Bear Lake Co op Completes Successful Year in Montpelier
Bear Lake Valley dairymen report strong year for Bear Lake Co op with higher milk receipts and new equipment. Officers re-elected include O B Solum as president, Charles Law as vice president, and F M Brown as secretary. Directors, manager, and foreman named as prior year results show improved finances and patronage payouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake “Valley
Dairymen's Cooperative Association, Inc
Rich Theatre
Montpelier
Chas Shaw
State Dairy Inspection Department
A. J. Morris
A.O
Logen
Shaw
O. B. Solum
Wm. Lindsay
F. M. Brown
Charles Law
F. MI. Brown
Wm. Bateman
L. B. Rich
Melvin Passey
Parley Buehler
Arthur Shirley
L. L. Cook
Ass'n
Clarence Heap
Army veterans may re enlist to former grades
Honorably discharged veterans since May 12 1945 who have been out over 90 days may re enlist in the regular Army for 18 months 2 or 3 years in a grade equal to but not higher than their discharge grade. Reenlistment grade depends on months of rating at discharge. Details with Sgt Schram or Sgt Salyer at the Borgoyne Hotel in Montpelier on April 4 or 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schram
Sgt
Salyer
Burgoyne Hotel
Montpelier
Tough old codger Governor runs again in Wisconsin
Quotes show Governor Goodland declaring his intent to run at 28 amid comments from Rep. Andresen and Rep. Short on Jackson Day and congressional life. Business leaders warn OPA price controls threaten production shortages and inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Goodland
Wisconsin
Pauley Declines Truman Offer With Quip
Ed Pauley declines President Truman’s offer of another job and says this is where he came in with a joking remark. The exchange reflects political staff decisions during Truman’s presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Pauley
President Truman
Discharged Servicemen File with Recorder in March
Military discharge papers filed with County Recorder Sam V. Tunks bring total on file to 399. Names listed span Montpelier Paris Ovid Bloomington Geneva Georgetown and Liberty Navy and Army personnel across multiple branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
County Recorder
Sam V. Tunks
Montpelier
David Davis
Albert K. Ashley
Carl J. Peterson
Daryl W Michaelson
Robert Grunig
Calvin R. Wixom
James G. Hoskins
Clifford S. Pendrey
Woodrow ©. Hayward
Stanley W. Bergren
Earl D. Butler
Elwood O. Arnell
Daren M. Stephens
Russell A. Stevens
Nev
Robert W. Knutts
Arthur C Barrett
Howard S. Larsen
Dean Humphreys
Milton
Clay Coast Guard
Robert D. Wilson
Paris
Edwin L. Shepherd
Lyle M. Rich
Loyal D. Lauritzen
Navy
Rex E. Rogers
August W. Jaussi
James A. Sparks
Dale W Humezen
Landon G. Grainy
Hoy P. Ringel
Ovid
Army
Thurle B. Carlson
Bennington
Calvin Crane
Warren W Wright
St. Charles
Darwin Parnell
Clinton W. Hill
LaVor Pugmire
Bloomington
NeVille D Thornock
Russell S. Payne
Donald Thornock
Edgar Rex Thompson
Jay R. Price
Geneva
Erna M. Boehme
Milton Teuscher
Glen Teuacher
Clvin W. Teuscher
Georgetown
Bruce Clark
Rayo Dunford
Liberty Navy
Ruel D. Poulsen
Bernige Brown
Wardboro
Keith C. Park
Weeds Cost Farmers Five Billion Dollars Annually
U.S. agronomist C I Seeley cites five billion dollars in annual crop losses to weeds. He notes only ten percent stems from noxious varieties. common weeds cause most damage through yield, crop value, production costs, and as hosts to pests and diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
C I Seeley
U.S.D.A
United States
Seeley
Relative visit sparks trip to Bear Lake
81/e and Mrs. Lyman Sparks of San Diego arrived Wednesday to visit relatives in Bear Lake for a few days. Lyman is to report at Beattie, Washington, April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Sparks
San Diego
Calif
Bear Lake
Lyman
Beattie, Wash
Parker Fletcher Wedding in Ogden
Mr. Fredrick LaVon Parker and Miss Helen Fletcher were married at the Fletcher home in Ogden on Sunday March 24. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. George Parker and son Alfred of Paris and Mr. and Mrs. Emory Benson of Newton Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr
George Parker
Alfred
Paris
Emory Benson
Newton
Utah
Fredrick LaVon Parker
Helen Fletcher
David Fletcher
Ogden
Trout dinner at Heap residence entertains friends
Mr and Mrs Clarence Heap hosted a Tuesday trout dinner with guests Mr and Mrs Charles Wyler Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hansen Mr and Mrs Hans Baker Mr and Mrs Mynard Jacobsen Mrs Mary Lou Bolton Gordon Bolton and the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Heap
Charles Wyler
Lloyd Hansen
Hans Baker
Mynard Jacobsen
Mary Lou Bolton
Gordon Bolton
Literary Club Meeting Reviews Towns Man at Jensen Home
The literary club gathered at Ethel Jensen's home Wednesday evening last week. Pauline Cox reviewed John Sedges's The Towns man, with Daphne Bonhemy Lilly Lauritzen Anona Grandy Merinda Parks Bertha Hoge Myrtle Richards Nora Hymas Lou Patterson Verdine Jensen and the hostess present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Jensen
John Sedges
Pauline Cox
Daphne Bonhemy Lilly
Lauritzen
Anona Grandy
Merinda @parks
Bertha Hoge
Myrtle Richards
Nora Hymas
Lou Patterson
Verdine Jensen
Army Recruiting Officers Visit Montpelier April 4 5
First Sgt. Lester Schram and Sgt. John Salyer will be at the Burgoyne Hotel Montpelier on April 4 and 5 to discuss enlistment. Eligible men aged 34 or younger who have not served may join for 18 months 2 or 3 years and receive GI Bill benefits on completion. Enlistees will also be eligible for muster out pay of 200 to 300 dollars. Further information available from the officers at the Burgoyne Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Schram
John Salyer
Ogden
Burgoyne Hotel
Momeller
Schram
Sgt
Salyer
Montpelier
Paris Wards Present Gold Ball at High School Gym
The Paris 1st and 2nd wards held a Gold and Green Ball on March 26 in the High School gym. The 1st ward queen was Theda Mattson with Prince Charming Wallace Stucki and attendants. Second ward queen Elna Mae Rogers with Worth Eborn and train-bearers Chéryl Hansen Rex Law. Mrs. Melinda Sparks directed the ward dance. The event featured a Minuet and an old fashioned waltz quadrille. Music was by Glenn Grimmett and the Weaver orchestra with Woodrow Hayward and Dean Larsen of Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
William Lauritzen
Theda Mattson
Prince Charming
Wallace Stucki
Janet Collings
Diane Rich
Reita Collings
Lillian Budge
Dorothy Nye
Tergel Palmer
Elna Mae Rogers
Worth Eborn
Lola Dean Lewis
Nelda Sleight
Ora
Esther Law
Chéryl Hansen
Rex Law
Melinda Sparks
Beulah Hess
Rollo Nye
Glenn Grimmett
Weaver Orchestra
Woodrow Hayward
Dean Larsen
Montpelier
Governor Proclaims April Cancer Control Month in Idaho
Governor Arnold Williams proclaims April as Cancer Control Month and asks Idahoans to support the Idaho Field Army of the American Cancer Society in a drive to raise 35 000. Field Army leaders include Mrs Grant Hess of Boise and Jack R Simplot of Caldwell with Leon Falk of Boise as campaign chair and vice chairman. The proclamation notes 494 Idaho residents died of cancer last year and highlights education, research and service as campaign goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Willams
Idaho
Idaho Field Army
Field Army
Harry Truman
Eric A Johnston
Spokane
Wash
US Chamber of Commerce
Parker Family Moves to Logan for Medical Care
Alfred Parker from Ogden attends school there with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Parker. They moved to Logan where Mrs. Parker receives treatment at Budge hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Parker
Ogden
Geo. Praker
Logan
Sunday Evening Fireside Meeting at Vallentine Home
The Sunday Evening Fireside group gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Van Ness Vallentine. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Grandy, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hulme, Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Transtrum, Mrs. Morris Athay, Kenneth Matthews, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rich.
Friday Bridge Club Gathered at Mrs. Monson Home
The Friday afternoon bridge club met at the home of Mrs. Orlando Monson. Mrs. Dorothy Tueller won high score. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Emma Shepherd, Inez Tunks, Orlean Innes, Dorothy Tueller, Clara Budge, Ethel Jensen, Bertha Hoge, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando Monson
Dorothy Tueller
Emma Shepherd
Inez Tunks
Orlean Innes
Clara Budge
Ethel Jensen
Bertha Hoge
Cancer Control Committee Plans Idaho Drive Campaign
Idaho marks Cancer Control Month as residents urged to buy memberships in the Idaho Field Army American Cancer Society. Bear Lake county representatives met in Montpelier to explain fund use and drive plans, naming a long list of community volunteers and budgeted contributions by ward and town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cancer Control
Idaho
Idaho Field Army American Cancer Society
Bear Lake County
Rotary
Hotel
Burgoyne
Montpelier
George Schoper
A O Jensen
Ovid
O. T Parker
Wardboro
W. K. ‘Matthews
Liberty
Lee Prescott
Sharon
Ila Lewis
Paris
Lula Hoge
P. & Ward
Clarissa Ward
Bloomington
J. B. Walton
George Simmons
Rebekah Lodge
Stellan R. Stephens
B. of
R. T
Mary Berrey
War Mothers
A. E. Carleton
Women of the Moose
Lee Alleman
Nouan
W. Transtrum
St. Charles
Ida Passey
Lanark
E. J Hansen
American Legion
Schoper
Robert Fulton
H. A. Robinson
George Ward
Broomington
Bennington
Bern
Dingle
Geneva
Georgetown
Noonan
Raymond
Pegram and Alton
Fish Haven
First Ward
Second Ward
DDT Eyed as Ant Eradicator in Idaho Study
Idaho State University entomologist W E Shull tells Idaho Experiment Station staff that DDT powder sprinkled in dens and runways can quickly eradicate ants. He cites simple inexpensive treatments and widespread effectiveness for homes gardens and farms in southern Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W E. Shull
Univerality
Mr. Shull
Idaho
Dena
Palmer Tueller and Wives Drive to Salt Lake for Studebaker
Palmer Tueller ir and Mrs Henry Humphreys and Mrs Verola Collings motored to Salt Lake Wednesday of last week and returned the next day with a new Studebaker for Henry Humphreys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Tueller
Henry Humphreys
Verola Collings
Salt Lake
Studebaker
Wednesday Sewing Club Meets at Maasle Bohi Home
The Wednesday Evening Sewing club gathered at Maasle Bohi’s residence last week with refreshments served to Mesdames Palmer Wyler Lewis Hansen Hoffman Wallentine Jacobsen Eborn Michel Nelson and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maasle Bohi
Yvonne Palmer
Irene Wyler
Twila Lewis
Velma Hansen
von Nell Hoffman
Tene Wallentine
Mildred Jacobsen
Fearn Eborn
Thelma Michel
Louanna Nelson
Grimmetts Celebrate Family Reunion With Dinner
Bishop and Mrs. O H Grimmett hosted a first family gathering in about ten years last Sunday. The dinner honored their children Vernon Rich and family from Ashton Hart Grimmett of Salt Lake Glenn Grimmett and family Ann John Marilyn Janet Grimmett and a niece Joyce Call of Ykish California all attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
O. H. Grimmett
Vernon Rich
Ashton
Hart Grimmett
Salt Lake
Glenn Grimmett
Ann John
Marilyn
Janet Grimmett
Joyce Call
Ykish
California
Paris Red Cross chapter tops drive with full enrollment
Willard Kunz chairman of the 1946 Paris Red Cross fund drive and the workers committee were congratulated by Rufsthé of the Pacific Area ARC for meeting the quota. Melinda Sparks was praised by the Junior Red Cross Director for 100 percent school enrollment. A full drive report and community totals will be published soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Kunz
American Red Cross
Paris
Hiss Committee of Workers
Pacific Area
Jay B. Hann
Melinda Sparks
Junior Red Cross
Beware of House to House Canvassers Warning
A statement from the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce solicitation committee and the local American Legion Post public affairs committee cautions residents about house to house and store to store canvassers. It notes reports of fast magazine solicitors taking full subscriptions, leaving customers at risk with unknown solicitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oie
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
American Legion Post
Fast Magazine
Pfc Grimmett Discharged From Army at Fort Douglas Utah
Pfc John O Grimmett discharged March 28 at the Separation center Fort Douglas Utah. He served 18 months overseas as Bugler with the 11th Infantry Division and is authorized to wear the European Theatre ribbon with three battle stars Good Conduct medal American Theatre ribbon Combat Infantryman's badge and the Victory badge. Prior to entering the Army June 22 1943 Grimmett was a carpenter with his father in Paris Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Douglas
Utah
John QO. Grimmett
Army
Wayrad
Ane
O H. Grimmett
Paris
Idaho
Grimmett
Idaho nutrition specialists visit Bear Lake County past week
Mildred Haberly and Thelma Lee visited Bear Lake County to discuss school lunches with district officials and outline 4 H club programs. Milas Hepworth assured enough food for Idaho families with canning and garden produce to cover shortages, urging paring and canning of farm poultry to conserve grain for starving nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Haberly
Extension Service
Thelma Lee
Schoola
Dan C Rich
Montpelier
A. J Winters
Paris Pta
Emerson
Idaho
Milas Marion Hepworth
University
OPA Announces New Regulations and Price Controls Idaho
The Office of Price Administration reports new measures including a 2.35 per 50 pound sack selling price for yellow onions and the restoration of custom slaughtering controls to curb black market activity. Idaho OPA officials will enforce slaughtering licenses and study area building materials prices with retailers in Pocatello Boise Twin Falls and Idaho Falls to guide future price orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
W. T. Lockwood
Idaho
Pocatello
Boise
Twin Falls
Idaho Falls
Snow Surveys Show Higher Snow Depths in Utah Courses
Forest Ranger Jay B. Hann reports snow surveys for Garden City Summit and Emigration Summit near Paris Idaho show 147 percent and 124 percent of seven year averages respectively with water contents at 129 and 22 6 percent. Field teams include T H Levy, Hann, and B E Nye. The data aid runoff predictions for Bear Lake Cache and Mink Creek areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Summit
Jay B. Hann
Forest Ranger
Paris
Idaho
Bear Lake Valley
Cache Valley
Mink Creek
Servos
Ty. A
Emigration Summit
Intermountain
Utah State Experiment Station
Forest Service
Garden City
T. H. Levy
BE. W. Nye
Jennie Stocker Birthday Gathering at Home
Relatives and friends gathered at Mrs. Jennie Stocker’s home on March 25 for a birthday celebration with a pot luck lunch served to a list of guests including Mr. and Mrs. Bateman and Bette Grant Bateman of Broomington Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bateman Mr and Mrs Joseph Collings Mr. and Mrs Rollo Nye Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stucki Mr. and Mrs. Vyrin Orr Mr. and Mrs. Van Nelson Mr and Mrs. Lester Allred Beulah Hess Walter Bird Victor Barfuss John Stocker Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Scheidegger and the honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Stocker
Wm. Bateman
Bette
Grant Bateman
Broomington
Russell Bateman
Joseph Collings
Rollo Nye
Eugene Stucki
Vyrin Orr
van Nelson
Lester Allred
Beulah Hess
Walter Bird
Victor Barfuss
John Stocker
Jesse Scheidegger
Doctrine and Covenants Study Group Gathered at Vallentine Home
The Doctrine and Covenants Study group met Sunday evening at the home of Van Ness Vallentine. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hulme, Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Grandy, Bp. and Mrs. Clarence Rich, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Athay, Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Transtrum, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Matthews, and Mr. and Mrs. Van Ness Wallentine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Ness
Vallentine
Weldon Grandy
Mra
Amos Hulme
and Whitney Transtrum
Morris Athay
Kenneth Matthews
Clarence Rich
Doctrine and Covenants
van Ness Vallentine
Whitney Transtrum
van Ness Wallentine
Pioneer camp organized in St Charles by D U P officers
Daughters of Utah Pioneers held a camp in St Charles on March 28 led by county officers with Etta Bird, president. The Mary Windley camp honors the mother of the first son born in the settlement. Members expressed interest in preserving pioneer history and relics and planned enjoyable activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
St. Charles
D.U.P
Etta Bird
Mary Windley
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Bear Lake Co-op
Andresen
Minn
Congress
Dewey Short
Missouri
Robert R. Wason
Pres
National Assn. of Manufacturers
Charles W. Holman
Secy
National Cooperative Milk’ Producers Federation
Shurel D. Nate
Cancer Control Committee
RED Cross
John O. Grimmett
Lockwood
Woo
Bebra
Washington Monument
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