Schedule Set For BL Schools Attendance Plan Across District
The district approves attendance designations for grades one through eight across multiple schools. St Charles will host grades five to eight, Bloomington hosts grades one to four, Emerson accommodates all grades one through eight with noted exceptions, and Ovid Bern Georgetown Bennington Montpelier Dingle Geneva details outline campus assignments and bus routes. Special bus transport planned for students from two communities. Montpelier will move to central sites during building work.
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Board of
Wh Haven
St. Charles
Emerson
Bloomington
Bern
Georgetown
Noonan
Bennington
Montpelier
Lincoln
Central
Dingle
Central Buiding
Geneva
Fielding Heh
Fielding High School
Ralph Roghaar
Alfred Hart
Irene Mumford
John Findlay
Melinda Sparkes
Allen Stephens
Kit MeBride
Lavelle Ward
Garth Wilkes
Wallace James
Coech
P.E
Fifth Haven
Fern Pope
Amlin Wilkes
Lark Bateman
Helen Ward
Reesé Almond
Leon V. Howell
William Beck
Wintonah Shirley
Avis Painter
Amos Hulme
Grant Rich
Beth West
Kenneth Budge
Opal Shepherd
Lucile Crawford
Helen Crawford
Naomi Hirschi
Ovid
Edris Beck
Mary Barkdul
Norman Watson
Mirla Dunn
Ardelle Grunig
Edith Payne
Charles Barret
Wm. Johnson
Florence Jensen
Darwin Pitchford
Lois Murdock
Aide Oakey
Eva Hymas
Robert Clayton
Chariasie Anderson
Rose Dunn
Lucile Evans
May Aland
Berniece Pendrey
Esma Parker
Gwen Sharpe
Rozina Jewett
Margaret Esterholdt
Hazel Jacobsen
Nita Cheney
Mildred Clayton
Minnie Mahlock
Verlaine Larsen
Earwigs Control Urged by Rich Co Agent
Rich County Utah agent Wesley T. Maughan urges residents of Garden City and Laketown to dust areas with chloride to kill earwigs. Apply in the evening during good weather and avoid watering lawns for two nights after treatment. Neighbor participation improves control effectiveness.
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Garden City
Laketown
Wesley T. Maughan
Rich County
Utah
Raymond Webb Gains Following Accident
Bozeman Montana reports Ray mond Webb in Deaconess hospital after an August 13 automobile crash. He suffered a brain concussion facial lacerations broken collarbone ribs and punctured lung with a broken hip. Surgery to repair the hip will await medical improvement for plate and pins. Mrs Webb remained at his side since the accident.
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Bozeman
Montana
Raymond Webb
Webb
Farm Bureau Talent Winners Compete At County Fair
Local talent will perform Saturday night at the fair with winners of the Farm Bureau Talent Fund from District I competing to represent the district at the State Farm Bureau convention. The event starts at 8 o'clock as the first part of the evening program. Come early to enjoy this portion of the show.
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Farm Bureau
District I
State Farm Bureau
Montpelier High School Serves East Side Students
A school serving students from the east side is described while a west side institution serves those from the west. The note highlights campus boundaries and student assignments within the Montpelier area.
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West Side
Montpelier High School
East Side
Round About the Town Neighbors visit and travel notes
Mr and Mrs Reed Jensen and family and Mr and Mrs Kay Allred and families of Montpelier visited the Allred home. Several families and individuals traveled to Salt Lake City and Bountiful. The Law family reunion occurred at Lakota resort with 112 attendees.
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Reed Jensen
Kay Allred
Montpelier
Fenton Allred
Glen Lyon
Dingle
FE. W. Stucki
Cleanfield
Utah
Stephen Stuckid
Wallace Stucki
E. W. Stucki
S. G. Sleight
Gayle
Roy Sheight
Weldon
Jay
Ann
Salt Lake City
A. W. Shepherd
Harold Shepherd
Santa Cruz
California
Shephern
Department of Law
Stanford University
Rs. A. J.pendrey
Logan
D. C. Sparks
Don Perkins
Bountiful
Hiffie Apple
Farmington
Verna Hill
Layton
Fenton Alfred
Nate
Ross A. Smart
Ephraim
Juanita Smart
Lorraine C. Vallentine
Victor Barfuss
Downey
Idaho
Andrew Barfuss
Joe Barfuss
Midbille
Andrew Bar
Reed Roberts
Doris Swanson
Great Falls
Montana
Jane Wilson
Edna
Houston
Texas
Otto Bucher
David Butler
Gus Petello
Roel Dunn
Bennington
Bucher
Ilda Ward
Paris
Law
Reunon
Lakota Resort
Marion Pearson
Mesa
Arianza
Idaho travel history and pioneer sites along US 30 and 91
The piece surveys Idaho tourism routes linked to pioneer history around Massacre Rocks Register Rock State Park and the Oregon Trail era. It notes Gronso’s 1851 carving, the 1862 massacre, and current highway alignments from Massacre Rocks toward Pocatello, Lava Hot Springs, and Soda Springs, plus fishing and hunting spots near American Falls and Malad.
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American Falls
Snake River
Gronso
B. FE. Gronso
Register Rock
Massacre Rocks
Regster Rock
Idaho
Pocatello
Alameda
Twin Falls
Soda Springs
Idaho State College
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
McCammon
Portnenf
Lava Hot Springs
Bancroft
Soda
Downey
Malad Summit
Malad
Utah
Preston
Franklin
Alexander
Grace
Roy
Aberdeen
Malad Pass
Montana
Salt Lake City
Standing Rock
Weston Canyon
John C. Freeman
Fremont
Great Salt Lake
Rich County Round-Up Queen and Attendants Named
Miss Judy Rees will reign over Rich County Round-Up Days in Woodruff Utah with attendants Carolyn Cornia Bobby Rex and Lana Johnson chosen for horsemanship beauty and personality. The two day event features a parade Saturday program at Leslie Park a 4 H style show and an old fashioned barbecue lunch before the Bear Lake Rangers rodeo at the new arena.
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Judy Rees
Rich County
Miss Rees
Wayne Rees
Woodruff
Utah
Carolyn Cornia
Paul Cornia
Garden City
Bobby Rex
Wayne Rex
Randolph
Lana Johnson
Farrell Johnson
Laketown
Bealty
Mists Rees
Woodrury
Wool Growers Association
Leslie Park
Bear Lake Rangers
State Fair books two big shows in 1959
The 1959 Eastern Idaho State Fair in Blackfoot runs September 8 to 12 with reserved seats for night shows on sale August 16. Two distinct programs are offered: Oklahoma on Labor Day with a local southeastern Idaho cast, and the State Fair Revue featuring Peg Leg Bates and Freddie Nix with his orchestra. Tickets available at the Fair Office by mail or phone Sunset 56 2480. patrons urged to reserve early.
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Blackfoot
Mra
Ruth C. Hartkopf
Oklahoma
Players Guild Association
Idaho
Barnes-Carruthers
Chicago
Peg Leg Bates
Freddie Nix
Orchetra
Nix
Conrad Hilton
Sunset
Hyrum Poulsen Family Reunion Held at Fish Haven Resort
The Poulsen family gathered on August 23 at Fish Haven Resort for a dinner and get-together. Hyrum Poulsen, father of eight, had seven children and 36 grandchildren with 27 present. Overall 96 attendees enjoyed the event.
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Hyrum Poulsen
Fish Haven Resort
Whch
Windstorm Shatters Plate Glass at Hawkes Building Entrance
Tuesday afternoon a strong windstorm blew the street entrance door of the Hawkes Building shattering the heavy plate glass and scattering shards on the sidewalk. Sarah Bernhardt continued her theatrical career in old age after the loss of a leg.
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Hawkes Building
Sarah Bernhardt
Oldest Idaho settlement and 1863 Bannock battle site
The text notes an 1863 clash east of Preston where Col. E. P. Connor routed Bannocks, ending local raids. It also identifies Franklin as Idaho’s oldest permanent white settlement, with Mormon emigrants in 1860 founding schools, homes, and an irrigation system for farming.
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Preston
Col. E. P. Connor
Connor
Idaho
Franklin
Utah
First day soil conservation stamp offered in Rapid City
Collectors may send addressed envelopes to the Rapid City Postmaster to obtain first day covers for the world's first soil conservation stamp. The 4 cent S color stamp goes on sale August 26 at the Soil Conservation Society of America meeting in Rapid City and August 27 in local post offices.
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Rapid City
S.D
J. Vern Dunn
Soil Conservation Society of America
Repid City
Utah Employment Rises With Manufacturing and Office Demand
Utah job growth shows about 12 percent in manufacturing and missile-related sectors, with total employment up 6 percent. Office positions rise due to government activity and competition, salaries up about 12 percent from last year as demand for trained clerical staff grows. Short pre-employment training boosts prospects for new office workers.
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Utah
Bear Lake County Fair Adds New Nightly Shows
The Bear Lake County Fair announces a complete nightly change of acts. Sue Raney and Ray Anthony head an August 29 lineup. Auto Acro bats perform a daring act to thrill spectators. Reserved seats include 440 on sale and 3800 stage side seats with elevated arena view.
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Bear Lake County Fair
Sue Raney
Ray Anthony
TV Star
Lame Duck on Wall Street Fails to Fulfill Contract
A lone lame duck on Wall Street struggles to meet the terms of his contract, facing possible penalties and renewed scrutiny from investors and regulators. The situation underscores weaknesses in governance and market confidence as negotiations stall.
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Wall Street
Bear Lake County Faces Notable Teacher Shortage
Bear Lake County schools report a severe difficulty in filling teaching posts for the 1959-60 year with four positions still vacant. District 88 and Idaho superintendents describe this as the hardest recruitment year on record, prompting extensive outreach to western universities.
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Bear Lake County
Winters
Taecher
Mississippi
Idaho
State Department of Education
Montpelier High School
Harold Phillips
Louise Adams
Wesley Baker
Darwin Hayes
Ruby Hayes
Charles Grant
P.E
Christine Michaelson
Lewis Munk
Mary Lynn Neeley
A. M. Rich
Opening Mutual Social Hears An Evening In Hawaii Theme
The M LA invites all to an opening social on Tuesday evening at 8:00 p m with the theme An Evening In Hawaii. Attendees will enjoy a time of fellowship and entertainment in a friendly community gathering.
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Hawaii
Soda Springs Heritage Shines In New DUP Book Tosoba
Ezra J Paullen recalls Soda Springs history from Bear River to Portneuf, recounting early aims to build power, clashes with ranchers, and the new Tosoba volume by Camp Mead Daughters of Utah Pioneers. He highlights Dr Ellis Kackley the Little Doctor and local memories preserved in Tosoba.
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Tosoba
Camp Mead Daughters of the
Utah Pioneers
Soda
Idaho
Tosaba
Ellis Kackley
Tosoiba
Lemhi
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Rich CO
Idaho Department of Commerce and Development
B.L. Fair
Venice Rich
Gerald Skinner
J. P. Wilde
Lbrarian
Leland Williams
Barbara Lee Gerber
Girla P.B
Douglas Perkins
George Lovelass
Verlyn Parks
Ezra J. Paullen
Bear River
Bear Lake Valley
Portneuf
Bert Slusser
Mr. Slusser
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