Potash Mine In Pot a’s Americ ae Canyon Plans Three Shift
Phate Mine operations near Pot a’s Americ ae Canyon announce a three five day week shift. A shaker drive unit and 130 by 24 foot conveyor will be installed to speed mucking. a three compartment drift toward the gray vein has been completed. John W. Long and Theron alt are among supervisors. Carlsbad engineer Theron alt and others arrive for a ten day visit to oversee progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PHATE
P. Healer
Pota
Americae Canyon
Raisd
John W. Long
Peadman
Maniva
Theronalt
R Billings
Potash Company
Erica
Death Notice of Chloe Frazier Siddoway in Oakley Utah
Chloe Frazier Siddoway 70 died Tuesday in a Utah hospital after heart trouble. Born Aug 31 1885 in Utah, a daughter of Marion Nency Richards Frazier she married Gale Siddoway on Feb. details of church work and civic clubs noted. Survived by husband Gale and children Frank Laketown Mrs Frank Bullock Coal Paris plus 18 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren.
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Chloe Frazier Siddoway
Utah
Marion Nency Richards Frazier
George Siddoway
Laketown
Frank
Park
Frank Bullock
Coal
Gale
Paris
Clarence Frazier
Cal
St Charles Hosts Evening Music Event April 14
Look and listen as roads guide residents to St Charles Lat for an April 14 evening concert featuring the Montpelier talent, a program sponsored by the St Charles Kitchen Committee.
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St Charles
Jeond
Montpelier
Were Sunday Visitors and School Festival Notes
LAKETOWN reports Sunday visitors at the Johnson home and Mrs Sheldon Austad. A “2 Little Spin” wedding anniversary salute honors partners. The Mia Music and Speech Festival Sunday night featured narrators Arlo Weston Farrell Johnson and Weston. Short talks by Mrs Harold Johnson Norma Gerald Alley and Mrs Lydia he. A chorus under Mrs Creek sang Lord is a Mighty God and other pieces. Accompanists included Mrs Hazel Weston and others. Dennis ent directed with Mrs Btevens Stake Muntie and Mrs Charles Wyler assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Dupe
Arlo Weston
Farrell Johnson
Weston
Harold Johnson
Norma Gerald Alley
Mra Lydia He
Mra. Creek
Hazel Weston
Aftonee
Dennisent
Btevens
Stake Muntie
Charles Wyler
DING ATTENDS SCFESTIVAL WITH CHORUS AND BAND
VHX students from Field BA Behoo participated in the festival on April 6 and 00 Saturday. The program featured nineteen ensemble numbers with names like Jea nD Giday and Maurine Athay. Performers included Melba Pugmire Clarinet quartet Nell Hart Mack Warner and Wayne Budge plus several pianists and vocal soloists. Ong ratings noted will affect the State Music results.
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VHX
Jeand Giday
Maurine Athay
Melba Pugmire
Nell @ Hart
Mack Warner
Margaret Budge
Bragg
Var Nual
Wayne Budge
Con Pallchaaly
Pat Patterson
Mary Jane
Anna Marie Ward
Plegott
Pian
Annette
Wprano
Valer
Jurgenist
Anna Marie U
Marlene Piggott
Fielding PTA Meeting on April 12 in High School Hall
The Fielding PTA invites parents students and patrons to an April 12 meeting in the high school auditorium. Mrs Wesley Baker cancer program chairman will present a film on Living Insurance followed by a physician talk and a Q and A. April is Cancer Control Month.
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The
Fielding Pta
Wesley Baker
County Cancer Program
PTA
Funeral services for Charles R. Terry held in Garden City
Funeral services for Charles Richard Terry of Redwood City California were held Tuesday April 3 at 2 p.m. in the Garden City ward chapel conducted by Bo Mitchell Sims with music by Singing Mothers and other local participants. He died March 29 in Gallatin Missouri after residing with his family since 1955. He was born April 2 1905 in Melbourne Missouri a WWII veteran and building contractor. He is survived by his widow two children his mother a stepfather two brothers and three sisters. Community notes mention relatives visiting and a Relief Society meeting in Paris with vegetable dishes and fibre flowers.
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Charles R. Terry
Garden City Ward
Bo Mitchell Sims
Bishop Sims
Father
Melinda Gibbons
Beatrice Cook
Ernest Woffinden
Layton
Utah
Mitchell Sims
Faye Floyd
Lurene Webb
Laketown
Merle Spence
Garden City
Mattie Price
Benediction
Kaa Cook
Clinton Tremelling
Everett Sims
Charles Richard Terry
Redwood City
Calif
Gallatin
Missouri
Melbourne
Sylvester
Sarah Werrin Terry
Chicago
Ill
Stella Sims
Beulah Tremelling Sims
Paris 1St Ward
Sybil Allred
Emerson Eighth Grade Presents Play and Program
Emerson School eighth grade under Beth West staged Wilbur's Honey by Donald Payton on Thursday and Friday April 6 at Fielding High. Cast includes Wilbur Maxwell Dan Rich Hercules Nelson Gerald Grimmett Betty Lou Maxwell Marilyn Lewis Bea Faye Peterson Rocky King Rex Law Connie Maxwell Linda Hart Mrs Maxwell Joan Hymas with stage managers Craig Wallentine and Gerald Wallentine. Reading, duets, piano solos, and Emerson Jazz Band performances highlighted the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson School
Beth West
Emerson
Fielding High
Wilbur
Donald Payton
Wilbur Maxwell
Atom Bomb
Dan Rich
Hercules Nelson
Wilbura Bosom
Gerald Grimmett
Betty Lou Maxwell
Wilburs
Marilyn Lewis
Bea
Bettys
Faye Peterson
Rocky King
Rex
Connie Maxwell
Linda Hart
Mrs Maxwell
Wilbur Joan Hymas
Maxwell
Craig Wallentine
Gerald Wallentine
Dorothy Nye
Linda Jurgensmeier
Linda Minson
Marie Ward
Myrna Armatage
John Jaussi
Fay Nichols
Larry Michel
Craig Vallentine
Association Pays Dividends to Cache Valley Dairymen
The Cache Valley Breeding Association announces dividend checks totaling 30 7400 to members. Arthur Shirley, chairman, says Bear Lake unit technicians Eldon Mattson and Lev Dorney will distribute checks totaling 80500 to dairymen. Since 1948 the cooperative has 179000 for dividends, 62000 already returned. The current payout covers 1952 surplus earnings. in 1992 the association bred 34000 cows, yielding 90c per cow returned to dairymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache Valley
Arthur Shirley
Bear Lake
Farmers Cooperative
Eldon Mattson
Lev Dorney
Paris man receives honorary state farmer degree at Idaho FFA banquet
Mr Van Ness Wallentine of Paris is honored with the Idaho Association’s highest honor the Honorary State Farmer degree at an Idaho FFA banquet in Pocatello. He has supported Fielding Vocational Agriculture as an advisory member aided the program’s success and his sons Max Robert and Booth also hold state farmer degrees.
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van Ness Wallentine
Paris
Idaho Association
Wallentine
Idaho Ffa
Pocatello
FRA
Farmers of American
Fielding Vocational Agriculture
Fielding
Vallentine
Idaho Cattlemen's Association
Idaho Farm Bureau
Near Lake Fair Board
Max
Robert
Booth
Electronics Plant Planned in Thayne Wyoming
The Star Valley Electronics Corporation led by C Richard Evans of Honolulu and Glenn C Miller of Thayne will convert the former Star Valley Swiss Cheese Co. building to manufacture electronics for major manufacturers. Production aims for October with up to 100 jobs within a year.
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Star Valley Electronics Corporation
C Richard Evans
Honolulu
Hawaii
Glenn C Miller
Thayne
Wyo
Star Valley Swiss Cheese Co
Evans
Miller
Star Valley
89 ers Club Dinner in Montpelier to Promote Highway 89
Bear Lake 89 ers Club will hold a dinner meeting Monday evening April 23 at the Burgoyne Hotel in Montpelier. Tickets are 165 dollars per plate, sold in advance to promote Highway 89 and Bear Lake Valley, announced club president Mark G Pagmire.
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Bear Lake Basin
Burgoyne Hotel
Montpelier
Bear Lake Valley
Mark G Pagmire
Amelia C Beckstrom Dies at Montpelier
Amelia Carlsen Beckstrom age 86 of Montpelier died Friday after a long illness. Born in Sweden March 14 1870 she came to the United States in 1898 and lived in Montpelier 58 years. Surviving are daughters Mrs Oren Campbell Portland Oregon and Mrs L S Wedel Montpelier a sister two grandsons and four great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday at the Montpelier Community Church. Rural burial followed in Montpelier cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Carlsen Beckstrom
Montpelier
Sweden
United States
Herman Beckstrom
Oren Campbell
Portland
Oregon
Mra L. S Wedel
Fielding FFA Chapter Attends State Convention
The Fielding Chapter of Future Farmers of America earned the Superior Award at the Idaho State Convention in Pocatello, qualifying for the National Chapter contest in Kansas City. Members on the parliamentary team included Booth Vallentine and Jay Johnson, among others, with Johnson and Neil Morgan winning door prizes and Glen Humpherys earning a bronze scrap book medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Humpherys
Future Farmers of America
Pocatello
Kansas City
Booth Vallentine
Jay Johnson
Morrell Bunderson
Blake Hart
Glade Hymas
Robert Stocker
Robert Transtrum
Richard Ward
Neil Morgan
Door Prises
Glen
Fielding
Jerry Trucek
Conrad Michaelson
Robert Stucker
Ronald Morgan Glade Hymas
Taft Miller
Glen Humpherya
Paris Red Cross chapter trails quota in drive
The Paris Chapter of the American Red Cross is well short of its 730 dollar quota. Reports from chapter secretary Mrs Norma Roghaar show six of eight reporting communities contributing 862.76. Completed drives include Fish Haven 1.25, St Charles 80.55, Paris 1st 65.00, Paris 2nd 110.88, Lanark 0.10, Libry Sharon 45.0, while Bloomington and Ovid have not yet reported.
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Paris
American Red Cross
Mirs
Norma Roghaar
Fish Haven
St. Charles
Eee
Lanark
Sharon
Wee
Bloomington
Ovid
Ivin Schmid Returns From Mission to South Africa
Ivin T. Schmid son of Mr and Mrs Robert Schmid of Bern returned home last week from a two year mission in South Africa He left Capetown March 2 for England traveled to Germany met his brother David with the U S Air Force the brothers spent days together visiting Paris and Switzerland birthplace of their father Berg Am Irchel Ct Zuerich Ivin sailed from Europe to the United States aboard the Queen Elizabeth
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Ivin T. Schmid
Robert Schmid
Bern
South Africa
Ivin
Capetown
England
Germany
David
U. S. Air Force
Paris
France
Switzerland
Berg Am. Irchel Ct. Zuerich
Europe
United States
Mary Ann Speirs Dies at Montpelier
Mary Ann Hilton Speirs age 76 of Montpelier died Saturday in a hospital. Born November 17, 1879 in Salt Lake City to David Allen and Margaret Burt Hilton, she married William A. Speirs August 6, 1903 in Salt Lake City. Survived by husband Frank H. Speirs of Montpelier Mable Hoskins of Blackfoot three sisters and six grandchildren funeral held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Montpelier fourth ward chapel Matthews Mortuary in charge.
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Mary Ann Hilton Speirs
Montpelier
Salt Lake City
David Allen
Margaret Burt Hilton
Willam A. Speirs
Frank H. Speirs
Mable Hoskins
Blackfoot
Henry Stoker
Ira Stoker
George Nelson
Salt Lake
Montpelier 4Th Ward
Matthews Mortuary
Bear Lake County Farm Bureau Directors Meet at Montpelier Hall
The Bear Lake County Farm Bureau Board gathered Monday evening in Montpelier City Hall. Amber Goebel met with members seeking support for the special milk program in schools. The board agreed to award four 4-H and FFA exhibitors at the Bear Lake County Fair this year.
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Bear Lake
State Farmer Degree Awarded to Booth Vallentine
Booth Vallentine of the Fielding Chapter received the State Farmer degree at the FFA Convention in Pocatello. The honor, limited to about two percent of members, reflects scholarship leadership and supervised farming projects. He also competed in the State Public Speaking contest with a talk titled Let's Face It and Fight It.
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Booth "Vallentine
Fielding
FFA
Pocatello
Booth
Ellen Jensen Dillen Dies in California
Death announced for Ellen Jensen Dillen who passed away March 30 in Los Angeles where she had been an invalid for years. Survived by widowed daughter Annie Buchell, a brother Ola Jensen and sister Ida Jensen Windlay of St. Charles. Born in Sweden she came to the United States at age 11 with her parents and settled in St. Charles. She and husband John Dillen once ran a grocery and hardware store in St. Charles before moving to California.
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St. Charlen
Ellen Jensen Dillen
Los Angeles
Calif
Annie Buchell
Wool Payment To Be Divided Among Lamb Owners
The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee reports new wool incentive payments starting April 1. Wool and lamb payments will be divided among lamb owners who held animals at least 30 days, changing from the previous year’s rule. Also notes small spring lamb crop and mentions local community notices and personnel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Georgetown Citizens Oppose Idaho Highway By-Pass Plan
A letter from 26 Georgetown residents to Governor Smylie challenges a 550000 by-pass project. They argue the McCammon Idaho Falls and Pocatello to American Falls corridors need four lanes before such construction, citing low through-traffic and potential waste.
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Paris Post
Georgetown
Robert E. Smylie
Smylie
Idaho Board of Highway Directors
McCammon
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
American Falls
Bloomington social notes feature visits and club meeting
Mr and Mrs Burton Payne returned to Bloomington after three months in Bancroft. Idaho Falls residents Mr and Mrs Robert Berntson, Pocatello couple Mr and Mrs Seeei Piggott, and Mrs Esth Barker of St Charles visited Blanche Piggott. The Friendly Club met April 2 at Alma Findlay’s home with cohostess Mrs Otis Bateman. attendees included Mr and Mrs George Piggott, Bryan Haddock, Georges Painter, Victor Reese, Delora Nelson, George Ward, Otis Bateman, and the Findlays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Payne
Bancroft
Robert Berntson
Idaho Falls
Seeei Piggott
Pocatello
Esth
George Piggott
Bryan Haddock
Georges Painter
Victor Reese
Delora Nelson
George Ward
Otis Bateman
Findlay
Resumed Work On Highway 89 Reconstruction
The W. W. Clyde Construction Company restarted highway 89 work from St Charles through Paris after a winter pause. About 25 workers clear stumps, build culverts, and fence rights of way while maintenance crews ready equipment. The surfaced stretch is planned for completion by next fall. The Bluebird girls from Paris 2nd ward met with teacher Mrs. George Parker on April 7 for a Happy Day with bingo prizes and refreshments.
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W. W. Clyde Construction Company
St Charles
Paris
Bluebird
Paris 2Nd Ward
Sandra Roghaar
Jackie Vallentine
Diane Wyler
Bonnie Vallentine
Nadine Eborn
Claudia Beck
JoAnn Taylor
Mery Budge
George Parker
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Oakley, Utah
Laketown News
Sheldon Austad
Johnson Home
Ding
Ffhursday
Chas
Terry
Earl Hemmert
Conda
Peter Hemmert
Lyle Gertsch
Idaho
Falla
Mrs
Smith Gertsch
Peter Grandy
Lee Bundersyn
Camp Lifton
Alvin Curless
Don Nye
Deon Orr
Harris Gilbert
Elwood Parker
Mrs. D. BE. Haddock
Mr.Haddock
DUP
O. H Grimmett
Mesa
Ariz
James Whinham
Orden
Louisa Grimmett
Ralph Rich
Clair
Mary Ann West
Mary Jane Rich
Ara. Rich
Galt Lake
Mra
Lloyd Passey
Johnnie
Tearle Athay
D C Rich
Grant Rich
Jolene
Keith Chase
Bountiful
Association
Thayne, Wyoming
Ers Club
Amelia C. Beckstrom
Ivin Schmid
Mary Ann Speirs
County Farm Bureau Board of Directors
California
Russell Athay
Logan
Clifford G. Price
Oh Salt Lake
Mrs. Wm. Stell
A. W. Shepherd
Jim Stevens
Alfred Rogers
Larry Spencer
Spencers
J . Hesler
Bear Lake Hospital
Wills Hemmert
Edwards Air Base
Pete Hemmert
Willis Hemmert
Willis
Air Force
Olive Roberts
Theressa Rich
Maurine Pulley
Leone Loveland
Juanita Loveland
Elva Satterthwaite
Pearl Bateman
Nora Haddock
Hattie Vallentine
Rhea Btucki
Fern Beck
Leora Taylor
Maud Carlsen
Ruth Hymas
Grace Smedley
Lillian Beck
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