Bear Lake Agricultural Conservation Committee Elected
At the county convention delegates from various communities elected G E Hulme as chairman J R B Pugmire as vice chairman Fred C Evans as member Ernest Allred as first alternate member and J A Hymas as second alternate member. Milford Vaught state committeeman outlined work and the 1939 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G . Hulme
Siver Nelson
J. A. Hymas
Ernest Allred
Fred OC. Evans
Walter FE
Clark
Wesley Dodge
J. R. Pugmire
Boyd Baxter
Bear Lake Agricultural Conservation Association
G E Hulme
J. RB. Pugmire
Fred C.vans
Milford Vaught
Vaught
Reader letter from Idaho applauds newspaper drive and urges clarity
William Kulicke of Ovid Idaho compliments the paper on its recent subscription drive and Christmas cheer. He mentions Dunford and Broomhead, jokes about Senile Doc, and expresses a wish for clearer plain language and greater tolerance toward all people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kulicke
Ovid
Idaho
Public notice of warrant payment in Paris Idaho
Public notice states that upon presentation of registered warrants up to number 1072 at the treasurer's office in Paris Idaho, payment will be made and interest will cease 10 days after publication. Dated December 23 1988. Fred J Price treasurer Independent Echooy District Number 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Idaho
Fred J. Price
Visitors from Paris and Geneva Bring Business in Bern
Town visitors Mrs. Ben Kelsey and Mrs. Eldon Lewis along with Mrs Hyrum Poulsen of Paris stopped in Bern on Wednesday and Thursday. Ova Johnson and Willis Johnson of Ovid were in Bern for business on Wednesday. John H. Parser of Paris visited Bishop and Mrs. Ropert. Sahmid Mrs. Peté Michando and Milton Teuscher of Geneva also called on business in Bern Thursday. J.R. Dunn of Bennington was in Bern on Thursday for business. Jacob Jacobson and son and Mrs. Rasma of South Montpelier were at the bishop’s home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Kelsey
Eldon Lewis
Hyrum Poulsen
Paris
Ova and
Willis Johnson
Ovid
Bern
John H. Parser
Bishop
Peté’ Michando
Milton Teuscher
Geneva
J.R. Dunn
Bennington
Jacob Jacobson
Rasma
South Miqntpelier
Bishop Thursday
Fish Haven Pioneer Dies at 81
Sarah Frances Virgin 81 wife of Amos M. Virgin died suddenly last Saturday at her daughter’s Fish Haven home. Born May 19 1857 in Salt Lake City she witnessed Utah’s early days. She and Amos celebrated sixty three years of marriage September 21. Survived by husband two sons two daughters many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral in Fish Haven with interment at St Charles cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Frances Virgin
Amos M. Virgin
W. Alfred Howell
Fish Haven
Virgin
Salt Lake City
Christopher and
Marissa Fairbanks Merkley
Utah
Merkley
Bear Lake
St. Charles
Alma Larson
Salem
Relief Society
Sarah F. Shirley
Alice
Xx. Hansens
Mary Muir
Higene
Jackson
Rexburg
Louise Brown
Ogden
Alicia Howell
Jacob N. Merkley
Blackfoot
Alva M. Merkley
Magrath Alberta
Canada
Martha E. Pugmire
Pocatello
Susie Cleveland
Evanston
Gacy Pugmire
Nielsen
W. B. Muir
Shirley
Emery Welling
Daniel Merkley
E. M. Pugmire
Whispering
Carry Pugmire
Hazel Transtrum
Ernest Allred
T. 8. Nielsen
Fontelle Scofield
Elijah Kestch
H. O. Hansén
Nathfonal Merkley
Robert Pugmire
Wm. A. 0. Keetch
Nephi Michaelson
John Barker
Leland Pugmire
Local visitors and shoppers fill town with holiday activity
Joseph Derricott of Sharon visited with his son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs Fred Derricott for last minute Christmas shopping. William Bee of Bloomington was a Paris business visitor yesterday. Archie Bee of Bloomington was a town business visitor Wednesday. Gillis Straw branch manager of the W M Co and Asa Veley of Montpelier Coal and Lumber Co were in town circulating around Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Derricott
Sharon
Fred Derricott
Williamr Bee
Bloomington
Paris
Archie Bee
Gillis Straw
Asa Veley
Montpelier Coal & Lumber Co
Bloomington resident to Utah trip noted in brief town column
O Dunford a Bloomington prominent resident visited Tuesday with his wife and children planning soon to leave for Provo Utah. John Rich of St. Charles was a Paris visitor Wednesday. Wallace Brown of Liberty was a county seat visitor Wednesday. Mrs EB Waterlaus of Montpelier hosted her club Thursday with dinner for several local women and Norman Weston and wife of Lake Town Utah were town visitors Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Dunford
Bloomington
Mr. Dunford
California
Provo
Utah
Per. Allio
John Rich
St. Charles
Paris
EB. W. Waterlaus
Montpelier
George Quinney
Max Merkley
Ross Kunz
Alton Bundersoh
Eugene Shep ‘d. Mire
Robert ‘Bow- Seni
Z Coleman
Jo Mi Ficus
Nelson
Walter Fohner
Norman Weston
Lake Town, Utah
Agnes Nelson Dies at St Charles
Miss Agnes Nelson 45 daughter of Mrs Wilhelmina Nelson St Charles died Sunday at 1 30 p m from heart trouble after illness since July. Funeral services in St Charles LD chapel and interment at Gretery. Survived by mother sister Mrs Hannah Nelson St Charles brothers Hyrum George Esterholdt Pegram Wilford Esterholdt Mrs Harriet Sparks Mrs Olga Pope Carey. Born in St Charles taught in public schools until two weeks before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Nelson
Wilhelmina Nelson
St. Charles
St. Charles LD
Miss Nelson
Hannah Nelson
Hyrum
George l Esterholdt
Pegram
Wilford Esterholdt
Harriet Sparks
Olga Pope
Carey
Gleaner Girls Host Informal Tea In Paris Ward
Paris First ward gleaner girls presided at an informal tea Sunday Dec. 18 at the Hotel Paris from 3 to 5 p m in honor of their mothers. Lenora Spencer and LaNea Jensen were on the receiving line. Phebe Weston listed them. Merle Dunn poured and members served. 24 guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lenora Spencer
Gleaner
LaNea Jensen
Phebe Weston
Stake
Merle Dunn
Paris visit by Mormon missionary and family notes
W Alfred Howell of Fish Waven visited Paris Tuesday afternoon paying a pleasant call at the Post office. His son Garen serves a mission for the L D S church in Cortmand Germany. Recent transfers moved missionaries to Holstland from Germany due to unfavorable conditions. Mrs. B H Findlay of Lanark shopped in Paris Monday while caring for ill health at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Alfred Howell
Fish Waven
Paris
Garen
Cortmand
Germany
Hols Tand
B H Findlay
Lanark
Mr. Findlay
Bloomington Girl Writes Home from North Carolina Mission
A Bloomington girl in Elizabethtown N C describes her East Central States Mission work on the Atlantic coast. She praises baptisms and the first M I A in the city, notes a 15 000 population town, a 50 member L D S branch established a year ago, and a planned Christmas pageant with her Idaho companion singing in missionary zeal. Harold and David Krogue are home for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central States
Elizabeth City
N. C
Atlantic Ocean
Idaho
Second Ward Christmas Program at Paris Ward Assembly
The Paris Second Ward presents a Sunday 2 p.m. Christmas program directed by the ward bishopric. It features 2nd ward singing mothers, a violin solo by Arnold Tueller, performances by Blossom Porter and Dora Price and Co, organ and vocal solos by Prof. Wm. Billeter and Max Haddock, and a ten minute talks on Life of Christ and Life of Joseph Smith by Hitler R. Wallentide and Archie Parker. The public is invited to attend this event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Second Ward
Ward
2Nd Ward
Porter
Arnold Tueller
Dora ‘Price
Michaelson Bros
Christ” Hitler
R. W. Wallentide
Joseph Smith
Archie Parker
Forests Serve Wide Range Of Public Uses In Intermountain Region
G N Woods notes that national forests support irrigation and domestic water, livestock feed, timber, and year round recreation. He cites 3059 special use permits last year covering hay cutting pastures barns cabins filling stations churches hotels residences schools stores and more across 73000 acres with some free permits and others at nominal charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. N. Woods
Intermountain
Hart wins Rhodes scholarships and Paris Post campaign closes
Edward Hart a University of Utah senior won one of four Rhodes scholarships to Oxford from a pool of Utah and southern state finalists. Hart an economics major and track captain also wrote literary pieces for Pen magazine. In Paris the Paris Post campaign ended with Avon Rogers and Hugh Lamborn winning capital prize bicycles and cash prizes for others. judges prorated commissions to remaining candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hart
University of Utah
Utah
Rhodes
Oxford University
Cecil Rhodes
Hart
Pres
A .A. Hart
Bloomington
George Thomas
Aktis
Pen
Fielding High School
Paris
Windoss
Avon Rogers
Capital Prize
Hugh L. Lamborn
Laketown
Capital
le Grand Bolton
Rhea Bunn
Goth
le Grande Bolton
Speech class to present Christmas play Friday
The speech department will present the play Why the Ch ang by Raymond Alden in the auditorium. Mrs. Bee will be assisted by Mr. Billeter and his music department. The cast includes Holger as a peasant boy Rulon Thorstock Steen as his younger brother McKay Hymas Bertel their uncle Dudley Cook an old woman Ruth Tueller Lords and Ladies. The play emphasizes the divine beauty of charity and features exquisite music enhancing the performance. It has been produced in many high schools in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Alden
Don Brumhall and Paris Boy entertain 1000 fans at BYU tourney
Provo Utah reports Don Brumhall among Freshies displaying skills in the BYU Great Autumn Tournament. He gave a boxing lesson to husky Garth Chamberlain in three rounds, with both men throwing leather and Brumhall using a bite and recoil style that troubled the Blondo Gladiator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Brumhall
Paris Boy
Byu
Parish and county visitors report from Wednesday
William Bunn of banark and Smith Phelps of Montpelier visited parish and county seats on Wednesday, marking local civic engagement.
Forest Permits Show Wide Range of Intermountain Uses
The record notes 1 823 miles of right of way through forest land for telephone lines fences and bridges. Water areas include ferries and boating concessions with ski jumps ski lifts tramways and mine to mill transit. A special permit covers water transmission and an underpass exists with more permits to rapdaris and others for excavation and varied special uses aimed at public benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexcavat
Market Prices Show Narrow Range For The Day
Quotations move between 7.00 and 8.50 dollars with bids near 7.00 to 7.50 and sellers asking up to 8.50. Traders note little variation and steady demand across commodities.
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Messers Dunford
Broomhead
Mr. Broomhead
Animal Kingdom
Independent Echooy
Carolina
Bear Lake Valley
Emma Payne
Harold and
David Krogue
Second Ward
Paris Post
Advisiory
Enatar Sid
Graciul
Judge
Cue Parts Post
William Bunn Ofbanark
Smith Phelps
Market Report
Ogden - Cattle
Ogden - Hogs
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