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Newspaper
Gem Valley Chronicle
Location
Grace, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1947
Page
1
Local items report Norman Bennett and others visiting from Ogden and Salt Lake, with multiple family visits to Logan, Pocatello, and Twin Falls. The Gracy foothill team defeated Preston 40 to 0 in a senior game. Temple excursion to Logan included many residents and families attending.
Local social notes recount Mrs Marion Erickson entertaining her bridge club at home on Thursday with guests Mae Whitehead and Vivian Simmons. Mrs Ann Adams hosted a pinochle evening. Elsie Benson and others attended. Several families hosted Halloween parties after school and Sunday dinners, with games, snacks, and decorations noted. A Greco Elementary Halloween parade and an eight o’clock community show closed the celebrations.
A Ray Dalton family journey toward Logan and Ogden Utah on Monday saw the group miraculously avoid serious injury after a reported incident. Police and local responders documented the event. no further details were released.
A local Farm Bureau meeting reviews changes in dues and membership benefits. Officials mention financial reports, anticipated county events, and planned programs including educational activities and community improvements.
Local notes report visits and gatherings around Thatcher and nearby towns. Mentions include Mrs Clyde Thompson and Mrs Wohi Thatcher, Montpelier visits with Mr Dole Porter, and Mrs Glen Frazer hosting family. Also referenced are a Sunday gathering in Laue and various community activities at Thatcher recreation this week.
Mr and Mrs Jobs Webb of Pa tudluc attended the local Farm Bureau meeting Saturday evening and then traveled toward Soda Springs to attend the Caribaw Farm Bureau convention. They left Soda Springs by auto early Sunday for the Mexico seh dag tro convention there.
A fragmented notice details a PTA opening gathering in PF with oats and refreshments. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Walt Barnes, Mrs Cevlon Hogan, Mr and Mrs Hungar, and others, with mentions of a harmony event and a social mixer after supper at a hall.
Wisconsin features 7 000 lakes and 10 000 miles of streams home to 149 fish species with 14 of them having two or more subspecies. In total 174 species are recognized across categories including game, food, commercial and rough fish.
Local notes report Mrs Beaudthry and Mrs Austin Chri returning home from a Lake trip with several others. Alvin Lecttentinrys and Paphey work near Utah as readers visit Meri vet and Me. The Central 12 Sward announces events including a tea, social chat, and a talk by Mrs Heder.
A misread OCR fragment shows a seminary teacher receiving an item described as a gift. The text then loosely references students, a photography business, and various unclear personal names. The readable portion provides little coherent context.
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