Fielding Academy Celebrates Founders Day Parade
The Fielding Academy observed Founders Day with a town parade led by the Fielding brass band. Miss Eva Thornock gave a commendable history of the academy, and Dr Ezra Rich pledged 250 dollars for the library, prompting cheers and calls for a new arts building.
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Fielding
Reed
Fielding Brass
Second Ward
Eva Thornock
The
Fielding Academy
Lawrence Sorensen
St. Charles
William L. Rich
Ezra O. Rich
Ezra
John Roberts
Shepherd
Paris
Paria
Mary Foster Windley Passes After Long Illness
St Charles Missouri December 20 1901 Mrs Mary Foster Windley wife of John Windley died at 10 30 Monday morning after months of debility Born in Birmingham England November 15 1836 she was 80 years 1 month 3 days old She came to America in 1861 and to Bear Lake valley and St Charles in 1864 Funeral was held at 2 oclock Thursday Strong pioneer family note and Latter day Saint faith marked her life
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St. Charles
Mary
Foster Windley
John Windsey
William and
Ann Foster
Birmingham
England
John Windley
America
Salt Lake City
Bear Lake Valley
Montpelier Church Meeting Names Ward Officers
Last Sunday President Shepherd and allied leaders attended a meeting in Montpelier. Elder Morton addressed a large audience in Beard ward while business proceeded in the First ward where perfection of ward divisions led to the appointment of Thomas M. Mumford as bishop of Montpelier Third ward with Joseph M. Phelps and RB L. Robison as counselors.
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Ward
Sidney Burgoyney
Smith Phelps
Kathrine Quayle
Thomas N.stephens
Y. M. M. I. Association
Woodruff Clark
Y. S. M. I. Association
Mire
Mattie Cruikshank
Relief Society
Mary Phelps
Pringary
Jaabu
Jose
Fen
Prind
Shepherd
Montpelier
aVenis
Aicade
David O. “McKay
Willian A. Morton
William “le, Rich
Stucks
Fred J Price
Morton
Beard Caward
Busineng
Thomas M. Mumford
Joseph M. Phelps
Rb.l. Robison
Christmas Eve Truce In Trenches Brings Cease Fire
A sergeant in the trenches recalls war’s grim toll and the moment a gunfire halt comes as a Christmas Eve message is sent. The roar of battle fades as a distant bugle calls cease fire and the Star of Bethlehem shines, bringing a sense of peace with Christ’s birth.
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Oedon
Cumrade
Robison and Weaver Tie in Logan Temple
Milton Robison of Georgetown and Adella Weaver of Bennington were married in the Logan temple yesterday. Robison is the elder son of Seth Robison, who is deceased, and Miss Weaver is the daughter of Frank Weaver and a former fielding student. The couple received best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
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Milton, Robison
Georgetown
Adella Weaver
Benington
Logan Temple
Mr.Robison
Seth
Robison
Miss’ Weaver
Frank* Weaver
Sudideas
Newlyweds Elzox and Jacques Tied in Logan Wedding
Sunday morning reports say Elzox Athay wed Miss Mabel Jacques in Logan. Elzox is son of Mr and Mrs Harry Athay of Paris and a noted young man in the community.
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Elzox
Athay
Logat
Mabel Jacques
Logan
Elzo
Harry Athay
Paris
Fielding Players Celebrate Success With Four Act Comedy
Dramatic Fielding students wow Montpelier and St. Charles audiences with the four act college comedy One of The Eight. Beatrice Camp Price and the students receive hearty congratulations, with plans to entertain Paris tonight and promote school talent.
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Ors
Montpelier
St. Charles
Fieldings
Montpelier High School
Beatrice Camp Price
Fielding
Paris
Fielding Fito 8
Married Folk Dance and Leap Year Party Planned
An elderly crowd invites couples to a Paris pavilion event on Wednesday night for a traditional married folk dance to recapture old time dances. A Leap Year Party is set for Friday night with tickets required for both sexes and a social aim of pairing off attendees.
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Paris Pavilion
Corse
Stake Conference Draws Paris Audience With LDS Leaders
Quarterly stake conference in Paris attracted strong turnout Saturday and Sunday. Visitors from Salt Lake City included Hiders David O. McKay and William A. Morton who spoke on spiritual growth and church service. President Shepherd urged living righteously and bishops to root out profane conduct while Elder McKay praised youth and church organization as key to Paris stake success.
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Paris
Salt Lake City
David O. McKay
William A. Morton
Shepherd
Siac Pion
Welker
Fieldinz Academy
Vucal
Rob
Irwin EB
Jensen
William L. Rich
David O
McKay
Hier
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Mary Foster Windley
Emile
Frederick I. Cardoze
Robison-Weaver
Jacques-Newlyweds
Anarled
Eolks
Charles Gray Shaw
New York
Aityi
STAKE
Salt Lake
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