Grace News Grace Literary Club opens season with book review
The Grace Literary Club meets Monday September 11 at 2 p.m. at Bannock Stake House Grace. Nellie Cline Steenson presents her twenty first book review choosing The Big Fisherman by Lloyd C. Douglas In attendance Rexburg Idaho State President of Federated Women's Clubs Mrs J E Graham The club announces season officers and chairwomen with names across program membership and projects A noon luncheon at Bob's Cafe honors distinguished guests.
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Grace Literary Club
Bannock Stake House
Grace
Nellie Cline Steenson
Lloyd C. Douglas
J. E. Graham
Rexburg
Idaho
Federated Women’s Clubs
R. V. Weeks
Lucille Parkhouse
Maureen Veneman
Treas
Treva Krebs
Dot Swenger
Histosfian
Lydia Thomas
Ruth Varley
Mae Whitehead
Earline Smith
Nellie V.johnson
Alice Sorensen
Dora Smith
Charlotte Peterson
Baby Debra Allen Born In Grace Ward Family
The report notes the birth of Debra, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Junius Allen, in Grace Second Ward on Sunday afternoon. Also covered are church confirmations and advancements, a priesthood ordination presentation, and a graduation certificate for David Fowler. Family gatherings and visitors across Idaho and Utah are described, including trips to Pocatello and Soda Springs.
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Junius Allen
Debra
Grace
Rulon Leon Gummersall
Ronald Hegstrom
Richard Comnish
David Fowler
Willard Jessop
Relief Society
Gordon N
Hugh Farnworth
Billy Condie
L.D.S
William Condie
Onion Hegstrom
Charlie Christensen
Caldwell
Tom Farnworth
Cleveland
Frank Fowler
Ida Condie
N. D. Nelson
Lava Hot Springs
Ervin McCann
Dale Olsen
Denver
Colo
Jetty Rawlins
Nora Rawlins
Phoenix
Ariz
Roger Carter
Arco
McCann
Mannings
Pocatello
Reed Pugmire
Soda Springs
Milo Farnworth
Johnny Stoor
Jerry Rae
Grace Girl Wins Farm Bureau Talent Contest in Preston
Caribou County winner Miss Sally Ann Westerberg, Miss Cari bou, performed Hello Young Lovers from The King and I with Roger Peterson. Contestants hailed from Bear Lake Bannock Power Oneida Franklin and Caribou counties with Westerberg first and a Oneida duet second. Both acts advance to the state contest in Pocatello in November. A birth and death occurred Saturday for Harold and, Mrs. Stevens visited.
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Caribou County
Farm Bureau
Preston
Caribou
Sally Ann Westerberg
Weekend Socials and Relocations Reported Locally
Salt Lake visits and family events fill the Labor Day weekend scene. The Terrell Packs returned from Salt Lake where they attended a christening for a son named David Lee Russell. Provo and Salt Lake connections appear as Marion Hassle visits with the Packs, while BYU and University of Utah affiliations surface in local conversations. Calvin Smith leaves for Purdue University Lafayette, Indiana, and Lynn Smith undergoes toe amputation surgery in a Salt Lake hospital following an earlier injury.
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Salt Lake
David Lee Russell Pack
Provo
Marion Hassle
Salt Lake City
Terrell Packs
Charles Izatt
Whatcher
John VanVleet
Bolliger
VanVleet
Lettie
Mathas Lowe
Lowe
Mary Burton
Annie Lowe
Purdue Univ
Calvin Smith
Montpelier
Purdue University
Lafayette
Indiana
Lynn Smith
Everett Smith
Changes Made In Grace Ward
A Sunday reorganization of Grace Ward officers saw many rel e s ed and new appointments across the Aaronic Priesthood, Priest Quorum, Deacon Quorum, YMMLA, YMMIA, and YW M ILA. New officers include Richard Kirby as YMMIA secretary and James Herron as Deacons president with counselors and a slate of teachers and secretaries detailed from the various quorums. Leann Thomas and Eugene Marshall received Primary graduation certificates.
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Grace Ward
Ray Anderson
Ray Lloyd
Evan Bassett
DeVal Gillett
Timothy Gullett
Joe Bowen
James Herron
Dean Anderson
Jerry Jorgensen
YMMLA
Rosary Kirby
Joyce Harwood
Laurel
YWMLA
Richard Kirby
Y.m.mia
Abbie Sorensen
Gay Jorgensen
Myrta Langenbahn
Joyce Maughan Kirby
Y.w.mila
Entertains At Kiwanis Meet At Grace
Miss Kathy Hunter daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Hunter of Grace performed authentic Hawaiian dances in native costume at the International Convention of Kiwanis Clubs in Pocatello. She also danced a solo during the evening.
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Kathy Hunter
Harold Hunter
Grace
Kiwanis Clubs
Pocatello
Kathy
Student Union
L.C
Frazier Hall
Roger Hunter
Sandra
Riverton
Wyo
Roger
Harold Hunters
Stake M Men And Gleaner Week Fireside Night
Stake M Men and Gleaner Week continued Tuesday at the Soda Springs golf course with Sports Night and a weiner toast after volleyball and games. Co chairs Pat Keller and Mark Lau led the entertainment. Ada Marie Mabey Rex Hebdon and other age group counselors attended. Bear Lake night was rained out. the group met in Soda Springs recreation hall for volleyball dancing and potluck lunch.
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Stake M-Men
Soda Springs
Bob Redford
Pat Keller
Mark Lau
Ada Marie Mabey
Rex Hebdon
Stake M.la
Olester Tolman
Ferribee Butterfield
Bancroft Ward
Bear Lake
Soda Springs Recreation Hall
Annn Gilbert
Bancroft Chall
Idaho
Quarter Horse Show Planned At Big Piney
Plans are complete for an approved Quarter Horse show at Big Piney Wyoming on September 9 during the Sublette County Fair. Ken Fear Jr. will manage with judge Hunter of Loveland Colorado, an AQHA approved official. Pots and trophies will be awarded to first place with ribbons to six places. open to all registered Quarter Horse breeders. Race events directed by Cal Worl of Pinedale. Breeders from Wyoming Colorado Utah and Idaho invited.
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Bg Piney
Wyoming
Ken Fear Jr
Sublette County Fair
Boy Hunter
Loveland
Colorado
Mr Hunter
American Quarter Horse Association
AQHA
Cal Worl
Pinedale
Utah
Idaho
Phonorama Mobile Exhibit to Visit Local Areas
Mountain States Telephone Company brings Phonorama to Soda Springs Grace and Bancroft around September 20. The forty two foot trailer showcases twelve displays plus a historical exhibit tracing the evolution of the telephone. It features early telephone models and modern stereophonic sound from Bell Labs to illustrate scientific marvels of the last century.
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Dell Watts
Mountain States Telephone Company
Soda Springs
Grace and
Bancroft
Mountain States
Idaho
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Newspapers Dominate Second Class Mail Eligibility
Postmaster John J. Delo explains second class mail includes newspapers and periodicals approved for that rate. Eligible publications carry a notice on the first five pages, showing name, frequency, issue number, price, post office, and second class wording.
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John J. Delo
Post Office Department
Delo
Congress
Easter Seal Sales Rise 38 Percent in 1961 Idaho Campaign
Idaho Easter Seal campaign raised 50,626 in 1961, up 38 percent from 1960, with Jefferson County led gains at 226 percent and Shoshone 72 percent. Funds support Boise Easter Seal Center for crippled children, Twin Falls and Lewiston Speech Centers, plus appliances, transport, and other services statewide.
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Idaho
A. S. Gilbert
Idaho Socity For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
Jefferson County
Shoshone County
Twin Falls
Bonner County
Boise
Lewiston
Chicago Industrialists to hear Idaho economy pitch
Idaho Department of Commerce and Development Secretary Louise Shadduck will lead a select group of Chicago industrialists to a Sept. 13 all Idaho products cook out. Gov Smythe Miss Shadduck and Idaho business figures will meet face to face, promoting Idaho's industrial potential and new plant locations in the Northwest.
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Chicago
Idaho
Department of Commerce and Development
Louise Shadduck
Robert E Smyhe
Shadduck
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Miss Shadduck
Northwest
Potlatch Forests, Inc
Lewiston
Vance Vallandigham
Potlatch
Fred Rooney
Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation
Utah Power seeks cut in farm electric rates for off season use
Utah Power and Light asks the Idaho Public Utilities Commission to let farmers lower irrigation costs for off season pumping. The proposal, championed by Preston division manager A N Wendell, estimates a $48 000 annual saving based on 1960 billings, affecting about 1 000 irrigators with an average four percent annual decrease. Meter reading dates will re-
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Utah Power and Light Company
Idaho Public Uolities Commission
Gem State
A N Wendell
Preston
Wendell
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