Minnetonka Cave Committee Sets 1942 Plan
The Minnetonka Cave committee met to review past season results and outline an advertising and materials plan for 1942. Attendance totaled 2212 with visitors from Bear Lake Valley Utah Idaho and other areas. They recommended printed materials funded by Forest Service and keeping free access with a small suggested donation.
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Minnetonka Cave
Eee
Arnell
Beary Lake Valley
Utah
Idaho
Bear Lake
Amell
Ss PY “Lumber
Forest Service
WP. A
W.P.A. S
Bear Lake Farm Families Save Money From Sewing
In Bear Lake county Montpelier Idaho area farm families saved about 35 850.00 to 33 800.00 through home sewing and clothing care under the Farm Security program. Charlotte D Salser reports the average saving per family member is about 50 dollars, with extended wear and better care to clothing while supplying materials for national defense.
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Pretter
Orie
Bear Lake County
Charlotte _D. Salser
Montpelier
Charlotte
Balaer
Paloshea
Book Club Event Draws Guests For Evening Meeting
A local book club met at Lauriteon's home on Wednesday evening to discuss Glecusslony. The gathering featured light refreshments and a focus on fresh titles. Beth attended with Ava and Mona, contributing thoughts on the evening's readings.
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Mona
Laasie
Price
Beth
Navy Seeks Knitted Uniform Items From Volunteers
The Navy requests wool knitwear from volunteer knitters including gloves watch caps pull-over sweaters and scarves. Patterns and directions are available from the Women's Editor Navy Office Washington D C local recruiting officers or the Red Cross. Items may be sent to individuals ships depots or local Red Cross chapters.
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Navy
Red Cross
Navy Department
Office of Public Relations
Washington, D. C
Red
Arrests Made by Idaho Fish and Game in October
Idaho Fish and Game officers arrested 136 hunters in October for violations of fish and game laws. The main violation was possession of untagged deer with 31 arrests. 23 for no license and 19 for federal migratory waterfowl laws. Other noted arrests included shooting pheasants out of season, 14. fishing in closed waters, 8. exceeding pheasant bag limits, 7. shooting sage hens during closed seasons, 43. and several single arrests for tagging, hunting on preserves, illegal deer possession, and nonresident hunting.
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Idaho Fish and Game
Owen W. Norris
Wool Pool Meeting Scheduled for December 20th
According to A L Dornay president of the Livestock Marketing Association and T M Matthews chairman of the wool pool committee the annual wool pool organization meeting will be held Saturday December 20th at 2 o clock at City Hall in Montpelier. All wool pool members should plan on being present to discuss the marketing of the 1942 wool pool clip.
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A. L. Dornay
The
Livestock Marketing Association
T. M. Matthews
Wool Pool Co Ee
Annus
City Hall
Montpelier
All_ywool pool
Black Out Zone Designation At Bear Lake Area
The Bear Lake section has been designated part of Salt Lake City Black Out zone. Camp Lifton station held a practice black out Tuesday night as authorities state the valley will be called upon to participate in future drills.
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Bear Lake
Salt-Lake
Camp Lifton
Auto Mechanics Class Opens For Interested Students
Reading from the notice Prof. Wilford Price and Mr. Wm. Jensen invite interested students to join an automobile mechanics class at once.
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Automobile Mechanica
Wilford Price
Wm. Jensen
Ice Skating Rink Set to Open Today
Elzza Roberts recreational supervisor reports the ice skating rink across from Second Ward Church, west of the street, is expected to open for skaters today Thursday.
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Elzza Roberts
Informa Us
Second Ward
Red Cross Plans Urgent Emergency Fund Drive
National Red Cross leadership orders a second emergency drive to raise funds for wartime relief. Wilfordye Price of the Paris Chapter reports a goal of seven hundred dollars locally, with Rural National Headquarters seeking fifteen million dollars nationwide to aid homeless families and disaster victims. The drive aims to support housing reconstruction and welfare for those affected by the current war with government cooperation.
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Red Cross
Wilfordye” OO Price
Paris
Price
High School Operetta Delights Capacity Crowds
The High School operetta Waltz Dream directed by Professor William Billeter played to full houses last Thursday and Friday. Saturday the cast performed for soda Springs high school students and townspeople, delivering delightful entertainment with strong performances.
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William Billeter
Soda Springs
Turkey Pool for Bear Lake Saturday December 13
Idaho Producers announce December turkey pool set for Saturday December 13 with delivery by noon at Nields Warehouse Montpelier. County agent office and local turkey growers offer guidance on killing and preparing birds for market.
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Idaho
Nields
Montpelier
County Commissioners Set Beer License Rates for 1942
County commissioners set the 1942 beer license fees including 50.00 for bottle and on‑premises package, 30.00 for off‑premises beer by package. The only change from 1941 is the package sale fee. 1941 license was 12.50.
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OM Tap Ress
Aparaaseezony
Entertains Bridge Club at Mrs Moore Home
The Friday bridge club met at Mrs. C. C. Moore's home for a 1 30 luncheon honoring birthday anniversaries of Mrs. Sam V. Tunks and Mrs. Moore. J. B. Hann won high score as members played bridge. Attending were Mrs. A. W. Shephard, Mrs. L. L. Deardorff, Mrs. W. Sy Hoge, Mrs. Charleentine, Mrs. J. B. Hann of Paria, Mrs. Sam V. Tunks, and Mrs. Tom Jones of Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Moore
Mra
Sam ‘V. Tunks
Mra. Moore
Shermer
J. B. Hann
Seria
A. W. Shepherd
L. L. Deardorff
State Wide Public Aid Share in October Report
Idaho’s October public assistance report shows about 40 000 people or 10 percent of the state population on some form of aid. Canyon county leads with 1252 relief cases, Ada 1144, Kootenai 910, Bannock 364, Twin Falls 477, and Clerk county 13, with Bear Lake county recording 258 households facing public assistance. Household average relief cost cited as 19.75 dollars, the smallest in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Albart Lee
Canyon
Ada
Kootenai
Bannock
Twin Falls
Bear
tiLaka
Blow on head fatal to Montpelier man
Walter Skinner, 30, died in a Montpelier hospital Sunday at 6 50 p m from a head injury reportedly suffered in a fight Friday at a Montpelier pool hall. Police officer Yeasse Dunn said he was called to the pool hall by John Villanova proprietor after an argument over a bill. Skinner later lost consciousness at home and was taken to the hospital.
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Walter Skinner
Montpelier
Yeasse Dunn
John—Villanova
Skinner
Salt Lake Tribune
Local Boy Scout Leaders At Tendey Council Meeting
Local Boy Scout leaders and workers of the Tendey Council in southeastern Idaho held their annual meeting at Montpellier last Friday evening. Bear Lake and other troops were represented. the program included flag ceremony, songs, speeches, and a memorial to Dr. Young, with awards and a district roll call.
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Tendey Council
Tendey
Boy Scouts
Southeastern Idaho
Montpellier
Bear Lake
Clarence Rich
Vivian Nye
LaVell Ward
Harold Beck
Paris
Evan Morgan
Bizd-Poulsen
Harvey Matthews
Bob Clayton
Liberty
Bear, Lake, Bannock
Montaga
Star Valley
Montpelier Scouts
Csereee
fAmerica
Swenson
Fairview Hill
Billies
Winters
Clarkiat Hole
R. D. Merrill
Soda Springs
Young
KR. J. Davis
Montpelier Aguioss
Preston W. Pond
America the Beautiful
R. J
Hyer
Paris Girl Among University Freshmen Honored for B Average
Thirty four freshman women with mid semester grades of B or better were honored at a tea by the University of Idaho Alpha Lambda chapter. The list includes Mila Bleight Paris Barbara Ballinger Gloria Stewart Payette Helen Davis Betty Wahle Boise Marion Franson Molly McMahon Jerome Mary Howard Hazelton Bette French Margaret Burnside Rupert Jean MacRae Paul Florence Marshall Frances Margaret Marshall Idaho Falls Maxine Walter Pocatello Barbara Mears Priest River Eleanor Arms Wallace Elizabeth Greiner Harrison Jean Bonneville Elizabeth Brown Betty Cardwell Dorothy Hauge Judith Rupp Coeur d Alene Cecile Shelton Margaret Stillinger Moscow Julie Paulson Nadine Comntek Alfrieda Gilbertson Genesee Margaret Thompson Orofino Mary Pennell Nezperce Virginia Dempsey Grangeville Marjorie Ruschman Colfax Beverly Weber Spokane Frances
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University of Idaho
Alpha Lambda
the follw _ Mila _BSleight
Paris
Barbara Ballinger
Gloria Stewart
Payette
Helen Davis
Betty ‘Wahle
Boise
Marion Franson
Molly McMahon
Jerome
Young Couple Married in S L Temple Wednesday
Marilyn Bee daughter of George Bee of Organ town and J L Jaussl son of Mr and Mrs John Jaussl of Paris Idaho were married Wednesday in the Salt Lake Temple. The bride was a Georgetown High School graduate and has worked in Montpelier. The groom is a Fielding high school and Ricks College graduate who recently returned from a mission in the Western United States.
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Mias
Marilyn Bee
Eorge Bee
Orgetown
J. L. “Jausal
John Jaussl
Paris
Balt - Lake ‘City
Latte “Temple
Tha ‘Brids
Georgetown High School
Montpelier
Jausal
Ricks
Counle
Fielding High Opens 1941 42 Basketball Season Friday
Spartana of Fielding High start their 1941 42 basketball season Friday against the Cagatera from Acon Idaho Coach Jensen says the team has only a week of real practice and will be handicapped. Ucon, last year Sixth District champions, fields a veteran squad with an all state center.
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Spartana
Fielding _High
Cagatera
Acon
Idaho
Jensen
Ucon
Road work plans from Governor Clark to county leaders
County Commissioners receive a letter from Governor Clark outlining upcoming state highway projects in Bear Lake County. Projects include Georgetown Summit on U S 30 with 4.8 miles of grade and surface at an estimated 155000 dollars, Ovid State and Forest Highway 12 miles in Cache National Forest at about 130000 dollars, and Parm market road construction financed by state local agreements. The note invites suggestions and awaits plans to be considered.
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Sam V. Tunks
Board of County— Commissioners
Clark
State Highway
Bear Lake
Georgetown
U.S. 30
Ovid State and Forest
Riverdale
Ovid
Preston
Forest Service
Cache National Forest
Parm
Chase A. Clarks
Daughters of Utah Pioneers to Hold Xmas Party
The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers will hold their annual Christmas party on Thursday December 18 at the home of Mrs W Smith Hoge. A Christmas program and gift exchange are planned. Members are invited to attend.
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Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Idaho Selective Service Quota Increased
The local Selective Service Board was advised by National Headquarters that Idaho's gross quota has been increased. Local boards must finish classifying all registrants. Due to the serious national situation, other classifications may be checked immediately to identify more Class 1-A men.
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Selective Service Board
Idaho
Just-Who Heads the Paris Red Cross Chapter
The Paris Red Cross chapter publishes a corrected officers list. Executive officers include Wilford Pricentary as Chairman Adeline Teuller as Vice Chairman Zelda Cook as Secretary F. J. Price as Committee Chair Mrashepherd oversees Home Service Joasie Cottle leads First Aid Cleneth Arnall serves Life Saving Beth West handles Home and Farm Accident Mrs Rebentisch manages Junior Red Cross L. L. Deardorff acts as secretary RolI Call Mré W Smith Hoge as Production head.
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Mrashepherd
Home Service
Joasie Cottle
S.escoves First Aid Cleneth Arnall
Beth West
Home & Farm
Rebentisch
Red Cross
L. L
County Civilian Defense Council Members
The list shows Bear Lake county Civilian Defense Council members with A. W. Shepherd as Chairman and Sam Y. Tunks as Secretary along with members and advisors from towns including Fish Haven, Bloomington, Lovell, Ovid, Bienz, Bennington, Montpelier, Parley Buhler, Wattsboro, Dingle, Wadsworth, and Raymond. Additions will be added soon from major service organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Defense Council
Bear Lake County
A. W. Shepherd
Sam Y. Tunks
Silas L. Wright
J. L. Cottle
Fish Haven L._L.Doardorff
Triaate St-Charleo
Wm, Bateman
Bloomington
Lovell Ward
Cseseesseeseseves
Leo
Paseey
Leetiette Vit
Sivel
Nielsen
Ovid Tim Matthews
Liberty
Ovid Mbere
Ovid Rudolph
Bienz Secessive
Bern
Lions Club Members Entertain Their Wives in Camp Lifton Dinner
Paris Lions Club members treated their wives to a dinner at Camp Lifton hall last Wednesday. A 7:30 PM meal was served, followed by social time and bingo as the Lions cleaned up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lions’ Club
Camp Lifton
Paris Red Cross Chapter Raises 325 75 in Drive
Paris Red Cross chapter reports a membership drive raise of 325 dollars and 75 cents. The group reached 81 percent of its 486 member quota with 315 members, and Fish Haven exceeded its quota by 3 percent. Community committeemen from Bloomington Ovid Liberty Lanark Sharon and others supported the drive with varied totals.
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Fish - Haven
Paris
Haven
L.R. Pug
Mire
Charlee
Angel
Thomas
Bloomington
Lawrell
Jensen
Isaac Johnson
Ovid
Dave Poulse
Liberty
Melvin‘ Pausey
Lanark, Co
Carlson
Sharon
Suota
Bloomington Pbbaeneg
Rael Sveresegeoothe
Ovid” Sesrsennenvbn
Liberty Ssesesveres
Lanark Weccesdeses
County Committee Attends Meeting in Heppner Oregon
A County AA Committee visits Heppner Oregon for a meeting and learns the town uses courtesy cars for visitors. Members express appreciation with thanks to Heppner officials and residents as they depart.
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T In
Oregon
Bear“Lake
AAA
Heppner
Geo
Hepner
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High School ‘Operetta
Fine Entertainment
Entertains Bridge Club
St Charles
U. S. Department
Sue
Te Ceeerenses
Aevenses Eeeensnene
Iscscceeenreeeeccers Sf
Nativadne Ebevedad
Sricitaetier Ore Bi
S. L. Temple
County Civilian Defense Council
Lions ‘Club
Q. E. Hulme
J. R. Pugmire
Fred Cz. Evans
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