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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1965
Page
8
The Business and Professional Women’s Club of Bear Lake County will hold its annual Christmas party Monday evening December 18 at 7 30 at the Sunset Cafe Montpelier The event will feature a program and a gift exchange.
The schedule lists home and away games for the 1965 66 season including Mountain View Lyman South Rich North Gem Soda Springs Westside Grace Montpelier and Kemmerer with dates from December through February. The list shows both home games in bold.
The Laketown holiday week end carries shock after a plane crash last Saturday killed Kenneth Watson Myers, a former Laketowner and WWII Naval pilot awarded the Navy Cross for valor. Survivors include his wife and three children along with three brothers and one sister. Mrs Lydia Johnson, after Thanksgiving, traveled from Cedar City to Salt Lake then Evanston, Wyoming, with relatives to reach Laketown.
Mr and Mrs Arch McKinnon called on her mother Mrs Annis Wahlstrom Sunday. Attending funeral services for Kenneth Myers at Bountiful were Ray Esterholdt Sid Ralph Ethel Kay Irwin Pearlina Alley CDelfor Webb Val Siddoway Dick Lamborn Hugh L Harold Johnson Ruby Jean Willis and Noma Lee Pugmire.
December report notes Bill Kennedy Rich High School student body president and officials including Supt Richard Harmon and Joan Stuart attending the Governor's Conference on Education in Salt Lake City with Nov 30 to Dec 1 dates. Visitors Herman Wood and family, John Hackings, and J Cheney Willis joined. A 9000 gallon water cistern was completed by Dale Lowell Construction at a $10,000 project with Russell Alley as architect, providing ample water supply.
The Alf Rogers Family and Mrs Kenneth Myers thank all who offered kindness and help during their loss.
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