Yellowstone Opens May 1 for 1962 Travel Season
Yellowstone National Park will open for the 1962 season on May 1 with most of the Grand Loop cleared of snow and four entrances opening. The northeast entrance will stay closed until about June 1. Limited services will run early. Old Faithful and Lake hotels dine and gas at Mam moth Hot Springs and Lake begin May 1. Campgrounds open gradually. Hamilton Stores will serve Old Faithful and Mammoth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
Lemuel A.garrison
Grand Loop
Gardiner, Mont
Cody
Wyo
Jackson
West Yellowstone
Mont
Cooke City
Garrison
Park
Yellowstone Park” Company
Old Faithful
Lake
Mammoth Hot Springs
National Park Service
Hamilton Stores, Inc
Mammoth
Fielding High Elects 1962-63 Student Officers
Ronald Stucks won Fielding High School student body president for 1962-63 with Jim Mattson as vice president Judy Passey as secretary Barbara Nelson treasurer and Roxine Pugmire historian. Opponents were Dennis Hymas Rodney Bergholm Annette Passey Jackie Valentine Avery Eborn.
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Fielding High School
Ronald Stucks
Dennis Hymas
Jim Mattson
Judy Passey
Barbara Nelson
Roxine Pugmire
Fielding High
Rodney Bergholm
Annette Passey
Jackie Valentine
Avery Eborn
Stadium Village Elect 762 63 Officers
Keith Anderson was elected mayor of Stadium Village at the University of Utah last Friday. Hal Wallentine was elected deputy mayor and Love Bailey was elected secretary. The Wallentine family ties are listed in Paris and Noonan origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Anderson
Stadium Village
University of Utah
Hal Wallentine
Smith Wallentine
Paris
Love Bailey
Davis Wallentine
Noonan
Former Publisher of Paris Post Dies in Preston
Richard Harold Swift aged 73, former Paris Post publisher and longtime UP&L sales manager, died in a Preston hospital after a heart ailment. He led parish and civic groups in Preston, taught in LDS auxiliary organizations, directed local stakes events, and served as Preston Melodians director. He was born in England November 29 1888 and moved to Utah as a youth. He is survived by a daughter, a son in Colorado, five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren, with funeral in Preston Oneida Stake house.
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Richard Harold Swift
Utah Power & Light Co
Paris Post
Preston
Swift
Up&l
Preston Rotary Club
Preston Chamber of Commerce
LDS
Oneida
Preston Melodians
England
John II
Susan Brightman Swift
Wellsville
Utah
Mabel Leatham
Salt Lake Temple
Paris
The
Post
Ap&l Company
William T. Barker
Newton
H. Dean Swift
US Air Force
Colorado Springs
Colo
Alf C Swift
Kate Austin
Salt Lake
Preston Attorney Files Papers for District Judge Seat
Dell W. Smith of Preston, Franklin county prosecuting attorney, filed for candidacy for district judge of the Thirteenth Judicial District covering Franklin Bear Lake Garibou and Oneida counties. 44, born in Cleveland Idaho. education includes Idaho State College and University of Utah LL B. since 1952 he has led Franklin county prosecutions. He is active in the Chamber of Commerce Lions Club and Farm Bureau and has three boys and a girl in Preston schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell W. Smith
Preston
Franklin County
Thirteenth Judicial District
Franklin
Bear Lake
Garibou
Oneida
Smith
Cleveland
Idaho
Thatcher High School
Idaho State College
University of Utah
Chamber of Commerce
The
Lions Club
Farm Bureau
Paris to Open Self Serve Laundry and Knitting Shop
Mr and Mrs Glen H Grimmett announce a new self service dry cleaning and laundry business in Paris to serve Bear Lake Valley west side. A building addition will house the Paris Poly Clean Center and Rae Gina Knit Shop operated by Mrs Jean Grimmett, with construction starting immediately. Opening date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Glen H. Grimmett
Bear ‘Lake
Paris Poly-Clean Center
Rae-Gina Knit Shop
Jean Grimmett
Torch of Liberty Keeps Burning in Concord Mass
Concord Massachusetts residents mark Patriots Day with the annual Rededication exercise. Descendants of Minutemen join drills in colonial dress as Gertrude Prescott reenacts Samuel Prescott. The 1:30 a.m. lights and bells signal the arrival of Prescott, followed by a 5:30 a.m. cannon salute by the Concord Independent Battery.
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New Concord
Ohio
John Glenn
Concord
Massachusetts
Bay State
Minutemen
Samuel Prescott
Paul Revere
Gertrude Prescott
Concord Neard
Lions seek state park help from Gov Smylie for Bear Lake site
The Paris Lions Club won Governor Robert Smylie’s backing for Bear Lake North Beach as a public recreation area. He urged immediate action to reserve lands, draft legislation to designate North Bear Lake as a State Park, and suggested Land Board involvement and state participation in construction and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Lions Club
Bear Lake
Robert K Smylie
Frank W Hi
Paris Club
Franky
Paris Lions Club Fou
Land Board
North Bear Lake Beach State Park
Fine Arts Club Meets At June Hoge Home
Mrs Carol Ward reviewed Angels in Pinafores by Alice Lee Humpherys at the monthly Fine Arts Club meeting on April 16. Attendees included Mrs Meryl Ward Alaire Hart Nadine Nelson Helen Crawford Elaine Webb Nora Stephens Ruth Pugmire Dayle Mattson Dora Mecham Darleen Booth and host Mrs June Hoge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Ward
Alice Lee Humpherys
June Hoge
Meryl Ward
Alaire Hart
Nadine Nelson
Helen Crawford
Elaine Webb
Nora B.stephens
Ruth Pugmire
Dayle Mattson
Dora Mecham
Darleen Booth
Mrs. Hoge
Concords Minuteman Day Parade Ties Past to Present
A Concord parade will assemble militia from surrounding towns for a Revolutionary War era procession ending at the Old North Bridge. The event honors Minuteman history with a Minuteman Monument statue by Daniel Chester French and Emersons Concord Hymn recited by modern historians descended from the original patriots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Concord
Old North Bridge
Minuteman Monument
Minuteman National Park
Minutemen
Minuteman
U. S
Daniel Chester French
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Memorial
Washington
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Sam Tunks to retire after 32 years as Bear Lake official
Veteran Bear Lake County clerk auditor and recorder Sam V Tunks did not seek re election after a 32 year tenure. He previously owned a Montpelier billiard parlor and taught school five years. He plans a vacation first with no firm plans yet. His daily presence at the courthouse and in Paris will be missed by west Bear Lake Valley residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
Ioow
Sam V Tunks
Tunks
Montpelier
Court House
Paris
Bear Lake Valley
Easter Musical At Bear Lake Tabernacle Delights Residents
A sacred Easter music program at the Bear Lake Stake Tabernacle featured soloists from the Bear Lake area and a Paris violinist, with Mrs Ruby B. Dunford directing. Jane Shepherd Dunn and Don G Windley sang multiple pieces, a duet by Dunn and Windley, violinist Nora B. Stephens performed Meditation from Thais, and the combined ward choirs offered sacred selections under the oversight of Mrs Dunford, Miss Leonora S. Stucki, and Arlin R. Pugmire to a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Bear Lake
Paris
Stake
Ruby B. Dunford
Bear Lake Stake Tabernacle
Jane Shepherd Dunn
Divine Redeemer
Home
Don G Windley
Dunn
Arlin R. Pugmire
Dunford
Bear Lake Area
Charter Granted for Bear Lake Savings and Loan
The Idaho state commissioner of finance approves a savings and loan charter for the Bear Lake valley area. The Montpelier based firm will be home owned with stock mainly held by local residents and insured by federal savings and loan insurance. Officers include Frank W. Hirschi president Lester Skinner vice president James Olsen secretary and directors J Leslie Rollin Arlin Pugmire Bryan Booth and S Bruce Hanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State Commissioner of Finance
Savings and
Bear Lake Valley
Frank W. Hirschi
Montpelier
Hirschi
Lester Skinner
Nounan
James Olsen
J. Leslie Rollin
Lyman
Wyo
Arlin Pugmire
St. Charles
Bryan Booth
Garden City
Bruce Hanks
Salt Lake City
Two Men Face Burglary Charges in District Court
Two of three suspects linked to the Ivan Beck’s Service Station burglaries appeared before Judge Rasmussen. Owen Kunz pleaded. Arthur Kunz, under 18, was transferred to juvenile court. Davil Buhler has not yet appeared in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Beck
District Home Demonstration Meeting in Paris
Women from seven Idaho counties attend the Southeast Idaho Home Demonstration meeting in Paris. Registration runs 9 to 9 45 at Hotel Paris with sessions at 10 in the Stake tabernacle. Notables include Dan Roberts and Alice Henry with luncheon at the Paris LDS church.
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Idaho
Paris
Hotel Paris
Stake Tabernacle
Dan Roberts
Franklin County
Phoebe Williams
Madison County Extension Home
Beef field day at Caldwell ranch in Idaho
Beef producers from across the state will attend the Caldwell branch field day at the University of Idaho experimental station on May 4. Hyrum Johnson says the program features talks on vitamin A developments, roughage and concentrates tests, station tours, and a noon address by Ralph Olmstead, Idaho Cattle Feeders' Association president.
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Caldwell
University of Idaho Experimental Station
Hyrum Johnson
Bear Lake County
T B Keith
John Baker
Donald Bell
J J. Dahmen
Dahmen
Ralph Olmstead
Twin Falls
Idaho Cattle Feeders’ Association
Beauty Shoppee Reopens in Hawkes Building Paris
Joyce Dutry formerly Joyce Beck announces the May 1 reopening of Beauty Shoppee in the Hawkes building on Main street Paris. She returns after four months away and is welcomed by Main street merchants and former patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkes
Joyce Dutry
Main Street
Paris
Man praises wife who keeps secrets for marriage
He says any man who believes his wife misunderstands him should be glad for a wife who knows how to keep a secret. The remark frames secrecy as a valued marital trait.
Late filings shape county nominating races
Several candidates filed petitions for county offices last Friday and a few on Saturday shaping June primary contests. Democrats run for County Clerk Auditor and Recorder Tom Jones and Amos Hulme. Assessor contenders William E Nield Delbert A Jones and George W Simmons face J Warren Sirring. Sheriff hopefuls Lloyd A Hansen and O E Monson. Republicans nominate for State Senate Eldon W Cook State Representative Frank W Hirschi Commissioner districts Second Logan Grunig Third Clarence Lindsay County Clerk Auditor Recorder James P Tasso and John B Hoge Treasurer Juanita W Smart Assessor J Warren Sirrine Probate Judge E Woodruff Sticks Surveyor W W Ream Coroner Nile Matthews Sheriff Clifford J Skinner.
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Fev
Tom Jones
Sontpelier
Amos Hulme
Paris
William E. Nield
Delbert A. Jones
George W. Simmons
Montpelier
J. Warren Sirring
Lloyd A. Hansen
O. E. Monson
St. Charles
James P Tasso
Montpelier I
John B. Hoge
Whitney J. Transtrum
Nene
Irl C. Nye
Christian N. Carlsen
Eldon W. Cook
Frank W. Hirschi
Clarence Lindsay
Logan Grunig
O. James P. Tasso
Juanita W. Smart
J. Warren Sirrine
Paris Lions Ladies Night At Meet In Paris
Paris Lions Club held ladies night with members and guests present. President Willard Hansen led the session as officers were nominated for the coming year including E. P. Cleveland president and John Hoge vice beside. New board candidates were Mark Pugmire and Ezra Leflers. Slides of India Thailand and Germany were shown with narration by Mrs Stuchey Rich and Mr Rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Lions Club
Willard Hansen
Standley Rich
Montpelier
Eric Roebury
Soda Springs
E. P
Stub
Merlin Nelson
Floyd Lewis
Mark Pugmire
Ezra Léflers
Paris
Thailand
Germany
Stuchey Rich
Rich
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Yellowstone
Fielding HI
Viewport
Needie
Fairgrounds
Mass
GOV
Fine Arts Club
Sam Tunks
Tabernacle
Savings-Loan Assn
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