Graduates Matriculate At Bannock High Commencement
The Bannock DS Chapel hosted the high school commencement with forty graduates receiving certificates. Elvin Hubbard presented awards as Florence Smith and Patricia Smith led recessional. Lynn Panter gave welcome remarks, and the program featured a graduation song sung by the class with Landa McCann on piano. Dean Adams and Jennifer Smith delivered the theme The World Is at Our Doorstep. A sextet including Helen Olsen and Linda McCann performed Our Best to You. J Stanley Johnson, former Grace School teacher, was the guest speaker.
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Bannock DS
Elvin Hubbard
Florence and
Patricia Mith
Lynn Panterning
Landa McCann
Dean Adams
Jennifer Smith
Helen Olsen
Linda McCann
Sandra Lee Andreasen
Martin McGregor
Mike Weaver
Terry Condie
J. Stanley ‘Sson
Grace
Homer D. Williams
D. Simmons
Norman Smith
Trustees Elected and Local Events in Grace Grace District 148
The article reports school board elections in District 148 with Fern Wright winning Zone 1 and Don Pheerson retaining Zone 4 seat, notes retiring Dan Lloyd after 35 years with General Mills, and lists graduates and performances for the Little Buckaroo Rodeo in Grace. It also mentions speaking engagements by Nellie V. Johnson and visits by Kenneth Tarbet and Albert E. Hayes to a missionary farewell for Tony C. Conder, plus a graduation closing song and prayers at the school program.
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Caribou
Franklin Counties
Fern Wright
Center Street
Grace
Two Mile
Don Pheerson
Dan Lloyd
Ogden
General Mills
Lloyd
Bancroft and Grace
Bancroft
Nellie V. Johnson
First District
Federated Women’s Clubs
J. E. Graham
Rexbury
Pocatello Study Group
Pocatello Women’s Clubs
Rexburg
Bountiful
Tony C. Conder
Mission to Hong Kong for Son of Mana Hayes
The individual will serve his mission in Hong Kong. His mother is the former Mana Hayes.
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Mana Hayes
Hong Kong
New Officers Announced for Grace High School Marching Corps
Grace High School marching corps reveals new officers for the coming year. Marilyn Harwood is president, Judy Turner vice president, Kathleen Varley secretary and treasurer. The officers were announced at the annual closing banquet at Trail Motel Dining Room, Friday evening, with retiring president Lynne Hull presiding.
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Grace High School Marching Corps
Marilyn Harwood
Judy Turner
Kathleen Varley
Trail Motel
Lynne Hull
Lions Club Names New Officers and Directors
Grace Lions Club appoints Don Peterson as president with Kenneth Roberts first vice president Harold Varley second vice president Kenneth Lloyd third vice president Jack Marshall as Secretary and Treasurer Lion Tanner Ezra Hollingsworth as new director slate includes Lowell Hansen Claire Poole and W Samuel Smith Holdover directors are Dr C Johnson Dr Richard Meek and Henry Martinson Retiring president Dean Dutton also noted. Local notices cover visits and family travel with multiple residents and relatives listed across several Idaho locales including Boise Pocatello Rexburg and Preston.
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Don Peterson
Grace Lions Club
Kenneth Roberts
Harold Varley
Kenneth Lloyd
Jack Marshall
Treas
Lion Tanner
Ezra Hollingsworth
Lowell Hansen
Claire Poole
W. Samuel Smith
C. €. Johnson
Richard Meek
Henry Martinson
Dean Dutton
Ethel Smith
Horace
Firth
Lettie Bolliger
Boise
John van Vleet
Frank Fowler
Bert Blair
Tom Rich
Preston
Tom
Ruth
Salt Lake
Emily Williams
Sylvia Bybee
Elsie Gibson
Lucy Gibson
Pocatello
Terrell Packs
Gene van Vleet
Ogden
Utah
Osto van Vleet
Iris Chuigtensen
Old Cove School
Tommy
Ervin McCann
Henry M. Olsen
Warren Henderson
Grand Forks
North Dakota
George Middleton
Middleton
Helen Mar Olson
Warren R. Henderson
Services Held For Former Grace Resident Mrs Emma Hayes Reeder
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Louise Hayes Reeder ninety a Grace resident were held at Harold B Felt Funeral Home Brigham City following her death in Pasadena California after an illness She was born in Harrisville Utah and married John Alma Reeder in 1896 He preceded her in death They lived in Grace for years active in business and civic life She is survived by a son a granddaughter and brothers Burial was in Grace Cemetery The Reeders ran a millinery and other ventures locally and owned property later burned. a long ward program followed with Boys Award Night and multiple Deacon and Priest Quorums recognizing several youths for the Duty to God award
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Emma Louise Hayes Reeder
Grace
Harold B. Felt
Brigham City
Jack M
Pasadena
Albert E. Hayes
Idaho
Walter W. Hayes
Duchesne
Utah
George H. Hayes
Pocatello
Grace Cemetery
Reeders
Reeder
Equity Elevator and Trading Co
Donald Jewett Addresses Treasurer Office Transition
Donald Jewett pledges to seek aid from Ralph Gorton and the State Auditor to run the Treasurer's office effectively after the general election. He asserts his intelligence and determination compensate for inexperience and stresses leadership, integrity, judgment, and cooperation as essential for a public servant.
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Ralph Gorton
Arlington's legacy ties to Gen Robert E Lee home
Arlington National Cemetery, famed as the Unknown Soldier memorial, sits on land that formed part of General Robert E Lee's estate. The site reflects a history tied to the Confederate commander and his attempt, in effect, to divide the Union.
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Arlington National Cemetery
United States
Robert E Lee
Arlington
Washington estate on Potomac River with historic wartime role
The property on the Potomac River in Virginia was built by a Martha Washington descendant whose great-granddaughter married Lee. During the Civil War the Union Army used the estate as a training camp and a field hospital. Its cemetery is famed for the Unknowns of World Wars I and II.
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Potomac River
Virginia
Martha Washington
Lee
Fragmentary War Chronicle Mentions Guarded City
A partial wartime note recalls Korean War conditions with a 24 hour guard and a mention of more than 20 000 who perished. The text is garbled but centers on a sustained defense and collective losses.
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Donald Jewett
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Gen. Robt. E. Lee
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