Spartans Fall 56 50 to Bulldogs in Montpelier Tilt
Grace Spartans lost the last league game 56 to 50 to the Bulldogs on Montpelier High Court. Van Vieet led Grace with 23 points while Fielding’s 14 points highlighted a close game that stayed tied until late in the final period. Both teams traded players out on injuries as Stocker left for Fielding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartans
Bulldogs
Montpelier High
Grace
Partans
Gulldogs
van Vieet
Stocker
ING FG
Allentine
Otala
Fielding Jr. Varsity
Deacons and Fathers Exceed Bears in Five-Overtime Exhibition
An exhibition basketball game on February 15 features Deacons vs fathers and Bears with directives from Earley and Tebbs. Fathers proxy, high shots disputed at the scorer table, and a dramatic pole vault pass precede a final 38 to 0 score after five overtimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin
Tebbs
Ara
Ian
Deacons
Bears
Law Dies at Blackfoot in Idaho
Ira Law of Stipelier died in Blackfoot after a lingering illness. He passed away in a local hospital Wednesday night. Funeral details were listed by friends and relatives including Mr and Mrs Bob Ahi and Mrs J P Hester among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Law
G&, Stpelier
Fand Qirs
Keith Warner
Bob Ahi
J. P. Hester
HH. Crawford
A Long
Chas
Ivan Beck
Smith Gertsch
Shepherd Recovers at Home After Heart Attack in Pocatello
A patient treated in a Pocatello hospital in June is recuperating at Mrs. Don Windley's home. Reports say Edtwin seems to be growing stronger each day and looks forward to fishing once recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Don Windley
Edtwin
PTA Schedule Highlights March Activities Across Groups
Calendar lists March events for PTA units and associated groups. Activities include public speaking contests, dances such as junior prom and spring dance festival, band and chorus concerts, and leadership meetings across wards and societies with various age groups and sponsor organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Relief Society
Old Folks
Old Building Reveals 1910 Documents Found
Papers dated 1910 were uncovered by tearing down an old building. Mrs. Hansen reported vouchers and account sheets from J. A. McIIiwee, a tunnel contractor, tucked beneath shingles at the rear of the lot. The statements list Theodore Johnson, J. J. McIiwee, and Paris Hiatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Hansen
J. A. McIiiwee
A Fall May Prove Benefit Rather Than a Misfortune
Peter Grandy left Tuesday for Pocatello and entered a hospital where the next day he had surgery to remove a stomach tumor. He fell last week while winding a clock, causing pain but revealing the tumor. Doctors say the fall may ultimately benefit his health by uncovering the growth and enabling treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Grandy
Pocatello
Mr. Grandy
Bloomington Old Folks Party Held February 11
The Bloomington ward held its annual Old Folks party on February 11 in the amusement hall. The afternoon program featured a variety of acts led by Russell Payne with community singing, readings, solos, and a comedy sketch. A chicken dinner served to 132 guests preceded an evening program hosted by Arden Bunderson with dancing to the Wyons Orchestra and 110 guests enjoying nut sundaes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington Ward
Russell Payne
Dean Ward
Deltha Painter
Otis Bateman
Margaret Painter
Medley
Waitzs
Maida Nelson
Hulme Dunford
Hattie Wallentine
Reading
Burdette Pugmire
K. Matthews
Amos Hulme
Rayford Stevens
Airlock
Arden Bunderson
T. Jefferson Dunford
Nora Haddock
Merrill Ward
Nyte Nelson
Evan Haddock
Oliver Piggott
Dean Werd
Paul Haddock
Bryan Haddock
Thomas Painter
Frank Grunig
Reed Haddock
Udell Williamson
Ovid Sid
Farrell Nielson
Lowell Nielson
Grant Sorenson
Carol Devenish
Colleen
Karen
Terrell Hymas
Pres. Pugmire
Georgia Monson
Fine Arts Club hosts Madame Butterfly excerpts in Paris
Raymond H. Webb hosted the Fine Arts Club at her Paris home on Thursday evening February 16. Mrs T. Jay Nelson presented recorded excerpts from Puccini’s Madame Butterfly. Attendees included Mrs Glenn J. Stock, Mrs Bryan L. Booth, Mrs Arlin R. Pugmire, Mrs Howard A. Mecham, Mrs Alfred B. Hart, Mrs Paul J. Haddock, Mrs Glen P. Ward, Mrs Gothal G. Rich, Mrs Ldon Mattson, Mrs VanNeas OD Wallentine, Mrs GB Crawford, Mrs Henry Grandy, Mrs Willard W. Stucki, Mrs Webb, and Mrs Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Is. Raymond H. ‘Webb
Fine Arts Club
Paris
Madame Butterfly
Acomo Puccini
T. Jay Nelson
Mires
Glenn J. Stock
Bryan L. Booth
Arlin R. Pugmire
Howard A. Mecham
Alfred B. Hart
Paul J. Haddock
Glen P. Ward
Gothal GB. Rich
Ldon Mattson
VanNeas OD. Wallentine
GB. Crawford
Henry Grandy
Willard W. Stucki
Webb
Gira. Nelson
Carey returns to Carlabad after trip for mining firm
T. L. Carey of the Potash Company of America arrived back at his home office in Carlabad New Mexico on Wednesday after a brief visit there to discuss mining operations.
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T. L. Carey
The
Potash Company of American
Carlabad
New Mexico
Golden wedding anniversary for Isaac and Mrs Wamaley
Mr and Mrs Isaac H Wamaley of Garden City Utah celebrate their golden wedding anniversary March 4 1956 They wed March 2 1906 in the Logan Temple and have eight children seven living plus 18 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren An open house at their Garden City home will be held 2 to 5 p m inviting friends and relatives with no gifts requested
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Isaac H. Wamaley
Garden City
Utah
Logan Temple
Russell
Althea) Gatterthwaite
Milford
Richard Wamsley
Keith
Clayton Wamsley
Randolph
Thiel Wamsley
Frank
Gwen) Satterthwaite
Logan
Fielding High student runner-up in district oratorical
Rhea Hulme, a Fielding High School senior, placed second in the District Oratorical Contest on the Constitution held February 20 in Preston. She earned an engraved gold medal. first place went to N Roger Hawkes of Preston. The event is sponsored by the local American Legion post to promote constitutional understanding. The district winner advances to state and then to regional and national levels for a four thousand dollar scholarship.
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Rhea Hulme
Wielding High School
Preston
N. Roger Hawkes
Idaho
American Legion
United States
Elwood Parker
Floyd Lewis
Rhea
Fielding High School
Birthday coincidence for three Salt Lake brothers
Three brothers in Salt Lake, Robert 6 Dale 4 and Mark 1 share a Feb 7 birthday. Their parents Mrs. and Mr. Emerson J. Lindsay plan a combined party with individual cakes for each boy while keeping separate flavors. The family also includes LeMar 18 Carol 13 and Jay 11 with birthdays in other months.
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Emerson J. Lindsay
Salt Lake
Robert
Dale
Mark
Lindsay Sutt
Lindsay
St. Charles
Mercy Ann Clark Lindsay
Emerson
Ovid
Frank Church Declares Senate Candidacy in Boise
Boise attorney Frank Church announced his Democratic bid for the U.S. Senate promising to reveal the facts from Herman Wellker’s public record. Church said the people deserve to judge the incumbent’s fitness to hold a seat in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Church
Boise
U .S. Senate
Herman Wellker
United States Senate
Church
Suspect Held In Paris Area Car Theft Case
A Chevrolet pickup owned by Darwin Wallentine was reported stolen from near the Paris residence on highway 89. The truck was found undamaged near Cokeville, Wyoming, about 3 pm Saturday. Melvin Eugene Riter, 86, is held in Rock Springs Wyoming jail as a suspect, after being identified in Paris and connected to the incident. He denies stealing the truck but admits to clothing theft from the Paris Hotel. FBI investigation ongoing.
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Darwin Wallentine
C. Wallentine
Highway 89
Paris
Monson
Cokeville
Wyo
Rock Springs
Melvin
Ugene Riter
Resa
Riter
Iteria
FBI
Emerson PTA Founder's Day Observed With Nominating Committee
Emerson PTA met Wednesday evening with President Mary Parker presiding. The program featured America the Beautiful sung, Alfred Hart prayer, Larsen on Congress publications, and the Emerson Band directed by Merlin Whatcott. Founder's Day was led by Mabel Athay, Cyril Budge spoke on PTA cooperation, and a nominating committee was elected: Norman Roberts, Archie Parker, Grant Rich. Room prize went to 7th grade. magazine subs to Louanna Nelson, Keith Warner, Ralph Roghaar. Refreshments for 98 were served. photos taken for the procedure book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Pta
Mary Parker
America the Beautiful
Wan Aung
Alfred Hart
Congress Publications
Larsen
Emerson Band
Merlin Whatcott
Grant Rich
Challenger Gfarc
Mabel Athay
Cyril Budge
PTA
Irene Wyler
Norman Roberts
Archie Parker
Louanna Nelson
Keith Warner
Ralph Roghaar
Play Written by Wright Presented in Logan
Stir the Mountain Wind by Lt David L. Wright of Bennington is staged February 22 to 25 at the Lyric Theatre Logan. USAC dramatics department directs Vasco Call for a four day run with Wright arriving from Tyndall AFB Florida to assist. The dramatic narrative centers on Bennington and Bear Lake county with plans for Bradley University to produce in April. Wright, son of Conover Wright of Bennington, is an English literature graduate from USAC with Air Force short story awards in recent years. He is a training analysis officer in the Air Force and resides in Panama City Florida with wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dst
David L. Wright
Bennington
Lyric Theatre
Logan
Dramatics Department
USAC
Vasco Call
Hill Field
Tyndall Air Force Base
Florida
Call
Bear Lake County
Bradley University
Wright
Conover Wright
Montpelier High School
University of Iowa
Air Force
Panama City
Fielding Spartans Open Fifth District Tourney At Grace
The Fielding Spartans meet Bancroft in the opening Fifth District Class B tournament game at Grace on Thursday Feb. 23 at 7 30 p m Local schedule shows Soda Springs versus Grace in the second game Then Feb 24 the losers play at Soda Springs and the first night winners tally a match One team will be eliminated in the second round action The next rounds move to Bancroft Feb 25 with northern district games at American Falls Feb 23 and West Side versus the winner Feb 24 Finals set for Bancroft March 1 2 3
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Spartans
Bancroft
Grace
Soda Springs
American Falls
Rockland
West Side
New Largilliere Bank Building To Rise In Soda Springs
Construction of a modern Largilliere Bank building is set to begin in Soda Springs this spring once weather permits. Planned features include three entrances, a drive in window, three parking bays, a night depository, new account machines, and up to date conveniences. The structure will replace the former Margilliere Food Center and Bank site destroyed by fire last fall, with completion expected within 120 days of starting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Soda Springs
HE. W. Largiliere, Jr
Largilliere Company ‘Bankers
Margilliere Food Center and Bank
Too-wi-da Explorers Stage Progressive Tour
A group of explorers and leaders toured with Mr. Tomelson and HC Stratton of Union Pacific TCT, Noel Stewart of the Telephone Company, and Mr. Gd G. Hriceson at the hospital Saturday afternoon. Afterward the group met at the 4th Ward Church for chili cocoa and a film of the Washakie Trail Trek led by Delos Hale and many locals. Recovery news updates include Elwood Parker Floyd Lewis and Rhea Hulme district contest attendance. Archie Shepherds’ California trip. Ralph Rich’s wife’s heart surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Tomelson
HC. Stratton
Union Pacific Tct
Noel Stewart
Telephone Company
Gd .G. Hriceson
4Th Ward
Cove
Utah
Fish Haven
Delos Hale
Pocatello
Vyron Orr
Bart Ehborn
Gordon Parker
Gary Findlay
Blake Hart
Lloyd Painter
Merlin Parker
Dean Orr
Robert Stock
Robert Stocker
Ray Stock
Delray Moreland
Beryl Loveland
Paul Stock
Orax Jacogbdson
Lawrell Ward
Grant Murdock
Dave Brown
Hagerman Farmer John Sanborn Files Senate Candidacy
John Sanborn of Hagerman a former Congressman for Idaho's 2nd District formally announced his candidacy for the U S Senate in the upcoming August 14 Republican primary. He notes his background as a farmer with a large dairy operation and beef enterprise, contrasting with other Idaho lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sanborn
Hagerman
Idaho
U. S
Can Frimery
Congress
Red Cross Chapter Meeting in Paris Next Monday
The Paris Chapter of the American Red Cross meets Monday February 27 at 7 30 p m in Emerson School with Red Cross Field representative Samuel J Humes as guest speaker. A special film Red Cross Report 1966 will be shown highlighting relief efforts for eastern floods. Board chairs fund drive workers urged to attend. public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
American Red Cross
Emerson School
Samuel J. Humes
Red Cross
California
Red Cross Report
Recent Bride Honored at Tea in February
Last February 18 a trousseau tea was held at the homes of Mr and Mrs Eldon Lewis honoring their daughter Carolyn who wed Dennis LaRay Bird earlier in February. Attendees enjoyed apple blossom decor and a four tier cake.
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Eldon Lewis
Carolyn
Dennis LaRay Bird
Claude Sprouse
Walter Lewis
ElDean Lewis
Trousseau
Mire
Darrel Bird
Fred Miller
Frank Martinsen
Sandra Mertingen
Margean Brooker
Wayne Humpherys
Bride Bock
Carla Lewis
Maurine Athay
Ione Budge
Merlyn Taylor
Ronald Parker
Milford Peterson
VanNesa Vallentine
Misa Ruby Bolton
Funeral Services for Rhoda Wallentine Wilker
Funeral services were held Saturday February 18 at Lindquist & Sons Colonial Funeral Chapel Ogden officiated by Bishop George Critenton. Burial followed at Washington Heights Cemetery with pallbearers named. Surviving spouse three sons two daughters eighteen grandchildren and several siblings are listed along with their locations and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda R. Wallentine Wilker
Lindquist & Sons
Ogden
George Critenton
Ogdenith W
J. Clare Anderson
Charles Ghear
Ep. Critenton
Jay Page
John B. Thatcher
Clare Anderson
Samuel Fowler
Grover Hogan
Melvin Hayes
Arvin Hamlin
Wim. Billeter
Elwood Wilkat
Farrell Nielson
Cloyd Wallentine
Washington Height
Julian Billeter
Parie
Ydaho
Christian W
Lthura Oakey
Vallentine
Herman E. Wiker
Salt Lake Temple
Paris
Grace
LDS Lith
Relief Society
Thatcher
Idaho
Utah General Depot
Utah Tailoring Mills
Carl W. Wilker
Manti
Utah
Max W. Willker
Dean Winker
U. & Marine Air Corps
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Arvin
Leola) Hamlin Jr
Vellejo
Bear Lake Stake Triumphs In District M Men Basketball
Bear Lake Stake defeats Star Valley Stake 45 88 to win the district M men tournament championship here. Oscarson Passey and Athay led Bear Lake while Reaves scored 25 for Star Valley. Runner up may represent the district at the All Church fair if Bear Lake cannot attend. Consolation game saw Randolph beat Cleveland 70 53 for third.
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Bear Lake Stake
Star Valley Stake
Oscarson
Passey
Athay
Bear Lake
Reaves
Star Valley
Salt Lake
Elliot Casperson
Meet Here
Wyoming
Provo
Randolph
Cleveland
Brlar Lake
D. Oscarson
P. Goedel
G. Carlsen
D. Passey
T. Athay
W. Eborn
Merlin Oborn
Max Whborn
Star Valley BG FT Pts
Lancaster
Reeves
Johnson
Crook
Old Folks Party Delights St Charles Ward Crowd
St Charles ward hosts annual Old Folks party in the ward hall on Saturday February 18. A hot dinner at 12 30 followed by a brief program and a late plate supper at 6 30 preceded more entertainment and dancing. Attendees include Pres and Mrs Van Neas Wallentine and Alvira Rich of Paris Anina Rich Beatrice Law Augusta Bundereon and Mr and Mrs C R Wil Mamson of Montpelier. Weather and road conditions kept some Utah visitors home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
Ward Hall
Pres
Lyon Lyon and Marilynn Saunders Wed in Georgetown
Lyon Lyon, son of Mr. and Mrs. H l Lyon of Liberty, married Marilynn Saunders of Afton Wyoming on Saturday February 18 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sons in Georgetown. Bishop Marvin Hy mas performed the ceremony. They reside in Liberty at Steve Munk's home. A wedding shower was held Monday night in the Liberty Sharon ward hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Steve Munk
Liberty-Sharon Ward Hall
Bloomington PTA Meets in School with Vera Dunford in Charge
The Bloomington PTA met Monday evening at the Bloomington school with President Vera Dunford in charge. Amos Hulme gave an interesting talk followed by a girls chorus number. There were 31 present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
PTA
Vera Dunford
Amos Hulme
Paris Lions Host Wives Dinner Party at Fielding High
The Paris Lions entertained their wives with a dinner party last Thursday evening at Fielding High School. A Fielding High boys quartet including Wayne Budge Larry Jaussi Conrad Michaelson and Billy Rogers performed two numbers. Thirty five Lions and guests enjoyed a banquet prepared and served by the Fielding High School PTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Lions
Fielding High School
Fielding High
Wayne Budge
Larry Jaussi
Conrad Michaelson
Billy Rogers
PTA
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Cubs
Earley
Heighth
Law
Blackfoot
Scout & Boe Hive
the Fine Arts Club
Salt Lake Brothers
Frank Church of
Senate
Founder’s Day
Fielding
Largilliere Bank
Mrs
Archie Shepherd
Ralph Rich
Balt Lake
Leola
Rhoda Wallentine Wilker
Glen Grimmett
Mark Pugmire
Nevada
Arizona
Cleveland i
Randolph Faeeere
St. Charles Ward
Lyon - Saunders
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