Hulme Selected for State at Pocatello Event
Hulme was chosen to attend a state gathering at Pocatello from June 8 to 15. The American Legion Auxiliary supported the local choice. Three finalists, Joan Haddock Comington and Lorna Lewis, were considered, with Hulme named winner and noted as daughter of Mr and Mrs Hulme of Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Hulme
Pocatello
American Legion Auxiliary
Miss Hulme
Larawn
Joan Haddock Comington
Lorna Lewis
Agricultural Conservation Program Sign-up Open for All Farmers
Wesley Dodge of the Bear Lake County PMA Committee announced the 1952 Agricultural Conservation Program sign up. Farmers may join voluntarily to adopt soil and water conservation practices aligned with current and future production needs, with field by field evaluations to determine the most needed measures. The program seeks to boost feed grade production and land productivity while offering assistance in planning first year conservation actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mers
Bear Lake County
Wesley Dodge
PMA
Conserva
County Board acquires 689 filmstrips library set
The Bear Lake County Board of Education purchases 689 filmstrips and related guides for all grades at a total project cost of 1605.30 dollars including cabinet storage. Superintendent Amos B. Hulme and the High School PTA plan to hold their final meeting next Monday April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hese
Amos B. Hulme
PTA
Bear Lake Hospital earns net gain in Q1 1952 report
Bear Lake County Memorial Hospital reports a net operating gain of 6266.81 for January 1 to March 31 1952. Total patient income 32366.64 with expenses 26099.83. Superintendent H G Enxiesson praised for solid management and strong hospital reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County Memorial Hospital
Financial Quarterly
H. G Enxiesson
Bernard Brown Wins Free New York Trip At Talent Show
Bernard Brown a Twin Falls singer won the Twin Falls American Legion talent show earning an expense paid trip to New York City plus an audition for the Ted Mack amateur show He topped 12 finalists after three weeks of competition and is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Brown of Liberty He has lived in Twin Falls three years and works for a telephone company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Ted Mack
Bernard Brown
Twin Falls
American Legion
Mr Brown
Bernard
Frank Brown
Liberty
Butterfield-Dunn Nuptials Featured in Soda Springs
Miss Dawna Mae Butterfield daughter of Mr and Mrs J O Butterfield of Soda Springs exchanged vows with Richard Dale Dunn son of Mr and Mrs Mark A Dunn of Ogden Utah on Friday April 18 at the home of the bride’s parents. Bishop Wilford Dredge officiated the double ring ceremony in the presence of family and close friends. After a short honeymoon the couple will reside in Soda Springs where Dale is employed by the Idaho Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawna Mae Butterfield
J O Butterfield
Soda Springs
Richard Dale Dunn
Mark A Dunn
Ogden
Utah
Bishop Wilford Dredge
Soda Springs First Ward
Dale
Idaho Cafe
UP and L Wins 250 Prize for Westinghouse Award
Utah Power and Light Co Preston division sales manager J Newell Stephens is among ten UP and L employees sharing a 250 prize for outstanding electric laundry promotion. The award presented April 2 in Chicago honors efforts to promote automatic electric washers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Newell Stephens
Utah Power & Light Co
Preston
Up&l
Utah Power
George Westinghouse
Stephens
Chicago
Edison Electric Institute
R. H Ashworth
Ap&l
Family News From Utah and Texas Tour
Mrs O H Grimmett returned from Salt Lake City after visiting her five sisters. Mr Grimmett spent Easter in Salt Lake City as did Janet of Provo and Mrs James Whinham of Ogden. Mrs T A Clayton came home after spending winter in Dallas and San Antonio with her son Rex Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O H Grimmett
Salt Lake
T A Clayton
Dallas
San Antonio
Texas
Col
Rex Clayton
E. W Brammer Jr
L. Clayton
Magna
Utah
Clayton
Armatage Family Takes Weekend Trip to Salt Lake City
Mr and Mrs Ernest Armatage and family plus Mrs Mary E Lewis and son Glen drove to Salt Lake City Saturday. The Armatage group returned Sunday while Mrs Lewis stayed for an open ended visit with her children in Salt Lake and Provo. Darrell Smedley of Lund Nevada visited over the weekend with his parents and brother. Darrell leads the Lund FFA and notes students winning top honors in district contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Armatage
Mary E. Lewis
Glen
Salt Lake City
Armatage
Lewis
Salt Lake
Provo
Darrell Smedley
Lund
Nevada
Calvin Smedle
Jimmie
Darrell
FFA
Laketown Store Changes Ownership This Week
Vara G. Cheney purchased the Sunset Market in Laketown Utah from Carl Norris and took over management Monday. Cheney and family moved into the house adjoining the store while Norris and family relocated to the Vara G Cheney house and lot this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laketown
Utah
Vara G. Cheney
Carl Norris
Cheney
Norris
Vara G Cheney
Land Leveling Gear to Be Sold to Highest Bidder
The Bear Lake Soil Conservation District will auction two Eversman levelers and the Miskinse Paper equipment to the highest bidder. Rodney Ream, chairman, said the district no longer needs the items for demonstrations as the gear is now common. Bids may be placed at the District office in Montpelier or with district supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Montpelier
Funeral Services for LeRoy Hill at Bloomington
Funeral services for LeRoy Hill were held Wednesday, April 16, at 1 pm in the Bloomington ward chapel with Bishop Jay Nelson conducting. The service featured opening song Oh My Father, invocations, speakers Otis Bateman Violet Nelson Dean Ward J R Pugmire and Alfred A Hart, vocal solos The Holy City and The Lord's Prayer, saxophone and other musical selections. Interment followed at Bloomington cemetery with Alma Findlay dedicating the grave. Matthews Mortuary supervised arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Hill
sSsrddmington ‘Ward
Jay Nelson
My Father
Otis Bateman
Violet Nelson
Dean Ward
J R Pugmire
Alfred A Hart
Reed Jensen Returns From Ft Lewis After Army Release
Cpl Reed Jensen came home Thursday from Ft Lewis Washington where he was released from active duty with the Army. He had served his duties in Korea with the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl Reed Jensen
Ft Lewis Wash
Army
Reed
Korea
Literary club meeting hosted by Anona Grandy April 17
Anona Grandy hosted the Literary club on April 17 with Lark Bateman reviewing Quo Vadis by Henryk Sienkiewicz. Members present included Amy Athay Virginia Taylor Ethel Jensen Theresa Rich Anona Grandy Melinda Sparks Lukas Gammett Jean Grimtt and Pauline Whittington with guests Lanore Kennard Nadine Nelson Mignon Shepherd Mrs Ettie Bird and Mrs Emil Grandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anona Grandy
Lark Bateman
Quo Vadis
Henryk Sienkiewicz
Amy Athay
Virginia Taylor
Ethel Jensen
Theresa Rich
Melinda Sparks
Lukas Gammett
Jean Grimmtt
Pauline Whittington
Lanore Kennard Nadine Nelson
Mignon Shepherd
Ettie Bird
Mra Emil Grandy
Elmer Wilcox Fractures Leg in Unusual Mishap
Elmer Wilcox suffered a fractured ankle when he was caught between a car and a trailing hitching trailer as he stood behind the vehicle to retrieve overshoes. Lester Allred, who had driven him home, was unaware of the accident until notified and Wilcox is recovering at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Wilcox
Mr. Wilcox
Lester Allred
Lester
Elmer
Mr. Allred
Wailcox
Allred
Bear Lake County Receipts From National Forests Noted
Cache National Forest figures show Bear Lake County’s share of National Forest receipts for FY 1951 at 4 167.07 dollars from Cache and 2 370.14 dollars from Caribou. Total Bear Lake receipts amount to 6 537.21, based on forest land acres within the county. Also mentions Easter visit by Francis Poulsen family and a 2nd Ward Primary Preparation meeting in Paris with a pot luck supper and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
Cache National Forest
Caribou National Forest
Idaho
Jay B Hann
Paris
2Nd Ward
Pres Vesta Eborn
Opal Shepherd
Lawana Webb
Marie Armatage
Annie Boss
Leora Taylor
Verona Stevens
Rhea Grandy
LaPriel Athay
Blanche Parker
Retiring Bloomington Ward Bishopric Honored at Party
A ward party in the Bloomington Ward honored its retiring bishopric. The event featured community singing, piano solos, vocal and instrumental numbers, and a road show with a large cast. Refreshments followed the program, and gifts included church histories and sacred texts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington Ward
Ward Amusement Hall
Howard Ward
Dean Ward
Meryl Ward
Arden Bunderson
Bob Parker
Charles Hulme
Hulme Dunford
Otis Bateman
Lorwick Reese
Anna Marie Ward
Marlene Piggott
Ann Marie Dunford
Joan Haddock
Ann Ward
Beverly Jacobson
Renee Bird
Beverly Ann Painter
Janet Sprouse
Jay Thornock
Rosa Lee Hansen
Reid Jacobson
Ann Mariel Dunford
Vilate Reese
Dixie
Mother
Nadine Nelson
Deltha Painter
uaPriel Thornock
Pearl Patterson
Vera Haddock
Imma Krogue
Edyth Ward
Gladys Jacobson
Bessie Jacobson
LaRue Piggott
Leora Reese
Lula Reese
Hilma Bateman
Bishop Nelson
LaVell Ward
Victor” Reese
srghr-Haddbéeck
Asa Madsen
Dean Rebentisch to Graduate from Pharmacy School
Henry Dean Rebentisch of Paris is among 180 June graduates for Idaho State College. He seeks a B S in Pharmacy as degrees and certificates are awarded at June 2 commencement and other summer session and trade education candidates receive certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dean Rebentisch
Paris
Idaho State College
School of Trade and Industrial Education
Engagement of Maxine Shepherd to Richard L Pope
Mr and Mrs Hugh Shepherd announce the engagement of their daughter Maxine to Richard L Pope. The couple attend Brigham Young University. Richard is the son of Mr and Mrs Lamon Pope of Fish Haven and recently returned from Great Britain where he fulfilled a mission for the LDS Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Shepherd
Maxine
Richard L. Pope
Brigham Young University
Richard
Lamon Pope
Fish Haven
Great Britain
LDS Church
4 H and FFA Building Plan for Bear Lake Fair
The Bear Lake county fair board announces plans for a 40 by 100 foot 4 H and FFA stall building at Montpelier fairgrounds. Financed by regional business contributions led by Peterson Tractor Service Company of Logan with a $500 donation. The project aims to be completed in time for the August 21 22 23 fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lakenty Board of Education
Triculum
Handy
Am Handy
4-H Club
Farmers of America
Bear Lake County Fair Grounds
Montpelier
R. K Nelson
Fair Board
Cipal Distributors
Peterson Tractor Service Company
Logan
H Merrill
Bud) Peterson
Dale Hutt
Nelson
Fair Build
Ing
Marriner Jensen
Rex Jones
FFA
The
Bear Lake County Fair Board Building Committee
Rod and Gun Club reports from Monday meeting
Rainbow Rod and Gun Club members heard committee reports including a prize dance which raised about 1200 dollars. District meeting at Preston was noted along with a fish study, a club jamboree planned for June 14, and clean up day at the club site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Rod & Gun Club
Verne Dunn
Wyler Bartschi
Preston
Wells Stock
Lake Fish Committee
Jack Allinger
Grimmett
Bear Lake
Milton Reeves
Dingle Marsh
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital admissions and births report
Admission and discharge notes from Bear Lake Memorial Hospital list numerous patients from Montpelier, St. Charles, Geneva, Bern and surrounding towns with dates from April 7 to April 22 including major and minor surgeries and medical cases. Births in Garden City Utah and Montpelier. First Ward Primary conference updates announce leadership changes and stake officers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Walton
Montpelier
Joe Lee
Neil and
Kenneth
Raymond Dimick
Melvin Chrstensen
George
Clifford King
Sterling Hill
St. Charles
Earl Tippetts
Georgetown
Josephine Driver
Owen Preston
Geneva
Sherwood
Russel Saxton
Irene Hillier
Anthon Kunz
Bern
Joe Davis
Howard Mecham
Verla. Sorenson
John Linford
Raymond
Conover Wright
Bennington
Bonnie Jean
Boyd Woolstenhulme
Stanley
Lyman Ballif
Chester Quinton
Kemmerer
Wyo
Linda and
Karl
Reed King
Scout Master Leads Six Week Training For Boy Scouts
The Bear Lake and Montpelier Districts begin a six week Scout Master training course for men and boys over 16. Sessions cover organization leadership patrol methods and signaling with patrols named Beaver Donkey Eagle Falcon Rattlesnake Skunk and Wolf. Final session to be held April 30 in Paris with plans for camping hiking signaling and evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Montpelier
George Nelson
Eugene A. Hart
Bear Lake District
Ray Davis
Vernon Robinson
Todd Purcell
Z. George Nelson
W. B. Heyes
Paris First ‘Ward
Monovan Howell
Wish Haven
sTwoqy
Deortahy
Noel Stewart
James W. Patterson
Hagle
Douglas Arnell
St. Charles
Montpelier Seminary
Jex Rowland
Paris
Bloomington
LaVell G. Ward
Idaho student Don Nye at 26th Little International Show
Don Nye, an agriculture student from Paris, represents the University of Idaho in the 26th annual Little International Agriculture Show at the Moscow campus from April 21 to 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Nye
University of Idaho
Paris
Moscow
State Police Officer Urges Courteous Driving
State Police Officer Mark Wilson urged motorists to follow the Golden Rule on the road. He said courtesy reduces lawsuits over right of way, lowers accidents, and saves lives, and warned that turning the other cheek avoids deadly outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Wilson
Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hulme Torl
Ja Fg
Amos Hulme
Ted
Ent
Bear Lake Hospital
New York
Up&l CO
Chauncey Mattson
Logan Mattson
Idaho Falls
Francis Poulsen
Hattie Poulsen
Otto Bucher
Dean Rebentisch
Pharmacy
Fair Committee
Prin
R K Nelson
ROD & Gun
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Gale Calder
Garden City
Hugene Hymas
Lorin Peterson
Merlin Nelson
Norman Weston
First Ward
Angus Porter
Viola Mattson
John Spencer
Mutual Organization
Virgil Winterbottom
Clara Rich
Mildred Hart
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