Fifth Registration Numbers List for Young Men
The document lists the order and serial numbers assigned to men aged 18 to 20 who registered on June 30 in the fifth Selective Service registration. It names dozens of registrants with their towns including Montpelier, Paris, Dingle, Georgetown, St. Charles, Fish Haven, Ovid, Bloomington, Geneva, Wardboro, and more, noting continued entries on the last page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olean W Parker
Wardboro
Victor Ray Hymas
Montpelier
Glenn R. Hayes
Georgetown
George L. Morrall
Joseph Andrew Barfuss
Paris
Elwyn Sparks
Dingle
Earl Hyrum Thornock
Harold Tracy Stevens
Vernon J
Raymond
Oscar L. Dalrymple
Lowell Bolton Rich
St. Charles
Keith O. Peterson
Evan W. Shirley
Fish Haven
Junior S. Payne
Russell G. Boehme
Geneva
Forrest Stanford
Scott Rayo Ward
Bloomington
Melvin J Hulme
Wayne 8. Perkins
Willard A Wilson
Vernal
DeOrr Kunz
Bern
Roy Price Ringle
Glenn C Bauman
Deward R. Pugmire
Gilbert H. Prohaska
Pegram
Thiel W. Smith
Stanley W. Bergreen
William L. Pugmire
Grant Sorenson
Ovid
Neil C. Johnson
Edgar Max Bartschi
Noonan
Albert K. Ashley
Everan Joseph Peterson
Dean A. Larson
Douglas T. Price
Phillip R
Darwin P. Arnell
Warner William Kullcke
Thorold D. Sparks
Clay Edward Wilcox
Gerald Amon Hulme
Russell M. Saxton
Alonzo G. Irving
Sharel D. Nate
Todd Elton Bunn
Louis M. Pugmire
Alan
Wisconsin Draft Evader Arrested by Local Sheriff
Joseph Thomas Niedziejka of Milwaukee was picked up Friday by Sheriff Bunderson and jailed on orders of Wisconsin officials for draft evasion. He was arraigned before U. S. Commissioner W. Smith Hoge and bound over to the U. S. Federal court on a $1000 bond, then taken to Powers County jail in American Falls to await trial. he worked for Union Pacific on an extra gang out of Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Thomas Niedziejka
Miwaukee
Wisconsin
Bunderson
Niedziejka
U. S
W. Smith Hoge
Paris
Niedzieska
Powers
American Falls
Union Pacific Railroad
Montpelier
Bloomington Boy Awarded Medal by the President
Sergeant Rulon E. Thornock of Bloomington, son of Mr and Mrs Donald A Thornock, received the Silver Star for gallantry in World War II. As gunner in the 8th Bombardment Squadron, he helped defend a dive bomber during an April 1 1942 mission over Salamaua and scored a direct hit on an enemy bomber at Lae New Guinea on April 11 1942. The action reflects the high traditions of the U S Armed Forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Bear Lake
Rulon E. Thornock
Donald A. Thornock
United States Armed Force
Thornock
U. S. Air Corp
Allied Air Forces
Southwest Pacific Area
3Rd Bombardment Group
Salamau
Lae
New Guinea
Blink's Cafe Closes After Two Years in Business
Blink's Cafe owners Mr and Mrs Lewis Shepherd announce the business is quitting this Monday after two years. They plan to move to Salt Lake City where Mr Shepherd will work for Utah Power and Light Co and thank the public for patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blink's Cafe
Lewis Shepherd
Sugar allotment increases notified for July August
Industrial users will receive a 10 percent rise in sugar allotments, raising their share to 80 percent of base for July August September and October. Institutional users gain a 28 percent increase, lifting their allotment to 75 percent of base for the same period.
Three Small Fires Reported in Forest Area Last Week
J B Hann of the Forest Service reports three small fires in the forest area over the past week with minimal damage. A Friday fire on Pearl Creek above Noonan in the Caché National Forest was extinguished. A 100 acre grass fire north of the Pescadero station above Bern affected mostly private or public lands. A timber fire occurred Saturday and Sunday on South Peak above Bern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J B. Hann
Forest Service
Pearl Creek
Noonan
Caché National Forest
Pescadero
Bern
South Peak
July Report of Business Handled by Ration Board
Harold Toomer the Bear Lake County Rationing board clerk reports July activity. Sugar saw 112 applications for canning sugar. 6227 pounds certificates issued. 1330 pounds excess sugar held by consumers reduced. Tires and tubes 92 applications. 56 granted. 28 pending. New autos 4 applications, 2 granted, 2 denied. Bicycles 3 applications. 1 denied. 2 pending. Board meets Thursdays to process business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ration Board
Harold Toomer
Bear Lake County
Jerome Taylor
Ryan Kammerath
Keith Warner
County Election Returns Show Opposition Prevails
County election returns by precinct detail outcomes for offices with opposition. Complete eight mile precinct results were unavailable when this edition went to press on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eight Mile
Light voter turnout in county primary election results
County primary returns show about one third turnout with only Republican opposition. Frank Williams wins State Senator nomination from Silas Wright by 107 votes, and Warren Sirrine defeats Henry Teuscher for County Commissioner 2nd District by 119 votes. Unofficial counts list numerous state and county races with small margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Bistline
James Bothwell
Chas, C. Gossett
Owen Stratton
Glen Taylor
Congress
Ira H. Masters
Arnold Williams
Frank Keenan
Inspector of Mines
Arthur Campbell
Howard Rishsow
John Thomas
John Sanborn
Presley Horne
Co. A. Bottolfsen
W. H. Detweller
Thomas McDougall
James Keating
Chas. R. Bailey
Hoyt Ray Eoecaed
Robert Airshie Eae
Frank Williama
Silas L. Wright
J. Warren Sirrine
Frank Williams
Silas—Wright
Warren Sirrino
Henry Teuscher
U. S
Owen T Stratton
Glen H. Taylor
Francis M. Bistiine
James R. Bothwell
Charles C. Gossett
Frank J. Keenances
Chase A Clark
E. D. Baird
George H. Curtin
Calvin E. Wright
L. Burdette Pugmire
J A. Berreyvee
Sam V Tunks
A O Sparks
Don C Haddock
Blanche Shepherd
Charles E. Harris
J N
Presley
Horne
Wee
John C Sanborn
Henry Dworshak
Thomas D McDougall
A. Bottolfsen
W H. Detweiler
Edwin Nelson
Cssesesee
James W. Keating
Charles R. Bailey
Co. L. Schoenhut
Hoyt Ray
Sicinius
Robert Ailshin
Frank M Williams
T. N. Sneddon
Ernest D. Hymas
Donald Welker
Alton P. Bunderson
Juanita W. Smart
Glenn A. Coughlan
F D (Verge) Williams
T. L. Austin
Econ
Party For Soldier Boys In Paris Wards
The Elders Quorums of the two Paris Wards sponsor a party Monday night August 17 to honor boys leaving August 18 for military training. Public urged to attend. Mrs. W Settle and Mrs. Glen Settle and daughter Geral of Las Vegas arrived Sunday for a three week visit with Dr. and Mrs. Spencer H Rich and Mr. and Mrs. Than Bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
W. ©. Settle
Glen Settle
Geral
Las Vegas
Nevada
Spencer H Rich
Than Bird
Fielding High School Opens Term September 14 1942
Fielding High School will begin the 1942 43 term on September 14 under Supt W B Price. Three new teachers join the faculty Weldon Grandy replaces Z L Black now at Montecello UT A F Cluff fills Wm Billeter’s music post Catherine Romney continues Home Economics Beverly Deardorff left last spring for Salt Lake City sales job The staff includes Supt Price D C Rich Weldon Grandy Lawrell Jensen N R Budge Mildred Leonard Virginia Thompson Melinda Rebentisch Catherine Romney and A F Cluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon Grandy
Montpelier
Z. L. Black
Montecello
Utah
A. F. Cluff
Coalville
Wm. Billeter
Salt Lake City
Catherine Romney
Logan
Home—Economica
Beverly Deardorff
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Department Store. the Faculty Includes Supt
W. B. Price
D. C. Rich
Lawrell Jensen
N. R. Budge
Mildred Leonard
Virginia Thompson
Melinda Rebentisch
Funeral Services For Lucy Smedley Lewis
Impressive funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 3:30 in the Paris Second Ward chapel for Lucy Smedley Lewis who died at her Paris home at 5:15 am August 6 after a years long illness. Born May 21 1865 in Brookeston Crossroads Kent County Delaware she married John D Lewin October 1 1885 in Logan Utah. They were married 58 years and had twelve children eight surviving Jesse Ezra Parley Bertha Eliza Reva Wilford and Elmer all born in Paris. Surviving are thirty grandchildren nine great grandchildren step mother Ida B Smedley three sisters Jane McDermott Laura Findlay Ida Humphreys and six brothers and sisters. The service included musical selections and remarks by Herbert L Spencer Samuel Hymas and O H Grimmett with burial by W Smith Hoge at Paris cemetery. Funeral home was F M Williams Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Second Ward
Lucy Smedley Lewis
Paris
Thomas
Ann Smedley
Brookeston
Crossroads
Kent County
Delaware
John D. Lewin
Logan
Utah
Jesse
Ezra
Parley
Bertha
Eliza
Reva
Wilford
Elmer
Ida B Smedley
Jane McDermott
Laura Findlay
Ida Humphreys
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere
Heber Humphreys
Herbert L. Spencer
Milford
Ruby Passey
Samuel Hymas
Helen Rac Bborn
Jane Shepherd
Ruth Spencer
O. H. Grimmett
With
Jasper Lindsay
W Smith Hoge
F M. Williams
Card of Thanks for Floral Assistance After Bereavement
John D. Lewis and Family express heartfelt thanks to those who assisted during their bereavement and note appreciation for the beautiful floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Lewis
Tires and Tubes Issued by Rationing Board
Bear Lake County Rationing Board met last Thursday and issued Tire Purchase Certificates to locals including Wm B Stucki Paris for 1 tire and 1 tube, John M Christiansen Montpelier for 1 tube and 2 retreads, and others. Recipients include Melvin Grunig Noonan 1 retread for passenger car, H Matthew Pigmire St Charles 1 retread for passenger car hauling farm produce, Mrs. Freda Hirachi Geneva 2 tubes for farm truck, Hubert Hymas Montpelier 2 tires for highway work, Wm Myrl Stephens Montpelier 1 tire for trucks, Clarence Alleman Noonan 2 retreads, Robert S Anderson Georgetown 2 retreads, and Wm Lauritzen Paris 2 retreads for a passenger bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Albert Linder
Montpelier
Darrell H Matthews
Liberty
Lloyd Fay Phelps
Weston Passey
Ovid
Robert L. Grunig
Montpellier
Ernest J Smith
Fish Haven
Elmont Michaelson
St. Charles
Ted W. Hamburg
Dewain E. Nowland
Dingle
McKay Heber Kunz
Bern
William H. Passey
Georgetown
Newell E. Parker
Bloomington
Jay Reese Price
Bordean A. Payne
Russell B. Rich
Eugene McKay Wilcox
Willard W. Stucki
Paris
Russell L. Jewett
Noonan
Arden L. Windley
Delbert E. Pugmire
Rayo Dunford
Darrell R. Lindsay
Bennington
Verl Ide Munford
Fayon R. Pugmire
Owen Carlyle Bartschi
Fay S Derricott
Eddie T. Hymas
Ned W. Jacobson
Vernon N Wells
Keith L. Nelson
James Ezra Linford
William R. Johnson
Robert W. Wuthrich
Paul M. Thornock
LaMar G. Price
Geneva
von T Welker
David McKay Hymas
Lanark
Dale Winn Lauritzen
Farrell W. Nielson
John H. Loertscher
Harold G Loveland
Jack Dee Hymas
Darrel D Jacobsen
Lowell Humphreys
Orson Leo Spencer
Cyril D Maxwell
Joseph Bartschi
Sharon
Bernard EE. Reiber
Edward M. Peterson
Matthew Thornock
Arthur K. Johnson
Sterling W. Weaver
Robert McKay Brown
Sherril Beck
Lloyd P Bowman
Darval B. Swenson
Clifford S Pendrey
Ernest O. Bischoff
Philip L. Hulme
Bear Lake County
FSA
Melvin Grunig
H Matthew Pigmire
Freda T. Hirachi
Hubert D. Hymas
Wm. Myrl Stephens
Clarence R. Alleman
Robert S. Anderson
Plan to curb school bus use in Rocky Mountain region
The National Council of Chief State School Officers plan, adopted by the Denver Office of Defense Transportation, aims to conserve buses by reorganizing routes to remove duplicates and nonessential trips. It urges limiting transport to two miles for eligible students, reducing stops, staggered hours, and standing only if safe, with buses serving multiple schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of Chief State School Officers
Rocky Mountain
Denver Office of Defense Transportation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blink’s Cafe
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Fielding High School
Fielding High
Rationing Board
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