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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1954

Page

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Snow Course Readings Record March 1954 Measurements

Snow depth and water content readings were taken in Iron Canyon and near Sharon Idaho during late March 1954. Measurements show depths around 70.8 inches with water content near 22.1 inches, compared with 56.8 inches and 21.3 inches the previous year. The survey involved Ranger Hann and officers from the Forest Service and Conservation Service, using Snow Cat equipment and rechecking sites on March 27 and 29 with field parties including Gary Finc and Blake Hart.

Iron Canyon Pempares Lance Townley Idaho J G. Kennard Servation Jay B. Hann Pth Er Hann Sharon Ranger Hann

Lake Valley Dairymen Form Cooperative for Milk Processing

The Bear Lake Valley dairymen, in their 21st year of organization, pooled capital and labor to form a milk processing and marketing unit. Starting with 50 members in 1933, the cooperative grew to about 450 members, handling a large daily milk output and investing in facilities financed by a farm cooperative model without stock. Members contributed resources and shared risks, guided by rules to ensure proper use of the unit.

Gar Lake Valley Dairymen'sative Association, Inc Ethey Omsha Bank of sRarchitetes Bear Lake Valley Pital Irmer

Benson Day in Logan Draws Agriculture Leader Ezra Benson

The Caché Valley Breeding Association and allies sponsor Benson Day in Logan on Saturday April 3. Utah Idaho and Wyoming residents will hear Ezra Taft Benson speak on agriculture issues at the USAC Field House Logan at 2 p.m. The speech may be broadcast coast to coast.

Caché Valley Breeding Association Logan Utah Idaho Wyoming Ezra Taft Benson USAC Benson

Fire Destroys Hay Machinery on Hymas Farm

Fire of unknown origin destroyed a combined machine shed and hay barn on the Calvin Hymas farm above Sharon early last Sunday. Kay Hymas found the smoldering remains of 17 tons of hay and several implements including a plow drill mower and two tractors were damaged or ruined. No witnesses reported seeing the blaze.

Calvin Hymas Sharon Kay Hymas

Bear Lake Valley D H 1 A Report February Dairy Data

February dairy report lists average production 842 lbs of milk and 30.5 lbs fat with Dr. W W Brown as high milk producer at 1087 lbs and 34.8 lbs fat. Graysmarsh Maisie a Guernsey owned by Arthur Shirley of Fish Haven led cows with 1590 lbs milk and 74.7 lbs fat. Arthur Shirley owns Graysmarsh Maisie and Louise producing 64.4 lbs fat. Twelve cows produced over 40 lbs fat in February. The Doctrine and Covenant Study group met at Bishop James Olsen home in Ovid. Will Norton of Ogden visited with relatives. Rex Rogers family of Ogden spent the weekend with Alfred Rogers. Mrs. Price Taylor hosted for daughter JoAnn with games and refreshments and a show attendance.

W W . Brown Maisie Guernsey Arthur Shirley Fish Haven Louise Doctrine and Covenant BP. James Olsen Ovid Rex Rogers Ogden Alfred Rogers

Old Folks committees praised for Paris wards party

Appreciation note thanks Paris ward Old Folks committees and the Relief Society sisters for a well received annual free contribution picture show of pioneer days. Guests enjoyed a turkey meal and a pleasant banquet honoring the town seniors and contributors.

Paris Vinnie Price United” States

Bear Lake Dairymen hear Dr. Dixon on Organized Intelligence

More than 921 members attended the Bear Lake Valley Dairymen's Cooperative Association meeting at Fielding High Paris where Dr. Henry Dixon president of the USAC spoke on Organized Intelligence as progress. The program featured Fielding High School music, a novelty fieldman number, and notes from Kraft Foods and the Upper Snake River Valley Dairymen's Association. Directors were elected for three year terms and the association announced expansion into Grade A milk processing in Bear Lake Valley with the Montpelier Dairy Products Co. assets purchased for 60,000 dollars. William G. Shepherd named superintendent of operations at the Montpelier plant.

Bear Lake Valley Dairymen's Cooperative Association Henry Dixon USAC Fielding High Paris Dixon Fielding High School Ervin Young Upper Snake River Valley C. A. Wallentine Bryan Booth Warren Assay Valentine H. K. Matthews Ferd. Graussi Montpelier Dairy Products Co Leo DeVitl Watkins Wm. G. Shepherd Montpelier

Weather Worsens as March Rain Snow Return to Bear Lake

Over ten days Bear Lake saw frequent rain and snow with sloppy conditions. Highs barely reached 40 while March precipitation stood at 2.12 inches. Skies cleared briefly Wednesday but clouded again by noon. Local social notes list visitors from Montpelier and Logan, with a group from Cook Transportation bringing USAC students to Paris for a school program.

Bear Lake Jim Nye Cook Transportation Company Logan Usac ‘O Paris Jim Frank Nye

Boxing Card Promises Rematches at Fielding High

An April 17 boxing evening is planned at Fielding High School gym. Several fighters from six weeks ago return, facing rematches or tougher opponents. Tickets go on sale next week.

Fielding

Paris Lions entertain for district governor dinner

The Paris Lions Club hosted a dinner for District Governor Orme Jorgensen 89-E of St. Anthony and invited guests and wives. Jorgensen gave a speech and presented a Key award to Merlin Nelson club president. Doyle Anthony and Heber Smith attended. program included tap dance reading piano recital and a baked ham dinner for 43 attendees.

Paris Lions Club Orme Jorgensen St. Anthony Merlin Nelson Doyle Anthony Montpelier Heber Smith Grace Merna Armatage Linda Minson Reading Beth Gerlach

Montpelier Resident William Aland Dies at 68

William Levi Aland, 68, longtime Bear Lake County and Montpelier businessman, died Sunday after a brief illness. Born April 6, 1885 in Bloomington Idaho, he married Iva Ruth Montee in 1918. Survived by widow, two sons Dean and Blake, two daughters, 15 grandchildren, two brothers and three sisters. Funeral held Tuesday at 1 p.m. in Montpelier 2nd Ward chapel. burial in Montpelier Cemetery.

William Evi Alland Bear Lake County Montpelier James Sara Ann Holmes Aland Bloomington Idaho Iva Ruth Montee Pocatello Pegram Dean Blake Aland Douglas Beckwith Noel Stewart Montpelier 2Nd Ward Lyman Berrett 4Th Ward Burlal Matthews

Open House to Honor Liberty Couple on Golden Anniversary

An open house will celebrate the golden wedding anniversary of Mr James A Wymas and Mrs. of Liberty on Saturday April 10 from 1 to 4 p.m. Friends and relatives are invited to call. No gifts please.

James A Wymas of Liberty

Patriotic program planned by Stake Relief Society

Stake Relief Society announces a patriotic program depicting the Constitution to be held in the tabernacle on April 30. Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs Richard Pope of Provo and gatherings at homes of Hugh Shepherd and LaMont Pope in Fish Haven. attendees at Mrs Henry Grandy’s included Lin don Grandy Henry Fox Heber Price and Oleen Talbot.

The U. S Tabernacle Stake Relief Society Mrs Richard Pope Provo Hugh Shepherd LaMont Pope Fish Haven Henry Grandy Lindon Grandy Henry Fox Heber Price Oleen Talbot

Activity Calendar April 1 to May 22 with events

An activity calendar lists events from April 1 including MIA Bee Hive Scouts High School Junior Prom and Fathers and Sons. It notes Road Shows at Pavilion with openings across April and May and a high school dance near the Pavilion, with several dates leading to late May.

MIA Bee Hive Fathers & Sons MIA Escesseceses Scesesere Ceaasaeenannese Eee Aenpareses Pavillon High

School levy proposed as lower than neighboring districts

The Board of Trustees in Bear Lake county’s Class A School District No. 33 proposes a 1954 55 millevy equal to 1953 54 for maintenance operation and bonds. The levy is lower than nearby districts with Soda Springs at 30 mills and Bear Lake at 2 mills.

Board of Trustees Bear Lake County Bancroft Grace Aberdeen Snake River Moreland Westside Dayton Fremont County Inkom Soda Springs Soda Averaue Idaho Idaho Education Association California Montana New Mexico Oregon Washington

Old Folks Honored At Splendid Paris Party

The Paris Old Folks party drew 123 guests and featured a picture show, hot turkey dinner, dancing, and a program. Ten attendees were 80 or older with Hannah Humpherys the oldest woman at 88 and Christian Tueller the eldest man. Committees coordinated food, decorations, transportation, and programs with strong support from local merchants and ward members.

Paris M. G. Price First Ward Hannah ‘“Humpherys Walter Lewis Mary A. Lewis Frank Bolton Eliza B. Cook Louisa Grimmett Frank Nye Chris Tretler Alfred A. Hart Bloomington Annie Findlay Lanark Hannah Humpherys Christian Tueller Elmer Wilcox Gqirs Ronald Parker Smith Gertsch Mona A. Shepherd Leona Bird Helen Ruth Vallentine Jane Athay Irene Wyler Lucile G. Wilks Seldon Parker Clem Humpherys Elmont Crawford Mona A Shepherd Sec Treas

April Fool Party Tonight at St Charles Hut

The Stake Scouts and Bee Hives plan an April Fool party at St Charles on Thursday evening April 1 at 8 pm with all scouts workers and leaders invited. Mr and Mrs Walter Bird and Mrs Dallas Athay visited Dallas Athay in Logan. Athay left hospital and will stay with J R Pugmire this week. Paris ward Relief Society moves its April meeting from the 6th to the 7th to attend General Conference in Salt Lake City.

Stake St. Charles Walter Bird Dallas Athay Logan Mr. Athay J. R. Pugmire Paris 1St Ward Relief Society Trom Salt Lake Ehitez

Fielding High School Music Concert Planned for April 7

The Fielding High School Music department directed by Mr. Raymond Webb will present a concert in the U. S. auditorium at 8 p.m. on Wednesday April 7. Features include band and chorus selections with solos and ensembles. The public is invited.

Fielding High School Raymond Webb U. S

Ann Hymas to Represent FHS at Journalism Meet

Ann Hymas of Welding High School at Paris will appear on the printed newspaper panel at the seventh annual Southern Idaho High School Journalism convention. The event takes place April 2 at Idaho State College in Pocatello. High school papers entered in the annual competition will be discussed from 1 to 6 p.m. in the Bengal office. Jean Swanson of Caxton Printers Ltd Caldwell will lead a yearbook discussion and critique.

Ann Hymas Welding High School Paris Idaho State College Pocatello Bengal Jean Swanson Caxton Printers, Ltd Caldwell

Garden City Lady Honored on Birthday

Mirs Celia A Langford of Garden City was honored on her 79th birthday at her daughter Mrs Sid Hyden s home. Twenty one family members attended as daffodil and pink snapdragon decorations complemented a square tiered birthday cake by Virginia Kearl of Logan. A luncheon followed and colored movies were shot by grandson Glen B White of Logan. Attendees included Russell and Darrell White Humphrey Kearl Darleen Diana Batesman Kay Marion Freeman and others from Layton Evanston and Logan.

Glen B. White Logan Russell White Humphrey Kearl Darleen Darrell Roger Kearl Diana Batesman Marion Freeman Kay Layton Henry Shirley Edith Whittington Evanston Carol Jean Nyla Gay Hyden

Life-Long Sharon Man Charles King Dies at 86

Charles King 86 lifelong Sharon resident died last Sunday at his son Lawrence King’s home after years of ill health and a stroke. He was born October 17 1868 in Liberty to David Morris and Susan C King married Rosa M Thornock November 17 1894 eleven children were born with five deaths in infancy wife died 1943 two sons Harvey and William predeceased him Surviving include five children Hazel Long Sharon Louise Roberts and Reed King Montpelier Pearl Neathammer Kramath Falls Oregon Lawrence King Sharon 19 grandchildren 37 great grandchildren two sisters Emily Orr Orton Alberta Canada Olive Rich Liberty Funeral set for Thursday at 1 pm Liberty Sharon ward chapel.

Charles King Sharon Lawrence King Liberty David Morris Susan c. King Rosa M. Thornock Harvey William Hazel Long Louise Roberts Reed King Montpelier Pearl Neathammer Krammath Falls Oregon Emily Orr Orton Alberta Canada Olive Rich Liberty- Sharon Ward Chapel

Bear Lake Co op Purchases Montpelier Dairy

The Bear Lake Valley Dairymen's Cooperative Association announces a thin week purchase of the Montpelier Dairy Products Co for processing and selling Grade A fluid milk and related products in Montpelier and Bear Lake Valley. Grade A milk will be bought from Bear Lake producers and distributed under the Bear Lake brand. Bottled milk and other Montpelier products will continue for now.

Bear Lake

Large Crowd Attends Annual Farm Institute

More than two hundred fifty men and women attended the annual Farm Institute. Lester Skinner of Noonan opened with a welcome urging farmers and wives to stay informed on research and education. Dr A P Schneider explained the Brucellosis program as state laws move toward vaccine requirements. Hugh McKay discussed crop experiments. a women’s session featured meat, nutrition, and time saving homemaking tips. Door prizes were provided by local businesses.

Lester Skinner Noonan County Farm Bureau Don Rex Georgetown State Farm Bureau Wilda Frederick University of Idaho Extension Service A. P. Schneider Schneider E. J. Hansen Montpelier Jack Crane Bennington Hugh McKay Tetonia Branch Harry Gault Twin Falls County Harley Cochran van Ness Vallentine Hilda Frederick

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IR Lake Detrei D.h.1.a Will Norton Co-Op Robert Wuthrich of Willard Hansen Ferris Hess Charles Innes LaMar Davis Blackfoot Glen Lloyd of Jess Scheidegger James Whinham Fenton Allred Ivan Beck Alleman John Spencer Etna Wyo Marshall J. Vivian Nye Lena Caldwell Keith Warner Stevens Orlean Innes Dorothy Ttoteon Inez’ Tunks Fern Begk Dorothy Hannaid Edna Shepherd W. Levi Aland Sewing Club Lucille Rogers D Alvina Shepherd Ruby Lewis Leora Tayer Ida Ringel Grace Smedley Verona Stevens Carrie Passey Olive Lewis Leoné Gertsch Naomi Granay Sna Ante Tice F.H.S Journalism Garden City Sharon Man Lindon Grandy and Sons of Lester Allred George Palmer LaVan Nelson Baby 2Nd Ward Relief Society Amy Athay Louis Poulsen Will Stucki Daughters of Utah Pioneers Sara Hoge Genice Morgan Hulme Matthews Delmar Derricott Charles Steeve Peterson Rhea Stucks Gertrude Price Bear Lake Co-Op Montpelier Dairy
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