Local & Personal Notes from Week of August 18
Week of August 18 records numerous travels and visits. John Fox left for Salt Lake City. Pearl Raymond and son Henry visited Montpellier. Kay Rich family visited Liberty. Albert Spencer group returned to Paris from Sandy Utah. John Ballentyne accompanied by Eugene Stuck family flew to Salt Lake City. Douglas Shepherds returned from Kalamazoo. Lorenzo Rich and daughter from Mesa visit Mrs Kate Rich with plans to Driggs. Additional trips include Milton Findlay party to Ogden and Conda, and John Hymas reunion attendance in Rupert. The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers meet August 25 at Mrs Walter Bird’s home with officer elections. The Ringel family reunion at Fish Haven Resort notes 7 daughters and 1 son plus many Ringel relatives from multiple states.
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John Ballentyne
Eugene Stuck
Baby
Salt Lake City
Lorenzo Rich
Daughtr
Mesa
Arizona
Kate Rich
Rich
Driggs
F L. Ringel
Mary Ann Ebling Ringel
Fish Haven Resort
Joseph Seamons
Logan
Louise Ringel
Lena Ringel Steed
Ogden
A T Ward
Twin Falls
Annie Ringel
L. Ringel
Paris
A D. Griffith
Elizabeth Ringel
Katherine Ringel Johnson
Antioche
Calif
Lillian Ringel Wright
Stockton
Jeanette Ringel Allred
Germany
Bear Lake
Scenic Idaho and Bear Lake Valley Attractions
John Laker highlights Idaho as a scenic state with the Rocky Mountains to the east and Bear Lake Valley as a premier spot. He notes fisheries, hatcheries, deer and elk, crops, creameries, hot springs, summer resorts like Ideal Beach Lakota and Fish Haven, and Paris as Bear Lake County seat. Rail towns, Camp Lifton, phosphate mining, and Montpelier are described with elevation around 6000 feet.
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the Union
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Briar Lake Valley
Logan Canyon
Garden City
Point Lookout
Ideal Beach
Lakota
Utah
Fish Haven
Ida
Bear Lake Hot Springs
Paris
Paris Canyon
Ray McKlwee
Mockwee-Idaho Phosphate Co
Bear Lake County
Camp Lifton
Cache Valley
Montpelier
Bear Lake Valley
Utah State Agricultural College regisration opens Sept 22 24
Fall quarter registration in Logan Utah at Utah State Agricultural College runs September 22 through 24. President Harris outlines updated courses and a streamlined system while Bell urges提前 applications. The campus highlights include new Technology Building for auto mechanics and aeronautics, a $120000 poultry plant, extensive research with 500 staff and 140000 books, and broad state services via Experiment Station and Extension Service. Truck gardening noted in Connecticut.
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Utah State Ag. College
Logan
Utah
Land Grant College
College Hill
Utah State Agricultural College
Franklin D. Harris
W Hr. Bell
Intermountain
Nature
Agricultural Experiment Station
Extension Service
Call for bids on school bus fuel in Bear Lake County Idaho
The Rural High School District No 1 Bear Lake County Idaho invites bids for gasoline and oil for school buses. Bids due Sept 1 1949. Gas per gallon for first grade gasoline 72 to 76 octane. Oil per case for first grade oil. Signed A C Shepherd Clerk.
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Board of Education
Bear Lake County
Idaho
A. C. Shepherd
Lake Bonneville once covered southeastern Idaho and Utah
Geologist Ray E Colton explains Lake Bonneville's reach into southeastern Idaho and northern Utah, its 10 000 to 25 000 year existence, and its two main shorelines the Bonneville and Provo. The piece also surveys Bear Lake geology, Bear Lake County life forms from Paleozoic to Mesozoic eras, and notes phosphate deposits in Bear Lake County.
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Lake Bonneville
Idaho
Utah
Pacific Ocean
Bonneville
Provo
Bear Lake
SLBM
Paris
Bear Lake County
Wasatch Mountains
Wyoming-Idaho Line
Dingle
Wyoming
Arizona
Indo-China
Formosa
Fish Haven
Bloomington
Ovid
Pegram
Bear Laxe
Paris Post
Ray E. Colton
Survey Finds Fewer Families Use Cleo in Omaha Area
The Omaha World Herald reports a 5th annual consumer analysis showing Cleo use dropping to 6.44 percent from 69.3 percent in 1948 among Omaha Council Bluffs area families. Butter use rises to 72.6 percent from 70.8 percent. The note also mentions the National Cemetery at Vicksburg covering 119.75 acres.
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Omaha Council Bluffs
Omaha World-Herald
the National Cemetery
Vicksburg, Miss
Sylvester Claims U S Leads In Housing Growth
Sylvester asserts the United States outpaces other nations in home building and available utilities. He contrasts U S freedoms to build with restrictive practices in England and France, arguing government controls reduce production and comfort for the masses.
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England
France
Europe
Visiting relatives and local residents gatherings noted
Mrs Thora Pearce visits with her brother William Lauritzen and wife. Mr and Mrs A W Shepherd and Mr and Mrs Douglas Shepherd motored to Yellowstone Park, returning Monday. Mr and Mrs Rus Athay and daughter Louanne, Miss Pat Stuart and Mrs Beth West and daughter were Logan visitors Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Wilford Gray and Mr and Mrs Stanley Innes of Provo visited Friday at Mrs Kate Innes's home and with other relatives.
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Mrs. Thora Pearce
Wm. Lauritzen
A. W Shepherd
Douglas Shepherd
Yellowsone Park
Rus Athay
Louanne
Pat Stuart
Beth West
Logan
Wilford Gray
Stanley Innes
Provo
Kate Innes
Has Doctors All a Flutter Over His Heart
Ninety pound Walter E Urwiler 85 is alleged by veterans administration doctors to be one of seven people who can flutter his heart at will He faces trial in Denver on charges of defrauding government hospitals He is accused of using the fluttering to gain admission as a heart attack victim He reportedly collapsed on an Elmhurst street in Elmhurst Queens and doctors at a government hospital questioned his condition
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Denver
Colo
Walter E. Urwiler
Veterans Administration
Urwiler
Elmhurst
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Rome
Palazzio Venezia
Mussolini
Second World Health Assembly
Assembly
United Nations
World Health Organization
WHO
John Fox
Pearl Raymond
Henry
Montpellier
Kay Rich
Edgar Poulsen
Liberty
Albert Spencer
Sandy
Kalamazoo
Michigan
A W Shepherd
Milton Findlay
Laura Findlay
Mijton Findlay
Conda
Roy Findlay
John Hymas
Rupert
Darwin Haddock
David Roberts
Norman Roberts
Emma Hymas
Joseph
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Walter Bird
M H Collings
Reita
Almira Stauffer and Son
Garfield
Collings
Harry Anderson
Robert Layland
Dean Cook
Farrell
Eugene Parker
Lanark
Scott
Ray Law
Marian Parker
Dry Fork Canyon
John Laker
Connecticut
Rugut
Ltiguhitt
King’s Radio Service
Phono &Sw
Hontpelied
Dado
Hades
Frogson Castle
St.clark
Sylvester
USAC
Logan, Utah
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