Grace and Montpelier Tops Fielding In Pair Of Wins
Grace beat Fielding 52 35 on Friday night and the Grace reserves won 51 36 over the cub Spartans. Montpelier defeated Fielding 46 34 on Monday, while Fielding reserves edged Montpelier 31 30.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1948
Page
3
Grace beat Fielding 52 35 on Friday night and the Grace reserves won 51 36 over the cub Spartans. Montpelier defeated Fielding 46 34 on Monday, while Fielding reserves edged Montpelier 31 30.
In a Saturday night basketball contest Paris Town edged Georgetown 47-44 to a dramatic finish. Georgetown led through three quarters before Paris Town rallied with late baskets from Stucks and Spencer to secure the win. Players listed include Ivan Willmore Orsom Spencer Harry Lewis Floyd Lewis Willard Hansen Russell Bateman Willard Stuck Worth Eloorn and Vaughn Sparfuas.
Local and personal notices list weekend visits and overnight guests across Montpelier Idaho Logan Utah and nearby towns. Names include Ferris Hess Jim Nye Angus Porter Lawrence Shepherd Thomas Caldwell and more with gatherings at multiple homes and a Fireside group event led by Madge Hoge.
The Lewis Coal Company founded after Paris’s first rail arrival passes into new ownership. G Albert Spencer purchases the company’s property and facilities and plans to merge with his flour mill and feed business while continuing high quality service to the west valley community.
Community event invites attendance with prizes and music. Tickets are 60 cents per person tax included. Held by the First Elders Quorum with dancing and a Valentine theme.
With sufficient snow, the Bear Lake Rangers will stage the Bob Sled and Cutter Races Saturday at 1 00 PM on Canyon street in Paris. Nye offers a new cutter for the fastest team. Admission 50 cents adults, 25 cents for those over 12, under 12 free. A dance at Paris pavilion features Grace orchestra and a gaddle blanket from Shepherd Hardware. Businesses to close during races.
Perry E Gooch, contact representative for the Veterans Administration, will visit the Montpelier employment office on February 11 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. to help veterans file benefit claims for medical care hospitalization education GI insurance and related matters.
Mr and Mrs James Taylor left Wednesday for Salt Lake City where Mrs Taylor underwent a major operation at the LDS hospital on Saturday.
Mrs Mary Hartney of McCammon visited the Ivan Beck home from Saturday to Monday. She accompanied Mr and Mrs Cook to Pocatello on Monday to visit a daughter and celebrate her 80th birthday on Wednesday.
Wednesday evening of last week Mrs Annie Price entertained Mesdames Ofbie Poulsen Lucille Rogers Grace Smedley Verona Stevens Jennie Stocker Naomi Passey Edna Bolton and Mimi Parker. The evening was spent socially after which refreshments were served.
Mr and Mrs R M Jensen of Pamona California spent several days at the Virgil Winterbottom home. They plan to settle in Boise after the trip. Mrs Jensen is remembered as Donna Schenck of Fish Haven. The couple also visited Fish Haven. this is their first Bear Lake trip in eight years.
Max Haddock, campaign chairman for Bear Lake county, reports overall proceeds from the drive will net upward of $2300. He thanks all who helped and contributed and notes a full report is expected next week.
Elmo R. Morgan former USAC student body president 1934 35 and ex Aggie received the Silver Beaver from the Northern New Mexico Scout Council at a Gallup New Mexico convention. Morgan, son of John S. Morgan of Ovid, works as assistant manager in Santa Fe railroad operations and serves as neighborhood scout commissioner. The Silver Beaver honors at least 10 years of volunteer service. Morgan has about 12 years in scouting and preserves his Eagle Scout badge as his proudest achievement.
Miss Awerlia Jaussi daughter of Mr and Mrs John Jaussi of Salt Lake was chosen Queen of the Third Ward Liberty Stake Gold and Green Ball held recently at the Union Building in Salt Lake City.
Keith Chase arrived home from Pocatello to spend Sunday with his family and then returned to Pocatello on Monday.
Mr and Mrs Wm Jensen traveled to Central Sunday for a visit with their daughter Mrs DeWin Anderson and family and with the Roy Patterson family of Blackfoot.
Announcement for a semi formal Sweetheart Ball to be held Saturday February 14 in the Paris pavilion. Public invited at 120 per couple with 40 cent extra for ladies and FHS students. Parents and alumni urged to attend. A queen will be chosen and the event welcomes all.
The 1947 tax charge totaled 378466.02 dollars, with 356894.05 on the Real Roll and 21571.97 on the Personal Roll. County Treasurer collected 21638.00 dollars, 59.3 percent, and the Assessor’s office 20613.00 dollars, 95.6 percent. Personal taxes due in December, real taxes due in December and June next year. Distribution shows 39562.93 to County Schools and 27527.? to districts, 24559.68 to State, with only 12 percent for current county expenses and 42 percent for education.
Twin Falls Idaho records show 198 slot machines with an average daily take of 2161.59 dollars in January. City Clerk reports a daily profit of 505.33 dollars under the new tax plan in effect since January 1 1948. The first full month of operation totaled 67003.68 dollars in profit.
Mr and Mrs Ray Roghaar and Mr and Mrs Ralph Roghaar traveled to Grace on Saturday and stayed with Mr and Mrs LeRoy Longenbohn Jr for the weekend at their home.
Mrs. J. W. Whinyates, pioneer milliner from Paris and Montpelier, died in Pasadena California. Born December 14 1866 in New Zealand she joined the LDS church and moved to Salt Lake City at 18. She operated mills in Paris and Montpelier before moving to California with her husband about twenty five years ago. Funeral services and burial were held in Colton California.
Plans for the fourth Idaho Cancer Society training school were announced by Mrs. George Schoper of Montpelier. The Pocatello session at Hotel Bannock will include Bear Lake county reps and field workers from Districts 8 to 12. Leo J. Falk of Boise will present five and ten year certificates.
Taft P Budge presides at opening and closing rites of the L D S church service. Infant Lana Lee blessed by Albert Payne. Roy Dean blessed by Orlo Stevens. Phyllis blessed by LaVell Ward. Testimonies offered by Mary Lewis, Ed ward H Shepherd, Beverly Jacobson, Edith Ward, and others. Closing prayers and songs mark the devotional program.
Mona Shepherd hosted a Friday afternoon session where Mrs. Ivan Willmore won top honors. Refreshments followed for Mesdames Huldsah Rawson Inez Tunks Orlean Innes Emma Shepherd Doris Willmore Bertha Hoge Lucille Crawford and Jensen.
Boy Scouts of America will mark the 38th anniversary with events across the nation from February 6 to 12. The theme centers on The Scout Citizen at Work and emphasizes food conservation safety health and community service.
Mrs. Kate Rich announces the birth of a baby boy on January 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Christiansen of Driggs. The newborn will be welcomed by two sisters and a brother.
A baby girl was born December 23 to Mr and Mrs A L Adams in Salt Lake City Wils Adams previously Wands Hymns. Mrs BD Hymas traveled to Salt Lake City early last week to assist with care for mother and newborn granddaughter.
Friday evening Mr. and Mrs Ralph Roghaar and other Grace and Soda Springs couples enjoyed dinner at the Hacienda with multiple local residents in attendance.
The Daughters of Utah Pioneers gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Millie Stuckis home with Mrs. Mary Stucki assisting. Mrs. Gertrude Price presented an interesting lesson while Miss Marilyn Grimmett Miss Etan itown Ruth Anne Smart sang with accompaniment by Misa Morgan. County officers visiting included Captain Hazel Peterson 2nd vice Captain Ila Parker and Secretary Inez Phelps.
A reader asks about the American Legion noting a 70 percent WWII veteran membership of 3,269,560 across 16,700 posts. It cites many Legionnaires in high office and estimates total assets at about 200 million across departments and posts.
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