Local Visitors and Notices From Paris Area
Mrs Evva Beagles county superintendent visited the local school on Tuesday. Funeral services were held for Fred Aegerter with Bishop Robert Schmid and the Brenz family in attendance. J An Kunz and Jensen families visited Paris residents Wm J Kunz and L Jensen. Rudolph Bienz Jr and family arrived from Cokeville. Biens suffered blood poisoning while cattle feeding for Rich and Stucks of Paris. Funeral details reference Fourth Ward Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evva Beagles
Robert Schmid
Rudolph Brenz
Fred. Aegerter
Yal Bills
George Kunz
Lulg
Kung
Rigby
Rudolph Bienz Jr
Cokeville
Biens
Messers Rich
Stucks
Paris
Thomas Lougee
Sharon
Jans L. Dunford
Wim. J. Kunz
AH Jensen
L. P. Jensen
Ovid
Wm.j. Kunz
Fred Idnder
Montpelier
California
Linder
Fourth Ward
Bloomington Bus Revives MIA Program and Relief Society
The MIA presented a Sunday program in Bloomington with Paul Haddock as principal speaker. The Relief Society reformed with Sarah Hart as president and LaVerna Hulme Enid Piggott as counselors. A retirement party for Mary Ann Christensen followed with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Haddock
Relief Society
Sarah—Hart
LaVerna Hulme
Enid Piggott
Mary Ann Christensen
Christnsen
About Earl Lake County Officials and Roles
County Government district judges are Robert M. Terrell and J. N. Downing. Commissioners are London EB. Pugmire William J. Hunter John T. Petergon. Assessor Milford Williams. Attorney Chas E. Harris. Clerk and Recorder Sam V. Tunks. Physician Dr O Moore. Sheriff Asan Athay. Treasurer Arvilla Smedley. Superintendent Evva Beagles. Probate Judge Don C. Haddock. Surveyor Robert A. Birch. Agricultural Agent A. E. Duke. Health Nurse Clara Putnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Terrell
J. N. Downing
London
EB. Pugmire
Wm. J. Hunter
John T. Petergon
Milford Williams
Chas
E. Harris
Sam V. Tunks
O. Moore
Asan Athay
Arvilla, Smedley
Evva Beagles
Don C. Haddock
Robert A. Birch
A. E. Duke
Clara Putnam
Moonshine Arrests Shadow Wyoming Ranchers
Deputy U S Marshal George Hopkins and Agent L G Jones served a bench warrant at Gus Peterelt’s ranch near Kemmerer. Officers found moonshine on the premises and charged Peterelt and his son with possession and violation of prohibition, transferring them to Cheyenne for court.
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Gus Peterelt
U.‘S
George Two
Hopkins
L G.' Jones
Anki
Claude
Cheyenne
Marshal Hopkins
Kemmerer Garett
Vacancies in the United States Civil Service
The Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for Warder positions at Alderson West Virginia with added allowances, Photo engraver and copper re-etcher in Washington DC, Senior orthopedic mechanic and related roles in Veterans Administration, Principal social economist in Children’s Bureau. Closing dates range December 22 23 1931 with full details from the Secretary of the Civil Service Board or the Commission in Washington DC.
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United States Civil Service Cmmission
Federal
Alderson
W. Va
Government Printing Office
Washington
D. C
Veterans’ Administration
Children’s
Bureaument of Labor
TOSI
Delaware
Iowa
Maine
Maryland
Vermont
Virginia
District of Columbia
Washington, D C
Secretary of the United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. Co
Randolph Items Snippets From Rich County Reaper
Notes from Randolph include Tom Morris moving cattle to P T Rex ranch and buying Rex hay for feeding over months. Samuel Weston and John Lamborn travel to Laketown, William Norris loads cattle at Sage, and a football trip to Salt Lake City is mentioned. A reunion at G Muirs home brings thirty six relatives together including children. Glenn Rex and Ruby Probst visit Randolph for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich County Reaper
Tom Morris
Castle Rock
P. T. Rex
Bernice Weston
Bishop
L. B. Johnson
A. W. Thornock
Jos
Evanston
Samuel Weston
John Lamborn
Logan
Randolph
Laketown
eRoy Dana
Glenn Rex
Ruby Probst
Midway
Utah
William Norris
Sage
Jine
Salt Lake City
Ms . G. Muir
Rules for making success for working girls adopted
The Phi Pi Pi sorority officers adopted rules for working girls including stay thin, don’t chew gum, do what the boss wants the way he wants, keep clean, and keep your mind on your work. The guidance frames success as a paid payoff from steady effort and propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Pi Pei
District Court Calendar Figures in Idaho Fifth Judicial District
Senior Judge of Idaho Fifth Judicial District presides over the 1982 regular term court matters across counties. Publication notes district wide scheduling and procedural order for the year.
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District ‘Court
Birth ‘Judicial District
State OF
Idaho
Fifth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Ta Pang GR
POWER
Acneid
Franklein
Bear Lake
Fifth Judicial District of
War veteran gets check for seven thousand dollars
Burley news reports Perry M. Torr, a World War veteran, received a United States check exceeding 7000 dollars as the result of a judgment in Boise. The total judgment reached around 10000 dollars with the remainder paid monthly. Other veterans in the community pursued similar government actions.
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Bern
Bloomington Bus
Earl Lake County
F. M. Williams Mortuary
Montpelier, Yasto
Professional Directory
Spencer H. Rich
E. H. Humphreys
C. O. Moore
Ofice—Browning
Sanie
Pars
M.shepherd
Montpelier, Idaho
Ashley-Garret -Olds
This
Westinghouse
Efficient Pub
LIC
H. H. Scarborough
Burgoyne Hotel
Montpeler
Jack
Grandpa
Paris Drug Co
F. M. Bresee
San Francisco
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