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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1959

Page

6

Farmers Plant Grain As Weather Clears In Laketown

The Laketown area enjoys better weather with farmers planting grain while others finish late chores. Clayton Robinson and company visited Salt Lake City to discuss funding for their canal project. Glen Earley welcomed a new son, Kelly Glen, with a blessing attended by family from Lewiston, Evanston, and Rich County. Legion District No 1 leaders traveled to Brigham City for the convention where Jewell Weston was elected auxiliary president. Linda Karle plans nursing studies at Weber College starting in September.

Clayton Robinson and Company Salt Lake City Henry Earley Glen Earley Legion District Sidney Irwin Adj Leon Kearl Rich County Brigham City John E. Weston Jewell Leon Montry Post 52 Jewell Weston Auxiliary

North Rich seniors to graduate with plans for chosen careers

Linda, a North Rich high senior, will graduate this year and pursue her chosen profession. Stanley Mattson, ill, was moved to Salt Lake General for a checkup and awaits a diagnosis. Lorna Esterholdt and Sandra Johnson returned to work after weekend visits in Salt Lake City and at home residences. Freddie Lamborn traveled with Raymond Webb through Montana. Ernie Brian, magician, performed in North Rich for crowds at Parnell Johnson’s area. A snowed-out community clean-up paused plans for a Primary Conference update. A son was born at Bear Lake hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Thane Telford. Bishop Norman E. Weston and wife welcomed their first grandchild.

Stanley Mattson Salt Lake General Hospital Lorna Esterholdt Salt Lake City Raymond Esterholdts Sandra Johnson Parnell Johnson Bear Lake Hospital Thane Telford Norman_E. Weston Svife

Birthday dinner honors Mrs. Bateman in Ogden

A birthday dinner for Mrs. Steve Bateman of Ogden was held Sunday at her daughter’s home, with many Ogden residents and several out of town visitors attending. The Fish Haven Ward plans a new furnace installation with Bishop Jausgi coordinating, and the town’s street lights are now in use.

Steve Bateman Ogden Dell Loveland Almon Bateman Dean Koford Noel Dean Rowan Wade Linda and Elva Hymas Liberty Frances Loveland Fish Haven Ward Rowland Jausgi Salt Lake City

New Fuel for Men Versus Women Drivers

A Bureau of Public Roads study of 290000 drivers and 10000 accidents in 11 states, released by the Idaho State Automobile Association, finds men safer behind the wheel. The survey reports women with 18 percent higher daytime and 38 percent higher night accident rates, challenging common beliefs. The AAA club urges women to improve driving and stop citing outdated statistics.

Commerce Department Idaho State Automobile Association Bureau of Public Roads AAA Club Motor Club

Want ads for sale Lanark church house and lot

Coal furnace with stocker. Old Liberty church house to be moved. Relief Society building and office. Three record players. 40 benches. Inquire Bishop Marvin Hymas. 128¢ en r- Lost one black and white Holstein two year old heifer. Branded D W on left ribs. Contact Darwin Vallentine Paris. 12-3e

Lanark Old Liberty Chur Relief Society Marvin Hymas Darwin Vallentine Paris

Bear Lake Memorial Hospital admissions and births list

Numerous patients admitted April 13 to April 19 for medical and surgical care at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital. Names include Gail Goodrich, Myrtle Sparks, JoAnn Spence, and others from Cokeville Montpelier Paris Garden City and nearby towns with multiple major and minor surgeries and accidents. Births announced: baby girls born to Lauridsen, Miller, and Telford families on April 14 and 15, 1959.

Montpelier and Pegram Welcome Baby Boys in April

Mr and Mrs Lewis Teuscher of Montpelier welcome a baby boy born April 17 1959. Wwight Cochran of Pegram is reported to be the father of a son born April 20 1959.

Mrs Lewis Teuscher Montpelier Mrs. Wwight Cochran Pegram

Idaho Non-resident Licenses Clarified For Fishing

The Idaho Fish and Game Weekly Report restates license options effective May 9. It outlines a $2.00 per day tourist license for the first day, $1.00 for each subsequent day, the existing $4.00 five day tourist license, and the $12 seasonal non-resident license, plus a new one day or longer license class. March saw sixty one arrests with $1,175 in fines across 22 counties, including two $200 fines for deer and elk out of season. In 1958 Idaho hunters took about 90,000 big game animals, with 95 percent in the general season. Properly harvested herds grow faster, and controlled hunts help sustain herds when general seasons aren’t warranted.

Department Idaho

Non-Resident 1958 Bird Hunting Licenses by State

The four neighboring states Utah California Washington and Nevada accounted for well over half of 2175 non resident bird and waterfowl licenses last fall. Utah led with 948 licenses followed by California 451 Washington 219 and Nevada 117. Hunters from 40 states Alaska Hawaii and British Columbia were represented in Idaho.

Utah Washington California Nevada Alaska Idaho Hawaii British Columbia

Gary Thomas Re-elected ISC Student Leader in Pocatello

Gary Thomas, a junior in the pharmacy school, was reelected as ISC student body vice president in Pocatello. He is the grandson of Mrs Heber Price and serves on the student council.

Gary Thomas Shelley ISC Pocatello Thomas School of Pharmacy The College Heber Price

Highest price paid for stamp tops forty five thousand

Britannica notes the record for a single stamp sale. A one cent British Guiana from the Arthur Hind collection reportedly fetched more than 45 000 dollars at auction in 1933 34 amid a weak mood in the market.

Encyclopaedia Britannica British Guiana Arthur Hind

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