Funeral Services Held for Wm G Hayward Pioneer
Funeral services for Wm G Hayward a Bear Lake valley pioneer who died in Logan Utah on April 21 were conducted Monday at the Paris first ward chapel. Speakers included Bishop Dan Rich and Pres Wm L Rich with several other church leaders offering tributes. Born October 1 1854 in Salt Lake City Hayward was part of early Utah pioneer families arriving from England in 1849 and later moved to Bear Lake valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. G. Hayward
Bear Lake Valley
Logan
Utah
Paris First Ward
Dan ©. Rich
Wm. L. Rich
J. W. Cook
John A Sutton
L. T. Shepherd
Ed C. Rich
Montpelier Stake
Roy A. Welker
Bear Lake Stake
D. C. Rich
O. H. Budge
Word Choir
Irwin Jensen
Mark Austin
Alma Findlay
Ezra T. Budge
Salt Lake City
Gammon Hayward
Sara Ann Cripps
Salt Lake Valley
England
Hayward
Montana
Paris
J. W. Hayward
B. Cripps
Los Angeles
California
H. T. Woodward
Tremonton
E. A Stevens
Bloomington
George C Piggott
A. R. Brown
Point Marion
Pennsylvania
G.H. Hayward
Conda
Clem J. Hayward
Ira N. Hayward
Lynn Hayward
Idaho Divides State Into Nine Motor Vehicle Conference Districts
Boise April 22 Idaho forms nine districts for regional conferences on enforcement of automobile license gasoline tax and stage laws to start in May. Fred E Luckens secretary of state emphasizes uniform motor vehicle acts adopted by the 1927 legislature and inspired by Hoover plan.
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Boise
Idaho
Fred E. Luckens
State Department
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
U.S. hunting licenses climb to over five million
The 1925-26 season saw more than 5.16 million hunting licenses issued nationwide with state treasuries receiving about 6.87 million dollars. Pennsylvania led in licenses and revenue, totaling 525,045 licenses and 646,447.25 dollars. Idaho issued 366,169 licenses, reflecting a broad rise in licensing and fees over prior years.
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United States
Alaska
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriulture
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Bear Lake
Sybil
Bassett
Ubueber
Laketown
Utah
Earl Williams Dies in Los Angeles
Film actor Earl Williams died in Los Angeles today from double pneumonia. Born in Sacramento, he rose to leading man status with the Vitagraph Pictures company in the early days of motion pictures.
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Los Angeles
Earl Williams
Williams
Sacramento
Vitagraph Picture Company
Motion Pictures
Mountain Lovin Joe and the Plain Folks Song
A fragmentary verse song by James Lewis Hays extols Mountain Lovin Joe. It paints dawn peaks and snow streams, inviting the listener to visit a pristine mountain home amid mountains, glaciers, flowers, and pines.
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James Lewis Hays ‘Mountain Lovin Joe
Mutual Glen Girls Summer Home Opens to Boys This Year
The Lakota facility known as Mutual Glen used by girls from ten stakes including Ida ho Wyoming and Utah will host boys for the first time. A large group of Primary Boys from Grace Bannock Stake will visit in late May as Primary workers train leaders to supervise excursions. Yellowstone Stake secures the home for ten days in August with Kemmerer Wyoming girls staying a week in July.
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Yellowstone
Kemmerer
Wyo
Emerson Honor Roll List for April Students Named
The Emerson honor roll for April includes Beth Shepherd Blaine Passey Lola Poulsen Wilford Taylor Beecher Pendrey Vilate Law RS Dora Dunno and others among the month’s top students.
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Emerson
Beth Shepherd Blaine Passey
Lola Poulsen Wilford Taylor
Beecher Pendrey & Vilate Law
Dora Dunno
Card of Thanks for Wim. Hayward family expresses gratitude
The wife and family of Wim Hayward wish to express deepest appreciation to the many friends who gave and offered assistance and comfort after the death of their beloved husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim
Hayward
Concert in Paris Second Ward May First
Public invited to a Sunday evening program in the Paris Second Ward featuring a violin duet by Lena Dunford and Wendel Olsen, a vocal solo by Dallas Tueller, a piano solo by Ora Rich, and a talk by Herbert Spencer.
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Paris
Ward
Hing
Lena Dunford
Wendel Olsen
Dallas Tueller
Herbert Spencer
Bear Lake County Poised as Poultry Center On Egg Shipments
Shepherd and Sons reported eggs valued at 6364.94 shipped in the last three months. The firm now ships over 100 cases weekly as Bear Lake County aims to grow poultry output. A profitable grower must harvest most eggs from September through March due to seasonal price changes.
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Shepherd and Sons
Bear Lake County
Paris Health Day Set For May 6 Observance
Paris will observe health day on Friday May 6 with plans under way to make it a leading town event. City and county schools, businesses, and groups will cooperate to ensure a large display of health work with substantial prizes for the top school display from city or county schools.
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Paris
Old Subscriber A B Dunford Acknowledged by The Post
The Post thanks one of its oldest subscribers A B Dunford of Logan Utah for remittance. He lived many years in Bear Lake Valley and wintered in California. He notes sixteen years in Logan and three decades in Bear Lake area. He enjoyed a mild winter in California.
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Lake Valley
John A. Sutton
Ellen Neibaur
Post
A. B. Dunford
Logan
Utah
Bear Lake Valley
Dunford
California
Cear O Bear Lake
Ames. L
Randolp Native Lenora Webster Howard Dies in Salt Lake
Randolph native Lenora Webster Howard wife of William Howard died Sunday in a Salt Lake hospital. Born January 28, 1876 in Randolph Utah she was daughter of William and Lenora Perkins Howard and sister of John C Howard. Survived by husband and many children including Gladys Abrams on Ruth Johnson Chandos Howard Maybelle Gould Andra WitsonPhyillis Harvey John Maxine Howard W Allen Howard. Funeral held Wednesday at 1 pm in Wells ward chapel.
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Lenora Webster Howard
William Howard
Salt Lake
Mrs. Howard
Randolph Utah
William and
Lenora Perkins Howard
John C Howard
Utah Oil Refining Company
Gladys Abramson
Ruth Johnson
Oakland
Cal
Chandos Howard Maybelle
Golo
Andra Wit
Phyllis, Harvey
John
Maxine Howard
W. Allen Howard
Alabama Minstrels Thrill Local Opera House Crowd
A capacity audience enjoyed the Alabama Minstrels under Prof. Irwin Jensen at the local opera house. The show featured 35 voices in three parts with a campfire sequence, end men Chase Kears and Rich Bones, Ruby Bolton as pianist, Hugh Shepherd on the soprano horn, Kenneth Longhurst on banjo, and various solos and dialogue receiving strong praise.
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Irwin Jensen
M. D. Low
Chase Kéarl
Simpson Rich “Bones
Ruby Bolton
Hugh Shepherd
First Ward Chapel Sunday Evening Program
The First ward chapel holds a mutual program in the evening. Featured items include piano solo by Edna Rich Reading by Norene Vallentine vocal solo by Blossom Wilks a roe talk by Pres. M D Low instrumental duet by Chas. and Kenneth Longhurst and a quartet by Isaac Dunford and Co. The public is invited to attend.
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First Ward
Edna Rich
Reading
Norene Vallentine
Blossom Wilks
Roe
Kenneth Longhurst
Isaac Dunford & Co
Baby Girl Born to Conda CoupleRoger Family
Mr and Mrs John Rogers of Conda welcome a baby girl born Tuesday morning. The newborn is reported doing nicely.
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John Rogers
Conda
Shepherd Wins City Mayor Election In Biannual City Vote
Alfred W. Shepherd was elected mayor on the Citizens Ticket defeating Joseph Stucki. Voters turnout: 201 of 284 registered. Tax levy failed by 62 votes. In council races H L Spencer won in the second ward and O H Grimmett won in the first ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Shepherd
W. Smith Hoge
Edw. T. Shepherd
M. D. Low
D. H Grimmett
James 8. Poulsen
H. L. Spencer
R.—F. Grawford
Emil Grandy
Simpson P. Rich
Christian Tueller
Alfred W. Shepherd
Citizens
Joseph Stucki
People’s
Peoples
H.L. Spencer
O. H. Grimmett
PROGRAM AT BLOOMINGTON MUSIC NIGHT
A Fielding High School music department program will be performed at the ward chapel in Bloomington Sunday evening. Selections include Lift Thine Eyes Mendelssohn Pearl Price Seki If I knew you and you knew me and other pieces by Grieg Chopin and Burns. Music volunteers include Gwen Price Ella Jarvis and Irwin Jensen. Taps and a U. S. Army Bugle Call also planned.
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Ward Chapel
Bloomington
Fielding High School
Mendelssohn
Offenbach
Smith Leaves May 16 for Twin Falls Home
Congressman Addison Smith will depart Washington for his Twin Falls home on May 15 to finish departmental duties before returning west. The move signals a brief congressional recess and pending completion of remaining tasks.
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Addison T. Smith
Washington,—D
Twin Falls
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