Bear Lake Stake 1921 Final Conference Closes Amid Snow
The Bear Lake Stake held its final quarterly conference of 1921 with low attendance due to a Saturday snowstorm. Elder Melvin J. Ballard represented the general authorities, delivering talks on gospel action, spiritual reliance, and obedience. Missionary reports from Louis Budge and Clarence Parker were read, and music from Fielding Academy provided a notable feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Melvin J. Ballard
Pres
Roy A. “WelkerAfter
Ballard
Rich
Montpelier
Fielding Academy
Academy
Rose D. Hill
Hill
Rulon Ostler
Moselle Michaelson
A. Rex-Johnson
Bandit Shoots Georgetown Man on Ogden Street
Harrison Sorenson of Georgetown Idaho was shot in the left breast by a Mexican bandit on West Seventeenth Street while alighting from an Oregon Short Line freight. The assailant took $28 after the robbery and told Sorenson to run. Sorenson sought help, was directed to a station, and Dr. Wilson removed the bullet lodged near the shoulder blade. Detective Captain Burke ordered a roundup of suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Harrison
Sorenson
Georgetown
Idaho
West Seventeenth Street
Idle eight months end at Trumbull Liberty steel plant
After eight months idle the Liberty plant of Trumbull Steel Company has opened eight of its twelve mills. Carnegie steel operations are approximately normal with 82 of 105 sheet mills in the Mahoning valley now in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Liberty
Trumbull Steel Company
Mahoning Valley
Post appreciated from Salt Lake City readers in 1921
Paris Idaho November 22 1921 Paris Post Publishing Company acknowledges reader letters about subscription lapse and sends a check to renew for another year. Letter from Guatat A Weilenmann thanks publication for timely weekly issues and updates on Paris Bear Lake area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Paris Post Publishing Company
Paris
Idaho
Bear Lake
Guatat
Weilenmann
Confirmation of Sale of Western Phosphate property
A creditors meeting for the Western Phosphate Company is called by Jerrold R. Letcher, referee in Bankruptcy, to consider the trustee report filed November 28 1921 and bids for the property. The meeting in Salt Lake City will review J A McIlwee bid and terms, and may discuss other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Phosphate Company
Continental Bank
Salt Lake City
Tig
J. A. McIlwee
Bis
Garden City Items Highlight Local Movements and Events
Mr Putnam at Woodruff Utah buys over one hundred head of cattle to winter on his Woodruff ranch. Mattson Brothers of Meadowville drive stock to Paris bottoms for winter feeding. Paul Spence hosts a wedding dance for children with lively evening dancing. MLA hosts a Parents party with dads and moms pairing off. Walter Norris and wife visit A H Brooker home. Local leaders and residents attend a Paris conference. Roads graveling directed by Bp Pope improves passage toward Charles Hildt ranch. Hanson of Dingle Idaho plastering new home for J N Cook across from Brooker’s store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam
Woodruff
Utah
Mattson
Walter Norris
A H Brooker
Thomas Sims
N J Hodges
L L Cook
Hanson
Dingle
Idaho
J. N. Cook
County Commissioners Meeting Minutes 1921 Idaho
The 28th day of November 1921 session of the County Commissioners records actions on a fence along the Oregon Short Line Railroad Right of Way on Eddie Clark property in Georgetown Idaho. They approve county payment for materials and construction and direct the work. They note Home Demonstration Agent work saves county funds and agree to continue it. A bond election to fund state highway improvements is discussed with support from local chambers and commerce groups. They propose a quartering allowance of 25.00 for Amy J Jordi of Paris on the County Indigents List, to commence January 1922, with warrants drawn from the Current Expense Fund each quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. R. Morgan
A. A. Hart
R. A. Sullivan
D. C. Kunz
Arthur Budge
James Dunn
Robert G. Harding
Silas L. Wright
Oregon Short Line Railroad—Co
Eddie Clark
Georgetown
Idaho
Board of Commissioners
J. _W. Cooke
James L. Dunford
Paris Comerical Club
Montpelier Chamber of Commerce
H. H. Hoff
Amy J. Jordi
Paris
Ne Canara
Program for Conjoint Meeting in Paris First Ward
A community program for a Conjoint Meeting in Paris First Ward on December 4 at 7 30 p m includes opening song Faith through Bee Hive Girls reports by Mary Stuckl and Edie Dunn with topics on faith and community grace A personal incident increasing faith in the town is recounted by Marie Tueller Phoebe Rich Leah Collings and Leah Wilcox with conferring of ranks and a benediction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris First Ward
Carol Wooley
Bee Hive Girls
Mary Stucklheme
Edie ‘Dunn
Basca Allred
Marie Tueller Jin
Maysien
Bob
Phoebe Rich
Adress
Leah Collings
Musician Wins Honors in East Francis Mason Findlay
Francis Mason Findlay son of Mr Imitay of Fish Haven and a Fielding Academy graduate gains recognition in musical circles. His Studies on Register and Tonality for the Modern Trumpet and Corner, published by Oliver Ditson Co, offer rare instrumental training for high and low tones and range expansion for orchestral work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Mason Findlay
Imitay
Fish ‘Haven
Fielding ‘Academy
Saint-Saens
Sitio Hiss Ba Gruin
Findlay
Indigent Pensions Ordered by Board of Commissioners
The board approves widow and indigent pensions. Mrs. Alice Cook is placed on the Widow's Pension list receiving 16.00 monthly. Mrs. Susan Michael of Paris is added to the Indigent List with quarterly 20.00 support. Pension payments are authorized for Mrs. Agnes Nelson and Mrs. Lena Laughter of Montpelier. The meeting adjourned with actions recorded by WM R Morgan, chairman, and L Wright, clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Cook
M. D. Low
Susan Michael
Paris
Agnes Nelson
Montpelier
Lena Laughter
Gine
WM R-Morgan
Emerson Box Defeats Montpelier High in opener
Emerson Box’s basketball team opened the season with a dominant home win over Montpelier High School. The local quintet impressed with speed and teamwork, holding the visitors scoreless from the field and winning 2 to 27. A return game is set for Friday on Montpelier’s floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson School
Montpelier High School
Price
Montpelier
Fish Haven Items Herald Open Night For Youth Entertaining Parents
The Fish Haven mutual improvement associations plan an open night as an entertainment event for young people to host their fathers and mothers. Local residents note Thanksgiving visits, religious meetings, and Sunday school activities as part of a season of gatherings and travel over rough roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Loveland
Hazel Wilson
Randolph
William H. Shirley
Laura Nelson
Georgana Scofield
Blackfoot
Miss Scofield
Bo. H P Scofield
Fish Haven
Chester
Bert Bunderson
St. Charles
George D. Findlay
Richard Nelson
C. C. Shirley
Mra
Bidon Cook
Border
J. Alvin Evans
Raymond
Evard
Lloyd
Frank Findlay
Montpelier
Hvard
Fielding Academy
A. C
Logan
Tracey Shepherd
Paris
J. P. Stocks
Forest Service Earnings Shared With Idaho and Cache Forests
W W Averill forest ranger urges community cooperation with the Forest Service which manages timber grazing and fish in the Cache National Forest. He notes Idaho received 95962.58 in the last fiscal year ending June 30 1921 and that Bear Lake County also gets its proportional share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Idaho
Bear Lakes
Cache National Forest
Ww. S. Averill
Forest Ranger
Officer Lost Yer Mammy in London Opinion
Fragmentary OCR shows a stark exclamatory scene referencing an officer, a mother, and a child named Alfred. The text suggests a London opinion piece or dialogue about failed protection or escape, but lacks coherent narrative or identifiable names beyond the partial fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Death Comes Suddenly in Bloomington Social Event
John Dunford, 64, born in Trowbridge England, died suddenly at 8 PM November 25 in the ward chapel during a M I A social in Bloomington. He migrated to Providence Rhode Island in 1880, later moving west, investing in real estate, and forming many friendships. Funeral services were held at the ward chapel with remarks by leaders, and his body was sent to Rhode Island for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.I.A
Bloomington
John Dunford
Ward
Moore
Trowbridge Wiltshire
England
Providence
R. J
Narranganset Bay
Bear Lake
Ward Chapel
BP. A. A. Hart
Ward Choir
A. O. Christensen
Pres
Wm. L. Rich
Roy A. Welker
Bo. Hart
Nellie Raye
Letha Dunford
Hame
Rhode Island
St Charles Baby News and Thanksgiving Festivities
The baby girl of Mr and Mrs Boon Bunderson died of pneumonia Sunday with funeral at the church Wednesday. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Lenard Stewart. A baby girl was left at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Pugmire. N Scofield attended Neice's funeral in Blackfoot. Hisworth Cleveland left for Salt Lake City to begin a Central States mission. Town boys home for Thanksgiving include Don Wilhelmsen Purtell Pugmire Stanford Rich Willie Floyd and Kenneth Bunderson. Thanksgiving program started at 10 am in the amusement hall with songs stories and music. An evening dance raised funds for a new piano with Michaelson orchestra performing for free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hisworth Cleveland
Salt
Central States
Don Wilhelmsen
Purtell Pugmir
Stanford Rich
Willie Floyd
Kenneth Bunderson
Michaelson Orchestra
Mrs Moore to Continue Lectures on Feeding of the Sick
Mrs G C O Moore will resume her talk on Feeding of the Sick at the First Ward Meeting House immediately after Relief Society on Tuesday December 13. This final lesson calls for good attendance as previous sessions showed her clear grasp of the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. O. Moore
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Prés. Ola Trangtrum
Bryson Cook
Delbert Pugmire
Western States
Ballard Sang
Wm. L Rich
Stake
the Post
Paul Spence
Sten
Episesessee
Stucks
Bee Hive
Teeee
Leah Wilcox
East
Portland Oregonian
LE Sileg
Emerson Box
Cache Forest
C. C. Moore
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