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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1958
Page
2
Hospitalized Sheriff Lutz and Valley News Roundup
Sheriff Sherman Lutz has been hospitalized at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital in Montpelier for several days. Relatives mourn the death of Mrs. Fred Hildt of Long Beach California. Condolences are offered to her husband and family. Thanksgiving visits and social calls occur among Montpelier Logan and Idaho Falls residents. Sacrament meeting speakers include Chris Carlen and Jay Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Lutz
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Montpelier
Fred Hildt
Long Beach
California
C. W. Sprouse
Charles Twitchel
Ivan Hildt
Logan
Douglas Spence
Montpélier
Paul Cornia
P. A. Spence
Verda Spence
Spence
Russell Satterthwaite
Bud Hydens
Idaho Falls
Charles Twitchétt
Ivan Hildt’s
Mulford Loveland
Salt Lake City
Cap.t
William Kinsley
Murray
McKay Loveland
le Roy Sorenson
Newell Sorenson
Rollin Findlay
Beatrice Kimball
Oregon
Nora
Rober
Richard
Catherine Johnson
Lovell Nielson
Lothair Peterson
Ray Johnson
Kay Olson
Genean Peterson
Karen Rae Beck
L. J. Shurtleff
Jay Shurtleff
Ogden
Bryan Booth
Dean Ward
March of Dimes funds scholarships for medical experts
The National Foundation expands its health program to cover polio birth defects and arthritis. It plans to raise 12 million dollars over 10 years to fund 505 scholarships at 500 dollars per year for four years, awarded by 3,100 chapters from five to 25 students per state. The piece notes the need for more nurses therapists doctors and other health workers. It also mentions new Bloomington residents Mr and Mrs Joy Dunford and baby moving into the Dean Cook home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nore
National Foundation
The
National Foundation For
America
Weather to order may be future possibility
A speculative forecast discusses man making weather and climate controllable. It envisions rain ammo for drought areas, cloud seeding with dry ice, and artificial snow to accelerate planting. It notes limits, global interdependence, and satellite guided weather observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anr
General Electric
University of Idaho sponsors dairy short course at Idaho Falls
The University of Idaho dairy and veterinary science departments sponsor a dairy short course in Idaho Falls on December 8 and 9 for industry professionals and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Idaho Dairy and and Veterinary Science Departments
Idaho Falls
How to Fix Squeaky Floors Says University of Idaho Expert
Everett Davis extension engineer at the University of Idaho recommends correcting squeaks from below. Drive a thin edge of a shingle between the joist and subfloor or insert a screw from beneath to take up the slack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Davis
University of Idaho
Beneth
Union pressures over wages hit Swedish paper exports
In a report cited by U.S. News, a Swedish newspaper owned by a union says wages are too high, hurting export competitiveness. The piece notes unions prioritize job retention over rising pay, affecting the paper's ability to compete in international markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. News
Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Ovid Area
Community members attended prayers and lessons at the Ovid chapel on Monday. Thanksgiving Day dinners featured numerous local families and guests from Montpelier Soda Springs West Yellowstone and Brig ham City with multiple Sorenson Olsen and Beck families listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovid Chapel
Edris Beck
Wyona Nicholls
Eva Johnson
Weston
Laketown
Marie Olson
Maybelle Peterson
Doneal Johnson
Eliott Sparks
Dean Sparks
Cobalt
Keith Koveen
Dingle
Jack Sparks
Mardell Sparks
Montpelier
Talbert Jensen
Eva Parker
Reed Jensen
Thorold Sparks
Willard Kussy
Spencer Sorenson
Grant Sorenson
Donna Jeanne
Barbra
Don Sorenson
Michael
Sandra
Debra
Keith Sorenson
Dell Sorenson
Joe Olson
Wm. Stalder
West Yellowstone
Eck
Soda Springs
Christenson
Grace
Gary Olsen
Brigham City
Hyrum Olsen
Junior Boehme
Kay Olsen
Linda Olsen
Jay Johnson
Anita Beck
Laurel Sorenson
Sirs
Wesley Jensen
Preston
Jensen
Western Auto Supply
Ross Sleight
Evan Peterson
Driggs
Idaho
Irene Beck
Ogden
le Roy Sterson
Narrator Farrell
T Boys
Nina Sorenson
Mitchell Beck
Russell Sorenson
Wanda Johns0
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital Admissions Report
Admissions since last report list multiple patients from Montpelier and surrounding towns. Michael Erickson son of Donald and family in Fish Haven underwent major surgery on November 25. Additional patients include major surgery, medical and accident cases admitted between November 25 and December 1 from Montpelier Ovid Cokeville Laketown and Bennington. hospitalized individuals include Linda Lloyd and Gregory Wyman with pending surgeries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Erickson
Donald Erickson
Fish Haven
Paul Hoover
Montpelier
Joe Lee
Jimmy Aland
Ezra Johnson
Ovid
Lorenzo Spiers
Bennington
Linda Lloyd
Bud Lloyd
Heber Myers
Laketown
Donnie Thornock
Ralph Thornock
Cokeville
Alton Wyman
Arnold Oehrlein
Monttpelier
Grogory Wyman
Rabies Found in Idaho Cats Warns Public Health
Idaho health officials report rabies or a virus similar to rabies found in cats examined by the State Department of Health laboratory. Affected cat from southern Idaho prompted warnings to handle wild or domestic animals with strange behavior and to seek prompt medical advice if bitten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health Laboratorie
Idaho
Bill
Terrell O. Carver
Health
Carver
Yuki
Ground feed delay for cows sped by water to sandy area
A fragmented note suggests when cows do not eat ground feed quickly, researchers consider using water to accelerate processing near sandy areas. The text mentions airy scientists but lacks concrete details or names.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris Post
Paris
Paris, Idaho
Congress
Franklin Benson
Garden City News
March OF Dimes Funds
Joy Dunford
Baby
Bloomington
Dean Cook
Earth
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Clothes Wesker
Vermye
Utah Power & Light CO
Chevrolet
Chevy
Fif
Rma Vuul Vulung
Iidaho
Ovid News
Mrs. Lamont Schofield
American Fork
Idaho Department of Bui
Faye
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