Fielding Spartans Beat Downey In Tight Local Game
The Fielding Spartans edged Downey 17 to 15 on the local floor in a defense dominated contest. Fielding led most of the game but Downey briefly held a two point edge before Budge and Hymas sealed the victory.
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Fielding Spartans
Downey
Fielding
Budge
Hymas
M. Matthews
Wilkes M. Hymas
R. Jensen
M. Hill
HL. Budge
Yearsley "Ware Cutler Christensen Burrup Henderson Blosham
Montpelier
Bancroft
Spartans
Wielding
M. Matthews R. Law
Wilkes K. Arnell
Im. Hymas
Pugmire
M. Hill H. Budge
Lloyd Thornock
R. Hatch Hansen
M. Hatch
Eliason
Supervisor schedules monthly county presence for winter
L. D. Crawford, supervisor for the Emergency Crop and Feed Loan, will be in Montpelier on the second Thursday and in Randolph Utah on the second Friday each month during winter. Debtors who have not contacted the supervisor for loan liquidations will have their cases sent to the Salt Lake office for legal action after January 9, 1948. The Daughters of Utah Pioneers held their annual Christmas party at Mrs Nina Deborn's home with a program and Santa Claus gifts.
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L. D
Ted) Crawford
Montpelier
Randolph
Utah
Crawford
Salt Lake
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Nina Dborn
Guestea
Santa Claus
Montpelier Woman Joins Atomic Energy Commission
Mrs. Marjeane Clark, longtime Soil Conservation Service employee in Montpelier, resigns Friday to take a Civil Service appointment with the Atomic Energy Commission at Richland Washington. Miss Glenna Peterson of Montpelier will replace her as office clerk in the Soil Conservation Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjeane Clark
Soil Conservation Service
Montpelier
Atomic Energy Commission
Richland
Washington
Jack Kennard
Glenna Peterson
Mrs. Clark
The
Bear Lake Club to Hold Holiday Party
The Bear Lake Club of the USAC will host its annual holiday party at the Rainbow Rod and Gun Club in Montpelier on December 28 at 8 p.m. Free skating will be offered if the ice is suitable.
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USAC
Bear Lake Club
Rainbow Rod & Gun Club
Montpelier
Eastern Idaho Production Credit Assn to Become Farmer Owned
The Eastern Idaho Production Credit Association will become farmer owned on January 1 1948 following the retirement of $5000 in class A stock. Net earnings for 1947 exceed $37000 with a 4 percent dividend to stockholders of record at December 31. Total loans exceed $42000000 and reserves top $240000. Stockholders meetings are set for January 6 7 and 8 at Rigby Blackfoot and Preston with two directors to be elected.
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Eastern Idaho Production Credit Association
Pocatello
Production Credit Corporation of
Spokane
Rigby
Blackfoot
Preston
Carlyle Chaffin
Idaho Falls
Leon Murdock
L. 8
Squires
S. A Dunn
Cliffford Warr
Thos Health
T W. Smith
Rexburg
O HE. Hendricks
Swan Lake
Clarence Hart
County Agent Office Highlights 1946 Extension Work
County extension staff nationwide guided 8 281 agents and 1 064 432 local leaders in 1946. 4-H enrollment reached 1 615 039, up 52 417 from 1945, with 89 4 H members enrolled in projects and 65 completing them. Bear Lake County reports 679 families visited, 805 office calls, 1 130 phone calls, 256 news articles, and 1 035 bulletins distributed.
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Anaistante
Bear Lake County
Experts Predict Bright 1948 Outlook for Idaho Farmers
University of Idaho extension economists report a likely good year for 1948 with solid domestic demand and a major uncertainty from inflation. Home spending should stay steady as durable goods and housing remain strong, while exports depend on foreign aid. Farm costs may rise with price uncertainties for the second half of 1948 and crop size.
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University of Idaho
Idaho
USS
Farmera
What Does Christmas Mean to Us?
A reflective piece questions modern Christmas focus. It urges remembering the Christ Child amid celebrations, noting many will overlook the spiritual meaning. It contrasts Bethlehem’s humility with present-day habits and calls for honoring Christ this holy day to pursue peace.
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Europe
God
Christ
Prince of Peace
Unusual Idaho Winter Sports Set for January
Two unusual events headline Idaho January sports with the All-America Cutter Racing Association starting its 1948 sleigh season in Idaho Falls January 17 18 and the second annual sno plane races at Dubois January 25. Organizers expect 40 cutter racers with $10 000 in prize money. preliminary events January 10 at Paris and entries cost 5. The circuit visits Soda Springs Montpelier Driggs Afton Jackson and Thayne before a February finale. Sno plane races at Dubois airport feature high speed craft racing abreast led by James Laird with national attention from last year’s Spencer event and Army observers.
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All-America Cutter Racing Association
Idaho
Dubois
E. Lansberry
Driggs
Cutter Racing Group
Wyoming
Sheriff Posse of
Idaho Falls
Roberta Slough
Soda Springs
Montpelier
Drigg
Afton
Wyo
Jackson
Thayne
Bear Lake Valley
Paris
James Laird
Spencer
Washington, D. C
Mrs Jesse Lewis Leaves Bear Lake Hospital After Pneumonia Attacks
Mrs. Jesse Lewis is discharged and brought home from Bear Lake hospital after suffering three pneumonia episodes.
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Jesse Lewis
Bear Lake Hospital
Christmas Programs Draw Large Crowds In Paris
Santa Claus arrived in Paris on schedule last Saturday night to a well attended program. Mrs Price provided cooperation for a free Saturday afternoon show led by Arthur Born and a committee including Juanita Smart Audrey Michaelson Glen Grimmett and John Hoge arranged the event.
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Santa Claus
Paris
Price
Arthur Born
Juanita Smart
Audrey Michaelson
Glen Grimmett
John Hoge
Missionary John R. Price Sends Christmas Greetings
John R. Price, a missionary laboring in the California Mission, sends Christmas and New Year wishes to his friends and associates. He notes he is enjoying his labors and extends warm greetings from Pres Fred J Price and family.
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Fred J Price
John R. Price
California
Lanark Christmas Dance Set for December 27
The Lanark ward will hold its Christmas dance on Saturday December 27 in the ward chapel.
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Lanark Ward
University of Idaho students return home for holidays
Mr and Mrs Dale Dunn and Mr and Mrs Earl Spencer with Lawrence Spencer and John Grimmett, University of Idaho Moscow students, arrived home Saturday to spend holidays. Mr and Mrs W Smith Hoge with Mrs W S Hoge drove to Blackfoot Saturday, returning Sunday. En route they dined with Miss Mildred Hillsweek in Pocatello and met Mr and Mrs Fred Klinke and daughter, who then went to Paris with her parents for the holidays. Mr Klinke plans to come down on Christmas Eve.
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Dale Dunn
Earl Spencer
Lawrence Spencer
John Grimmett
University of Idaho At
Moscow
W. Smith Hoge
W. S. Hoge
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Mildred Hillsweek
Fred Klinke
Missionary Carl Anderson to be honored at Friday dance
A farewell dance will be held in the St. Charles amusement hall on Friday January 2 to honor Carl Anderson who will depart for a mission to Iceland. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Kurt Anderson of St Charles and will enter the Mission Home in Salt Lake City on January 5 for pre mission training.
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St. Charles
Carl Anderson
Mnland
LIDS
Carl
Kurt Anderson
Salt Lake City
Deadline Near for GI Insurance Reinstatement Without Exam
Veterans rush to reinstate National Service Life Insurance before December 31 when no medical exam is required. After that date a physical will be needed if policy lapsed over three months. Idaho Pacific Northwest figures show rising reinstatements. VA stresses GI insurance as a low cost protection for World War II veterans.
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National Service
Perry
G.I
Idgho
Pacific Northwest
Alaska
Idaho
Gooch
Funeral Services Held Thursday For Chas. Hendee
Funeral services for Charles Hendee, 63, who died Monday of last week at his Logan home, were held Thursday noon in the Logan 9th ward chapel. Burial was in Logan City Cemetery. He was born April 17, 1884, in Randolph Utah, married Hazel Corless in 1910 at Paris Idaho, and lived in Rich County before moving to Logan two years ago. Survived by widow, two daughters Mrs. William Hess Lewiston and Mrs. Kay Barton Logan, four grandchildren, two sisters Mrs. Laura Luck Towelo and Mrs. Floyd Rudolph Carr Idaho.
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Charles
Hendee
Logan
Logan 9Th Ward
John Christensen
15Th Ward
Logan City
Randolph
Utah
Lula Berrer Hendee
Hazel Corless
Paris
Idaho
Rich County
William Hess
Lewiston
Kay Barton
Laura Luck
Towelo
Floyd Rudolph
Carr
Idaho World War II Veterans Deaths Prompt Survivors Payments
More than 200 Idaho World War II veterans have died since discharge. Families may receive Social Security survivors payments if the veteran served at least 90 days and was not dishonorably discharged. Payments apply whether or not a Social Security card exists, but VA pension ineligibility blocks the benefit. Families should contact Social Security after a veteran’s death to secure any due payments.
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Idaho
Samuel E. Vance
American Legion
Veterans Administration
Social Security Administration
Bruce couple hosts visit before California trip
Mr and Mrs James Bruce of Pocatello visited Saturday and stayed overnight at the home of Mrs Louise Grimmett on Monday. They were en route to California to visit their son Russell G Bruce.
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James Bruce
Pocatello
Louise Grimmett
California
Russell G. Bruce
Local residents figure in string of auto mishaps
Last week local residents were involved in multiple accidents. Ernest D. Hymas his wife and son James wrecked a 1940 Chevrolet near Lava Hot Springs injuring Mrs Hymas with a dislocated jaw and James with a fractured nose while Mr Hymas suffered cuts. Palmer Tueller’s 1947 Studebaker was badly damaged after being struck beside Montpelier near railroad tracks. Harold Reese and companions lost control near Paria hitting a guard post and a telephone pole. his 1937 Chevrolet was a total wreck with minor injuries to others.
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Ernest D. Hymas
James
Pocatello
Lava Hot Springs
Hymas
Palmer Tueller
Studebaker
Montpelier
Harold Reese
Bloomington
Paria
Barrow Pit
Funeral Services Held for Jesse McMurray
Funeral services were held Wednesday for Jesse McMurray 80 of Montpelier who died Saturday at the home of Samuel H Hymas. Born October 3 1867 in Liberty he lived there most of his life before moving to Montpelier. Survivor is brother James A McMurray of Cardston Alberta Canada. Burial was in Liberty Cemetery.
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Jesse McMurray
Samuel H Hymas
Montpelier
MadMurray
Liberty
Lids Church
James A. McMurray
Cardston
Alberts
Canada
Eugene Shepherd
Matthews Mortuary
Mont- Pelier
James Olsen
Idell Matthews
Lyman
BP. Shepherd
Kenneth Matthews
Hivan Morgan
O T. Parker
Mrzy
Nora Hymas
Liberty Cemetery
T. L. Austin
Fielding Basketeers Rally In 4 12 Victory
Twenty years ago the Fielding basketeers defeated Lava Hot Springs 4 12 last Saturday night while Paris town team fell 38 to 8 to Soda Springs on Tuesday. The Lions club elected four directors at Friday’s meeting.
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Lava Hot Springs
Paris Town
Soda Springs
The
Lions Club
O. Moore
F. T. Shepherd
D.S. Price
W. Smith Hoge
Engagement announced for Carol Lauritzen in Lava Hot Springs
Mrs. Isabelle Kofoed of Lava Hot Springs announces the engagement of her daughter Carol to Mr. Loyal Lauritzen son of Mr and Mrs W S Lauritzen of Paris. They plan a spring wedding.
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Isabelle Kofoed
Lava Hot Springs
Carol
Loyal Lauritzen
Wm. S. Lauritzen
Paris
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