Idaho Opens Waters For Salmon River Steelhead River Fishing
The Game Department announces spring opening of streams in Idaho for all trout and steelhead fishing from April 15 to October 31. Salmon River upstream to Upper Falls and Wildhorse Creek will allow steelhead and trout, with Bay Steelhead over 18 inches limited to two per day. In Clearwater and Lochsa regions, open waters extend to Lochsa confluence, with hourly limits and a 4 am to 10 pm fishing window. Licenses for 1950 are now available at vendors.
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Lochsaay
South Fork Earwater
Wate
Idaho
Seminary plans student entertainment and graduation details
Bear Lake Seminary announces an evening entertainment for Montpelier Bancroft Grace and other students on April 21 at 8 o clock in the Bear Lake Tabernacle. Graduation applications total forty one with exercises set for May 9 at the temple and a planned trip to the Logan Temple for work for the dead on April 15, part of yearly student temple work and visits.
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Bear Lake Semmaking
Montpelier
Ringa
Bancroft
Grace
Bear E Tabernacle
Paris
Logan Temple
Ed Pianist to Concert Dolph Friday
Johannesen a brilliant young pianist to appear in concert at Randolph Utah on April 14. In short years he has risen to meteoric prominence as one of the leading pianists of today. Trained under Mabel Borg and Robert Casadduas, he has performed worldwide. Concert will begin promptly.
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Johannesen
Acle
Randolph
Utah
Mabel Borg Tened
Robert Casaddiuas
Pople
Bear Lake Valley
Crcert
Laketown Man Injured After Auto Strikes Him in Creek
Henry Earley of Laketown was seriously injured when a car struck him on the highway near Big Creek Monday night of last week. He was thrown into the creek, recovered, and taken to Bear Lake Hospital in Montpelier with multiple fractured ribs a broken foot severe shock and other injuries. He was reported recovering satisfactorily.
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Laketown
Henry Earley
Big Creek
Bear Lake
Montpelier
Albert Bacon 76 Georgetown Resident Dies
Albert Bacon 76 of Georgetown died Monday morning. Born July 18 1873 in Pleasant Grove Utah he moved to Georgetown in 1875 and farmed and raised stock. He served as Bishop of the Georgetown ward for eight years. Survivors include four daughters two sons fourteen grandchildren. Funeral services are today at 2 pm in the Georgetown ward chapel.
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Albert Bacon
Georgetown
Francis
Elizabeth Simpson Bacon
Pleasant Grove
Utah
Albert
F . Lee
Glenns Ferry
L. W. Tanner
Montpelier
Lloyd C Dunn
W. N Bourne
Soda Springs
Myron A. Bacon
Conda
Eldred R. Bacon
Georgetown Ward Chapel
St Charles Community Notes Social and Health Updates
Local residents attended the LDS conference in Salt Lake City and a farewell party in Liberty for Elder Doyle Morgan. Arch Gardner, grandson of the late Jacob Michaelson, died at his home in Afton Wyoming. Many neighbors are reported ill or improving, with hospital stays, travel to doctors, and family care noted across St Charles and nearby towns.
Stake Mia Speech Drama Festival Planned for April 18
The Stake MIA will present its Speech and Drama Festival Tuesday evening April 18 at 8 o clock in the Fielding High School auditorium. Admission is free. The program includes plays Retold Story and Orchids for Margaret, musical readings, debates, and shared performances by students from Paris Lanark Bloomington Ovid Garden City Laketown St Charles and Liberty wards.
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Stake Mia
Fielding High School
Mutual
Margaret’ Paris
Lanark Gleaner Girls
Ovid
Bloomington
Lorna Lewis
Paris Second Ward
Ruth Stock
Fish Haven
Darleen Booth
Garden City Ward
Arlo Weston
Farewell Party Honors Elder Doyle Morgan
A large crowd gathered Monday night to honor Doyle Morgan before his Sunday departure for training and mission work in England. The program featured prayers, vocal solos, readings, talks by Doyle’s grandfather George Saunders and Bp. W Matthews, and remarks from Alma Poulsen with dancing to close the evening.
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Liberty
Doyle Morgan
Doyle
England
Wallace Brown
Irish Sea
Emery Welling
Mrs Welling
Ernest Allred
Thomas Waterlaus
Lylis Shepherd
George Saunders
BP. W . Matthews
Alma ‘Poulsen
Fielding High School Play "Its a Long Lane" April 26
Fielding High School will present its school play Its a Long Lane for the public on Wednesday evening April 26 at 8 pm Two special matinee performances will be given on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons for elementary and high school students Lou Jean Morgan and Keith Pass ey have lead roles with Libby Anderson Nelda Lewis Edwin Roberts Wendon Nye Ravenna Floyd Renee Roberts and Lynn Budge in the cast Arlo Price is stage manager Colleen Stock promoter Mr Bryner and Mrs Skousen are directing
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Fielding High School
Lou Jean Morgan
Keith Passey
Libby Anderson
Nelda Lewis
Edwin Roberts
Wendon Nye
Ravenna Floyd
Renee Roberts
Lynn Budge
Arlo Price
Colleen Stock
Bryner
Local and Personal News Highlights from Area Residents
Local and personal notes report Mrs David Collings visiting Butte with her husband who works there. Ernest Hymas and Russell Athay families visited Salt Lake, with Mrs Albert Spencer visiting Logan. Susanne Janasi returned from Moscow after two months with her son Harold’s family. Allen Ipsen and Eugene Grimes Jr visited their mother at a Pocatello hospital. Free Sewing Machine Demonstration at Lee Ann Shop in Paris on Thursday April 13 at 7 30 pm. Nolan Davies of Grand Junction with Janet Collings spent the weekend with his parents in Logan. Walter Lewis returned from Provo after attending a farewell for grandson Kay L. Baker bound for the Texas Louisiana mission field. Lewis stayed ten days with daughter’s family. Ned Clayton of Magna Utah visited Easter with Annie Clayton and relatives, with Annie accompanying them to Salt Lake Sunday. Literary club met April 5 at Pauline Cox’s home. Rosa Lee Hansen reviewed The Way West by A B Guthrie Jr. Attendees included Lillie Lauritzen Ethel Jensen Amy Athay Virginia Taylor Jean Grimmett Lillias Grimmett Bertha Hoge Lucille Crawford and guests Rosa Lee Hansen Madge Weber Hattie Valentine Maxine Dustin and hostess Pauline Cox.
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David Collings
Butte, Mont
Ernest Hymas
Salt Lake
Russell Athay
Albert Spencer
Logan
Susanne Janasi
Moscow
Harold
Allen Ipsen
Eugene Grimes Jr
James Bruce
Pocatello
Lee Ann
Paris
Nolan Davies
Grand Junction
Colo
Janet Collings
Walter Lewis
Provo
Kay L. Baker
Texas-Louiisiana
Lewis
Bertha Hoge
Lucille Crawford
Rosa Lee Hansen
Madge Weber
Hattie Vallentine
Maxine Dustin
Pauline Cox
One of Bear Lake's Oldest Ladies Celebrates 91st Birthday
Easter Sunday in Garden City honors Amanda Pope known as Polly born April 9 1859 in Bountiful Utah. She and Robert Pope raised a large family and she has served as a church and community leader with 17 grandchildren 45 great grandchildren and 17 great great grandchildren. Her Camp Amanda at Garden City bears her name.
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Garden City
Amanda Pope
Polly
Robi
Flora Ann Simmons Calder
Bountiful
Utah
Rich County
Randolph
Idaho
George
Dave Calder
Lawrence Muir
Rozella Smith
Fish Haven
Lucy Wilcox
Montpelier
Ruby Berry
Idaho Falla
Amanda Lorraine Calder
Robert Alexander Pope
Endowment House
Salt Lake City
Bert
Royal
Celia
Edith
Pope
Gladys
Relief Society
MIA
Amanda
Daughters of Utah Pioneera
Gladys Pope
Edith Whittington
Royal Pope
Lovina Pope
Celia Langford
Burnell Whittington
Idaho Colleges to Present Concerts at FHS
Three Idaho colleges schedule spring concerts at Fielding High School free to the public. The University of Idaho Vandaliers, a 60 voice mixed chorus, performs Friday April 14 at 10 a.m. The Idaho State College A Cappella choir performs Tuesday April 18 at 9 a.m. Madrigal Singers of Ricks College at Roxburg are tentatively scheduled.
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Idaho
Fielding High School
University of Idaho Vandaleers
FHS
Idaho State College
Madrigal Singers
Ricks College
Roxburg
George Sleight Dies Saturday Morning in Paris
Thomas George Sleight age 82 died at his Paris home after months of ill health. Born June 6, 1888 in Sharon he was among Sharon's early homesteaders and lived in Paris 30 years. Survived by widow Emily Miles and children Seymour, Karl, Raymond, Ralph, and Mrs Spencer Shortridge plus 16 grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral held Tuesday in the Paris 2nd ward chapel with local church officials presiding.
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Thomas George Sleight
Paris
Mr. Sleight
Sharon
Thomas
Mary Wixom Sleight
Sleight
Emily Miles
Seymour G. Sleight
Woods Cross
Utah
Karl Sleight
Raymond Sleight
Ralph M. Sleight
Spencer Shortridge
Albany
New York
Orson Sleight
Burley
Richard Sleight
Smithfield
Frances Bunn
Alice Sleight
Viola Sleight
Hyrum Grimmett
Aberdeen
City Purchases New Road Maintainer
The City purchased an Allis-Chalmers Road Patrol for street maintenance. The machine was put to use immediately and handles the job well. Citizens say it was money well spent by city officials after years of needed upgrades.
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Allis-Chalmers
PTA to Install Officers at Emerson Meeting
The April PTA meeting will be held on Wednesday April 18 at Emerson school. The Emerson school band will perform and a film on Holland will be shown. New officers will be installed.
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PTA
Emerson School
Local residents and visitors visit over Easter week
Mr and Mrs Ralph Rich travel to Salt Lake from Friday to Tuesday. Mrs Stanley Arnell and two children from Pocatello visit with Mrs Cassie Innes. Junior Hoge of Orfinio arrives for vacation with his parents. Many relatives visit Montpelier and Basin areas for Easter. Dean Vaterlaus departs from Logan to Stockton with USAC debate squad en route to a College of the Pacific event.
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Dean Vaterlaus
E. W. Vaterlaus
Montpelier
Logan
Stockton
California
Dean
USAC
College of the Pacific
University of Utah
Salt Lake
Wallentine Receives State Farmer Degree in Boise
Robert Wallentine, a Fielding High School junior in Vocational Agriculture, received the State Farmer Degree in Boise on April 1. The honor is limited to about two percent of Future Farmers of America members. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Van Ness Wallentine of Parle and has served as an FFA officer and managed purebred Hereford cattle projects.
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Robert Wallentine
Fielding High School
Boise
Future Farmers of America Organization
Robert
van Ness Wallentine
Parle
FFA
Farewell Party for James Linford of St Charles
A farewell party will honor James Linford of St Charles at 8 o clock Saturday night. James son of Mrs Alice P Linford and the late George C Linford was born April 1 1924 in St Charles and educated there. He served in the U S Navy for two years in World War II and attended USAC at Logan, affiliated with Lambda Delta Sigma. He plans to enter the Mission Home in Salt Lake April 17 and sail May 2 from New York aboard the SS Oslofjord for field work in Norway.
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St. Charles Ward
James Linford
James
Alice P. Linford
George C. Linford
St. Charles
St. Charles District
Fielding High
U. S. Navy
USAC
Logan
Lambda Delta Sigma
Salt Lake
New York
Oslofjord
Norway
Fisher Haven Community Notes Bring Visitors and Easter Events
Fish Haven and nearby towns report a string of visitors and gatherings. C C Shirley, Eldon Cook, Stock family guests attend conference events. new MIA officers begin April 4. Easter visits include Neiderhauser and Loveland families. Stalder and Jorgensen households host relatives. Community parties recognize Vera Kearl’s birthday while First Aid classes convene in Paris. Easter program features poems and songs from local youngsters.
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Fish Haven
C. C. Shirley
Goff Stalder
Harl Pugmire
Georgie Findlay
Pocatello
Gloria Stock
Ray Stock
Colleen
Mary Ann
Connie Francom
Randy
Francom
Nampa
Eldon Roberts
Donovan Howell
Mate Neiderhauser of
Logan
O'dell Smith
Don Erickson
Charles Beyeler
Vera Kearl
Grant Findlay
Earl Pugmire
Beryl Loveland
Larry Loveland
Nazareth
Laurel Pope
John Nelson
Willians
Bea
Paris Red Cross fund drive ends with near five hundredraised
The Paris chapter of the Red Cross reports the fund drive closing with a total of 499.90 contributed by local communities Fish Haven St Charles Bloomington Paris Ovid Lanark Liberty Sharon and more. A list of workers who helped solicit funds is provided including Mrs Ray Stock Dir Louise Stock Vera Kearl Winonah Shirley Georgie Findlay Carol Howell Jennie Pugmire Helen Smith Fern Pope Ruth Stock and many others. Mr and Mrs Walter Bird visited Salt Lake City for a dinner honoring two missionaries including Mr Bird who helped convert Mr Young’s England family.
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Paris
Eugene ‘Roberts
Fish Haven
St. Charles
Bloomington
Ovid
Lanark
Liberty
Ray Stock
Louise Stock
Vera Kearl
Winonah Shirley
Georgie Findlay
Carol Howell
Jennie Pugmire
Helen Smith
Fern Pope
Ruth Stock
Mra
Landon Pugmire
V. L. Pugmire
Ada Pugmire
Vidella Booth
Velma Wilkes
Lila Michaelson
Opal K. Pugmire
Beverly Arnell
Blaine
Grant Bateman
Vera Haddock
Meryl Ward
Joyce Madsen
Leora Reese
Pearl Patterson
Cleone Payne
Paria
Ralph Roghast
Delwin Orr
Edna Law
Mepnda Wyler
Jeanine Parker
Leora Trawford
Rite—Hedadock
Louise Stucki
LaWana Nelson
Velma Hansen
F. Leslie Bolton
Hive Passey
Marie Armatays
Alice Hansen
Dene Vellentine
Price Taylor
Mary Bolton
Helen Parker
The
Norman Roberts
Chairmean
Seavee Teaeeerewene
Nancy Thompson Earns Fourth Piano Honor at Idaho Junior Music Festival
Nancy Thompson of Pocatello and Franklin Junior High earned a superior piano rating at the Idaho State College Junior Music Festival in Pocatello. This marks her fourth consecutive such honor. She is an honor student, Girl’s Council member, and orchestra participant, studied piano with Mrs. J. H. Brinks, with performances across radio stations and LDS church events.
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Misa
Nancy Thompson
Andrew S. Thompson
Pocatello
Idaho State College
Miss Thompson
Nancy
Franklin Junior High School
J. H. Brinks
Pocatallo
Hyt ‘Rum Thompson
Blessington
Dern
Nancy Illvid
St. Charles
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ST. Charles News
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Bob W Allred
Arch Gardner
Jacob Michaelson
St Charles
Afton
Nephi Michaelson
Lila
Audrey Michaelson
Albert Arnel
Alma Barker
Orlean Arnell
Ogden Dee Hospital
Alvirus Arnell
Avon Arnell
Fagon Pusmire
Shirley Cleveland
Bear Lake Hospital
Alvin Peterson
Idaho Falls
Harry Benson
Shelley
Annie Clark Mecham
Gary Johnson
Rozell Hale
Matthew Pugmire Ia
Mark
Bill Pugmire
Leo Madrid
J. E. Negus
Elmont Michaelson
Tom Nellsaons
Kutt
Hilding Anderson
Apent
Alice Linford
DDS
Stanley Brewe
Elden
George Nelson
Claude Williamson
Montpellier
Hannah Nelson
Ogden
Mattson
St Charles Ward
Idaho Colleges
George Sleight
Ralph Rich
Stanley Arnell
Cassie Innes
Junior Hoge
Orfinio
Ezra Hoge
Charlene Bird
Weyn Bird
Hyde Sr
Basalt
James Dunn
Jennie Rich
Kate Rich
Eugene Rich
Ashton
Emma Clayton
Arthur Clayton
Owen Shepherd
Milford Shepherd
Glen Caldwell
Warren Caldwell
Lena Caldwell
W. Smith Hoge
John Hoge
Fred G. Klinke
Red ‘Theraday
Farmer
Darrell Eborn
Albert Miller
Veda Roberts
Idell King
Dennis Carlson
Doris Gambling
Walter Bird
Thomas Young
Mr. Bird
Mr. Young
Mrs. Bird
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