Rationing Board Selected for Bear Lake County
The Bear Lake County rationing board named Jerry Taylor of Montpelier as chairman with Richard S. Sleight of Georgetown and Keith F. Warner of Paris as the other two members. The group met to plan tire rationing for cars and trucks and named tire inspectors William Jensen of Paris Richard Collipriest of Montpelier and H Gilbert Bacon of Georgetown. Idaho's January quotas include 448 tires 376 tubes for cars and light trucks and 1034 tires 864 tubes for heavy trucks and buses with Bear Lake receiving 15 tires 12 tubes. The text notes a 93 percent U S rubber shortage due to Far East conditions and outlines eligibility for tire allocation including ambulances fire police public health sanitation mail and school transportation needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
County—Board
U. S
Far East
Coppard Gets Change of Venue for Idaho Murder Trial
Grace Coppard 43 of Soda Springs wins transfer of venue to Preston for the murder case. She is accused of shooting Paul Tipton Sr. and dumping his body in Soda Point reservoir on August 23. The change follows claims of bias in Caribou County and illness of the presiding judge.
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Soda Springs
Ida
Eleventh
J. W. Potter
Twin Falls
Franklin County
Grace Coppard
Paul Tipton Sr
Soda Point Reservoir
Coppard
Porter
Caribou
R. J.dygert
Salt Lake Tribune
Literary Club Holiday Party Toasts Seasonal Cheer
The Literary Club held a holiday party last week with a progressive dinner. First course at Miss Mone Athay home, main at Mrs. Morris Athay, dessert and evening at Mrs. William Lauritzen, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Z L Black, Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Price, Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. William Billeter, Mona Athay, Melinda Rebentisch and Beth Weat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mone Athay
Morris Athay
William Lauritzen
Z.L. Black
Wilford—Price
Laurel Jensen
William Billeter
Mona Athay
Melinda Rebentisch
Beth Weat
Jay Gubler Injured in Highway Accident
Jay Gubler son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Gubler suffered injuries after a car skidded on ice and struck him while he walked with a friend on the highway. He sustained bruises and is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gubler
Ernest Gubler
Jay
Board to Decide on Tire and Tube Certification Applications
Committee inspectors must first pass judgement on applications for tires and tubes. The board will then decide whether to grant or reject the certificate to the applicant.
December Temperatures and Cold Snap Report
Readings show mild December overall with sharp cold spikes in early January. Paria area reports 14 inches of snow while Camp Lifton hit 25 degrees below zero on January 4 and local thermometers fell to 32 below zero. December minimums and maximums at Camp Lifton are summarized.
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Paria
Camp Lifton
Paris
Holiday Dinner Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs W Smith Hoge
Mr and Mrs W Smith Hoge hosted a holiday dinner party at their home last Saturday evening. The table featured red white and blue candles in a silver candelabrum with a holly wreath. After dinner Progressive Games were played. high score prizes went to Mrs Roy A Welker and Mr Jessie Cottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Smith Hoge
Roy A. Welker
Jessie Cottle
Former Fielding High Teacher Weds in Alaska
Miss Helen Smith former Fielding High School teacher married in Anchorage Alaska to Jack Phipps in a December ceremony at the Presbyterian Church. The bride wore maire taffeta rose chatelaine bouquet. Rev Roy G Cubbage officiated. The couple will reside in Anchorage with Phipps newly in the U S Army and employed at the Alaska Railroad offices earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Smith
Fielding High School
North Dakota
Presbyterian Church
Anchorage
Alaska
Jack Phipps
Roy G. Cubbage
George Keeling
John Lentz
Boyd G. Cubbage
Dieberstraums
L Lohengrim
Mesdames
Phillip Larson
Phipps
Haines
U. S. Army
Phipne
Oscar Phipps
Fairbanks
FE. E. Company
Mra. Phipps
Alaska Railroad
Pocatello
Idaho
Welker Family Plans Move to Laramie Wyoming
Mrs Roy A Welker and daughter Norma visit Miss Rhoda Hoge as they relocate from St George Utah to Laramie Wyoming. Mrs Welker intends to join her husband there soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy A. Welker
Norma
Rhoda Hoge
Welkers
St. George
Utah
Laramie
Wyo
Welker
President's Ball Planned in Paris on January 30
The President's Birthday Ball will be held in Paris on Friday night January 30. Funds from the event will support efforts to combat infantile paralysis. It is the only benefit ball in Bear Lake County and preparations aim for a large turnout and a fine dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bear Lake County
Aliens Urged to Surrender Firearms in Bear Lake County
Sheriff Alton Bunderson announces aliens in Bear Lake County must immediately deposit all firearms ammunition bombs explosives signal devises codes and ciphers along with other prohibited articles not yet deposited. Mr. F T Shepherd of American Fork Utah visits with his sons Owen and Arch. Corporal Darwin Hill left Thursday for Camp Wolters Texas after two week furlough with mother Mrs Margaret Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Bunderson
Bear Lake County
F. T. Shepherd
American Fork
Utah
Sons Owen and
Arch Shepherd
Darwin Hill
Camp Wolters
Texas
Margaret Hill
Price and son visit Logan during holidays
Mr. Fred Price journeys to Logan Sunday to fetch his son John from his parents. Accompanied by Wayne Collings, the boys attend A.C. The Red Cross aid to soldiers and sailors has more than doubled in the past year and needs continued support "for the love of America" with today’s gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Price
Logan
John
Wayne Collings
A.C
Red Cross
America
War Relief Drive Urges Red Cross Support
Home front calls for Red Cross aid during the War Relief Drive from January 5 to 12. Citizens are urged to contribute promptly to show national recognition of needs at the camp and home front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Basketball schedule snapshot for February matchups
On February 11 St Charles visits Bloomington and Laketown travels to Paris 2nd. February 14 Bloomington hosts Laketown while Paris 2nd visits St Charles and Laketown plays St Charles. Paris 2nd is listed but venue not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
Laketown
Bloomington
Paris
Richs Take Jean Back To School In Rexburg Trip
Mr and Mrs Clarencé Rich traveled to Rexburg on Saturday to return their daughter Jean to school. They were joined by Miss Ann Crawford and Ted Coois two other Ricks College students who spent the holidays with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarencé Rich
Rexburg
Jean
Ann Crawford
Ted Coois
Ricks College
Deputy Income Tax Collector to Be in Paris
The Bureau of Internal Revenue mails Federal Income Tax blanks to 1940 filers and a Deputy Collector will be at the Paris courthouse February 17 and 18 to assist with returns at no charge. Taxpayers should file promptly to avoid penalties. Filing required if gross income is 750 or more for single filers or 1500 or more for married filers.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Paris
Treasury Department
Idaho
November arrests for fish and game violations in Idaho
Idaho Fish and Game officers reported 125 arrests in November for fish and game violations. Principal offenses included hunting without a license and unplugged shotgun use on migratory waterfowl, with fifteen arrests per violation and total fines of $1801.00. Name Owen W. Morris cited as department director.
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Idaho Fish and Game Department
Owen W. Morris
Department
U.S. Department
Literary Club Elects Officers At First Meeting
The Literary Club met at Mrs. L. Black’s home last Monday to set plans for the year. Miss Mona Athay was elected president with Mrs. Elmont Crawford as vice president and Mrs. Z. L. Black as secretary for another year. The new program committee is chaired by Mrs. Laurel Jensen with Mrs. Morris Athay and Mrs. Newell Budge. Members present included Mrs. Black Miss Athay Mrs. Crawford Mrs. Budge Mrs. Athay Mrs. Jensen Mrs. Rebintisch Mrs. Price and Mrs. West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Black
Mona Athay
Elmont Crawford
Z. L. Black
Laurel Jensen
Morris Athay
Newell Budge
Black
Miss Athay
Crawford
Budge
Athay
Jensen
Rebintisch
Price
West
Red Cross Button Signals National Defense Support
A Red Cross button shows the wearer is helping national defense. Get yours today by donating to the American Red Cross through the local chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Bear Lake County Auto License Revenue Rises in 1941
Bear Lake County Assessor Jim Transtrum reports about five hundred dollars more in auto license sales for 1941 than in 1940. The article presents a year by year table showing the 1941 and 1940 figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
Jim Transtrum
Mr. Transtrum
Nearly Thirty Million Fish Planted In Idaho In Past Year
State reports an annual total nearing thirty million fish planted, aided by the Department of Fish and Wildlife with federal agency support. Species ranged from fry to 12 inches, led by Rainbow trout and Cutthroat trout, with numerous counties listed by planting counts and hatcheries named across the state and federally run facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Owen W. Morris
Burton Perrine
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Forest Service
Kamloop
Ada
Adams
Banmock
Bear Lake
Benewah
Bingham
Blaine
Boise
Gooding
Idaho
Jefferson
Jerome
Lemhi
Kootenai
Latah
Lewis
Lincoln
Madison
Minidoka Pone
Nez Perce
Oneida
Owyhee
Payette
Tk Falls
Valley
Washington
State
American Falls
Ashton
Boyd, Creek
Cascade
Coeur d’Alene
Evergreen
Eagle
Gold Creek
Hayspur
Grangeville
Hagerman
McCall
Henry’s Lake
Mackay
Sandpoint
Twin Falla
U. S
Fish and Wildlife
Hatcherlee
Clarks Fork
Mullan
Salmon
Warm River
Laketown
Grimmett-Wed in Laketown Ceremony for Emma Rose
Mrs. Albert Weston announces the marriage of Emma Rose Weston to Earl Grimmett on Tuesday January 6 at Logan Temple. They left for Moscow to reside for the winter. Emma Rose is a Laketown High graduate and attended BYU. Earl Grimmett is a Fielding High School graduate and is a junior at the University of Idaho in Moscow.
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Albert Weston
Laketown
Emma Rose
Earl Grimmett
O. H. Grimmett
Paris
Logan Temple
Moscow
Brigham Young University
Grimmett
Fielding High School
University of Idaho At
Entertains Bridge Club at Camp Lifton Home
The Friday bridge gathering hosted by Mrs. L. L Deardorff at Camp Lifton saw Mrs. Sam V. Tunks win the high score prize. Attendees included Mrs. Sam Tunks Mrs. W. S. Hoge Mrs. C. O. Moore Mrs. A. W. Shepherd Mrs. J. B. Hann Mrs. Charles In ness and Mr. Josephine Dougan.
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L. L Deardorff
Camp Lifton
Sam V. Tunks
Sam Tunks
W.S. Hoge
C. O. Moore
A. W. Shepherd
J. B. Hann
Charles Inness
Josephine Dougan
Red Cross Appoints Paris Chapter Disaster Leaders
Chairman Wilford Price of the Paris American Red Cross announces new appointees to handle emergency demands. Burdette Pugmire becomes Disaster Committee chairman with A. W. Shepherd J. B. Hann L. L. Deardorff and B. T. Hoge joining the Advisory Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Price
Paris
The
American Red Cross
Burdette Pugmire
A. W. Shepherd
J. B. Hann
L. L. Deardorff
B. T. Hoge
Fielding High Basketball Schedule Notes
Partial readable schedule lists games by date with multiple place names such as Malad Preston Georgetown Montpaliée Soda Springs and BlackForest. Several entries contain garbled OCR errors but indicate a sequence of January February March match dates and locations for Fielding High School basketball.
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Secoree
Preston
Thera
Sap
Malad
McCammion
F. Malad
Georgetown
Montpaliée
Bieidye
Abend Séen
Hera
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Literary Club
Beadabaneios
Stanley Rich
Hills Straw
Seth Kunz
Montpelier
Fish Haven
B. A.welker-Of
al Te “Barre
Strikes For Freedom
Fielding High
Bear Lake Stake
Entertains Bridge Club
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