Poole Named Assistant Coach at Fielding High School
Cliff Poole captain of Utah State 1938 football team is chosen as director of physical education and intra mural sports and assistant coach at Fielding High School. Poole, a Utah State graduate, has a strong athletic and academic record and is praised for leadership and sportsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Poole
Utah
Fielding High School
J. R. Jenson
Poole
Utah State Agricultural College
Jenson
H. B. Hunsaker
Afton Christianson
Preston
Aggle
Couple Plans Move to Bonners Ferry Idaho
Dr and Mrs R H White left yesterday morning for Bonners Ferry Idaho where they intend to make their home and Dr White will practice dentistry They have lived here since last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. White
Bonners Ferry
Idaho
Dr. White
Cokeville Man Dies in Salt Lake Hospital
Benjamin Hubbard Smalley Jr. 31, recently named Wyoming fish hatcheries superintendent, died Monday morning in a Salt Lake hospital from diabetes mellitus. A Cokeville resident, he worked for the Wyoming State fish and game commission and was to start his post May 1. Born October 27, 1907, in Kemmer, he was the son of Benjamin Smalley Sr. and Anna Smalley. he is survived by his parents and sister Dorothy. Funeral services were held in Cokeville today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamine Hubbard Smalley Jr
Wyoming
Salt Lake Hospital
Cokeville
Wyoming State Fish and Game Commission
Kemmer
Wyo
Benjamin Blubbard Smalley Sr
Anna Elizabeth ‘Wool ‘Smalley
Dorothy Smalley
Former Montpelier Reporter Now In Rome
Livy Gehrbas formerly of Montpelier has moved to Rome where he is being raised and works as a foreign correspondent. He has covered international affairs in Europe Latin America and the Orient for the Associated Press. His articles appear in the Salt Lake Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livy Gehrbas
Montpelier
Rome
The
Orient
China
Associated Press
Gehrbas
Europe
Latin-America
Salt Lake
Rod and Gun Club elects new officers at April meeting
At a meeting held April 224th at the Burgoyne Hotel the Rod and Gun Club elected George P. Stock as vice president Jesse McClellan as treasurer Al Jones as wildlife representative and named a board of directors: Lee Tufts Al Jones Sam V. Tanks James Bruce L. L. Deardorff Jesse Dunn Seth Kelsey and Art Thomason. The club reports a paid up membership of 143.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgoyne Hotel
Paris 4-H Foresters Plant 600 Trees at Fairgrounds
The Paris 4-H Foresters with leader Ezra Roberts and community chairman William Hoge, aided by Boyd Baxter, planted 600 trees on the north and west sides of the Paris fair grounds last Saturday. The mix included 200 olives, 200 Siberian elms, and 200 ash, forming a regular wind break. The project involved the city council committee of Hoge, Fenton Allred and Jesse Lewis, and the 4-H foresters, with names listed for the boys who participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris 4-H Club Foresters
Toether
Ezra Roberts
Wm. Hoge
Boyd Baxter
Paris Fair Grounds
Paris
Fenton Allred
Jesse Lewis
4-H Foresters
Mr. Roberts
Kay Allred
Augustus Jaussi
Raymond Barfuss
Kay Rich
Frederick Lewis
Bruce Hoge
George Hulme
Russell Shepherd
LaVon Barfuss
Louis Barfuss
Leland Knight
Scott Bolton
Russell Bolton
Servant in the House staged at theme festival
A Friday theme festival drew a large crowd to see The Servant in the House with an exceptionally presented cast. The costumes were carefully chosen and the actors performed naturally. a gallery audience is praised for its splendid attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Board
iThes
Jozeph Posondy Mtakeshaft
D. D
Clayton Robinson
Rev Wiliam
Smyth
Earl Passey
Aunty
Noma Willis
Mary
Water Mains Being Installed On Main Street
Friday night the ditch digger began work on the trench through Main Street. The mains were laid and testing has been made. The street will be back to normal. Water was shut off Monday Tuesday and Wednesday for several hours each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
PW A Projects Making Progress in Bear Lake County
PWIA projects in Bear Lake County show progress per resident engineer John Foshergill. Paris waterworks employs 21 workers, 17 local. 59 percent complete with completion June 14. St Charles project has 33 workers, 29 local. progress 75 percent with August 29 finish date. Dingle school remodeling complete. no workers now. Georgetown waterworks halted. well test underway before resuming work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PWIA
Bear Lake County
John W. Foshergill
Paris
ST. Charles
Dingle
C. H. Grimmest
Firiday
Georgetown
Future Farmers News Preview and county 4 H events
The farm woodlot nursery ground north of the school house is ready and the trees have arrived. A drive party for the losing side will be held at Bear Lake Hot Springs on Tuesday May 2. Committees will be chosen today to arrange affairs for the county 4 H and F F fair during the second week in May. Some boys prepare for the shop contest and softball tournament in Preston May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake Hot Springs
Preston
Montpelier 4-H elects county council officers
Thirty local leaders and club workers met at Montpelier high school to reorganize the county 4-H council. Mrs M O Perkins was in charge. Lester Skinner and Mabel Ream were elected vice chairman and secretary respectively. B W Sorgatz of First Security bank offered a completion pint prize. Mrs Perkins elected county chairman with Lester Skinner as vice chairman and Mrs Ream as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Come
Montpelier High School
County
4H Council
IM. O. Perkins
Montpelier
Boyd Baxter
M. O. Perkins
the Fair
al. Thiel
First
Sourlty Bank
F. ‘W. Sorgatz
Joy Wiles
Irene Ketlsey
Lester Skinner
Hilda Fred‘ticks
DeVere Tovey
B. W. Sorgatz
First Security Bank
Paris Child Renee Wallis Dies After Brief Illness
Funeral services for Renee Wallis, 9, were held Saturday at the Paris L D S ward chapel. She died at Bear Lake County hospital from heart illness linked to articular rheumatism. Survived by parents John A. and spouse, two brothers Todd Arthur and Robert Conrad, and grandparents James H. Wallis of East Lake City Utah. Burial in Paris city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris L. D. S. Ward
Renee ‘Wallis
Bear Lake County Hospital
Paris City Cemetery
Renee
Paris
John A. Wallis
Todd Arthur
Robert Conrad
James H. Wallis
East Lake City
Utah
Ward
Emith Hoge
Jesus
H. L. Spencer
George Hoge
Edwin T. Shepherd
Mirs
Milford"Passy
W. Smith Hoge
David Athay
Salt Lake City
Franklin Pugmire
Phillip Shepherd
Billie Lauritzen
Wallace Romney
John Hiege
Russell Innes
Williams Mortuary
George H. Harion
Rosevest
Maurice Romney
Alt Lake City
Wim. B. Wallis
Vernal
Thelma Rural
Rosseve
Cooperation Requested for Timely News Submissions
The Post asks contributors to drop off news and advertising by noon Wednesday each week. Late submissions arriving after that cutoff will be left out of the current issue. Readers are urged to cooperate and improve the week’s publication by timely delivery.
Bear Lake County Wool Pool Sold
The Bear Lake County wool pool committee including F W Sorgatz Tim Matthews Fred Hunsaxer and Boyd Baxtett met with wool buyer Mr Finch from Soda Springs to finalize a sale of 19 000 pounds at 21 2 cents per pound. About 100 sheepmen participate in the pool with a total sale value around four thousand dollars. County commissioner and Mrs FE Hymas of Lanark visited the county seat Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
F. W. Sorgatz
Tim Matthews
Fred Hunsaxer
Boyd Baxtett
Meripeller
Finch
Soda
Springs
Hymas
Lanark
Lions Club Plans Special Paris Post Advertising Edition
At a Paris Lions club meeting directors approved a special issue of The Paris Post to promote Bear Lake valley. The edition ships next month with material highlighting local natural resources and will be mailed to Lions club members in Idaho Utah and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Paris Post
Paris Lions—club
Bear Lake Valley
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Arbor Day Observed Across States Emphasizes Trees
The article highlights Arbor Day observances stressing tree planting benefits from parks to windbreaks, led by regional forester C N Woods. It notes Arbor Day's Nebraska origins, nationwide adoption, and a national program on April 21 with Secretary Wallace broadcasting on the NBC Red Network. It mentions J Sterling Morton and the ongoing pledge for trees and natural resources. Also includes brief local notes: Bishop L W Clark visiting Paris, and Robert Rozen in Verdérans hospital in Boise with family details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C._N. Woods
Nebraska
Woods
Union
United States
J. Sterling Morton
Nebraska Agriculturist
Prairie
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
N. B
Arbor Day
Forest Service
United States of America
Funeral services held for Luman L Mecham in Paris ward
Funeral services were conducted April 17 in the Paris First ward chapel for Luman L Mecham born July 14, 1863 in Morgan County Utah. Bishop Horace N Austin presided with a lengthy program of hymns solos and remarks praising Mechams life faith and work in sheep farming and church service. He was married to Mary Ann Hess Mecham in 1892 and later farmed in Garden City Star Valley and Paris. Burial occurred in Paris City Cemetery with interment by Loyal Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luman
Sue) Mecham
Paris First Ward
Horace N. Austin
Mecham
Ward
Louis K. Hulme
Rollo Nye
Charles W Cole
Fred J. Price
Nebeker Brothers
Are Mecham
Sue Mecham
Attr
Herbert Spencer
Pon Walters
George H.robinson
Horace Austin
Emery Welling
Wilford Budge
Nenora Spencer
Paris City
Loyal Hall
Daniel S Price
Fuman Lemi Mecham
Iton
Morgan County
Utah
Joseph
Sarah Tuttle Mecham
Bear Lake
Nebeker Bros
Nebekers
Mary Ann Hess Mecham
Logan
Garden City
Star Valley
Paris
Jom the Baptist
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Fielding
Cliff
Utah State
Preston High
Kent Ryan
Dallas Greener
Bernie Magnusson
Chiff
Aggie
Dick Foommey
Aggies
Market Report
Reading
Ogden
Denver
B Boy
ROD & Gun Cly
Club Foresters
Laketo
Main ST
PWA
Future Farmers News
L. W. Johnson
Renee Wallis
Bear Lake County Pool
L. W. Clark
Robert Rozen
Verdérans Hospital
Boise
Temote and Genealogical Society
Ella Puchs
Everett H. Merhart
Boreines Caf
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