soda Students Trade Talent Programs
Grace high school students hosted an exchange assembly with acts from both Grace and Soda Springs. Performers included Evelyn Allsop, Linda Ashbaker, Kathleen Corbett, Kay Sorensen, Clyde Johnson, DeAnn Rasmussen, Sharon Holsten, Karen Sue Simmons, Francis Pondwith, Norris Mickelson, Larry Harris, Norman Harris, Robert Fraser, Jarry Weimer, Glenn Sorenson, Paul Unsworth, Frank Swenson, Courtney McGregor, Charlotte Johnson, Karen Lloyd, Ardean Christensen. a Soda Springs group planned to return Thursday.
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Grace and
Soda
Grace High School
Soda Springs
Evelyn Allsop
Linda Ashbaker
Kathleen Corbett
Kay Sorensen
Clyde Johnson
Roger Peterson
DeAnn Rasmussen
Sharon Holsten
Karen Sue Simmons
Francis Pondwith
FFA
Norris
Shauna Gae Remains In Hospital For Weight Gain
Central Monday evening Shauna Gae stays in hospital for an indefinite period until she gains weight and gains strength. Thomas Hayes returns home after winter in Springville Utah and Ru pert with his children.
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Central
Shauna Gae
Thomas Hayes
Springville
Utah
Rupert
Funeral Rites For Hamilton Loveland Jr
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon for Hamilton Gene Loveland Jr born May 20 1929 died April 23 1956. Burial was in Rose Hill cemetery Idaho Falls with American Legion military graveside rites. Survivors are wife Melba daughter Donna can mother Emma Fackrell father Hamilton Loveland and grandmother Mrs Emma Loveland.
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V. Davids
Hamilton Gene Loveland, Jr
Church
Roseward Lds Chapel
Vernon R. Herbst
Carma Hebrat
Clara Gardner
Lynn Fackrell
Chester Loveland
Lloyd Reynolds
Marvin R. Harper
God
Howard Packham
Delmar Packham
Norman Fackrell
Rose Hill
Idaho Falls
Stewart Hoover
Co. D
Melba
Donna Can
Emma Fackrell
Hamilton Loveland
Emma Loaveland
Chesterfield
Arthur Ruger Sr
Charles Shanklin
Mark Stevens
Bill Jones
Joel Davids
Emery Davids
Annie Holt
Chris Call
Bill Bower
Skinner Couple Weekend Visit to Soda Springs
Mr and Mrs Dewey Skinner of Butte Montana visited relatives in Soda Springs over the weekend staying with family and touring local sites during their trip.
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Dewey Skinner
Butte, Mont
Soda Springs
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