Grace High School student body officers named in new year
Grace High School announces the year’s student government leaders and club heads. President Mike Weaver and Vice President Maurine Balls head the student body with officers Gayla Smith, Dean Adams, Mary Lynn Wheatley, and Lynne Hill among others. Freshman and sophomore officers are listed with officers for bands and publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace High School
Mike Weaver
Maurine Balls
Gayla Smith
Gclub
Dean Adams
Mary Lynn Wheatley
Kathy Hunter
Janine Smith
Janene Andreasen
Lynn Mickelson
Marching Corp
Lynne Hill
Joyce Young
Ronald Wright
Randie Robbins
Candice Garbett
Gary Taylor
Molly Izatt
Couple Marries in Bancroft LDS Chapel
Edna Gilbert and George De Ray Hobson wed Sept. 8 at Bancroft LDS Chapel as salmon gladioli and bronze chrysanthemums decorated the setting. Bishop Wallace Whitehead presided. Lin da Call and Dennis Moser sang. groom’s family attended. Bridesmaids wore gold, bouquets bronze chrysanthemums. reception followed in the recreation hall. The couple will live in Lava Hot Springs. The bride is Edna Gilbert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Harris Gilbert of Bancroft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Gilbert
George DeRay Hobson
Bancroft
LDS
Wallace Whitehead
Lava Hot Springs
Lyle
Gilbert
Linda Call
Dennis Moser
Glenn F. Yost
George Hob
Nedra Gilbert
Tamara Butterfield
Richard Hobson
Usher
Harris Gilbert
Rosa Rindlisbaker
Virginia Butterfield
Ina Avery
Nancy Hansen
Kayleen Hatch
Diane
Shanna Butterfield
Marsha Yost
Lois Rindlisbaker
Dorothy Potter
Roberta Payne
Faye
Get-Together At Shirley Paetsch Home
Dianne Dredge Eugene Lloyd Shirley Paetsch and Darla Matthews enjoyed a social gathering at Shirley Paetschs home on Saturday evening. After attending a show the group returned for a taffy pull at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dianne Dredge
Eugene Lloyd
Shirley Paetsch
Darla Matthews
Shirley
Band Performs At State Fair Parade in Blackfoot
Soda Springs High School Marching Band under Brent Covington traveled to Blackfoot on Tuesday Sept 12 to join the Eastern Idaho State Fair Parade from 1000 to 1100 am Approximately 40 band members wore new uniforms. The parade drew 105 entries with Soda Springs placing 17th among 19 bands. Elden Moore drove the bus and Monsanto Chemical Company provided a truck for instruments. The day ended with students returning home content and proud of their school and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs High School
Brent Covington
Blackfoot
Soda Springs
Elden Moore
Monsanto Chemical Company
Jensen and Smith Wed in Idaho Falls Temple Ceremony
Nelda Rae Jensen and Nuel V. Smith exchanged rings in the Idaho Falls Temple before President William L. Killpack, witnessed by family and close friends. The couple, whose parents are Dell R. Jensen of Firth and Coleman Smith of Grace, Idaho, planned a wedding reception at the bride’s home and a Basalt LDS Hall dance that evening. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with a princess crown veil, and attendants wore green taffeta. The couple will reside in Salt Lake City after a honeymoon in Southern Utah and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls Temple
Mise Nelda Rae Jensen
Nuel V. Smith
William L. Killpack
Dell R. Jengen
Firth
Coleman Smith
Grace
Idaho
Basalt L. D
Mrs. Smith
Sheila Gardner
Tulare
Calif
Judy Jensen
Sheryl Jensen
Patricia Jensen
Gayla Smith
Leela Smith
Austin LaFevre
Salt Lake City
Lorna Jensen
Logan
Eat Taucille Jensen
Shelley
Utah
California
University of Utah
Firth High School
Ricks College School of Nursing
Holy Cross Hospital
Braith
Grace High School Couple to be Feted at Grace Open House
A Grace High School graduate returned home in January after two years in the Canadian Mission and entered the University of Utah in March to continue studies this fall. The couple will be feted at an open house and reception on Friday September 15 from 6 to 9 pm at the Coleman Smith home in Grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace High School
University of Utah
Coleman Smith
Grace
Dr Yost Visits In Bancroft Weekend at Bancroft home
Dr Thado Yost of Seattle head of the LDS Institute affiliated with Washington State College was a weekend guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Yost. He traveled with five student officers from Lambda Delta Sigma and Omega Chanter on a leadership convention trip from Brigham Young University to Seattle. They spent Saturday evening at Lava Hot Springs and attended Sunday School in Bancroft before continuing home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thado Yost
Seattle
LDS Institute
Washington State College
Fred Yost
Yost
Lambda Delta Sigma
Omega Chanter
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
Karren Brighteen
Omega Chapter
DeeAnn Fye
Richard Allen
Arthur Saunders
Martin Hescock
Lava Hot Springs
Bancroft
Ashbaker family returns from Washington to Kansas assignment
Mr and Mrs Kent Ashbaker returned this week from Washington DC to visit Kent's parents for a week. Kent has studied radiation and atomic energy with the Public Health Service in DC and is now assigned to the State of Kansas to help set up a program for protection against radiation. The Ashbakers will be stationed at Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Ashbaker
Washington, DC
Kent
Freeman Ashbaker Kent
The
Public Health Service
State of
Kansas
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GHS
Jo Ial de Soda
Charles Herbert Jo Morrow
Martin Milner
Rosmary DeCamp
Donald Weeds
Vincent Price
SUN
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Angie Dickinson
Peter Finch
Rachel Cade
Terence Morgan
Hazel Court
Robert Beatty
Bancroft Chapel
Mr. and
Mrs. DeRay Hobson
Rocky Mountain
Ko Ofa Buat Ain Pye Pa Dairy
Ford Dealers
National Football League
White House
Caribou Motor & Implement
FORD
Ern’s Sport Center
Charlotte D. Salser
Mazie Porter
Ardella Christensen
Betty Bergen
Hattie Meads
Esther Wallace
Nola Shuler
Nelda Rae Jensen
Idaho Falls
Dr. Yost
Doug Johnsons
Don R. Phillips
Tooele
Herbert Kimball
Douglas Johnson
Hooper Springs
GEM Theatre
Bimbo
Eastman
TUES
Anthony Quinn
Yoko Tani
Caribou County
Um Soda Springs, Idaho
Gram
Ashbakers
Topeka
Toma Tal
Intermountain Gas
Acrosonic
Suocern
Lal
Baldwin
Tadevs
Bancro
Phonorama
Mountain States Telephone Company
City Hall
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