Carl Clark Dies Sunday in Logan Hospital
Carl Clark 34 of St. Charles died Sunday at 1 30 p m in Budge hospital Logan after a weeklong illness He was born July 29 1913 son of Josiah H and Ida Marie Nelson Clark He married Della Jeppeson and left three children Jack Della Ruth and Carl Andrew plus his parents a sister and other relatives Funeral services will be Thursday at 1 p m in the St Charles ward chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Clark
St. Charles
Budge
Logan
Carl
Josiah H
Ida Marie Nelson Clark
Fielding High
Paris
A.C
BYU
Provo
Della Jeppeson
Jack
Della Ruth
Carl Andrew
Josiah Clark
Patience Stewart
Wilhelmina Nelson
Hannah Nelson
St. Charles Ward Chapel
County Supt Explains Laws Governing Schools
County Superintendent Weldon Grandy reviews new state school laws enacted during the recent legislative session. Reorganization and consolidation affect district classes, financing, certification, salaries, and transportation. Plans call for county and state planning committees to oversee district reorganizations with elections by 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Paris
Weldon& Grandy
Peabody Survey Commission
Board of Trustees
State Board of Education
Contietloner
Operatin Planning Board
County Planning Board
County Planning Committee
County Supt. of Schools
State Planning Committee
Bes
Grant Grandy and son arrive for indefinite stay
Mr and Mrs Grant Grandy and their son of San Pedro California arrived Saturday for an indefinite stay at the local residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Mires
Grant Grandy and Son
San Pedro, Calif
Seaman Bruce Smart Serving Aboard Minelayer Terror
John Bruce Smart a first class seaman son of Juanita W Smart of Paris Idaho is serving aboard the minelayer USS Terror. He entered the Naval service in June 1946 and trained at the Naval Center in San Diego California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bruce Smart
Juanita W Smart
Paris
Idaho
Smart
Naval Service
Naval Center
San Diego
Calif
Last Day for Voter Registration Ahead of City Election
City clerk reports registration closes Saturday April 19 for the upcoming city election. With no opposition in candidates, eligibility hinges on prior voting and active registration. Voters unsure of eligibility should contact the city clerk. election is next Tuesday at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Smith Hoge
Court House
Fielding School Board Announces Closing Date
The Rural High School District No 1 board set the closing date for May 16 at its April 14 meeting. Commencement is May 15 with final reports and equipment checks on May 16. The term was shortened by one week to aid spring work and reduce prolonged student absences.
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Board of Trustees of
Rural High School
Diphtheria Vaccine Drive For Children By PTA and Legion
The American Legion Auxiliary and the PTA sponsor a diphtheria vaccine program. Dr. Spencer H. Rich administers shots at $1.50 per child with serum provided by the sponsors. Eligible pre school children may also receive the vaccine. He will be at Fish Haven, St. Charles, Bloomington, Paris, Liberty and Sharon elementary schools on specified Friday and Monday mornings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
PTA
Spencer H. Rich
Rich
Fish Haven
St. Charles
Bloomington
Paris
Liberty
Sharon
Local and Personal News From Paris Idaho Area
Local society notes recount visits and family events across Paris and nearby towns. Names include Russell Nate, Maria Cole, Rhea Nelson, Sargant Rich, Otto Bucher family, Ivan Beck, Clarence Cook, Dean Cook, Dan Jensen, Burt Gladhill, Hila Briggs, Charles Innes, Ralph Rich, Carrie Passey, Milford Passey, Lester Bunderson, Mirando Rich, Ella Brigga, Dave and Frank Bolton, Bear Lake hospital birth, and Saint Charles homes.
Dragline Loaned to Bear Lake Farmers
A half yard dragline is made available to the Bear Lake Soil Conservation District to aid cooperating farmers this spring. District Supervisors Wm. J. Hunter Peter Nielson Silas L. Wright Parley Buehler and Eldon Cook will handle requests by noting location work type and job size. The dragline will be assigned to the most urgent tasks and then moved to another southern Idaho district after Bear Lake completes its schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Police Chief Clarifies New Driver License Rules
State Police Superintendent Alton P. Bunderson explained the new license law causing confusion. Licenses expire on the first birthday after March 6, 1947, and are valid for two years from issue. New licenses cost fifty cents, renewals one dollar, and chauffeur licenses cost two dollars renewed annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton P. Bunderson
Bunderson
Audrey Monson Hosts Friday Bridge Club Event
Mrs Hann earned high score as Audrey Monson entertained the Friday Afternoon Bridge club last week. Following play, refreshments were served to Mesdames Orlean Innes, Dortha Hann, Dorothy Tueller, Emma Shepherd, Bertha Hoge, Ethel Jensen, Inez Tunks, and Dorothy Varner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Monson
Mrs Hann
Mesdames Orlean Innes
Dortha Hann
Dorothy Tueller
Emma Shepherd
Bertha Hoge
Ethel Jensen
Inez Tunks
Dorothy Varner
Fielding High School elects officers for new year
Fielding High School held a student body election on Wednesday April 16 to pick officers. Nominating assembly on April 9 offered two candidates per office. Winners were Reed Jensen president Murray Matthews vice president Nola Matthews secretary Larry Poulson treasurer and Elaine Jensen historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding High School
Reed Jensen
Murray Matthews
Nola Mtthews
Larry Poulson
Elaine Jensen
Mrs Dale Lauritzen Honored at Tea
Mrs Dale Lauritzen was honored at a tea hosted by Mrs S Lauritzen on a Wednesday last week. The table featured a linen cutwork cloth, pink and white centerpiece with snapdragons and ribbons, cut glass candle holders, and pink candles. The bride wore a white wedding gown with a net train, with attendants Donna Bridges Ramon a Stephens Norma Jean Grandy, and servers Bertha Hoge Lillias Grimmett Ethel Jensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Lauritzen
S. Lauritzen
Donna Bridges
Ramona Stephens
Norma Jean Grandy
Bertha Hoge
Lillias Grimmett
Ethel Jensen
Grace. Heap
Alice Hansen
ACP Sign-Up Deadline Set for First of May
May 1 is the last day for Bear Lake county farmers and ranchers to sign up to cooperate in the 1947 Agricultural Conservation program. J R Pugmire notes that some have filed farm plans, but others may be disappointed if not filed on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
J R. Pugmire
ACA
Fielding High Names Valedictorian and Salutatorian
The Fielding High School Scholarship Committee names Leaha Dunford valedictorian and Gwen Miller salutatorian in a class of 43. They receive the Wm L. Rich award and scholarships if they attend college, plus citation and name engraving on a plaque. Other seniors will also get citations and awards at the May 12, 1947 ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding High School
Grandy
Rich
Hugene Hart
Leaha Dunford
Gwen Miller
Wm L. Rich
Ward Stake Softball League Opens With Four Games
The Ward Softball League of Bear Lake Stake opened Saturday with four games. The Laketown Garden City match was postponed due to incomplete organizing plans. Teams showed little practice as results listed include Laketown St Charles Bloomington Paris Liberty and Lanark Paris Sharon Eye Garden City and Ovid.
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Ward
Bear Lake
Laketown
Garden City
St. Charles Bloomington
Paris
Liberty
Lanark
Sharon Eye
Ovid
St Charles
Bloomington
Sharon
St. Charles
Ovid Liberty Paris
Laketown Ceeeeeses
Liberty Paris
Sharon Bloomington
Garden City Paris
Ovid Bloomington
Liberty Laketown
Lanark St. Charles
Ovid Liberty
Ovid Laketown
Sharon Wrabesenceseree
Ae Bloomington
St. Charles Ovid Liberty de Garden
Sharon Laketown
Lanark and
Ovi
Sharon Rye Laketown
Bull inspection to start in Bear Lake
The Bear Lake Cattle and Horse association will hold range bull inspections on April 21 and 22 with Mr E Rhinehart directing. Inspections begin at Fish Haven on April 21 and at Paris on April 22, moving north each day. bulls should be accessible by auto for quick access by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake Cattle and Horse Association
E.rhinehart
Fish Haven
Paris
Emerson P. T. A. Elects New Officers at Meeting
Emerson P T A held its annual meeting on April 9 to elect officers. Mrs Dortha Hann was chosen president, Mrs LaPriel Athay vice president, Mrs Beth West secretary, and Mrs Amber Goebel treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson P. T. A
Emerson Parent-Teachers Association
Dortha Hann
LaPriel Athay
Beth West
Amber Goebel
Paris Clean-Up Day Proclaimed by City Council
The City Council proclaims Saturday May 3 as Clean-up day for Paris. Rubbish placed in boxes or cans by the curb will be collected free of charge, calling residents to tidy their premises and use the city's haul-away service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Carmena Parker and Arnell Earley Wed in Logan Temple
Carmena Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs Ronald Parker of Paris and Arnell C Earley son of Mr and Mrs Walter Harley of Lanark were married in the Logan temple Monday April 14th with Prea Christenssen officiating. Parents of the bride and mother of the groom attended the ceremony as the couple began a honeymoon and planned to reside in Paria.
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Carmena Parker
Arnell Earley
Logan Temple
Ronald Parker
Paris
Arnell C Earley
Walter Harley
Lanark
Prea. Christenssen
Paria
Garden City Primary Honors President on Birthday
Garden City Primary officers and teachers surprised Pres. Claudia Pope at her home on April 8 for a birthday celebration. Activities led by Helen Calder included games and a pot luck supper for 16 guests. A waffle iron was presented with best wishes and appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Pres
Claudia Pope
Helen Calder
Pres. Pope
Logan Visitors and Local Happenings in Bear Lake Area
Mr and Mrs Rex Mattson and Mr and Mrs Joe Nye were Saturday visitors in Logan. Horace Austin of Ontario Oregon arrived Monday for a few days visit with relatives in Bear Lake. Angus Porter accompanied Palmer Tueller to Pocatello Monday and drove home a new Studebaker. Wm Lauritzen spent last weekend in Rock Springs as the stage run to Pocatello was reopened. Daughters of Utah Pioneers meet Thursday April 24 at Maria Cole’s home. Glen Caldwell of Idaho Falls and Warren Caldwell of Ogden visited at Thomas Caldwell’s. Grant Rich called to Salt Lake Monday due to Mrs Rich’s mother’s sudden death. Keith Chase drove them. Dr Spencer H Rich entertained Saturday evening for several guests. John Parker of Layton spent days in Paris on business and with relatives. he sold property here to Ross of Ogden, employed by U P at Montpelier. Literary Club met Wednesday at Daphne Bonham’s. Teressa Rich reviewed White Banners by Lloyd C Douglas. Members present included Myrtle Richards, Ethel Jensen, Amy Athay, Lark Bateman, Melinda Sparks, Pauline Cox, Lillias Grimmett, Bertha Hoge, Anona Grandy, Jean Kunz, Lillie Laurentzen, the hostess, and Mrs Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parker
Layton
Utah
Paris
John
Ross
Ogden
U. P
Montpelier
Daphne Bonham
Teressa Rich
Lloyd C. Douglas
Myrtle Richards
Ethel Jensen
Amy Athay
Lark Bateman
Melinda Sparks
Pauline Cox
Lillias Grimmett
Bertha Hoge
Anona Grandy
Jean Kunz
Lillie Laurentzen
Mre. Stone
Baby Girl Dies In East Montpelier Crash Aboard Family Car
A three month old baby girl dies after a head on collision eight miles east of Montpelier on Highway 380. Ray Rigby and family, traveling east in a Ford sedan, collide with a Utah car carrying three young men. Nine people taken to Bear Lake hospital then Soda Springs. inquest expected in Montpelier Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Ray Rigby
Harold
Max
Grace
Utah
Bear Lake
Soda Springs
Rigby
Pegram
Kemmerer
Cancer Rates Second High in State Mortality
Idaho study shows cancer second to heart disease as a killer in 1946 with 523 deaths among men women and children. Digestive organ cancer leads male deaths at 143 and female deaths at 116, breast cancer 61, uterus 28, others listed. eight people under 19 died from cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
L. J. Peterson
Idaho Department of Public Health
Petergon
Utah Game Commission Proclaims Bear Lake Fishing Closures
The Utah State Fish and Game Commission issues a proclamation governing Bear Lake fishing. A quarter mile around Swan Creek mouth is closed until July 1, 1947. The rest of Bear Lake remains open May 1 to December 15, 1947, with the East Shore from the Utah Idaho border to Lake Town closed from September 1. Reciprocal license recognition with Idaho applies on Bear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah State Fish and Game Commission
Utah
Bear Lake
Swan Creek
Utah Idaho
Lake Town
Idaho
Sunday Evening Study Group Hosts Easter Cantata Guests
The Sunday Evening Study Group visited Mr. and Mrs. Weldon B Grandy after attending the Easter Cantata. Religious discussion continued and lunch was served. Attendees included Bishop and Mrs Clarence Rich, Mr and Mrs Whitney Transtrum, Bishop and Mrs Kenneth Matthews, Mr and Mrs Van Ness Wallentine, and the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon B. Grandy
Clarence Rich
Whitney Transtrum
Kenneth Matthews
van Ness Wallentine
Weldon Grandy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Logan Hospital
Bruce Smart
Fielding School Board
Russell Nate
Salt Lake
Maria Cole
Rhea Nelson
Union
Sargant Rich
Millage Becker
Hazel Gransum
Otto Bucher
Ivan Beck
Clarence Cook
Dean Cook
Wm. Jensen
Blake
DeWin Anderson
Central
Danniel Jensen Family
Pocatello
Burt Gladhill
California
Hila Briggs
Twin Falla
Charles Innes Home
Ralph Rich
Carrie Passey
Conda
Mrs. Passey
Milford Passey
Ruth Passey
Lester Bunderson
Bear Lake Hospital
Carolyn
Floyd
Paul Bunderson
Mirando Rich
Burt Gledhill
Santa Monica
Ella Brigga
Twin Falls
Dave and
Frank Bolton
H.l Arnell
Fielding
Stake Ward
Winter Quarters
Salt Lake Valley
Storer
Rex Mattson
Joe Nye
Horace, Austin
Ontario
Oregon
Angus Porter
Palmer Tueller
Studebaker
Wm. Lauritzen
Rock Springs
Bill
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Glen Caldwell
Idaho Falls
Warren Caldwell
Thomas Caldwell
Grant Rich
Mrs. Rich
Mrs
Keith Chase
Alfred Orr
Thames Bird
Keith Warner
Utah Game Commission
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