Fielding Cagers Win One Lose One Past Week
Coach Willmore's Spartans won their first basketball game of the season last Wednesday at Soda Springs in a 24 22 thriller. Fielding led 4 10 16 22 24 while Soda Springs finished 5 6 15 22 22. The reserves won 16 11. Bancroft defeated Fielding 23 15 Friday with Fielding trailing throughout. Fielding seconds defeated Bancroft reserves 36 16.
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Willmore
Spartans
Soda Springs
Fielding
Soda
Bancroft
St. Anthony
Downey
Lava
Montpelier
Georgetown
Preston
Weston
Grace
Montpeler
Pocatello Tourney
Local and Personal Notices from Pocatello Area
Attorney Darwin Haddock visited business contacts in Pocatello Tuesday. Numerous residents and visitors from Pocatello St. Charles Etna Logan Montpelier and Fish Haven appear in a parade of visits and hospital news including Dave Bolton’s illness and Mrs. Kate Rich’s Salt Lake trip with daughter in Los Angeles Paris and back mention.
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Darwin Haddock
Pocatello
Kate Rich
Salt Lake
Ben Stewart
Los Angeles
Ford unveils new car prices and local matches
Twenty years ago Ford cars were priced from 494 to 610 fob Miss Ella Welker daughter of Pres and Mrs Roy Welker underwent an appendectomy Friday Military services were held Tuesday for Daid Humphreys age 39 in Paris 2nd ward chapel He died Sunday after illness John T Passey of Paris and Mrs Jane Hymas of Liberty wed in the Logan temple and will reside in Paris
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Ella Welker
Pres
Mra
Roy A. Welker
Paris 2Nd Ward
Daid Humphreys
John T. Passey
Paris
Jane Hymas
Liberty
Logan Temple
Emerson to Present Xmas Program December 17
Emerson school will sponsor its annual Christmas program on Wednesday December 17 at 8 p m in the Paris 2nd ward chapel. The event features two parts: the operetta She Didn’t Believe by Catherine Allison Christie performed by grades 1 through 6 and The Shepherd Who Came Late by Dorothy Lehman Sumerau performed by grades 7 and 8.
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Emerson School
Paris 2Nd Ward
Catherine Allison Christie
Dorothy Lehman Sumerau
Idaho Fourth in Butterfat Production Per Cow
County Agent Duane Hansen reports Idaho ranks fourth in the nation for butterfat per cow, with Idaho cows averaging 359 pounds while national average is 203 pounds. Prospects for dairying grow as Dairy Herd Improvement associations rise from 12 to 20 since 1946 and herd testing expands from 4742 to 7383 cows on record.
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Idaho
G C Anderson
University of Idaho
National Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Anderson
Prospect
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Washington State
California
Oregon
Daughters of Utah Pioneers Meet at Nina Hborn Home
The Daughters of Utah Pioneers will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Nina Hborn with Mrs Etta Bird assisting. A party and program has Santa Claus arriving to distribute a gift. The program includes a song by the group Silent Night prayer a comic quartet a retold story Gertrude Price piano solo Janet Grimmett comic talent reading Lark Bateman Pioneer song and a ladies quartet.
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Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Nina Hborn
Etta Bird
Santa Claus
Gertrude Price
Janet Grimmett
Lark Bateman
Forgotten Widows Need Kindness This Holiday Season
A local widow writes that widows of war and peacetime deserve recognition and support. She urges society to remember those who loved and lost, including deserted wives and those who endured divorce, and to offer compassion and moral help to ease loneliness.
Santa Claus Arrives for Open Air Paris Christmas
Paris invites valley residents to an open air Christmas program broadcasting from the courthouse balcony. A free matinee at Novelty Theatre is sponsored by Vinnie Price with Santa Claus distributing candy and nuts to children after the event. The town will be festively decorated and the date to be announced next week.
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Paris
Court House
Vinnie Price
Novelty Theatre
Santa Claus
Santa
State Receives 150000 From National Foundation For Polio Epidemic
Idaho received 150000 in aid from the National Foundation for polio outbreak costs with additional 50000 turned over by L Dee Belveal of Boise. Foundation funds cover transportation hospital care and medical bills while warning against polio insurance schemes and urging Idaho to boost contributions in the March of Dimes drive.
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State
National Foundation For Polio
Idaho State
L. Dee Belveal
Boise
National Infantile Paralysis Foundation
Idaho
National Foundation
Belveal
Ben Johnson
Preston
Johnson
Ada
Canyon
Virginia Ballentyne Family Plans Tacoma Winter Home
Mrs. Virginia Ballentyne of Bozeman Montana telephoned her parents Mr and Mrs Dan C Rich to say the family will fly to Tacoma Washington on Friday and make their winter home there.
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Virginia Ballentyne
Bozeman, Montane
Dan C Rich
Tacoma
Washington
Paris Red Cross Chapter Plans crucial meeting
The Paris chapter of the American Red Cross schedules a Friday 8 pm meeting at Fielding High School to decide whether to dissolve and merge with the Montpelier chapter to form the Bear Lake County Chapter. Only local chapter members may vote and past contributors are regarded as members.
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Paris
Red Cross
Fielding High School
Montpelier
Bear Lake County
Walter A Hunzeker Named New Montpelier Stake President
The Montpelier stake elected a new presidency at the stake quarterly conference. Walter A Hunzeker becomes stake president with Elmer S Burgoyne and Winslow Swensen as counselors. Seven new high council members were installed including Jacob E Jensen and Walter E Clark. Elders Ezra Taft Benson and Thomas E McKay served as visiting general authorities.
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Walter A Hunzeker
Elmer S Burgoyne
Winslow Swensen
Silas L. Wright
Lorenzo Swensen
Sidney E. Burgoyne
Willard R. Kunz
Montpelierist
Jacob E. Jensen
Walter E Clark
R. Earl Sorenson
Delmar Kunz
J Verne Dunn
Dean T Kunz
Sam C Hall
Henry Teuscher
Vincent Bennion
J Clarence Lindsay
Cottrell N Sparks
Eldon W Cook
John A. Berrey
Byron B. Mumford
Stake High Priests
Ezra Taft Benson
Council of the Twelve
Thomas E. McKay
Singing Marines to perform at Bear Lake Dec 13
The Bear Lake Cultural Arts Association presents The Singing Marines on Saturday December 13 at 8 p m in the Bear Lake Stake tabernacle. The group features a star soprano with six male voices, known for military costumes and a high coloratura quality in ensembles and solos.
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Bear Lake
Chicago
Bear Lake Stake Tabernacle
Rainbow Rod & Gun Club elects new president
The Rainbow Rod & Gun Club held its annual meeting Monday night electing Jack Allinger as president with Bert Orr as vice president and Max Haddock as secretary. The board of directors includes Jay B Hann, Jess Scheidegger, Ellis Taylor, Jefferson Dunford, Oliver Cliff, Chris Teuscher, Heber Phelps. Past president G Michaelson serves on the executive board.
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Rainbow Rod & Gun Club
Jack Allinger
Bert Orr
Max Haddock
Jay B Hann
Jess Scheidegger
Ellis Taylor
Jefferson Dunford
Oliver Cliff
Chris Teuscher
Heber Phelps
G W. Michaelson
Family gathers for fathers birthday and caregiving care
Mrs Elmer Smith of Soda Springs helps care for her father Arthur Taylor who has been ill. Mrs Ione Roberts of Ogden arrived Tuesday and will stay for the birthday celebration of her father Frank Bolton on Thursday.
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Elmer Smith
Soda Springs
Arthur Taylor
Ione Roberts
Ogden
Frank Bolton
Paris Water Supply Sample Shows Bacteria
The Emerson school Biology class in Paris Idaho analyzes Paris water samples every two weeks to assess safety. The December 4 1947 report by Grant S Rich states the sample was contaminated with bacteria linked to intestinal illness but notes that the specific disease organisms may be present. no bacteria were found in the second line of findings. The note includes confirmation from bacteriologist I FRAZIMA and invites the Fireside Group to meet December 14 at 8 PM at Joseph Collings home.
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Emerson School
Paris
Grant S. Rich
Idaho
Frazima
Bacteriologist
Doyle Anthony to Lead March of Dimes Campaign
Ben Johnson, state chairman, named Doyle Anthony of Montpelier to head the 18 March of Dimes drive for Bear Lake county. Johnson said county chairmen will spearhead the effort and bear responsibility for its success.
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Doyle Anthony
March of Dimes Campaign
Ben Johnson
Preston
Montpelier
Bear Lake County
Johnson
Army Air Force opens Montpelier recruit office
Sgt. Howard O. Hafey announced a new United States Air Forces and Ground Forces recruiting sub-station in Montpelier Idaho to serve Bear Lake area. The post offers high pay from 75 dollars monthly, full expenses, extensive education, and enlistment terms from three to five years for the Air Forces and two to five years for Ground Forces. Reach Hafey at 224 J Montpelier until space is ready. He can arrange combat orientation film showings for clubs and groups upon request.
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Howard O. Hafey
United States Air Forces
Ground Forces
Montpelier
Bear Lake Area
Idaho
Hafey
J. Montpelier
1948 Studebaker On Display Here This Week
Tom Tueller presents the 1948 Studebaker on display, touting a new postwar design with low wide bodies and high comfort. He invites inspection and explanations of features including adjustable front seat cushion springs for any weight, promising economy and modern lines.
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Tom Tueller
Studebaker
Mr. Tueller
Tueller
Liberty Ranchers Win High Marks in Idaho Livestock
Liberty Idaho breeders Matthews brothers and W W Brown lead Bear Lake District in top Holstein and Hampshire stock. Articles note Brown’s 87 percent Holstein rating and Matthews champions at Utah State Fair and Golden Gate Exposition. Readers learn of breeding plans, sales, and regional impact.
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Matthews Brothers
Brown Brothers
Liberty
Idaho
Bear Lake District
Jack Kernard
Soil Conservation Service
Qir Kennard
Western Farm Life
Bear
Bear Lake County
Lamont Johnson
W. W. Brown
Hampshire
Abou Ben Adhem
Tim
J. R
W K. Matthews
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Utah Fair
Salt Lake
E. F. Rinehart
Idaho State Agricultural College
C W Hickman
University of Idaho
J. E
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H. Hymas
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Wallace Stucki
Theroperty
Claude Wilkes
Ivan Beck
Ms Ray Gtock
Fish Haven
Logan
Dallas Athay
Gilbert
Rulon Wyler
Walter Bird
Mids Shirley Cleveland
Ben Cleveland
St. Charles
Narcese
Maurine Athay
Dave Bolton
Bear Lake Hospital
Charley Innes
Tunks
Bridge
Inez Tunks
Mona Shepherd
Lucille Crawford
Bertha Hoge
Thel Jensen
Hyphdah Raweon
Dorothy Tueller
Emerson
Duane Hansen
The
Watler Hunzeker
Stake
Bear Lake Cultural Arts Association
Eloise Dee Soprano
Allen Stone
Kenneth Rundle
Harold Kalata
James Smith
Richard Wright
Mary Ann Toelstede
Piania
Emsemble
Marine Hymn
Naughy Marietta Medley
Marines
Eloise Dee
Ensemble
Joshua Fit de
Battle of
Jericho
Phillips Victor Herbert
Leo Delibes
Burlesg
Singing Marines
Avery Robinson
Joe
New Moon
Clarke
Chopin
Tango de Rosas
Alan Stone
Deep Purple
Hallelujah
Ol’ Man River
Carmen Richard Wright
Ensemble — Cavalcade
Jerome Kern
Ermil - Stothart
Greig
Romany Life Management
Graham Music & Lyceum Bureau
Templeton Building
Utah
Love Drug Company
Gounod
Tierney
Bizet
Victor Herbert
Joseph Collings
U. S. Army Air Force
Liberty Ranchers
Ronald Bird
Mr Christianson
Internal Revenue Office
Caribou
Franklin
Commissioners
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