Grace Ward Community Notices and Family News
Local column from Grace community reports visits and travels of residents. Names include Smith Ogden Johnson Bountiful, Denzil Johnson, Zetta Corbett, Van Vleet, Fred Murdoch, Lucy Holsten, Gordon Smith, Max Smith, Parley Lloyd, Dallas Murdoch, Clayton Hale, DeLoy Hale, Martha Gummersol, J L Bullock, Sam Krebs and many others. Activities noted are funerals, receptions, holiday events at Grace Elementary, a PTA carnival, a Christmas toy party, deer hunting trips, and family gatherings across Idaho Falls, Oregon, Utah, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acobson
Logan
Ben
Jacobson
Irs
Walter Holsten
Idaho
Lucy Holsten
Bob Krebs
Sam Vast
John Roghaa
Grace Wekend
Ida Sorensen
Horace Smith
Aho
Gordon
Max Smith
Great Lakes Mission
Ethel Smith
Ammon
Warren Smith
Hyrum
Titus Coombs
Gordon Smith
Sam Smith
Parley Lloyd Sr
Salt Lake City
Parley Jr
Anne
John Kirby
B. D. Murdoch
John
Aberdeen
Dallas Murdoch
High Council
Valero Bennett
Parley Lloyd
Grace First Ward
Clayton Hale
Linda
Portland
Ore
DeLoy Hale
Idella Harrison
Nellie Rosdahl
Emma Hanson
Florence Christensen
Lava Hot Springs
Martha Gummersol
Soda Springs
Cedar View
Martha
J. L. Bullock
Pocatello
Sam Krebs
PTA
Grace
Douglas Campbell
Neal Sanders
Ken Roberts
Hap Spencer
Evan Wilson
Owen Jacobson
Ben Jacobson
Elwood Wilker
Loni Rasmussen
Mark Peterson
Gail Ray
Homer Gibson
Leona Christensen
Preston
Lavern Gibson
Albuquerque
Ramona
Dallas Hansen
Alfred Hansen
Joe Frank Swensen
Albert Steinbeck
Lawrence Burgin
Williams ward attendees gather for Sacrament meeting
Bannock Stake High Council members Merlin Smith and John V. Kir attended all Williams ward meetings on Sunday. Ted Mickelson reported on his North Indian Mission. Marie Jenkins sang Beatitudes with her mother. Local residents helped harvest potatoes and hosted visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin Smith
John V. Kirby
Bannock Stake
Williams Ward
Ted Mickelson
North Indian Mission
Marie Jenkins
Edsel Prescott
Vera Hubbard
Bonners Ferry
Dean
Idaho General Election Proposals 1966 Constitutional Amendments
A summary of proposed Idaho constitutional amendments for the November 8, 1966 election. Includes changes on stock voting rights in corporations, temporary judicial service by retired judges, six man juries in civil actions, voting rights for corporate directors, city revenue bonds for recreation facilities, and whether multi subject amendments can be voted as a single measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Supreme Court
Idaho Supreme Court
Judicial Department of Government
Costa
Thia
Local Man Serves With Marine Squadron
Cherry Point North Carolina Corporal John F Lahman son of Mr and Mrs Frederick C Lahman of 381 South Second Street Soda Springs is serving with Marine Attack All Weather Squadron VMAAW 225 Marine Corps notes his duty with the unit in the area as part of ongoing deployments identified in the service roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Point
N.C
John F. Lahman
Frederick C Lahman
Soda Springs
Early Idaho history and notable family moves
Nea l Christensen and Neal Cook and Mike Hatch are named. Stanley Christensen and Willard Cherriett traveled to Colorado to seek work. Mrs Earl Whitehead returned from Sacramento after helping her daughter Charlene and son in law Lionel Harrison with their new baby. The Harrisons have another daughter and a son. In Idaho Territorys early history furs were the main economic resource as trappers and fur traders searched rivers and mountains marking the first trails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Clegg
Bonners Ferry
Karen
Noel Cook
Willams Ward
Floyd Toone
Julia Southwick
Idaho Falls
Ward
Leota Harris
Melvin Mickelson
Earl Jorgensen
Pocatello
Stephan McDonald
Brent
Idaho
Marine aircraft squadron mission and duties outlined
Aircraft Group 14 MAG 14 based with Second Marine Aircraft Wing. The squadron’s mission includes attacking and destroying surface targets in any weather, day or night, and also escorting helicopters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aircraft Group 14
MAG-14
Second Marine Aircraft Wing
First Owyhee Avalanche Issued in Silver City Idaho
On September 17 1865 the inaugural issue of the Owyhee Avalanche appeared in Silver City Idaho marking the launch of a new regional newspaper and the start of its reporting era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Idaho
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Carla
Gladys Firs
Barbara Andreaa Springs
Ubald
Id Bruce Hansen
Chibalds
Grace. van Vleet
Vet
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Orem
Utah
Gordon Rs Murdock
By Franklin Folger
Aiter Bench
Lydia Thomas
Las Vegas
Wesley
Edith Hubbard
Louise
Allen Ruud
Paul Jenkins
Michael Mickelson
Larry Burnham
Palisades
Gloyd Christensen
Teachers Institute
Gwen Toone
Golda
Lowing
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Congress
George Hansen
Agriculture
Congress Committee
George Detweller