Mary Arnell Dies At 85 In St. Charles Parish
Susannah Mary Michaelson Arnell 85 longtime St. Charles resident died at home Monday. Born August 13 1880 to Jacob and Susannah Barker Michaelson she married Albert A Arnell in Paris Utah later solemnized in Logan Temple. Survived by husband four sons four daughters 23 grandchildren 25 great grandchildren and many siblings. Funeral at St. Charles Ward Chapel with Bishop Arlo Rasmussen conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susannah Mary Michaelson Arnell
St. Charles
Jacob and
Susannah Barker Michaelson
Bear Lake
Albert A. Arnell
Paris
LDS
Logan
Utah
LDS Church
Relief Society
St. Charles O Folks Organization
Audrey
Kenneth A
Georgetown
LaGrand M
William D
Montpelier
Cornell M
George Azelle) Horton
Kemmerer
Wyo
Clarice (Stella) Nelson
Soda Springs
Almy (Valois) Barker
Wendell (Ardath) Mecham
Lydia Michaelson
Afton
Delbert Wilde
Cheyenne
St. Charles Ward
Arlo Rasmussen
Colleen Wilkes
Lovell Booth
Love
Ward Choir
Reks
Boasmussen
Thomas Michalon
Mildred Arnell
Audrey Michaelson
Lorna Fife
Ivan Gardner
Stanley Arnell
Ernest Turner
Robert Hemmert
J. Hal Arnell
Alvirug Arnell
Gerald Arnell
Guy Arnell
Sonny Arnell
Laurel Barker
ElRay Mecham
Second Term Honors Honor Roll Achievements
Nineteen students earned places on the second term honor roll after report cards issued December 8. Seniors Colleen Hirschi Mary Howell and Laraine Stucki lead with six members each. juniors Libbie Bateman Sally Minson. sophomores Jolene Rich Nancy Hulme Betty Parker Lindon Parks. freshmen Verna Cross ley Joan Hulme.
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Colleen Hirschi
Mary Howell
Laraine Stucki
Jolene Rich
Nancy Hulme
Betty Parker
Lindon Parks
Lighting Contest Draws Crowds and Praise in City
The Christmas lighting contest sponsored by the Pariy Young Womens Club drew strong local interest and spurred beautification. Winners were Jesse Scheidegger first for natural setting, Darwin Vallentine second for artistic creativity, Eldon Lewis third for indoor outdoor harmony. Honorable mention went to Ben Kelsey as judges from Montpelier praised the effort.
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Pariy Young Womens Club
Jesse Scheidegger
Darwin Vallentine
Eldon Lewis
Ben Kelsey
iThe
J. P. Wilde
A. J. Powell
Vee Henrie
Montpelier
Club
Hugh Shepherd
Max Eborn
George Palmer
Don Nye
Arthur Eborn
Willard Hansen
Lauriel Athay
Rose Hymas
Smith Gertsch
Clarence Rich
Paris Second Ward Christmas Program Sunday Morning
The Paris Second Ward Sunday School holds a Christmas program at the Paris Chapel starting at 11 30 a m Sunday morning.
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2Nd Ward
Paris Second Ward
Paris Chapel
Mutual Marr ieds to Hold Party
The Paris Mutual Marr ieds invite members to a pot luck and volleyball party at Emerson School at 8:00 p.m. Tuesday.
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Paris
Emerson School
Notice for early news submissions in Paris area
Readers in the Paris area are urged to send or call in their news as early as possible due to the holiday rush. Times constraints prevent the staff from calling for news.
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Paris
Colleen Hirschi Named Co ed Correspondent for 1965 66
Colleen Hirschi an 18 year old senior at Fielding High School in St Charles has been chosen as Co ed Correspondent for the 1965 66 school year by Margaret Hauser editor of Co ed Magazine Verda Rex Fielding home economics instructor selected her for leadership and enthusiasm for home economics She will act as junior advisor to the editors of Co ed a Scholastic Magazines Inc publication The assembly on February 11 at 2 30 p m will announce the appointment and provide details to the school community
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Colleen Hirschi
St. Charles
Margaret Hauser
Miss Hirschi
LeRoy Hirschi
Fielding High School
Verda Rex
Fielding
Scholastics Magazines, Inc
FHS
U.S
Canada
Spartans Fall Twice to Buffaloes and Eagles
Fielding Spartans travel to Mountain View Wyoming and lose 64 to 43 against Buffaloes. Paul Webb scores 22 of 43. In a home game they fall 70 to 57 to Lyman Eagles as John Mattson leads with 12 points. Lyman’s Lind and Eyre add 53 combined. Spartans face Lyman again December 30 on the Eagles court before league play in January.
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Spartans
Mountain View
Wyo
Buffaloes
Paul Webb
Bartlett
Davis
Mechill
Lyman
Eagles
Fielding
John Mattson
Hgh
Lind
Eyre
Dean
Eagle
Eva Crossley Dies at Roy Utah at 84
Eva A. Crossley 84, formerly of St. Charles, died Saturday in a Roy nursing home. Born May 29, 1881 to Swan and Agnes Pierce Arnell, she married William Henry Crossley in 1899. he died in 1928. Survived by numerous children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Services were 11:00 a.m. Wednesday at the St. Charles Ward chapel with burial in St. Charles Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva A. Crossley
St. Charles
Roy
Utah
Arthur Irene Wells
Box Elder
Smith
Agnes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Arnell
Libbie Bateman
Sally Minson
Verna Crossley
Roger Ward
Ruth Anne Hansen
Barbara Passey
Mardene Beck
Jean Stucki
Clair Rich
Shron Wallentne
Joan Hulme
John War
COLLEEN_HIRSCHI
Wyoming
Eva Crossley
Roy, Utah
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