Grace High School Roundup Highlights Grounds and Games
Grace High reporters note flower beds in fall bloom, don Panter’s green thumb, and attractive grounds. The JV football team lost to Soda 13 to 7 with a strong effort. Junior class planned a trip, rings chosen with a $5 deposit. A defensive driving film impressed students. Pep assembly featured a Nut gathering skit by the cheerleaders. Grace traveled to American Falls for homecoming, losing 19 to 6. Auto mechanics class taught by Lincoln Burton with ten students.
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Don Panter
Grace High
Soda
Grace
American Falls
Gathering of the Nuts
Brenda Corbett
Shannon Peter
Lincoln Burton
Teachers Take Short Break After Four Weeks of School
After four weeks of school the students earned a two day vacation. The teachers spent those days in Pocatello at Institute. Reports say the speakers were very good. Sectional meetings for different subjects presented many new ideas for the coming year.
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Pocatello
Institute
Funeral services for Charles F. McDonald in Bancroft
Land records show Alma and Moser attending the funeral of former Bancroft resident and druggist Charles F. McDonald in Burley. They visited his daughter Frances Barlow, then stayed with George Welch's family for several days. The item lists numerous local visitors and calls, with updates on residents and local activity.
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Alma Moser
Burley
Bancroft
Charles F. McDonald
Frances Barlow
George Welch
Luther Wilson
Joe
Lillis’ Lloyd
Max Jenkins
Lois
Russell Rindlisbaker
Parley
Pat Schenk
Henry
Mary Meiners
Gertrude Josh
Jennie Lloyd
Frances Yost
Twila Lechtenberg
Pauline Christensen
Edna Darlington
Zella Blauer
Sylvia Bower
Howard
Florence Johnson
Orval
Clara Chris ‘Tenséfi
Ms. Wilson
C. M. Christensen
Logan
Wilson
Barbara
Hellen Hulse
Clifton
Elvira Kelly
Ogden
Carol Parker
Lin Reddish
Jeanette
Leo Reddish
Lin
Withdrawal of Military Garrison at Fort Hall
The withdrawal marked the abandonment of Fort Hall on May 1, 1883, signaling a strategic change in the area.
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Fort Hall
Navy Sets December 14 For ROTC Exam
Navy announces the 18th annual national competitive examination for the Regular Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps will be held on December 14. Eligible high school seniors and graduates must submit applications by November 22. The program funds tuition and provides a $50 monthly retainer for up to four years, with summers offering midshipman cruises and eventually a commissioned officer path in the Navy or Marine Corps.
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W R Smedberg WI
Naval Personnel
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps
Naval Academy
Enlian College
NROTC
Navy
Marine Corps
Unclear OCR fragment hints at Navy recruiter notices
Fragmentary text shows references to a navy personnel department recruiting station and dates in October September. Details are unreadable but suggest typical recruitment notices with local station actions and a reporter's date line.
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Parley Schenk
Esther Schenk
Lorna Whitely
Martina Schenk
Ammon Hatch
Largilliere
Sora Springs
Caribc
U County
Sede Springs
Femaiting Py
Naval P Sonnel Partment
Mayo
Tssueg
Issy
Maerot
Wyoming
Bull Sale
Glen Wadsworth
Lonetree
St Williams
Walla Walls
Wash
Web
Kemmerer
Michell Hereford Ranch
Fort Bridger, Wyoming
Star Valley Hereford Ranch
Thayne, Wyoming
Harold Saxton
Evanston, Wyoming
Consignors
Baugh Brothers
Logan, Utah
Carlyle Hyde
Auburn
Joseph E. Rees & Sons Co
Morgan, Utah
Winterton Brothers
Kamas
Roosevelt
Uys
Evanston
William B. Bagley
Atton, Wyoming
Memi Eugene Inlees
Pinedale
Nnie Taylor
Mountain View, Wyoming
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Comet
Comat
Mercury
ENCOM
Mercury Division
Comet Motor Company
FORD
Boda Springs
Pam