Elder Lee Palmer Speaks at Stake Conference
Opening session of the quarterly Stake conference at the Seminary building Saturday evening November 28 at 6 30 featured Elder Lee Palmer field supervisor of Aaronic Priesthood from Salt Lake City. Stressed new rolls and record keeping for all quorums with a general assembly in the Stake Tabernacle. Sunday meetings included music, talks by Pres L Burdette Pugmire Dale Lauritzen and others, and several changes in young women’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W Stucks
Maatinga
Lee Palmer
Salt Lake City
General Assembly
Stake Tabernacle
A. F Cluff
Ruby Bolton
Pres. L. Burdette Pugmire
Dale Lauritzen
Hugh Lamborn
Veda Bunderson
Rowean Price
June Bunderson
Lillie Lauritzen
Evan Morgan
Bilder Palmer
Jane Shepherd
Helen Rae Eborn
Ruth Spencer
A. O Christianson
Pres
Alfred A Hart
Max Haddock
Elder Lee Palmer
Kathleen Langford
Rea ‘Spencer
Audrey Michaelson
Rowenn Price
Della Laker
May Perkins
Archie Parker
George H. Robinson
Stake
M.I.A
Registration for 18 year olds under selective service orders
President Roosevelt ordered selective service registration for all youths turning 18 since July 1. The schedule groups births from July 1924 to December 1924 for December registration weeks. Those turning 18 after January 1 will register on their birthdays. Questionnaires will be distributed to 18 and 19 year olds, with induction when order numbers are reached.
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Roosevelt
Selective Service Headquarters
One in Nine Farm Jobs Declared Vital to War Effort
The War Manpower Commission releases a comprehensive listing designating about 3 000 occupations as essential to war production. J R McCusker regional WMC director says the guide helps local Selective Service boards with deferment decisions and aids U S Employment Service in prioritizing worker placement.
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War Manpower Commission
J. R. McCusker
WMC
McCusker
Selective Service Boards
U. S
Rationing Forecast for 1943 From Henderson Speeches
Leon Henderson, wartime price administrator, projects further rationing in 1943. He cites halted price rises, says strong measures saved nearly 20 billion dollars in war costs and could reach 78 billion by year end. OPA ceilings save consumers 8 billion this year with growth to 74 billion next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Henderson
Henderson
OPA
Records of Slaughter Must be Kept for OPA
Price Administrator Leon Henderson announced that every person who slaughters and delivers to others any cattle calves sheep lambs or hogs must keep records and make them available to inspectors. Farmers who slaughter only for their own use are exempt and penalties include fines up to 10000 or up to ten years in jail or both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
OPA
Leon Henderson
Army Bomber Crashes Near Here Sunday
Five airmen bailed out before the army bomber crashed near Randolph Utah during a Sunday night storm. Two men were injured in the jump with a broken ankle and fractured ribs while the plane circled Paris several times before heading south. The incident raises questions about Bear Lake airport costs and potential savings if completed.
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Randolph
Utah
Paris
Bear Lake
Uncle Sam
OPA Moves to Put Honey on Store Shelves
The Office of Price Administration broadens action to bring honey from hive to household shelves. The move affects packaged products, aiming to ease availability in retail stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Office of Price Administration
Hoge family returns from Salt Lake after operation recovery
Mr and Mrs George Hoge come home Monday after a ten day Salt Lake stay. Their daughter Aliton accompanies them and will stay a few days to convalesce from a recent operation.
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George Hoge
Salt Lake
Aliton
Rich and Hoge Families Spend Holiday With Hoge Home
Mr and Mrs Stanford Rich and son Kenneth of Salt Lake stayed Wednesday to Sunday with Mr and Mrs W Smith Hoge. Miss Olga Hoge of Pocatello joined as a holiday visitor with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Rich
Kenneth
Salt Lake
W. Smith Hoge
Olga Hoge
Pocatello
Mrs Crawford Hosts Out-of-Town Relatives
Mr and Mrs Charles Crawford welcomed visitors from Wednesday to Sunday their daughters Faun of Rexbury and Ann of Wardboro and Mrs Martha Julian and Miss Sophia Bellis of Ogden sisters of Mrs Crawford
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Charles Crawford
Faun
Rexbury
Ann
Wardboro
Martha Julian
Mis. Sophia Bellis
Ogden
Crawford
Alabama farmer recalls fats salvage drive for Axis aid
An Alabama farmer with a 654 pound dead hog on his hands phoned the state rationing officer who arranged to have the animal rendered for use against the Axis as part of the fats salvage campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Noonan Boy Russell Jewett Wins $1000 Scholarship
Russell Jewett of Noonan, son of Mr and Mrs Seaman Jewett, won a $1000 scholarship from Harry Ferguson Inc to attend any recognized agricultural college. He previously won $200 in a plowing contest and tied for prizes with Maurice Capps of Twin Falls, in a local National Farm Youth Foundation event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Jewett
Seaman Jewett
Noonan
Harry Ferguson Inc
Agricultural College
Russell
Arnold Machinery Co
Salt Lake City
Maurice Capps
Twin Falls
Ceiling Prices Announced for Tires
The Office of Price Administration set maximums for new passenger car tires made from reclaimed rubber under War Production Board rules. The ceiling price for a size 6.00 by 16 tire at retail is $13.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
Office of Price Administration
War ration books required by December fifteenth
The Office of Price Administration orders all residents to obtain War Ration Book One from their local War Price and Rationing Boards by December 15. Book One, used for sugar since May and now for coffee as well, is required. Book Two will be issued around the first of next year only to those who hold Book One.
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Office of Price Administration
Local Visitors From Utah and Montana Spend Weekend
Mr Earl Session of Bountiful and Mr Alvin Spears of Clearfield visited the Hulme home on Saturday. Mrs H Burton of Montpelier arrived last week to visit her daughter Mrs Palmer Tueller after months in Butte Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Session
Bountiful
Alvin Spears
Clearfield
Amos Hulme
H. Burton
Montpelier
Palmer Tueller
Butte
Montana
Thanksgiving Dinner Guests Named in Cook Family Note
Mrs. Eliza Cook hosted a dinner with guests including Mr. Morgan Rich Mrs. Sadie Cook of Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Longhurst plus Mr. and Mrs. Glen Longhurst.
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Eliza Cook
Mr. Morgan Rich
Sadie Cook of
Morgan
Charles Longhurst
Glen Longhurst
Thanksgiving Dinner Guest List Includes Tueller Family
Miss Adeline Tueller hosts a Thanksgiving dinner joined by Mr. and Mrs. Reed Tueller and a family Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Tueller Mrs. Palmer Tueller and children and Mr. Christian Tueller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Tueller
Reed Tueller
Rulon Tueller
Palmer Tueller
Christian Tueller
Corporal Collings Writes Home From Africa Enjoying Army Life
Corporal Wayne R. Collings reports to his parents from Africa that he is well and enjoying army life. He notes receiving the Paris Post, though it arrived several weeks late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne R. Collings
Africa
Paris
Jaussi Family Weekend Guests From Multiple Cities
Weekend visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs John Jaussi included Mr and Mrs M Jaussi of Provo Miss Aurelia Jaussi of Salt Lake Mr and Mrs Roland Jaussi of Montpelier and Mr and Mrs Clif ford Jaussi of Geneva providing a gathering of Jaussi relatives from several locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jaussi
M. Jaussi
Provo
Aurelia Jaussi
Salt Lake
Roland Jaussi
Montpelier
Clifford Jaussi
Geneva
Dinner guests hosted by Mrs Beulah Hess
Mrs Beulah Hess entertained last Thursday with guests from Montpelier including Mr and Mrs Dallas Athay and family Mr and Mrs Weldon Hess and family and Mrs Ferris Hess and her son, joining the Hess household for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Hess
Dallas Athay
Weldon Hess
Ferris Hess
Montpelier
Tueller Family Holiday Visit Reported at Twin Falls Home
Mr and Mrs Reed Tueller and children of Pocatello and Mr and Mrs Rulon Tueller and children of Twin Falls were holiday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Christian Tueller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Tueller
Pocatello
Rulon Tueller
Twin Falls
Christian Tueller
Thanksgiving Dinner Hosted by Mr and Mrs Hoge
Mr and Mrs W Smith Hoge entertained at Thanksgiving dinner for Mrs Stanford Rich and son, Mr and Mrs F W Flowers, Mrs Mable Howell, Mrs Louisa Grimmett, Mrs W S Hoge, O H Grimmett and daughters and Miss Olga Hoge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Smith Hoge
Jensen Family Thanksgiving Visit Highlights Local People
Members of the William Jensen family who were home for Thanksgiving were Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Jensen and sons of Pocatello, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Patterson and family of Blackfoot, Mr. and Mrs. DeWin Anderson and baby from Bancroft, Mrs. Duaine Jensen to Montpelier and Mrs. B. H. Findlay of Lanark. Mrs. Patterson and children remained here for a more extended visit with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jensen
Daniel Jensen
Pocatello
Roy Patterson
Blackfoot
DeWin Anderson
Bancroft
Duaine Jensen
Montpelier
B. H. Findlay
Lanark
Patterson
Funeral services held for Sarah E Walton Sorensen
Funeral services were conducted November 25 in the Ovid ward chapel for Mrs. Sarah E Walton Sorensen 71 wife of Martin Sorensen of Ovid who died in a Montpelier hospital. She was born in Salt Lake City November 29 1870 and married in Logan temple in 1887. Survived by husband two daughters seven sons three sisters three brothers and 24 grandchildren plus one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovid Ward
Sarah E. Walton Sorensen
Martin Sorensen
Ovid
Montpelier
Sorensen
Salt Lake City
Logan
Mra
Erinda Kentisch
Paris
Bedford Bird
Portland
Ore
Ezra Sorensen
Grace
Roy Sorensen
Bancroft
William
Spencer
Russell Sorensen
Jesse Sorensen
Earl Sorensen
Conde
Ardell Watts
Idaho Falls
Chris Call
Mira
Olive Anderson
Smoot
Wyo
Alvin Walton
Soda Springs
Ray Walton
Reuben Walton
Burley
Death notices: Albert J. Ashley 57
Albert J. Ashley 57 died at his home in Paris on Nov. He was born in Paris and lived there over 20 years while operating a dairy. Survived by widow Bessie Hoskins Ashley five daughters Sylvester Busco Lawrence Roberts Edith Joan Ashley Montpelier and Mrs Glen Johnson Ogden four sons Russell Ashley Salt Lake City William Keith Ben Ashley Montpelier a sister Mrs Bert Robinson Salt Lake City nine grandchildren. Services Friday at 1 30 p m in the Second ward chapel. Interment Paris cemetery. F M Williams mortuary in charge.
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Albert J. Ashley
Éier
Ashley
George Rahity
Bor
Paris
Ersten
Bessie Hoskins Ashley
Sylvester Busco
Lawrence Roberts
Edith
Joan Ashley
Montpelier
Glen Johnson
Ogden
Russall Ashley
Salt Lake City
William, Keith
Ben Ashley
Bert Robinson
Second Ward
Paris Cemetery
F. M. Williams Mortuary
Mrs Irene Rodeback King Dies in Montpelier at 41
Wednesday service set in Montpelier Second Ward chapel for Mrs Irene Rodeback King 41 wife of William C. King who died Sunday at her Montpelier home Born Georgetown Sept 10 1901 she was a lifelong Bear Lake county resident in Montpelier 20 years Survived by three daughters Mrs Newell Lewis Paris Mrs LaVon Parker and Edna King Montpelier three sisters Mrs Gene Price Georgia Mrs Elwood Payne Pocatello Mrs Clinton Hayes Georgetown three brothers C J Rodeback Chicago Elmer Rodeback Blackfoot Millard Rodeback Ray McCammon Georgetown mother Mrs Will McCammon Georgetown and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward
Montpelier
Irene Rodeback King
William C. King
King
Georgetown
Bear Lake County
Newell Lewis
Paris
LaVon Parker
Edna King
Gene Price
Georgia
Elwood Payne
Pocatello
Clinton Hayes
C. J. Rodeback
Chicago
Elmer Rodeback
Blackfoot
Millard Rodeback
Ray McCammon
Will McCammon
Daniel W. Beard 86 Montpelier Resident Died
Daniel Willis Beard aged 86 of Montpelier died in a local hospital on Sunday November 22 following a long illness. Born in Maine February 19 1856 he operated stores and cafes in Montpelier. He is survived by daughter Mrs Lee Thornock of Ogden and two grandchildren. wife predeceased him five years ago. Funeral services were held Saturday at 1 p m at Williams Mortuary chapel.
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Daniel Willis Beard
Montpelier
Maine
Beard
Lee Thornock
Ogden
Williams Mortuary Chapel
Miss Jean Rich Visits Bancroft Parents Over Weekend
Miss Jean Rich of Bancroft spent the weekend with her parents Bo and Mrs Clarence Rich.
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Jean Rich of
Bancroft
Mrs
Clarence Rich
Sisters Called to Providence by Sister's Death
Mrs Archie Shepherd and Mrs Charles Rogers were summoned to Providence Utah last weekend due to the death of their sister Mrs Helen Low Jones. Mrs Shepherd stayed Saturday and Sunday while Mrs Rogers remained from Sunday to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Shepherd
Charles Rogers
Providence
Utah
Helen Low Jones
Shepherd
Rogers
Two Marriage Licenses Issued by County Clerk Office
William Edward Hirschi and Norma Hovey of Logan received a license on November 28 officiated by James W. Transtrum. On November 30 Robert D. Wuthrich of Noonan and Alva Edyth Williamson of Cokeville were granted licenses aged 18 born in April with J N Transtrum performing the marriages.
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William Edward Hirschi
Norma Hovey
Logan
James W. Transtrum
Robert D. Wuthrich
Noonan
Alva Edyth Williamson
Cokeville
J. N. Transtrum
Mrs Hyrum Poulsen Dies Suddenly at 71
Mrs. Hyrum Poulsen, 71, died suddenly Wednesday at her home after a brief illness. Born June 19, 1871 in Hyde Park Utah to James and Sarah Hy mas, she was active in church and civic affairs. On November 2 the Poulsens celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. Survived by her husband and eight children. Funeral plans were being arranged.
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Hyrum Poulsen
Fielding High School Plans Parent Day Activities
Friday December 11 is Parent Day at Fielding High School. The program includes six 30 minute classes for visiting parents, lunch served by the Home Economics club, a 2 pm program with welcome address and one act play, 3 to 5 pm teacher conferences, and an 8 pm music department concert.
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Fielding High School
Home Economics Club
Catherine Romney
Price
Mpenimentbysse
Poulsen
Finch
A. F. Cluff
Snow Accumulates Higher This Winter Across Mountains
State Road foreman Jack Mickel stationed at the Willow Springs Road camp on Highway 89 and the Logan road reports unprecedented snow depth this season. He says there is more snow on the highway across the mountains now than fell all last winter.
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Jack Mickel
Willow Springs Road
Highway
Logan Road
Regional Quotas Announced for New Bicycles
Regional quotas for new adult bicycles to be rationed in December were announced by Clem W Collins regional OPA administrator Idaho 298 reserve 89 Colorado 830 reserve 249 Montana 220 reserve 66 New Mexico 288 reserve 86 Utah 580 reserve 174 Wyoming 172 reserve 52
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Clem W. Collins
OPA
Idaho
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Four Fishermen Escape After Violent Gale at Bear Lake
Four anglers Gene Roberts and Kurt Anderson of St Charles and Willard and Joe Kunz of Montpelier faced a ferocious squall on Bear Lake. Roberts and Anderson reached the eastern shore at Choke Cherry after their boat stalled. The Kunz brothers reached the western shore as search parties spotted a small fire from a distant camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Gene Roberts
Kurt Anderson
St. Charles
Willard
Joe Kunz
Montpelier
Lakota
Roberts
A Anderson
Kunz Brothers
Anderson
Chokecherry
Utah Line
Fish Haven
Temporary gasoline rations for trucks announced
Asa J. Merrill announces temporary gasoline rations for commercial vehicle operators whose war necessity certificates err. Affected operators apply to their local War Price and Rationing Board and may receive fuel for one month while corrections are processed. Farmers may appeal through county agents or county Agriculture War Boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa J. Merrill
Office of Defense Transportation
County Department of Agriculture War Boards
Thanksgiving Guests at Hulme Home Noted
Thanksgiving visitors at the Amos Hulme residence included Mr and Mrs Laurell Pugmire of Prestony and Gerald Hulme who works at the Nebeker ranch near Laketown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Hulme
Laurell Pugmire
Prestony
Gerald Hulme
Nebeker Ranch
Laketown
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Ance
Swanche
Athens
Creece
Bear Lake Folks
Fielding High
Tekyo
General Doolitile
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