Grace Wins Triangular Track Meet At Montpelier
Grace tops Paris Montpelier and Fielding in a three school meet at Montpelier scoring 57 percent to 43 3/4 and 37 3/4 points. Individual results list Larson and Dunn from Montpelier and Haddock from Paris among top performers across sprints throws and jumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Montpelier
Achoola
Paris
Larson
D. Bartlome
Eborn
Thomas
Haddock
Nate
Rudd
Litchenbury
Simmonne
Siart
K. Bartlome
Anderson
Dunn
Whitehead
Austin
Poulsen
Hymas
Hiorn
Smith
Barnes
Carlson
Hart
Clarenshaw
Hess
Montpelie
G. Hulme
W. Bloorn
K. A.nell
O. Anderson
Jensen
D Johnson
Fielding High School Honor Roll Seniors and Juniors
The Fielding High School honor roll lists seniors juniors and freshmen with marks from 0 to 4.0 for period ending April 16 1947. Names include Eleine Bunderson Beverly Arnell Leah Dunford Theodocia Hyrmnas Gwen Miller Doyle Morgan and many more with varied grades. A separate notice covers a wedding: Frieda Alice Consoni and Fred Cc Gillett wed in Park City Utah with a noon ceremony and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding High
Eleine Bunderson
Beverly Arnell
Leah Dunford
Theodocia Hyrmnas
Gwen Miller
Doyle Morgan
Darleen Pugmirre
Curtis Austin
Lilian Budge
Maralyn Bunderson
Dennis Carlsen
Russell Bolton
Winnetta Peterson
LaDell Porter
Alicia Price
Delma Satterthwaite
Reed Haddock
June Humpherys
LaReé Lewis
Marjean Prescott
Fred Stevena
DeLoris Peterson
Jay B. Hann
Janet Collings
Scott Hymas
Betty Jo Beck
Blaine Jensen
Russell Linford
la- Ree Orr
Nina Budge
Vermily Beborn
Jennie Lewis
Jean Stock
Phyllis Twitchell
Douglas Hart
Dixie Pope
Gay Thompson
Nola Matthews
Maythew Peterson
Diane Rich
Janet Grimmett
Roy Nye
Merla Nye
Verna Allred
DeLone Beck
Lucile Matthews
Max Vallentine
Edward Wren
Harold Budge
Blaine Pope
Loueen Porter
Mildred Hangen
Nelda Sims
Jack Allred
Libbie Anderson
Lois Athay
LeRna E2 Crawford
Lucille Hulme
Nelda Lewis
Ruth Ann Smart
Lou Jean Morgan
JoAnn Rogers
Eleanor Rawson
Marilyn Grummett
Elna Brown
Dee Hyman
Faye Poulsen
Frieda Alice Consoni
Fred Cc. Gillett
Frieda Consoni
Park City
Utah
John
Carl Winters
Bonnie Thompson
Roy Lenz
Mary Georgio
San Francisco
Andrew Barfuss
Paris
Idaho
County Supt Explains Laws Governing Schools
County Superintendent outlines district consolidation rules, the 1947 48 finance program, and teacher certification. He notes election timing, levy limits, salary schedules, and groundwork for budgets, taxes, and planning committees. References to 8 million state funds, transportation aid, and district consolidation deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Commissionera
Weldon E. Grandy
County Sept. of
Senior Ball Set for Friday April 26
The Senior Ball plans are complete with Don Parker saying the event will be among the finest this year. Open to the public, admission is 1.20 per couple and 0.50 for an extra lady. Senior officers include Dee Morgan as president and Worth Eborn as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Parker
Dee Morgan
Worth Eborn
Lilian Budge
Lilian Budge Promanade
Darleen Pugmire
Delma Satterthwaite
Dennis Carlsaen
Leah Dunford
Maralyn Bunderson
Gwen Miller
Elaine Bunderson
Paris City Election Quiet Vote With Light Turnout
Election day in Paris drew only 122 voters as candidates faced no opposition after a mass meeting. Official results list Van Ness Wallentine as Mayor with 118 votes, W Smith Hoge Clerk 122, Edwin Shepherd Treasurer 121, and councilmen Weldon Grandy 116, William Lauritzen 108, Albert Spencer 118, Jess Scheidegger 116.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
van Ness Wallentine
W Smith Hoge
Edwin Shepherd
Wm. Lauritzen
Weldon Grandy
Albert Spencer
Jess Scheidegger
Funeral Rites for Chas Hildt in Garden City
Funeral services for Charles Hildt were held April 14 in Garden City ward chapel. The program included hymns Cast Thy Bread Upon the Waters and One Fleeting Hour, with speakers LaVoy Hildt and Royal Pope, and solos by Irene Sommers. Interment followed in Garden City Cemetery with grave dedication by Wilford Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hildt
Garden City Ward
LaVoy Hildt
Paul A. Spence
Irene Sommers
Montpellier 2Nd Ward
Fontella Scofield
Velma lSarley
Royal Pope
Local Bridge Club Sees Mona Shepherd Top Score
Mrs. Clara Budge hosted the Friday Afternoon Bridge club with Mona Shepherd winning high score. Refreshments followed for Inez Tunks Bertha Hoge Mona Shepherd Emma Shepherd Dorothy Tuel ler Ethel Jensen and Audrey Monson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melinda Sparks
Bridge Club
Clara Budge
Mesdames Dortha Hann
Fern Beck
Audrey Monson
Dorothy Tueller
Orlean Innes
Ruth Bunderson
Mona Shepherd
Inez Tunks
Bertha Hoge
Emma Shepherd
Ethel Jensen
Lions Club Ladies Dinner at Emerson School
The Paris Lions Club entertained their wives with a Friday dinner at Emerson school. A prepared dinner was served in the lunch room. Morris Athay acted as toastmaster and provided entertainment. Afterward the group danced and played cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Paris Lions Club
Emerson = school
Morris Athay
Homer Hooban Named New Manager at Montpelier Employment Office
The Idaho State Employment Service announces Homer L. Hooban will manage the Montpelier Office. He arrives from Couer d Alene after logging industry work and prior service in Hamilton Montana. His family will join him when housing is found amid Montpelier’s acute shortage. Barbara Patterson joins as stenographer after two quarters at Utah State Agricultural College. The office remains a Veteran’s Information Center and job matching hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State Employment Service
Homer L. Hooban
Montpelier
Hooban
Couer d’ Alene
Idaho
Montana Employment Service
Hamilton
Barbara Patterson
Bloomington
Utah State Agricultural College
Book Review Club gathers in Montpelier for readings
Mrs Dortha Hann attended a Montpelier Book Review club meeting last Thursday at Eugene Nielsen home with co host Lydia Barlow. Jesse Kunz reviewed Spoon Handle by Ruth Moore and Marilyn Nielsen read aloud. Previous meeting featured Pavilion of Women by Pearl S Buck. New officers elected include Mrs Thomas Jones president Mrs Perl Parker vice president and Mrs W W Bartschi secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dortha Hann
Montpelier
Eugene Nielsen
Lydia Barlow
Mra
Jesse Kunz
Ruth Moore
Marilyn Nielsen
Melinda Sparks
Pearl 8
S. Buck
Thomas Jones
Perl Parker
W W Bartschi
One Sided Softball Scores Saturday
In the second games of the soft league several lop sided scores occurred. Garden City has failed to field a team so Zaumes scheduled with them will be forfeited 1 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Zaumes
Funeral Services Held Thursday for Carl Clark
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the St Charles Ward Chapel for Carl N Clark who died after a several months illness in Budge Memorial hospital Logan. A large gathering attended with organ piano prelude and choral selections. Dignitaries from the ward officiated and many relatives offered prayers and tributes. The service concluded with a dedicatory prayer at St Charles cemetery and a card of thanks from the Clark family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl N Clark
Budge Memorial
Logan
Arlin Pugmire
Lothair Rich
Maurine Welling
Samuel Clark
Ernest Allred
Ruth
Carrie Pugmire
James N .Transtrum
Ruth Pugmire
Whitney
Haze
Transtrum
Burdette Pugmire
Emery Welling
Pres Loyal Hall of
Searchlight Presents Three Musketeers Film
The Searchlight Staff closed its film series with the Three Musketeers shown to students on Monday April 21. Eight films were presented this year, six sponsored by the Searchlight Staff and two by the Student Body, with several free screenings courtesy of Castle Films Incorporated Westinghouse Firestone and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searchlight
Three Musketeers
Castle Films Incorporated
Westinghouse
Fireatone
Cancer caused one eleventh Idaho deaths in 1946
John W Wright, head of Idaho Vital Statistics, reports 1946 Idaho deaths totaled 4 540 with 523 from cancer. Ada County led with 83 cancer deaths, Canyon 61. counties statewide show varied counts including Twin Falls 33 and Bonneville 22. Several counties report single or double cancer deaths.
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Idaho
John W Wright
Idaho Department of Public Health
Department of Public Health
Ada County
Canyon County
Twin Falla
Bannock
Kootenal
Bonneville
Nez Perce
Shoshone
Latah
Bonner
Cassia
Clearwater
Jerome
Bingham
Gem
Gooding
Washington
Bear Lake
Fremont
Minadoka
Benewah
Lemhi
Franklin
Elmore
Owyhee
Payette
Jefferson
Lewis
Madison
Power
Valley
Oneida
Teton
Paris Students in University of Idaho 50 Piece Orchestra
John Grimmett and Earl Spencer of Paris are members of the University of Idaho 50 piece symphony orchestra which performed in Wallace Kelley and Mullan this week marking its first away appearance in two years. Joseph Brye will be featured as piano soloist. Grimmett played trombone and Spencer saxophone in the Pep Band Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grimmett
Earl Spencer
Paris
University of Idaho
Symphoney
Wallace
Kelley
Bruce Stucki
Rich family returns home after Salt Lake death call
Mr and Mrs Grant Rich came back Saturday after being summoned to Salt Lake City earlier in the week due to the death of her mother. Mr Al Guhin and two sons drove the Richs to Paris and then returned the next day.
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E. D Hymas
McKay
Betty Terkelson
Salt Lake City
Miss Terkelson
Hoffman's
Salt Lake
Grant Rich
al Guhin
Richs
Paris
Edwin C Rich Passes Away in Garden City
Edwin Coulsen Rich 74 died at his home in Garden City last Friday. Born October 2, 1872 in Paris, he was son of Hyrum and Elizabeth Stock Rich. Survived by his widow Luna later marriage to Alvira Booth, three children, five grandchildren, and several siblings. Funeral services held April 21 in Garden City with interment at St. Charles Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Coulsen Rich
Garden City
Edwin
Paris
Hyrum
Elizabeth Stock Rich
Charles C
Sarah Jane Peck Rich
Hyrum Rich
St. Charles
Luna ‘Booth
Logan Temple
Local and Personal Social Notes From Paris Idaho Area
The column records community meetings and visits. The Doctrine and Covenant Study group met at the Ray Reeder home and Fireside group at Angua Porters. Several residents traveled to Logan Boise Blackfoot and Montpelier for meetings and family visits. The Emerson School Demonstration is set for April 30 at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctrine and Covenant Study
Ray Reeder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fielding High School
Park City, Utah
Fine Arta Club
Willard Kunz
Helen Cortez Stafford
Mesdames
Helen Crawford
Vivian Spencer
Jean Kunz
Vera Haddock
Leanora Stock
Phyllis Reeder
Jean Budge
Hilma Bateman
Meryl Ward
Louise Stock
Mabel Athay
Nina Lowe
Chas. Hildt
Homer Hooban
St Charles
Ovid
Lanark
Sharon
Liberty
Laketown
Tswt
Paris List
Liberty Paria
Carl Clark
St Charles Ward Chapel
Caryl Clark
Josiah H. Clark
Wilhelmina
Hannah Nelson
Thomas Watkins
Della
Miss Skinner
Conda
Victor Reese
Laurel Parker
Mary Ann Christensen
Lynn Carver
Baby
D. E. Haddock
Mormon
Platte River
Great Basin
Missouri River
Spencer H. Rich
Searchlight Staff
Jane Hyre
Tom Sawyer
Adams
Blaine
Boundary
Butte
Camas
Caribou
Clark
Custer
Lincoln
Boise County
Delwin Orr
Rayford Stevens
DeWayne Hansen
Dale Lauritzen
Pocatello
Dale
Edwin C. Rich
Ladies Chorus
L. L. Cook
A. L. Cook
Tremonton
Mrs. Whitney
Milford Loveland
Wayne Pug
Mire
Rich and Family
Angua Porter
Jay Hann
Hiastern Star
Bluebird Cafe
Sargant Rich
Kay Rich
D. C. Rich
Dale Richards
J E. Jacobson
Ogden
Roy Patterdon
Blackfoot
DeWin Anderson
Central
William Jensen
Russell Vallentine
U. S Navy
San Diego
Wm. Vallentine
Oliver Passey
Provo
Utah Power & Light Co
Gilbert Arnell
Max Monson
Lee Pugmire
Cloyd Minor
Chalhs
John Hoge
Blake Jensen
Arch Shepherd
The
American Legion
Walter Bird
Alfred Orr
Boise
Cliff Jewel
David Butler
John Scheidegger
Emerson School
Keith Warner
Ralph Rich
Scott Grandy
Los Angeles
Peter Grandy
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