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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1959

Page

4

Car Thefts Rise. Unlocked Doors and Keys in Ignition

Idaho officials report a 1957 rise in auto thefts with 176,600 cars stolen nationwide valued at 150.95 million dollars and a 93 percent recovery rate. Experts attribute most thefts to unlocked cars and keys left in the switch, offering safety tips for motorists. The piece also notes The Book of Revelations is the Apocalypse, linking linguistic roots.

K. &. Miller Idaho AAA Club Federal Bureau of Investigation U. S Miller

Bear Lake Memorial Hospital Admission List

Admission entries from Bear Lake Memorial Hospital show patients admitted in February for medical care and major/minor surgeries. Names include W. J. Taylor Montpelier Harold Pugmite Liberty Charles Hess Montpelier Mrs Orval Jensen Montpelier Miss Karen Weaton Laketown Mrs A Weaver Georgetown Samuel George Bennington Miss Julianna Hayes Georgetown Clive Pope Cokeville Mrs J J Morales Montpelier Miss Doris Lloyd Montpelier Mrs Stanley Mattson Laketown Louis Teichert Cokeville David Hand Montpelier minor surgery and other medical cases listed.

W. J. Taylor Montpelier Harold Pugmite Liberty Seymour Lindsay Dingo Charles Hess Orval Jensen Karen Weaton Laketown A. Weaver Georgetown Samuel George Wayne George Bennington Julianna Hayes Clive Pope Cokeville J. J. Morales Anna Smalley Doris Lloyd Stanley Mattson Louis Teichert David Hand Lloyd Roberts Alfred Dayton

Redeem Farm Loans Before Maturity Dates In Bear Lake

Bear Lake County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee urges farmers to redeem price support loans if market prices allow repayment plus interest with a profit. Wheat loans mature March 31 and barley loans mature April 30, with guidance to compare open market returns to loan settlement.

Bear Lake County

Ag Science Day replaces Little International at Idaho campus

The University of Idaho will launch Ag Science Day this spring after 32 years of the Little International Livestock show. The event shifts focus to scientific and technical agriculture with displays on production, disease control, and feeds, while continuing fitting, show ing, and livestock judging contests.

University of Idaho Little International Sonja Carlson Firth Ag Club

Local Births and Admits Reported in February 1959

February 1959 admissions include Terry Hymas and Clark Stock in Liberty and Fish Haven with respective medical care. Montpelier residents Jannette Jewell and others admitted after accidents on February 22. Births include a girl to Raymond and Bossa of Montpelier and a girl to George Barnes, both born February 16, 1959, and a boy to Harvey Kunz of Georgetown on February 17, 1959. Additional notes list Mrs. Lee Rigby, Pegram, February 18, and Lyman Bunderson, St. Charles, February 21, 1959.

Gery Terry Hymas Liberty Clark Stock Ray C. Stock Fish Haven Andy Jorgenson Montpelier Merrill Transtrum Peter Nielsen Ovid Jannette Jewell William Jewell Raymond E. Bossa Mont- Pelier George Barnes Harvey Kunz Georgetown Lee Rigby Pegram Lyman Bunderson St. Charles

Old Folks party and hospital news from Lake Town

The Old Folks event on February 21 featured supper a program and dancing with out of town guests the Lions Trio from Montpelier Idaho and Mr and Mrs Hume Nebeker Salt Lake City and Mr and Mrs Wesley Kearl Randolph. Local residents received updates on illness hospital stays and family visits along with a basketball result North Summit beat North Rich High 68 to 46.

Lions Trio Montpélier Idaho Hume Nebeker Salt Lake City Wesley Kearl Randolph Bob Dalian Howard Johnson Northwest Cheryl Ann Floyd Roscoe Floyd LaVoy Lewis Montpelier Gremma Price Stanley Mattson Bear Lake Memorial Hospital Karen Weston Arlo Weston Albert Weston Logan Hospital Ezra Stucki Parly Brother Reed Hymns Liberty Faye Floyd Karen Siddeway LuRene Webb Laketown North Rich High North Summit

Fielding High School events and tournaments schedule

District basketball tournament at Soda Springs with JV at 7 pm and Varsity at 8 pm. Possible next games February 27 in Montpelier or February 28 at Grace. FHS wrestling March 2 3 in Malad and March 4 Lyceum Assembly at 9 pm. National Mathematics Test March 6. District declamation and FFA events through March 12 14. Lions Outlaw Tournament March 12 18 14. PTA changes noted.

FHS Soda Springs Montpelier Grace Evanston Malad Lyceum National School Assembly 9 &M Fielding High School Idaho Lance Taylor Montpelier High School Marsh Valley FFA Stephens Lions Club Fielding Emerson

Caterers Notice for Bear Lake Dairy Co-op Annual Meeting

Caterers invited to bid for plate lunch at the Bear Lake Dairy Co-op annual meeting to be held at the High School building in Paris on Saturday March 21. Details via manager Paris Phone 8531. Also an ad for a 1947 Dodge truck for sale with motor replaced by short block. Paris listings show phone 8531.

Bear Lake Dairy Co-op Paris

Red Cross March Fund Drive Launches With Chairs and Captains

The annual Red Cross fund drive for 1959 starts in March. Mrs. George Palmer chairs the campaign with captains for Ovid Lanark Liberty Sharon St Charles Bloomington Fish Haven Paris First Paris Second. The local goal is $599 with half to local needs and 60 percent to national disaster aid. Funds support spring swimming courses and emergency relief efforts.

American Red Cross George Palmer Ovid Shinley Johnson Lanark LaRose Beck Liberty Velma Hymas Sharon St. Charles Cloyd Minor Bloomington Paul Haddock Fish Haven Owen Stock Paris Rex Mattson Eldon Webb National Organization Red Cross Wdict National Red Cross

Genealogical class and family gatherings reported

Sunday evening a Genealogical class was held at the church. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy H. Ward and family spent Saturday in Elwood Utah for a birthday dinner for Mrs. Ward’s father, William Peterson. Ed Rogers and family from Logan visited T. Jefferson Dunford’s home. Mrs. Nola Haddock hosted the Home Arts club with Merla Bee and Evelyn Kuntz from Montpelier demonstrating flower making. Seventeen members attended. sacraments included song, prayer by Thomas Piggott, and choir songs.

LeRoy H. Ward Sturday Elwood Utah Ward Wiliam Peterson LaVell Ward George H. Ward Emma Krogue LeRoy Ward Logan Edwin Rogers T. Jefferson Dunford Nola Haddock Home Arts Club Merla Bee Evelyn Kuntz Montpelier Thomas Piggott

Primary Day Events and First Chamber of Commerce Note

Arthur Shirley from Fish Haven performed an organ solo with Deltha Painter and a speaker Fenton Allred from Paris addressed attendees. Dean Ward offered a prayer as townspeople attended John Deere Day Montpelier and the Primary Penny Appeal followed by a supper for teachers. The piece notes Marseilles France forming its first Chamber of Commerce in 1599 and the first U.S. passenger railroad opening in 1880.

Arthur Shirley Fish Haven Deltha Painter Fenton Allred Paris Dean Ward Montpelier Chamber of Commerce Marseilles France

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