Pioneer Woman Mrs. George Ashley Laid To Rest In Montpelier
Funeral services for Mrs. George Ashley 77 were held in Montpelier with heavy attendance from Bear Lake valley. Born in England 1854 she lived 40 years in Paris Utah and 25 in church service including teaching and relief society work. Survived by husband Dr. Geo. Ashley and three children with four sisters attending the rites.
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Montpelier Second Ward
George Ashley
Manu Fe
Bear Lake Valley
Wendel O'sen
Robert Schmid
Bern
Arthur Budge
Edw. Grosjean
the Tempe
P.cs
C. Rich
Fred Ochsenbein
Paris
H. R. Shepherd
Veda Shepherd
Edw. T. Shepherd
Frank Lewis
Ashley
Emma Bennett
Salt Lake City
Fannie Berry
Cedar Valley
Utah
Sarah Nate Ashley
George Nate
Mary Ann Fowler
Burmingham
England
Relief Society
Montpelier
Geo. ¥. Ashley
Ellen T. Robinson
John Albert Ashley
Montpélier
Alice M. Clifton
Magrath
Canada
Louisa Grimmett
Emme Salt Lake
Frank
Bennett
Em. Berry
Card of Thanks for Music at Funeral
The Ashley and Robinson families express gratitude to those who aided with music at our mother Mrs George Ashley’s funeral services especially the double mixed quartet and a solo by friends from Paris.
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George Ashley
Paris
Ashley and Robinson
Christmas Gifts Mention Babies in Vogue Across Towns
Christmas gift notices mark newborns in several households. Families named include Nelson of St Charles for a girl, Lavern Nelson of Bloomington for a boy, Jesse Matthews of Liberty for a girl, and others such as E B Taylor of Montpelier and Conover Wright of Bennington with newborns.
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Santa Claus
Organ Recital in Tabernacle at Paris
An organ recital will be given at 7 30 in the stake tabernacle Paris with Miss Phoebe Rich at the console. The program includes Lohengrin Intro to Act III Melody of Love The Roserv Air Sunrise Elert Perfect Day and others. The public is invited and admission is free.
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Stake Tabernacle
Paris
Phoebe Rich
Engelmann
Henry Ghysby
Karg-Elert
Carmie Jacobs Bond
Pean Triomphale
Lacey
Fresh Snow Offered for Christmas at Bear Lake
A winter storm brought unseasonable warmth with morning rain at Bear Lake on the shortest day of the year, followed by snowfall that blankets the valley and mountains with deeper accumulations than years past.
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Bear Lake
Nightfall Accident Ends In Fatal Crash
A man collapsed after a sudden impact as darkness fell. Emergency responders found severe head injuries and a fatal outcome recorded at the scene. Investigators reviewed surrounding factors and secured the area for a formal report.
M Men Basket Ball Schedule Preview for Six Wards
Saturday afternoon representatives from six wards with M men basket ball teams drafted a pre tournament schedule. It allows participation for teams that may miss stake and division contests. Half the schedule can be played before the stake tournament with the second half after the inter division meet at Preston. Teams listed include Laketown No 1 Garden City No 2 St Charles No 3 Bloomington No 4 Paris First No 6 and Paris Second No 6. Week of January 4 to 9 features one at two three at four five at six.
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Interdivision
Preston
Laketown
Garden City
St. Charles
Bloomington
Paris
Christmas Greetings to Readers and Santa Helpers
The message extends season’s greetings to readers, advertisers, and friends. It praises Santa helpers aiding needy families and commits to keeping the Home Town Newspaper a bright community light in the future.
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Santa Claus
Idaho Reports No Epidemics This Year In Boise
Idaho public welfare commissioner Lewis Williams says the state has no epidemics of any kind this year. He recalls two or three years ago when infantile paralysis and spinal meningitis led to bans on public gatherings and school closures during the holidays. Dr. D C Budge and family depart Logan for an extended tour of the orient and Europe, with Mrs Budge, son Rush, and Ruth in the party, traveling via San Francisco Honolulu and Japan. The surgeon aims to study modern techniques at leading hospitals abroad.
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Idaho
Boise
Lewis Williams
Public Welfare
D. C. Budge
Longan
Orient
Europe
Students Return From College For Holidays
Students returning home for the Christmas holidays include Helen Pugmire A C Logan Utah Devere Crawford and Alice Spencer with Beth Rich B U Provo Utah Ora Rich A Logan Utah Ivan Beck Walker Rohner Bedford Bird Elliott Budge Donald Budge C Logan Utah Reed Tueller Southern Branch U of I Pocatello Weldon and Wallace Grandy University of Utah Salt Lake City Lorenzo Rich Ricks Normal Rexburg heading home from Utah and Idaho colleges.
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Utah
Idaho
Helen Pugmire
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Lorenzo Rich
Ricks Normal
Rexburg
Bear Lake Supt. Frank Deusenberry Resettles in Grim Home
Frank Deusenberry Supt of Bear Lake plants for Utah Power and Light Co moved into the O H Grim meett home at Northwest and is settled for the winter and ready to receive all friends.
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Frank Deusenberry
Beard Lake
Utah Power & Light Co
O. H. Grimmeett
Governor Extends Christmas Greetings to Idaho
Boise Idaho Governor C Ben Ross sends Christmas and New Year wishes to all Idahoans. He urges peace goodwill and optimism for the coming year despite a trying past year and offers prayers for improved conditions.
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Boise
C. “Ben Ross
State of
Idaho
Soda Springs Tragic Self Inflicted Gunshot Death
Alvin Largilliere aged 15, youngest son of E W Largillier, Soda Springs banker, accidental self inflicted shot at 2 30 am while hanging coat and placing pistol on shelf. He died instantly. survived by his father, a brother Junior, mother and two sisters in Ogden Utah.
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Soda Springs
Alvin Largilliere
E. W. Largillier
Junior Largiellere
Pauline
Louise Largillere
Ogden
Utah
Bear Lake farmers seek reduced feed rates
County agent A. E. Duke has been designated by Bear Lake farmers to petition Governor Ross for lower feed shipping rates into the county.
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Bear Lake
A. E. Duke
Bear Lake County
Ross
Paris Public Schools Holiday Closure 1931
Paris public schools close Wednesday December 23 for holiday vacation. Classes resume Monday January 4, 1932, with normal schedule resuming the following week.
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Paris
Man Reflects on 54 Years with Church and Duty
A man serving a mission reflects on his two deals to provide for his 11 family members in his absence. He expresses pride and gratitude that after 54 years with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints his testimony remains strong.
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Church of the Latter Day Saints
Mormon Conference Draws Nearly Two Hundred Converts in Glasgow
In Abbotsford Place Masonic Hall Glasgow Mormons held a semi annual conference with almost 200 attendees. Lyndon J Hall Scottish district president spoke denying claims of luring young women to Salt Lake City. Reports showed tract distribution and Book of Mormon sales or giveaways. Patriarch James H Wallis noted reduced prejudice and described missionary sacrifice and diverse professions among early volunteers.
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London
Gascon
Abbotsford Place
Masonic Hall
Lyndon J. Hall
Daily Record
Salt Lake City
America
Scotland
John Knox
Christ
Paul
Hail
James H. Wallis
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Longfellow Motorized
Japan
Budge
Hos
Pitals of the World
Logan American
Pendrey
Ilad
Novelty Theatre
Paris, Idaho
Waenes, Baxter
Lupe Velez
Cecil B. DeMille
de Mille
Broadway
John Gilbert
EL Brendel
Madge Evans
Millonaire
Music’ By
Rhythmrchestra
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