Paris Red Cross Chapter Exceeds Quota By Large Margin
L. L. Deardorff reports the Paris Chapter of the American Red Cross surpassed its 1400 quota by 280.48 in the wartime drive across the chapter communities. Total receipts 1680.48 include National Red Cross membership and War Fund. Paris led with 485.40 from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Red Cross
L. L. Deardorff
Roll Call
American Red Cross
National Red Cross
W B. Price
L—Deardorff
War Fund
American National Red Cross
Bear Lake Valley
Fish Haven
St. Charles i
Bloomington
Ovid
Lanark
Liberty
Sharon
Novelty Theatre
W B&b. Price
Price
Attendance Contest Seeks Ward With Best Sacrament Attendance
The Bear Lake Stake Primary awards three Primary song books every three months to the Ward with the highest officer and teacher attendance at Sacrament meetings. Paris First Ward led with 62 percent, Garden City followed at 92 percent in the next round. youths are encouraged to attend but not counted. Which Ward will win next?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Paris
Garden City
City Election in Paris Next Tuesday
Paris voters head to the polls next Tuesday for a city election. The Citizens Party is the sole ballot choice for mayor and four council seats. New voters may register with Clerk W Smith Hoge by Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Court House
Citizens Party
W Smith Hoge
Address Lyman Hymas, President of High Priest Quorum
The record notes the address of Lyman Hymas who serves as president of the High Priest Quorum, indicating a formal contact point or ceremonial role within the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Hymas
High Priest Quorum
C Stock Honored on 75th Birthday Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Ivan Beck hosted a family dinner Sunday for Mrs Becks father Mr C Co Stock of Fish Haven celebrating his 75th birthday. Stock is a farmer and longtime manager of Fish Haven Resort. A son in the armed forces and a daughter in Racine Wis could not attend. Additional guests included numerous Stock relatives and friends from Garden City Noonan Montpelier Paris and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Beck
Clarence Cook
Dean
Dell Cook
Frank Jensen
Garden City
Utah
Ray Stock
C. C. Stock
Fish Haven
Wells Stock
Montpelier
Lee Alleman
Billy Minnig
Noonan
Clifford Stock
Paris
Bear Lake County Advances Cattle Grub Control
County commissioners authorize purchase of a power sprayer to treat cattle for grubs. Delivery is expected around April 23. Small herds under 25 head should use hand wash with Berako at drug stores. larger herds over 35 can use the machine via the county agent with corral facilities. Charge 6 cents per head for materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
Rod and Gun Club Meeting to Benefit Trappers
The Rainbow Rod and Gun club will hold a meeting next Tuesday April 27 at the club lodge. Notable speakers are planned and the event targets trappers with a fine program and a Notary Public on site to notarize all trappers reports for the past season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Rod & Gun Club
Mrs. Adelina Horsley Spencer Dies After Long Illness
Adelina Horsley Spencer 65, wife of George B Spencer Jr, died at home in Paris on Tuesday April 20 from pneumonia after a 21 year illness. A Bear Lake Valley resident, she performed music in Salt Lake City, sang with the Mormon Tabernacle choir, taught music in Paris, and served as stake organist and chorister. She mothered nine children, with six surviving, and funeral services are set for Friday April 23 at the Bear Lake Stake Tabernacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelina Horsley Spencer
George B Spencer, Jr
Thomas William and
Sophia Edgehill Horsley
Paris
Spencer
Bear Lake Valley
Soda Springs
Idaho
August Largilliere
Salt Lake City
L.D.S. College
Nora Gleason
Arthur Shepherd
Salt Lake
Mormon Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir
Salt Lake Temple
Chicago
Bear Lake
Mutuals and Relief Society
Amelia Rose
Los Angeles
Calif
Laura Lau
Amy Miles
Thomas W Horsley
Bear Lake Stake Tabernacle
F M Williams Mortuary
Montpelier
Tightened Tire Rationing Rules By OPA
The Office of Price Administration issued tighter tire rationing rules. The inspection record must stay in the vehicle during operation. Inspectors will report serial irregularities to the local rationing board. If no complete inspection record exists, a 60 day prior inspection may suffice. Dealers may not hold turned in tires for 30 days if an OPA rep examines and authorizes disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Registered Bull Change of Ownership by Holstein Co
Brattleboro Vermont April 16 The St Charles Holstein Co of St Charles Idaho has acquired a registered Holstein Friesian bull from Charles W Warnick Pleasant Grove Utah Change of ownership for Country Gentleman Beechwood 867436 has been recorded by The Holstein Friesian Association of America Brattleboro VT The Association issued 1364 registry and transfer certificates to Idaho breeders during 1942
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Brattleboro
St. Charles Holstein Co
St. Charles
Idaho
Charles W. Warnick
Pleasant Grove
Utah
Beechwood
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Food Rations Tightening Ahead For 1943 Civilians
The Office of War Information notes that while total 1943 production may rise 3 to 10 percent, civilian rations will face reductions across meats, dairy, canned goods, and staples. Meats drop about 11 percent, sugar 22 percent, coffee 29 percent, tea 60 percent, with some items like chicken and margarine increasing. Overall, civilians must expect ongoing changes and inconveniences in supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of War Information
New WPB Fencing Rationing Rules Lifted for Farm Use
Farm fencing is removed from rationed items and pressure cookers come under new WPB rules. Individuals may buy up to 10 dollars worth of fencing per purchase or 4000 pounds per quarter. Fourteen thousand five hundred pressure cookers will be allocated by county farm rationing committees to support home canning efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPB
Women Recruited for U S Crop Corps War Effort
A land army of about 60 000 women from cities will join the U S Crop Corps to alleviate farm labor shortages. Ten thousand to work year round, about 50 000 for seasonal roles, and 300 000 for short emergency farm jobs will be placed as calls reach local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Land Army
U S Crop Corps
Pvt DeWayne Passey Married Last Thursday
Pvt DeWayne Passey son of Mr and Mrs Leo Passey of Lanark married Norma Morrell of Montpelier by Bishop Archie Parker in Lanark last Thursday. A reception in the Lanark meeting house Monday evening honored the couple with hostesses Mesdames Clarence Passey and Melvin Passey. Paris guests included Mr and Mrs Arthur Eborn Mr and Mrs LaMarr Eborn Mr and Mrs Willacr Eborn and Mrs Alfred Rogers and daughter.
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Pvt
DeWayne Passey
Leo Passey
Lanark
Oklahoma City
DeWayne
Norma Morrell
Montpelier
Archie Parker
Mesdames
Clarence Passey
Melvin Passey
Paris
Arthur Eborn
LaMarr Eborn
Willacr Eborn
Alfred Rogers
Federal Court Dismisses Railroad Case Over Abandonment Dispute
Three judge panel in the Tenth Circuit dismisses the Union Pacific case without prejudice. Idaho Public Utilities Commission must exhaust administrative recourse before federal jurisdiction applies. The dispute centers on abandoning the Paris branch line and ICC permissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Union Pacific Railroad
Paris
Orie L. Phillips
Tenth Circuit
Pverneseuit Court of Appeals
Utah
Tillman D. Johnson
Idaho
ICC
Idaho Commission
Union Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Deseret News
Wm. Jeffers
Attorney General's
Supreme Court
War Ration Stamps Details for Gasoline Sugar Coffee and Shoes
Ration issues list stamp numbers and values for gasoline four gallons from March 22 to May 21, Sugar five pounds with a May 31 expiry, Coffee stamp 1 lb No 26 expires April 25, Shoes stamp No 17 good for one pair through June 15. Remaining red A B C stamps valid until April 30 for meat cheese and butter. Red D stamps valid Monday April 19.
Largest Crowd Attends Rainbow Rod & Gun Club Dance
The Rain bow Rod and Gun Club in Montpelier hosted a record crowd for its annual dance last Friday night. The event grossed over nine hundred dollars with an estimated net around four hundred dollars to fund wildlife programs in Bear Lake. Mrs Hans Hansen of Montpelier won the $100 War Bond. Leo Passey of Lanark and Daniel Johnson of Ovid held the two $50 Bond tickets. Merchant prizes went to several dance ticket holders.
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Montpelier
Bear Lake
Hans Hansen
Leo Passey
Lanark
Daniel Johnson
Ovid
Merchant
War Bond Drive Reaches Halfway Mark In County
County War Bond chairman Al Thiel reports $62,000 in bonds purchased toward a $104,000 goal. The drive is halfway done and the county still needs a little over $40,000 to meet its quota.
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al Thiel
Price Ceilings Set for Meals and Beverages
A memorandum from the State Price Officer orders price ceilings on meals and drinks in public eating places. Under General Order 50, proprietors must file menus and price lists for items in use during April 4–10, 1943 with the local War Price and Rationing Board by May 1 1943. Each filing must be signed by the owner or a responsible officer. The board will accept and notify establishments of the requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
OPA
Farmers Must Collect Points in Selling to Retailer
A farmer selling butter lard or any rationed food to a retailer must collect ration points as with sales to consumers since March 29. Sales must use current point values. stamps collected must be turned into local ration boards with OPA form R-1609. Form available in late April. first report due in May for sales from March 29 to end of April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
Meat Ceilings Postponed Until May 17th
OPA suspended retail price ceilings for beef veal lamb and mutton to May 17 to ensure alignment with other living costs. The change delays the April 15 effective date previously set for ceilings on meat prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Grade School Operetta Set for April 22 in Paris
Emerson school upper grades in Paris will stage an operetta Thursday at 8 pm in the Paris Second Ward chapel. A. F. Cluff directs and wrote the music numbers. Cast includes Merlyn Hymas Nadine Hymas Worth Eborn Dennis Carlson Dick Shepherd Dean Rebentisch Jay Shepherd Wayne Porter Lillian Budge Diane Rich Janet Collings Janet Grimmett Merla Nye Ken Budge Harold Budge Nina Budge. Public invited.
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Emerson School
Paris
Second Warg Chapel
A. F. Cluff
Mexico
Merlyn Hymas
Nadine Hymas
Worth Eborn
Dennis Carlson
Dick Shepherd
Dean Rebentisch
Jay Shepherd
Wayne Porter
Lillian Budge
Diane Rich
Janet Collings
Janet Grimmett
Merla Nye
Ken Budge
Harold Budge
Nina Budge
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Sam
Pride
Special Service Corps
Tabernacle
Christe
Grant Caldwell
Girls’ Glee Club
Jesus
Sybil M. Cluff
Jane Shepherd
Max Haddock
Carol Price
Student Body
C. Stock
Geo. Spencer
U. S. Crop Corps
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