Local Residents Named in Weekend Visits and Holidays
Bishop Clarence Rich spent last week in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs John Wilks moved into a Mary Stucks apartment for winter. Mr and Mrs Milford Passey and children visited in Conda and Paris. Mrs. LaVell Ward and children visited Bloomington with Mrs. DeVere Tovey. Mayor Seymore V Sleight spent a weekend in Woods Cross with family. Miss Jean Rich visited Bancroft relatives. Haddock's Grocery offers special prices on Christmas nuts and candies in Paris.
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Clarence Rich
Salt Lake City
Mrs John Wilks
Mary Stucks
Milford Passey
Conda
Paris
Seymore V Sleight
Woods Cross
Haddock's
Montpelier Paris Calendar Notes and Family Visits
Mrs Alton Bunderson entertained her club with eight members and high score won by Mrs Bunderson. Mr and Mrs Raymond Burton of Montpelier visited Paris Tuesday. Keith Warner joined a Sunday dinner at Mr and Mrs Ivan Becks. Dr H H Scarborough eye specialist from Salt Lake City will be at Burgoyne Hotel in Montpelier Monday and Tuesday Dec 14 15 to examine eyes and fit glasses. Sargeant Burton E Sutter from Mc Cord Field Washington arrived for a short furlough and will visit Montpelier and Paris with his sister Mrs Palmer Tueller and family. Snow and cold prevail with a foot on the ground and temperatures around 12 below zero earlier, now moderating. nearby mountains show 4 to 6 feet drifts.
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Alton Bunderson
Bunderson
H. H. Scarborough
Salt Lake City
Burgoyne Hotel
Montpelier
Sargeant Burton E. Sutter
McCord Field
Washington
Will
Paris
Palmer Tueller
Mrs Poulsen undergoes appendicitis operation at Montpelier hospital
Mrs. David Poulsen had an appendicitis operation at Montpelier hospital late last week and is reported to be getting along nicely. Wm Derricott of Georgetown visited J T Derricott's home Sunday. Lamont H Derricott of Fort Louis Washington is home on a short furlough and enjoys army life.
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David Poulsen
Montpelier Hospital
Wm. Derricott
Georgetown
J. T. Derricott
Lamont H. Derricott
Fort Louis
Washington
Lamont
Walter Poulsen
Soda Springs
Richard Lau
Probate Notice of Edgar Walton Hall Estate
Leona K. Hall administratrix of Edgar Walton Hall deceased gives six months to creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers. Claims must be filed at the administratrix residence in Geneva Bear Lake Idaho. First publication December 10, last publication January 7.
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Bear Lake County
Idaho
Edgar Walton Hall
Leona K. Hall
Geneva
Bear Lake
PUNCHES CLOCK AGAIN FOR BOY IN JAP PRISON
Oscar a former first class machinist retires to a pension but returns to his old plant now producing war equipment seeking his job back He joins the payroll savings plan to commit 20 percent of his wages to War Bonds urging others to save at least 10 percent of pay for the same effort during the war
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar
Bataan
Quiet Room Reflects a Life Reclaimed
Margaret tidies a bare room and confronts faded memories as she notes a faded baseball cap and two beds hidden in plain sight. She counts rent money and drafts a bond note to support training a young man killed at Midway, tying personal loss to national duty.
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Margaret
Don, Jr
Treasury Department
Scrap drives yield massive metal hauls across towns
Joe Palooka notes in Curry County Oregon shells from a Jap sub landed as 43 school children collect 160000 pounds of scrap averaging nearly 2.5 tons per child. Holyoke Massachusetts with 55000 people rounds up over a million pounds. Athens West Virginia county jail, empty for a year, is scrapped yielding 30 tons of steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry County
Oregon
Athens
W. Va
Coffee Culture in New Orleans Shocks Readers
New Orleans residents reportedly drink more coffee per capita than any U S metro area. The piece notes cooks use two tablespoons per soup and many children start drinking coffee by age ten or younger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
U.S
Alarm clocks scarce as supply lines run dry in wartime New Orleans
A New Orleans drug store reports about 100 daily calls about alarm clocks though none are for sale. The note explains clocks have been diverted to war efforts, leaving locals without timepieces as demand spikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Social Roundup From Ogden to Montpelier
Mrs. Henry Fuchs spent the weekend in Ogden visiting her daughters. Scott Grandy of Portland arrived for a week with his parents. Miss Bette Bacone left for a Salt Lake vacation. An elk dinner welcomed Bill Nye before his furlough camp. Guests included Horsley Spencer in Salt Lake on business. Etc. A stray horse notice requests a reward for a 14 year old black mare and two 2 year old Shire colts. Nearby hospital visit notes and local social calls complete the roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fuchs
Ogden
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