Dr L P Gaertner of Montpelier Dies in Phoenix
Funeral services for Dr L P Gaertner a Montpelier and Bear Lake county physician of 40 years who died last Sunday in Phoenix Arizona will be held Friday at 10 from the Blessed Sacrament Catholic church Montpelier Holy Rosary services will be held at Matthews funeral chapel Thursday evening He was born October 21 1889 in Wayne Nebraska and is survived by his widow a daughter Paula two sisters a nephew and two nieces Interment will be in Montpelier cemetery.
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L. P. Gaertner
Montpelier
Bear Lake County
Phoenix
Ariz
Matthews Funeral Chapel
Gaertner
Idaho
Waynt
Neb
John Peter
Mary Jones Gaertner
Creighton Medical School
Omaha
Isabelle Bagley Gaertner
Paula
Arizona State College
Tempe, Ariz
Jennie Davis
Los Angeles
Minnie Bertsand
Bellingham
Wash
Lucian Davis
Blanche
Maria Bertsani
National win of wool sewing contest in Salt Lake City
Miss Jo Ann Odegaard and Miss Paula K Johnson won senior and junior divisions of the Make It Yourself with Wool contest in Salt Lake City on January 22 gaining an all expense Hawaii trip. Odegaard, 18, a North Dakota State University freshman, wore a black dress and coat. Johnson, 17, a Cooper High senior, wore a beige dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Salt Lake City
Jo Ann Odegaard
Gonvick
Minni
Paula K. Johnson
Abilene
Texas
Texas. . Miss Odegaard
North Dakota State University
Fargo
Miss Johnson
Cooper High School
Alaska
The
American Wool Council
National Wool Growers Association
Georgia Hafner
Towa State University of
Ames
Lynn Richie
Wheaton
Ill
Linda Maddox
Conway, Ark
Sandra Rpy Olson
Salem
Ore
Former St Charles resident announces upcoming marriage
Mr and Mrs N Willis Hairup of St Charles announce the engagement of their daughter Shannon Alay to Pvt Dor adh Deane of Portland Oregon. Pvt Deane is stationed at Fort Douglas Utah. Shannon a former Siding High School and Hennes Business College graduate is employed by an insurance company in Salt Lake City. The couple will be honored at a reception at the St Galey ward ball on Saturday.
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N. Willis Hairup
St. Charles
Shannon Alay
Doradh
Floyd A. Deane
Portland
Ore
Deane
Fort Douglas
Utah
Siannon
Siding High School
St. St. Ghaley Ward
Spartans Edge Grace Red Devils And Aberdeen Tigers
The Fielding High Spartans defeated Grace 55 to 33 on their home floor and beat Aberdeen 46 to 39 on the road. Five games remain: Feb 3 versus Westside at Paris, Feb 7 vs Boda Springs at Soda Springs, Feb 9 hosting American Falls, Feb 16 at Grace, and a home date with Bancroft.
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Fielding High Spartans
Grace Red Devils
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Tigers
Spartans
Westside
Paris
Boda Springs
Soda Springs
American Falls
Miss RosAnn Kelsey and Marion Harris Wed in Paris
Miss RosAnn Kelsey married Marion M Harris at 2 p.m. on Saturday January 20 at the bride's parents home in Paris Amos Hulme L D 8 bishop officiated The bride wore a white chiffon ballerina dress with pink rose corsage Bridesmaids were Joyce Beck and Linda Minson Honeoress Beth Anderson wore pale green and pink corsages Best man was James Kelsey Reception followed at the Paris L D 8 chapel The couple plan to reside in Logan Attendees traveled from Montpelier Dingle Randolph and Logan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RosAnn Kelsey
Marion M. Harris
Ben Kelsey
Paris
Amos Hulme
L. D
Bishop
Second Ward
Beth Anderson
Joyce Beck
Linda Minson
Harvey Harris
Logan
James Kelsey
Paris L. D. 8
Beth Alfred
Joy
Verna Jensen
Leo Jensen
Montpelier
Dennis Bird
Dingle
Ivan Hoffman
Randolph
Alice Harris
Reorganization of Rich County Board of Education
The Rich County Board of Education reorganized at the regular meeting on January 8 for the 1962 calendar year. Lynn McKinnon serves as president, D. Draw Cook as vice president, Emerson Cox and William Groll as members, Grant Lamborn and Richard L. Harmon as clerk and treasurer, with Laketown and Garden City represented.
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Rich County Board of Education
Lynn McKinnon
Randolph
D. Draw Cook
Garden City
Emerson Cox
Woodruff
William Groll
Grant Lamborn
Laketown
Richard L. Harmon
Funeral Services in Pocatello for Native Resident
Funeral services were held in Pocatello for Mrs. Helga Pugmire 67 a Paris native who died last Saturday at Bannock Memorial hospital The LDS Sixth ward chapel conducted by Bishop Lawrence Lystrup Mrs Pugmire born November 22 1894 in Paris to George A Humpherys and Delilah Lindsay married McKay Pugmire June 9 1921 in Salt Lake City The family moved to Pocatello in 1925 Survivors include husband two sons Donald Pugmire and First Lt James H Pugmire daughter Mrs Veryle Larson eight grandchildren two brothers and three sisters Interment Mountain View Cemetery.
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Pocatello
Helga Pugmire
Paris
Bannock Memorial Hospital
LDS Sixth Ward
Lawrence Lystrup
Second Ward Relief Society For
Hortense Shape
Floral Vanderhoof
Reno
Lois Houder
Sparks
Nev
Mountain View
Fielding High student wins honors in homemaker search
Carol Stucki of Paris, a Fielding High School senior, won the 1962 Betty Crocker Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow. Her top score advances her paper to state level with 102 scholarships totaling $110,000. The state winner earns a $1,500 scholarship. second place gets $500. The event includes an educational tour to New York City, Washington, and Williamsburg.
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Fielding
Carol Stucki
Paris
Betty Crocker
New York City
Washington
Colonial Williamsburg
Williamsburg
Farmers Spend Less Time in Hospitals Than City Folks
A national survey shows farmers suffer less hay fever than urban residents but have more heart trouble. Farm people miss more work due to illness yet days in bed are similar to city dwellers. They visit doctors and dentists less often and are hospitalized less frequently than city residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyrum Johnson
Bear Lake County
Grimmetts Head to San Francisco and Las Vegas Convention
Mr and Mrs Glenn Grimmett travel to San Francisco to visit their son Gerald in the Navy before a six month Pacific tour. They will return via Las Vegas Nevada where Mr Grimmett attends a lumber dealer convention.
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Glenn Grimmett
San Francisco
Gerald
Hawley announces bid to run for U S Senate in Idaho
Jack Hawley a 41 year old Ada county attorney and former state representative announces his campaign for the U S Senate on the Republican ticket. He criticizes Frank Church for federal overreach and vows to defend Idaho rights and local interests.
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Jack Hawley
House
Frank Church
United States Senate
Hawley
Ada County
Church
Idaho
United States
Washington
Congress
Senate
Africa
Europe
Idaho Principals Meet in Boise Panel on Team Teaching
Ralph Rogham principal of Flitting High School and Harold Phillips of Montpelier High attended the 10th annual Idaho Association of Secondary School Principals meeting in Boise January 28 29 and 30 A panel discussed Better Utilization of School Staff including Team Teaching Phillips spoke on Programmed Teaching and Roghar presented Siren Teaching research from Weber County Ogden schools.
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Ralph Rogham
Flitting High School
Idaho Association of Secondary
Boise
Roghaar
Harold Phillips
Montpelier High School
Phillips
Weber County
Ogden
Cattle Feeders of State to Meet in Boise
About 500 cattle feeders, cattle men and industry friends gather in Boise February 9 and 10 for the third annual Iciho Cattle Feeders association meeting. The two day event includes a suppliers fair with mobile curbside displays on Fighth and Bannock streets and 22 room spaces. Frank Shields says four national speakers will address the session chaired by Dr Donald Bell with Dr Wid Crawford and Dr Al Tietze also on the program.
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Boise
Iciho Cattle Feeders Association
Fighth
Bannock
Frank Shields
Association
J. Rovies
Nopeo Chemical Co
Bart Cardon
Tuscon, Ariz
Donald Bell
Department of Animal Husbandry
University of Idaho
Aission
Wid Crawford
al Tietze
Kern County Land Company
Lifton party honors Lamont Pugmire on retirement
Employees of Utah Power & Light at Camp Lifton hosted a Thursday night party for Lamont Pugmire as he retires after 35 years with the company. E P Cleveland spoke on his career, presenting a Samsonite luggage gift. Dinner was served and attendees recalled former service time.
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Utah Power & Light Company
Camp Lifton
Lamont Pugmire
Frm
Pugmire
E. P. Cleveland
Quote on Idaho worker wages sparks political critique
A quoted line argues that current policies may fail to put a single paycheck in an Idaho worker's pocket, contrasting broader statements about Slavic and Communist contexts with domestic welfare. The remark highlights dissatisfaction with economic relief efforts and political rhetoric.
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Communist
Yugoslavia
Idaho
Rural Area Development meeting set for Bear Lake Idaho
A Bear Lake County gathering plans a Rural Area Development organization to align local leaders, business, farms, and schools with state and federal representatives. The February 7 meeting at 7:30 p.m. in Montpelier seeks to boost youth employment, utilize resources, and foster balanced economic growth across agriculture, industry, recreation, and forestry.
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Bear Lake County
Montpelier
Bear Lake
Idaho
America
Franklin County Hunter's Deer May Take Top Place
Franklin County sheriff Ray Talbot may have a mule deer trophy with antlers totaling 214 points. If unofficial NRA measurements stand, it could rank second in the all time mule deer records.
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Franklin County
National Rifle Association
Worm Creek
Ray Talbot
Jack C. Lawrence
Idaho
Elmer Bacus
Weiser
Diana
Swan Lake
Fremont County
Eva Calonge
Aabton
Bear Lake County Blood Drive Draws Crowds in Montpelier
Bear Lake residents crowded A J Winters school in Montpelier on Tuesday to donate blood. From 2 to 6 pm 252 pints were collected from a similar number of donors, far exceeding expectations and prompting cancellations as the line remained long.
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Bear Lake County
Red Cross
Montpelier
A. J. Winters
At & O
Foy Walling
Bear Lake
American Red Cross
RB. B. Lindsay
H. Belesaon
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
West Side
Government study on grazing fees economy in western states
The Department of Agriculture and Interior study the influence of public land grazing fees on rancher incomes. Economists from land grant colleges compare current ranch costs and incomes with potential changes in grazing fees and livestock allowed on public lands across 232 million acres. About 45 000 ranchers paid fees last year for roughly 14 million cattle and 13 million sheep with millions of calves and lambs. Seventy five representative ranches, plus 700 cooperating ranchers, will be analyzed to model outcomes under fee or headcount changes.
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Department of Agriculture
Department of the Interior
Hyram Johnson
USDA
Forest Service
Interior Department
Bureau of Land Management
Drive Carefully on Ice and Snow Covered Highways
A historical warning to drivers about ice and snow on roads. It notes increased stopping distances on glazed surfaces, intersections as the slipperiest spots, and suggests slow speeds, snow tires, chains, and clear visibility for safe winter driving.
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L. P. Gaertner OF
Aberdeen and
Grace High
Marion Harris
Rich CO. Board OF Education
Grimmetts
Las Vegas
Fish and Game Commissioners
Ross Leonard
Department
U. S. Navy
Ray J. Holmes
Twin Falls
Plaas
Prom
Frank Cullen
Coeur d'Alene
Arlie Johnson
Tom Felton
Moscow
Glenn Stanger
Idaho Falls
U.S
UP & L
Lifton
F. Inc
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