Reorganization Debate for Bear Lake County Schools
A county-wide debate on reorganizing Bear Lake County schools into a two district system or a single county unit continues. Voters previously favored two districts in some areas, while others opposed or favored the status quo. The plan now centers on a county unit proposal, aiming for economy, uniform tax levies, and broader educational equity if approved by the committee and voters.
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Jkoo
Mont
Bear Lake
State Committee On
County Board of Education
Bear Lake County
Amos B. Hulme
DUP Commemorates Fiftieth Anniversary of DUP in Bear Lake
The County company of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers with six county camps marked the 50th DUP anniversary at Emerson School gym in Park County. The program featured songs, solos, dramatization and dances, followed by remarks on school reorganization and the county unit plan's potential impact on Bear Lake County schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
DUP
Emerson — School
Pari
America
Chaplin
Gertrude Price
Hazel L. Peterson
Alice Blue
Hattie Vallentine
Emery Wellings
Alma Perkins
Jesse Dunn
Delilah Loveday
Ella Parker
Mina Perkina
Louisa Stephens
Miss Nielson
Oliver Holmes
Effie Hansen
Funeral Services for Judge William B Hoge
Funeral services for William B Hoge were held Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the Paris 1st ward chapel with Bishop Morris B Athay officiating. The service featured music by local quartets and soloists, readings, and remarks by church leaders. Interment followed at Paris Cemetery with grave dedication by William B Stuck. Matthews Mortuary arranged the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Hoge
Paris 1St Ward
Morris B. Athay
Sharp Matthews
God
Raymond Webb
Darlene Rich
Irene Wyler
Delwin Orr
Sherman B Lowe
Geraldine Hammond
Bishop Athay
Reed Lowe
Lester Armatage
Clarence M Rich
Father
Pres
Roy A Welker
James Olsen
J Wendell Stuck
Paris
William B Stuck
Matthews Mortuary
Paris Board of Health to Meet over School Opening Date
Paris City Board of Health calls a meeting in the city office for Saturday at 4 p.m to determine the opening date of Fielding High School and Independent District No 2 Emerson School. Cpl Wayne Porter returns from Ft Lewis on a 15 day furlough and invites all boys to visit him at the reception center.
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Paris City Board of Health
Fielding High School
Emerson School
Spencer H Rich
Pars
Cpl
Wayne Porter
Ft Lewis
Wash
Wayne
Induction List Cut Down By Defense Reduction
The Local Board reduced the April induction quota from five to three due to Defense Department cuts. Five registrants were ordered to report for induction on April 3 in Boise and three more to report for armed forces physicals on April 6 in Boise. Names include Boise Grant Pugmire Bridges Montpelier Max Richard Kulicke Paris Orsen Wm Hymas Jr Liberty Frank Wayne Steckler Bern Joseph Passey Lewis Paris Harold P Eborn Lanark Dean R Phelps Montpelier James Dale Grunig Montpelier Theodore S Crane Bennington. Local board member Mr W R Horning resigned March 31 1951 and was transferred to Burley. he had served for years as Game Conservation Officer in the Bear Lake area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Defense
Selective Service System
Boise Grant
Pugmire Bridges
Montpelier
Max Richard Kulicke
Paris
Orsen
Wm Hymas Jr
Horning
Bear Lake
Burley
Loueen Porter and Gordon Nutt Marry in Temple Ceremony
Loueen Porter daughter of Mr and Mrs Angus Porter of Paris and Gordon J Nutt son of Mrs Johanna Bucher of Paris married Monday March 26 in a double ring Logan Temple ceremony. The couple planned their home in Ogden and were escorted by family including Mr and Mrs Angus Porter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loueen Porter
Angus Porter
Paris
Gordon J Nutt
Johanna Bucher
Logan Temple
LaDell
Illa Porter
Waynne Nye
Ralph Sleight
Gerald Porter
Logan Love
Local residents track Sunday travel and family visits
Provo resident Albert Spencer spent Sunday and Monday in Paris. Miaa Mary King visits Logan relatives this week. Mr and Mrs Wm Stell and son visited A W Shepherd in Shelley. Mr and Mrs Charles Innes left for California. Mra Rayford Stevens travels to Arizona to stay with Paul Stevens. Miss Hattie Poulsen returned from Logan after major surgery. Fred Lewis arrived from Georgia for a week with his father Jesse Lewis. Frank Bolton, Ruby, Virginia Taylor, and Sarah Hoge spent weekend in Ogden and Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs Mirando Rich announced birth of a son to Owen Rich of Provo. Henry and Lowell Humpherys and son spent late last week in Salt Lake City and Ogden. Laud Ringel and Bruce Bryner left for Utah. Ringel will visit Logan, Ringel in Salt Lake City, Bryner in Price. Ralph Rich left for Detroit to buy a Chrysler and drive home in about 10 days. Mrs McKay Hymas and daughter of Tooele, Mrs L Adams and two daughters, and Mrs Lois Caldwell of Salt Lake City visit this week with E D Hymas. Scott Grandy of Eugene, Oregon, visited parents Peter and Mrs Grandy and left for St Petersburg, Pa., where Scott has been transferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laud Ringel
Bruce Bryner
Utah
Mr Ringel
Logan
Mrs Ringel
Salt Lake City
Mr. Bryner
Price
McKay Hymas
Tooele
Scott Grandy
Eugene
Oregon
Peter Grandy
St. Petersburg
Scott
Retiring Bear Lake Stake Presidency Honored April 12
A testimonial will honor the retiring Bear Lake Stake Presidency Thursday evening April 12 at 8 p.m. in the Tabernacle. The program is being arranged and the public is invited to attend.
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Bear Lake
Tabernacle
St Charles Woman Hazel Olsen Dies at Home
The St Charles community mourns Hazel Olsen who died Monday night at the home of her nephew and wife. Born August 5 1892 she was married to Parley Olsen in 1927 and had been active in Primary Mutual and Relief Society. Survived by sister Lanore Arnell Logan three brothers Ray LaMont Pugmire St Charles and Lionel Pugmire Yakima Washington. Funeral services held today at 1 pm in the St Charles ward chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
Hazel Olsen
Billie Pugmire
Parley Olsen
Logan Temple
Olsen
Hazel
Lanore Arnell
Logan
Ray and
LaMont Pugmire
St Charles
Lionel Pugmire
Yakama
Washington
St Charles Ward Chapel
Kraft Foods Urges Dairymen to Boost Milk Supply
Kraft Foods calls on dairymen to raise milk production now and plan larger increases for the future as national needs rise for cheese and other dairy products. R A Page notes demand will stay high amid defense needs, and plant modernization enables greater cheese production with added milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin Nelson
Kraft Foods Company
Nelson
Kraft
R. A Page
Page
Oor
Mrs Clark and kin visit Paria in Wyoming and Ohio
Mrs H B Clark formerly Thelma Lyon and her son Dennis Michael of Green River Wyoming spent last week from Wednesday to Sunday visiting Mr Clark's parents Mr and Mrs J W Lyon in Paria. Also with them was Mrs C W Scott of Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Clark
Thelma Lyon
Dennis Michael
Green River
Wyo
C. W. Scott
Cincinnati
Ohio
Clark
J. W. Lyon
Paria
Red Cross Paris Chapter Nears Fund Drive Goal
The Paris Red Cross chapter led by Cyril S Budge nears its $723 fundraising goal as ward chairmen report mixed results. Some wards met or exceeded quotas while overall totals may fall short, with a full report to follow. Donors not yet contacted may mail or leave donations with Ina Arnell at the county agent’s office.
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Red Cross
Cyril S. Budge
Paris
Fish Haven
Owen Stock
Ovid Russell Sorenson
Virginia Beck
Audrey Nielson
Eva Johnson
Mae Sorenson
Lanark
Warren Passey
Liberty
Stanley Morgan
Sharon
Thomas Lougee
Ina Arnell
St Charles Briefs Highlight Illnesses Travel and Local News
Mra Lizzie Keetch has been ill for a week but improving. Mr and Mrs Glenn Hulme visited town. Wm Hoge funeral attended in Paris. Ruth Pugmire working at post office while absent. Measles quarantines meant no church services. Several residents sought medical aid in Logan and Montpelier. Dusty Rose Carpets replaced the ward chapel carpet as fundraising successes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Wilkes
Logan
Tom Neilson
Ruth Pugmire
Fielding High School PTA to discuss Reorganization Plan
The Fielding High School PTA sponsors a panel on the School Reorganization Plan on Wednesday April 18 at 8 o'clock in the High School auditorium. The meeting is combined with the Emerson PTA with separate business sessions for officer elections Amos Hulme will moderate. Cyril Budge and Darwin Haddock speak for one phase while Lewis unk and Eldon Cook cover the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding High School Pta
Emerson Pta
Amos Hulme
Cyril Budge
Darwin Haddock
Lewis @unk
Eldon Cook
Livestock Disease Film Show Planned at Burgoyne Hotel
A colored sound film titled Disease, the Unhung Rustler will be shown at the Burgoyne Hotel in Montpelier on April 9 at 2 p.m. Sponsored by the Extension Service and a livestock disease control laboratory, the free screening invites all livestock producers and the public.
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Burgoyne Hotel
Montpelier
Extension Service
Livestock Disease Control Laboratories
Father and Son Named to Ward Bishoprics in Lorraine and Lanark
Lorraine Waillentine was sustained as Second Counselor in the Paria 2nd Ward Bishopric and Darwin Wallentine as Second Counselor in the Lanark Bishopric. Van Ness Wallentine of the Stake Presidency and Warren Passey of the High Council were released from their Bishoprics.
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Lorraine Waillentine
Darwin Wallentine
Lorraine
Paria
Darwin
Lanark
van Ness Wallentine
Warren Passey
Montpelier Man Edward Burgoyne Jr Dies at 66
Edward L Burgoyne Jr aged 66 died Friday morning at his Montpelier home from a heart attack. He was born December 4 1854 in Montpelier. He never married and left a farming and stock valuing career after LDS mission service. Survived by numerous Burgoyne siblings and half siblings from several states. Funeral held Monday at 1 p.m. in the Montpelier 3rd Ward chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Burgoyne Jr
Montpelier
Edward Lorenzo and
Jacobine Cederland Burgoyne
Fielding Academy
Paris
Brigham Young College
Provo
Salt Lake
Margaret Richards
Durham
N. H
Montpelier 3Rd Ward Chapel
Funeral Service for Hettie Caldwell Thompson
Mrs Lena Caldwell and Mrs Catherine Innes accompanied Mr and Mrs Warren Passey to Grace Monday for the funeral of Hettie Caldwell Thompson. The service reflected family ties and local attendance.
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Lena Caldwell
Catherine Innes
Warren Passey
Grace Monday
Hettie Caldwell Thompson
Demonstrations at Paris 2nd Ward Relief Society Meeting
Two demonstrations planned for April 10 in the Paris 2nd ward chapel at 2 PM. Rosa Lee Hansen will present Color in the Home. Paul R. Montrose and wife will demonstrate the Ironrite ironer. All women invited. a small gadget given to attendees. The Fine Arts Club met March 21 at Bernice Barnett’s home with Hilma Bateman reviewing Little Britches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris 2Nd Ward
Rosa Lee Hansen
Paul R. Montrose
Logan
Fine Arts Club
Bernice Barnett
Hilma Bateman
Ralph Moody
Louise Stock
Ruth Pugmire
Meryl Ward
Elaine Webb
Hattie Vallentine
Vera Haddock
Lille Lauritzen
Virginia Taylor
Anona Grandy
Blanche Piggott
Nancy Skousen
Howard Willoughby
Emigrant Summit snow survey shows above average depth
The Emigrant Summit Course near Gharon Idaho completed March 28 reports snow depth and water content above average for 1950 1949 and ten year average. Measurements were taken by Ranger Jay B Hann and Assistant Ranger Jesse Palm with state and federal officials using consistent sampling along a marked course.
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Nest
Gharon
Idaho
Jesse A. Palm
Bnow
Jay B. Hann
Jesse Palm
Parla
Don Grimes
Montpeler
J. G. Kennard
Soil Conservation Services
Montpelier
Grimes
Intermountain
Utah State
Forest Service
Honor Roll Eligibles and Local Social Notes
Ward reports list for stake honor roll eligibility with entries Paris 2nd Laketown Garden City Lanark Ovid Liberty Paris 1st Bloomington St. Charles Sharon Fish Haven. Mr and Mrs Lee Bunderson and boys visited St Charles. Sewing club met at Ida Ringel home with an oyster supper for Mrs Ringels birth anniversary. Attending guests included Mesdames Grace Smiley Martha Lewis Alvina Shepherd Leora Taylor Ruby Lewis Edna Bolton Verona Stevens Lucille Rogers Annie Price.
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YWMLA
Lsted
Paris
Laketown
Garden City
Lanark
Ovid Liberty
Bloomington
St. Charles Sharon Fish Haven
Ida Ringel
Mrs. Ringel
Méesdames Gracd Smiley
Martha Lewis
Alvina Shepherd
Leora Taylor
Ruby Lewis
Edna Bolton
Verona Stevens
Lucille Rogers
Annie Price
PMA Chairman warns against over buying farm supplies
Quince Rice warns that over buying equipment and twine for the 1951 defense driven farming effort could disrupt distribution and cause shortages. He notes farmers should buy only what they will use, as excess purchases may leave neighbors short of needed supplies for harvesting and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quince Rice
PMA
Rice
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mr. Rice
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Armed Forces
Gordon Nutt
Temple Mar
Albert Spencer
Miaa
Mary King
Wm Stell
Shelley
A W_ Shepherd
Charles Innes
California
Mra Rayford Stevens
Arizona
Paul Stevens
Fred Lewis
US Army
Georgia
Jesse Lewis
Frank Bolton
Ruby
Virgina Taylor
Sarah Hoge
Ogden
Mirando Rich
Owen Rich
Henry Humpherys
Lowell Humpherys
Ralph Rich
Detroit
Michigan
Chrysler
Kraft Foods
RED Cross Chapter
ST. Charles News
Mra
Lizzie Keetch
Glenn Hulme
Wm. B Hoge
Ray Rich
Farm Bureau
Pocatello
Avery Wixem
Leon Swenson
Lucy Pugmire
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Emery Welling
Theone Williamson
Alice Linford
Robert van Darlin
Glayde Erckson
Hannah Nelson
George Nelson
Coalville
Vern Boyer
Boyer
Mercy Nelson
Rex Arnell
Arnells
Kay
Lovina K. Linford
LDS
St. Charles Ward
Ward
PTA
L. D. S. Church Column
Mrs. Lee Bunderson
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