Impressive Funeral Services for Mr Erickson
Funeral services for Stanley Erickson were held at 11 a.m. December 17 in the Fish Haven Ward chapel. The service included organ preludes and postscripts, solos, three speakers, a benediction, and a grave dedication with numerous out of town relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Haven Ward
Stanley Erickson
Arthur Shirley
BP. T. S. Nielsen
Ruth Nielsen
C. C. Stock
Emery Welling
St. Charles
C. C. Shirley
Frank P. Findlay
Stanley Mattson
Ericksons
Willa Gane
Theone Welling
Charles
Father
Maurince Welling
Wm. J Jensen
Owen R. Stock
Burns
Magnus Jr
Arnold
Eden
Ernest
Don Erickson
Patience Erickson
Henry Erickson
Orson Erickson
Clarence Erickson
Star Valley
Andrew Mattson
Hattie Mattson
Laketown
Bert Erickson
Magnus Erickson Jr
Logan
Eden Erickson
Arnold Erickson
Ogden
Carl Clark
Heber Pugmire
Burdette Pugmire
James Transtrum
Elizabeth Keetch
Nephi Michaelson
Niel Williamson
Joe Bunderson
Landon Pugmire
Josiah Clark
Elden Mattson
Donald Stewart
Lawrence Stewart
Henry Monson
Alton Bunderson
Paris
A C Students to Hold Party Dec 28 at Montpelier
The Bear Lake Club invites former Aggie students to a December 28 party at the Montpelier ice skating rink starting at eight in the evening. Transportation from outlying districts will be provided by sleds, with dancing and refreshments to follow at the Arrow club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C
Montpelier
Bear Lake
Aggie
Arrow Club
Frank Stephens
Tire Inspection Deadlines Set Under Rubber Saving Plan
National tire inspection program requires all motorists to complete first tire inspection by January 31, 1943. Commercial vehicle owners must be ready for inspection by January 15, 1943, as announced by the Office of Price Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Piice Administration
Fielding Drops Close Game to Grace Quintet
The Fielding High Spartans lost a tight contest to Grace 26 to 25 last Friday afternoon. Fielding started strong with ten first quarter points but trailed 13 to 12 at halftime and 21 to 11 entering the final period. The Spartans surged to take a one point lead late before Grace sunk a decisive long shot. Jim Sparks led Fielding with constant play. teammates included Caldwell Vallentine Beyeler Sparks Thompson Ringle Rich Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding High Spartans
Grace
Spartans
Jim Sparks
G. Caldwell
D. Vallentine
S. Beyeler
J. Sparks
R. Thompson
B Ringle
B. Rich
D. Matthews
Area in Cache National Forest Closed to Entry
The Cache National Forest in Idaho is closed to unauthorized entry to protect a crashed army bomber wreckage. Bona fide residents may pass through. others need a permit from the Forest Supervisor after obtaining a local ranger recommendation from E. Fed Sargent of Preston. The notice is dated December 1942 and issued in Ogden Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Cache National Forest
State of Idaho
Boise Meridian
Ogden
Utah
Co. N. Woods
Wool Pool Contracts Sent to Members for 1943 Pool
Wool pool contracts are being mailed to members who pooled last year. Growers must read and return the completed contracts to the county agent's office by January 15, 1943, to enable potential early sale opportunities. Contracts available from committee members, First Security Bank Montpelier, or County Agent in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeVere Tovey
Wool Pool
First Security Bank
Montpelier
Paris
Truck Inspections Required Before January Fifteenth
Asa J. Merrill urges all commercial motor vehicle owners to show their trucks for inspection before January 15. After that date no vehicle may be legally operated without an endorsement from an approved tire inspector on its certificate of war necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa J. Merrill
Office of Defense Transportation
Proprietors to Handle Boarders Ration Books
Consumers of sugar and coffee who eat 14 or more meals weekly at the same boarding house must surrender their ration books to the proprietor. They will be returned temporarily when applying for War Ration Book Two early in 1943, per the Office of Price Administration announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
Wholesale Beef Ceilings Set by OPA
The Office of Price Administration imposes dollar and cent ceilings on all beef at slaughter and wholesale levels to ensure a more equitable civilian beef supply distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
Coffee to Be Declared On Family Unit Basis
Members of a family living together and using the same supply of coffee will be treated as a single unit when they declare the amount of coffee they had on hand November 28. OPA has ruled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Montpelier Visitors and Local Health Note Holiday Week
Fred Bartlemac of Montpelier visits Paris Monday. Mr and Mrs Morris Athay and daughter of Pocatello spend the holiday week here. Bishop Clarence Rich returns home after two weeks in Salt Lake City. Morgan J Rich heads to Salt Lake to be with daughter Harriet for Christmas. Mrs Walter Poulsen and daughter Marie visit relatives in Soda Springs. Mrs Joe Stelmvitch and son of Montpelier visit Gublers. Russell Porter injured by a run away team and is in Bear Lake Hospital. Miss Claree Smedley arrives from BYU to spend the week with Calvin and Clare Smedley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Morris
Athay and Daughter of
Pocatello
Clarence Rich
Salt Lake City
Russell Porter
Budge Ranch
Bear Lake Hospital
Claree Smedley
B.Y.U
Calvin Smedley
Army and Navy Seek Tourist Photos for Foreign Scenes
The Office of Strategic Services invites American tourists to submit photographs taken in Europe Africa Asia and the Far East. Both aerial views and snapshots of industrial sites airfields highways docks harbors coastlines beaches canals and rivers are desired. Direct inquiries to Col L E Norris Strategic Photos Box 46 Station G New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Strategic Service
Army
Navy
Europe
Africa
Asia
Far East
L. E. Norris
New York City
Miss Opal Nelson Weds In Montpelier Ceremony
Miss Opal Nelson daughter of Mrs Agnes Nelson Bloomington and Jack Philip Warr Rupert married Monday in Montpelier by Bishop Vernal Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Nelson
Agnes Nelson
Bloomington
Jack Philip Warr
Rupert
Montpelier
Vernal Peterson
Delta Delt Club Met at Mrs Haddock’s Home
The Delta Delt club met Wednesday of last week at the home of Mrs. Max Haddock. Those present included Mrs. Ivan Beck, Mrs. Alton Bunderson, Mrs. Palmer Tueller, Mrs. Fred Derricott, Mrs. DeVere Tovey, Mrs. Al Cluff, Mrs. Josephine Dougan and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Delt Club
Max Haddock
Ivan Beck
Alton Bunderson
Palmer Tueller
Fred Derricott
DeVere Tovey
al Cluff
Josephine Dougan
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Mary Lewis at Home
Mrs. Mary Lewis was honored at a Sunday birthday dinner held at her home. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Milford Passey and family of Conda, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lewis and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lewis and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Armitage and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lewis
Milford Passey
Conda
Ralph Lewis
Ray Lewis
Familly
Ernest Armitage
Sewing Club Meets At Mrs Stevens Home
The Wednesday evening sewing club gathered at Mrs. Rayford Stevens home last week for quilting. Refreshments were served to attendees including Mrs. Walter Poulsen Mrs. LaMar Eborn Mrs. Ralph Lewis Mrs. Carl Sleight Mrs. Don Haddock Mrs. Willard Eborn Mrs. Amos Hulme and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayford Stevens
Walter Poulsen
LaMar Eborn
Ralph Lewis
Carl Sleight
Don Haddock
Willard Eborn
Amos Hulme
Montpelier Bridge Club Hosts Christmas Dinner Party
Mrs W Smith Hoge entertained her Montpelier Bridge club with a Christmas themed dinner party on Wednesday night. Bridge followed dinner with Mrs Lee Wedel winning high score. guests included Mrs T S Sneddon, Mrs Scott Pendrey, Mrs Wesley Baker, Mrs Stanley Rich, Mrs Ellis Straw, Mrs Seth Kunz, Mrs I B Koresberg, and Mrs Lee Wedel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Smith Hoge
Montpelier
Daughters of Utah Pioneers Hold Christmas Party at Grimmett Home
Thursday afternoon last week the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers gathered at Mrs. O. H. Grimmett's home for their annual Christmas Party. A program featured a solo by Mrs. Emma Clayton, a duet by Mrs. Weldon Grandy and Mrs. Rulon Wyler, a reading by Mrs. Ben Bateman, and a humorous skit by Mrs. John Bird. Santa then distributed gifts exchanged by members. Refreshments were served to thirty guests by co-hostesses Mrs. Grimmett and Mrs. O. H. Grimmett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
O. H. Grimmett
Emma Clayton
Weldon Grandy
Rulon Wyler
Ben Bateman
John Bird
Santa
Grimm
Lumbermen Eligible For Rubber Boots
Lumbermen engaged in logging are now eligible for rationing certificates for laced rubber boots, expanding beyond miners. The change was announced by regional OPA administrator C. W Collins after Rubber Director William Jeffers approved allocating extra rubber for this footwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W Collins
OPA
William Jeffers
Uncontrolled Food Prices Jump 6.6 Percent in a Month
The average family food bill rose 12 percent from Oct 13 to Nov 17 led by fresh fruits vegetables and fish. Prices of items under price control edged up less than one percent while uncontrolled fresh foods climbed 6.6 percent and stood 21 percent above May levels.
Price of Easter Outfits To Stay Near 1942 Level
Easter wardrobes for women and girls are expected to cost about the same as 132 outfits from 1942. Manufacturers report plentiful supply and cut and workmanship near usual standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
Local residents visit Paris and surrounding towns
Mr C. C. Stock of Fish Haven called in Paris Tuesday. Miss Marie Poulsen of Ogden visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Poulsen. Mr. Eugene Hymas of Colorado Springs spent a few days with family here. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Hollan of Pocatello were weekend visitors at the Ernest Gubldo home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Stock of
Fish Haven
Paris
Eugene Hymas
Colorado Springs
Eddie Hollan
Pocatello
Ernest Gubldo
Local residents share visiting guests and holiday travel notices
Keith Warner dined with Mr. and Mrs. De Vere Tovey and their son on Tuesday. Mrs. Emily Rich left for Salt Lake City and Provo for extended visits with her children. Mr and Mrs James Nye of Logan and Mr and Mrs Ora Nye of Evanston visited with Mr and Mrs Frank Nye. Mrs A F Cluff and her son Tad traveled to Pocatello for holidays. Mr Cluff plans to join them there Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Warner
Mrs. de Vere Tovey
Emily Rich
Salt Lake City
Provo
James Nye
Logan
Ora Nye
Evanston
Frank Nye
A. F. Cluff
Tad
Pocatello
Mr Cluff
British Government Stores Wool in Montpelier
The British Government working with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation plans to store 5,000,000 pounds of wool in Montpelier.125 railroad cars will transport the wool to the Montpelier facility, in a remodeled building formerly used by the Consolidated Wagon and Machinery Company. The aim is to secure a continuous wool supply during the war, with material sourced from Australia and other British Empire territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Montpelier
Consolidated Wagon and Machinery Company
Australia
Command Performance Christmas Eve Broadcast Planned
The U S Army weekly shortwave program will air Christmas Eve from 9 to 10 p m MWT for troops overseas and the public Elmer Davis OFWIs director opens from Washington with stars Fred Allen Jack Benny Edgar Bergen Bing Crosby Bob Hope Kay Kyser Dorothy Lamour Dinah Shore Red Skelton and Ethel Waters among others The program will be carried by all four major networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Elmer Davis
Office of War Information
Washington
New York
Hollywood
Fred Allen
Jack Benny
Edgar Bergen
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Kay Kyser
Dorothy Lamour
Al—Newman
Dinah Shore
Ginny Sims
Red Skelton
Ethel Waters
War Production Board halts Idaho highway projects
The War Production Board ordered immediate shutdowns of several Idaho highway and U S Reclamation Bureau projects in the Rocky Mountain region to conserve materials and manpower. Only Idaho Construction may proceed under limits on the War Relocation Authority Min idoka irrigation project. Projects stopped include U S 30 at Hammett and segments between Glenns Ferry King Hill Burley Paul and Bliss Tuttle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
U. S. Reclamation Bureau
Rocky Mountain
Idaho
War Relocation Authority
Minidoka
State Department of Public Works
U. S. 30
Hammett
Glenns Ferry
King Hill
Burley and Paul
Bliss
Tuttle
Paris Firms to Close for Holiday Week
Sleight's Produce Exchange of Paris and The Paris Post will close this week from Thursday until Monday. Nearly all business firms will be closed Friday Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleight’s Produce Exchange of
Paris
Paris Post
Lillian Hart Weds Lt Raymond Carr of Ohio
A home wedding united Lillian Hart daughter of Mr and Mrs A A Hart Bloomington with Lt Raymond Carr son of Mr and Mrs Glen F Carr Metamora Ohio Bishop Albert E Smith performed the ceremony The bride wore a white wool dress and orchid corsage Attendant was the bridegroom's sister Hilleen Carr Carr is a Bowling Green State University graduate recently returned from the Solomon Islands They will honeymoon in May and then reside temporarily in Pocatello Idaho Deseret News
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Hart
A. A. Hart
Bloomington
Raymond Carr
Glen F. Carr
Metamora
Ohio
Albert E. Smith
Hilleen Carr
Carr
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green
Solomon Islands
Pocatello
Idaho
Deseret News
Irene Thornock Weds John Carlin in Ogden Utah
Miss Irene Thornock daughter of Mr and Mrs Cecil Thornock of Bloomington married John Carlin of Tennessee in Ogden Utah on December 1. The bride is employed in defense work at Ogden and the groom is a member of the armed forces stationed at Hill Field. They will remain in Ogden at their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Thornock
Cecil Thornock
Bloomington
John Carlin
Tennessee
Ogden
Utah
Carlin
Hill Field
Tin Cans to Disappear From Pantry Shelves
War Production Board predicts tin cans will vanish from pantries as metals are diverted to the war effort. Canned foods may shift to glass or substitute containers and sealing glass without rubber caps remains unsolved. Households may cook more bulk or farm-fresh foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
Government Distributes Official War Films
The Office of War Information produces 16mm sound films offering home front guidance. Films are distributed through established commercial and educational distributors nationwide. A free list of distributors and film descriptions is available from the Bureau of Motion Pictures in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of War Information
Bureau of Motion Pictures
Washington, D. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Erickson
New Guinea
McNicol
Fred Bartlemac
Morgan J. Rich
Salt Lake
Harriet
Marie
Soda Springs
Joe Stelmvitch
Ernest Gubler
Marie Poulsen
Mrs
Goverment
William Sharp
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Emily Kimbrough
Ons Skinner
Otis the Mighty Hunter
Cornelia
Evece
Kimbrouch
Emily
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