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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1962

Page

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Three Men Arrested in Becks Station Burglary Case

City Marshal J Vivian Nye and Sheriff Clifford Skinner arrested three men for the Becks Service Station burglary in Paris and a second break at a Georgetown station and cafe. David Buhler 18 of Pocatello Owen Kunz 27 and Arthur Kunz 18 Barn area were arraigned before Judge Seeright. Bonds set at 2000 for Buhler and Owen Kunz with Arthur Kunz released to his father. The suspects led officers to the stolen loot hidden in a pickup truck and to a gun dumped in the Boir river. The trio also tied to a second Becks burglary two weeks earlier with about 400 dollars in merchandise taken.

Ovid J. Vivian Nye Beck Paris Tantary Nye Clifford Skinner Pocatello Beck Station Boir

Reduced Speed Limits on Highways in Weather Protest

Effective at 12 noon on February 14, highways US 30N US 91 US 191 SH 35 SH 34 and SH 89 enter a restricted load and speed regime with truck and bus limits of 30 mph and axle/tire weight caps. Red markers indicate reduced zones. yellow markers indicate normal limits. The action protests highway investment and relies on weather conditions.

Cagsia Wyoming Utah State Line Bonneville Bonneeville Utah State UB 91 Preston Dayton Soda Springs Wagan Utah State Ine Wyoming State Line

Laketown Gold and Green Ball Set for February 17

The Laketown Ward Gold and Green ball will be held Saturday night in the Laketown Ward hall. The village orchestra will furnish music and residents are urged to attend this annual event.

Laketown Laketown Ward Laketown Ward Hall Pwintings Orchestra Everypeen

What Wife Should Know Of Man’s Business discussed

An open meeting on February 21 at 2 p m in the Second ward LDS church Montpelier addresses a wife’s rights and responsibilities regarding a husband’s business in case of death. Paris attorney Darwin Haddock will speak on community property and wills. Warren Wright of the Montpelier Bank will discuss bank accounts and safe deposit box procedures.

Montpélier Darwin Haddock Paris Warren Wright Montpelier

Open Legion Drive for Family Plan to Support

The American Legion Bear Lake Post 84 and the Legion Auxiliary promote a Family Membership plan for the Novelty Theatre in Paris. For $15, the entire family can attend all shows for six months. singles pay $10. Tickets went on sale Sunday with prizes in a post-drive drawing. Mayor James Hawkes sold the first ticket to a man and his wife with seven children.

The American Legion Bear Lake Post 84 the Legion Auxiliary Paris the Legion Usiger Legion Laketown James Hawkes

St Charles Girl Becomes Bride of Douglas Day

Shannon AlVera Hairup married Pvt. Douglas Day Deane on February 10 in the St Charles ward chapel with Bishop LaVell Booth presiding. Parents are listed for both families. matron of honor was Mrs. David Horman, with David Horman as best man. The couple planned a reception and will reside in Salt Lake City while Deane is stationed at Fort Douglas Utah.

Shannon AlVera Hairup Pvt Douglas Day Deane St. Charles Ward Chapel LaVell Booth N. Willis Hairup St. Charles Floyde A. ‘Deane Portland Dre David Horman Sherman Hairup St. Charlies Ward Salt Lake City Déane Fort Douglas Utah

Rain Over Weekend Douses Snow and Hurdles Idaho Towns

A warm weekend rain melted mountain and valley snow in the Bear Lake region causing flooding on creeks and rivers. High water moved to Idaho Falls and Bancroft areas with highways and rail tracks washed out and residents evacuated by boat or vehicle. Local mail delivery was days late as routes were disrupted by floodwaters.

Idaho Bear Lake Valley Bear Lake Béar River Union Pacific Bancroft Lava Hot Springs McCammon Post Office Portneuf Pocatello Idaho Falls

Lamb and Mutton Carcass School Planned in Preston

An informative lamb and mutton carcass school will be held in Preston February 22 and 23. Bear Lake Franklin and Caribou counties sponsor this program with University of Idaho Live Stock Department to update sheep growers on grading live lambs, carcass study results, herd management, and market outlook. Attendees urged. sessions run 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. both days.

Preston Hyrum Johnson Bear Lake Shoopmen Franklin Caribou University of Idaho Liveatosk Aspartment Johnson Cache Valley Leon W. Orme Universitymeat Idaho Wool Growers Leo E. Orme Idaho Federal Meat

FFA Leader Attends Boise Executive Council Meeting

Kelly Matthews president of the Southeastern Idaho District FFA joined state executive council members in Boise to plan the Idaho State FFA convention the state contest and upcoming events. He announced the convention will be in Burley for the last three days of March and the state judging contest at the University of Idaho Moscow on June 24 25 and 26.

Kelly Matthews Southeastern Idaho Future Farmers of America Boise PFA Burley University of Idaho At

National FFA Week highlighted by Fielding chapter activities

National Future Farmers of America week runs February 17 to 24 with the theme Honoring Rural Opportunities and Responsibilities. Fielding FFA plans a fun night, programs, window displays, and support for Fielding Spartans, while noting Idaho's 3,800 members in 72 chapters and Washington’s farm legacy at Mount Vernon.

Future Farmers of America América Fielding Ffa Fielding Spartans FFA Jaren Pugm Washington Mounit Vernon

Craig Hates Keeping Student Away From School

A brief note states Craig disliked removing a student from school. The text lacks clear names or dates but centers on disciplinary action and the impact on the pupil.

Craig

Funeral services for H. S. Poulsen in Paris Friday

Hyrum H. Poulsen aged 91 longtime Paris resident died at Magna at his daughter’s home. Funeral in Paris First Ward chapel Friday February 16 at 1 pm. Surviving children grandchildren and great grandchildren are listed with brothers in Utah and Oregon. Burial in Paris City Cemetery.

Paris First Ward Hyrum Poulsen Paris Utah Magna Paria James Mary Humpherye Poulsan Sarah Ann Hymas Logan Temple Devenber v Shepherd Hardware Willard Soda Springs James Ir Veda Poulsen Ray Lewis J. W. Christensen Leslie Kunz Pocatello R. W

Wool Growers to Meet Saturday in Montpelier

Bear Lake county wool growers plan an annual meeting at Montpelier city hall on Saturday February 17 at 1 30 PM. Lester Skinner committee chairman says all sheepmen are invited to attend. A wool prices report and wool speakers will be on the program plus the annual wool pool organization.

Bear Lake County

Prices Received and Paid by Idaho Farmers Rise Slightly

Idaho farmers reported a nearly 1 percent rise in the Index of Prices received to 239 percent of the 1910-14 average for the period ending January 15, per the USDA crop reporting service. The All Crops Index at 208 fell 1 percent from December and 8 percent from a year earlier, with wheat, potatoes, red clover seed, alfalfa seed, and dry beans dragging the index while oats, barley, and apples helped offset the decline.

Idaho USDA

Paris Wards M. L A. to serve lunch at stake conference

Notice invites attendees to the Stake Conference on February 18 at the Ward building. A plate lunch will be served at noon, with adults 75 cents and children under 12 40 cents. Support requested.

Paris M. L A

Fire destroys Lloyd Hansen sawmill south of Paris

The Lloyd Hansen sawmill between Paris and Bloomington burned completely with no insurance. G B Crawford discovered the blaze and called the Paris fire department. About 150 men fought the fire using snow and extinguishers, but the loss reached about 26000 mainly in machinery and building. Hansen planned to rebuild and scout for equipment.

Lloyd Hansen Paris Bloomington G. B. Crawford Hansen

Bloomington Old Folks Party Celebrates Around the World Theme

The Bloomington Old Folks annual party held February 10 at the ward recreation hall featured an Around the World theme with decorated hall, a turkey dinner, and a program including prayers, readings, songs, dances, and skits. Guests included 80th birthday honorees and golden wedding couples while Scouts performed the flag ceremony and a wide array of performances represented many nations.

Bloomington Bloomington Ward Recreation J. Byron Haddock Mary Bateman Ruby Dunford Thomas Painter Vernon Bateman A. O. Christenson LePriel Julian Thorsock Inez Findlay Lorwick Reese W. K. Matthews T. J. Nelson W. EK. Matthews Leslie Bolton Gertrude Christensen Ingar Thornock Abraham Christensen George Ward Burton Thomas Albert Payne William Piggott George Painter Archie Bee Ernest Payne Jean Piggott Pamela Grimmett Carol Stucki Africa Cleone Payne Italy Nadine Nelson Edyth Ward Nola Haddock Merla Bee Hulme Dunford Jay Thornock Dean Ward Bishop Haddock Switzerland Meryl Ward Nada Jean Thomas Susan Thomas Sweden Karen Ward Amy Ward Holland Jane Ward Statue of Liberty Reed Haddock Steven Perkins Tommy Findlay Charles Thornock Jay Ward Jan Ward Susan Piggott Marion Hart Lima Bateman Russell Newell America Newell Victor Reese Karel Thomas Harold Reese Vernon Batemai Lotwick Reese

Spartans Top American Falls 58 to 44 on Local Floor

Fielding High School Spartans defeat American Falls Beavers 58 to 44 on their home floor. Weston Parker leads with 18 points, Ronald Stucki adds 13, Roy Passey 7, with other scorers spread among the lineup. JV suffered a 56-54 loss, while upcoming games include Soda Springs, Grace, and Bancroft matches.

Fielding High School Spartans American Falls Beavers Fielding Weston Parker Spartans Ronald Stucki Roy Passey Jim Mattson Steven Hoge Bruce Peterson Jaren Pugmire Kelly Matthews Boys American Falls Jvs Soda Springs The Springs Grace Bancroft

Fish Haven Boy Reports for Duty at Subic Bay Base

James G. Gay a fireman apprentice in the US Navy and son of Mr and Mrs Harry R Gay of Fish Haven reports for duty at the Naval Base on Subic Bay Philippine Islands. The base serves as a refueling supply repair and naval support facility for Seventh Fleet ships.

James G. Gay USN Harry R. Gay Fish Haven Subic Bay Philippine Islands

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