Deary Idaho’s Fuzzy’s and the logging town’s lore
The Deary area in Shoshone County Idaho is a logging heartland where Bill Deary’s lumber legacy and Fuzzy’s bar anchor village life. Locals recall figures like Roy Johnston and Lester Nelson as staples of the counter, while landmarks include the post office, grain mill, and church trio, with Don Lawrence’s hardware as a local hunting hub.
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Deary
Idaho
UPI
Paul Bunyan
Shoshone County
Little Bear Creek
Fuzzy’s
Moscow
America
Potlatch Lumber Company
Bunyan
Bill Deary
William Deary
Wild William Hickok
Bill
William
US Post Office
Don Lawrence
Fuzzy
David Grim
Joyce Grim
Fuzzy Keeps Deary Bar Open As Bears, Beer Tie Town
In Deary 60 year old Fuzzy runs a cafe bar opening at 4 AM to feed loggers and sell beer. He recalls bears drinking from Little Bear Creek and recounts a tale of a big black bear and a logger who yells burrrrrrrrrr slinking away. The town with 550 residents honors Fuzzy for his unclubable ways and long service.
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Deary
Joyce Grim
Charlie Knutson
Fuzzy
Little Bear Creek
Lions Club
the Oddfellows
Lions
Knutson
Walter Lundstrom
Walt
Young actress defies deprivation claims on Little House set
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Fifteen year old Melissa Sue Anderson stars as Mary Ingalls on Little House On The Prairie and says her life is not deprived of a normal teen childhood. She works daily on soundstages and at locations in 19th century costumes, tutored for school, and values acting as education. She plans to direct someday, values time with older colleagues, and cites learning to portray a blind Mary as a key, engaging challenge on the show.
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Hollywood
UPI
Melissa Sue Anderson
Mary Ingalls
Missy
Melissa
California
Paramount Studios
Michael Landon
Laura Ingalls Wilder
Mary
Mike Landon
Gypsy moth campaign under way in western suburbs
Illinois conservation entomologist Norm Seaborg says 800 traps will gauge gypsy moth spread in River Forest Oak Park and Maywood as a trigger for control programs if many more moths appear in this year’s catches. He notes the pest threatens hardwood forests more than Dutch elm blight and cites its 150 year U.S. history.
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Seaborg
New England
Midwest
United States
Europe
Thatcher Woods
River Forest
Oak Park
Maywood
Creams useless in preventing wrinkles says UT dermatologist
San Antonio report quotes Dr. Bobby Lee Limmer of the University of Texas Health Science Center stating that most cosmetics and cosmetic regimens fail to prevent wrinkles. He urges mild cleansing, damp-face moisturizers, and sun protection, while warning against heavy oils and overuse of acne products.
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San Antonio
University of Texas Health Science Center
Limmer
Vermilion Spirit shuts down after two years of weekly publishing
Danville Illinois action reports the editor Roger Frick 30 decides to close the Vermilion Spirit a two year old weekly paper. He cites expense but declines to discuss court litigation. About 30 000 readers express regret as Frick quips about funerals.
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Danville
Ill
UPI
Roger Frick
Vermilion Spirit
Frick
Marion
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Roy Johnston
Lester Nelson
Lester
Norman Nelson
Jack Lemmon
New York City
Museum of Contemporary Crafts
Ann Slavit
Boston Museum
School of Fine Arts
Steve's Garden Center
Gebhard Woods
Morris, Ill
Ottawa St
Ala
Morris Daily Herald
Morris Publishing Company
Illinois Corporation
East Washington Street
Morris Illinois
Timothy J. West
Herald Office
Morris
Illinois
Erno
Hornsby
Lafayette Impulse Sprinkler
Scotts Turf
Lurf Builder
Route 47
Liberty
Waverly
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