William Rich Hurt In Mine Mishap Near Randolph Utah
Bishop William Rich of the Paris First Ward was injured Tuesday in the Cherokee Mine near Randolph Utah owned by the San Francisco Chemical Co. He was entering the mine on a small locomotive when struck by a larger ore locomotive, dragged along a wall, and pinned briefly. He was taken to Bear Lake Memorial Hospital with torn ligaments and muscles in both legs but is reported improving.
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William Rich
Paris First Ward
Cherokee
San Francisco Chemical Co
Randolph
Utah
Rich
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Twin Falls Man Elected Director of FHLB Board
Leo Anderson of First Federal Savings and Loan Assn in Twin Falls is elected a director of the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco for a two year term. He will attend six to eight meetings and serves in Idaho as part of the 11th District covering nine western states. Anderson has been with the federal savings staff since 1931 and in management since 1947. He is active in Rotary, the Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce, and the Idaho Savings and Loan League. He is married with three married daughters.
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Leo Anderson
First Federal Savings and Loan Ass’n
Twin Falls
Federal Home Loan Bank of
San Francisco
Anderson
Federal Home Loan Bank
Central Reserve
Federal Home Bank Dist
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
New Mexco
Nevada
California
Memobal Federal Savings
Rotary
Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce
Idaho Savings and Loan League
Theater tickets to go on sale soon
Novelty Theatre manager Jim Hawkes announces six month family tickets will resume with a revised pricing plan. Individual memberships start at 12.50, couples 15.00, and family tickets 15.00 plus 1.00 per child up to 20.00, with a 20.00 cap to restore a full schedule and thank supporters who aided the project.
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Novelty Theatre
Jim Hawkes
Hawkes
Ferrell Green announces engagement of Christine Green
Mr and Mrs Ferrell Green of McCammon announce the betrothal of their daughter Christine to Ross Payne son of Mr and Mrs John Payne of Paris The couple attend Marsh Valley High School and Grimes Business College He is a graduate of Fielding High School and works in Idaho Falls Both are graduates of Southern Idaho School of Hairstyling A spring wedding is planned
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Ferrell Green
McCammon
Christine
Ross Payne
John Payne
Paris
Marsh Valley High Scho
Grimes Business College
Payne
Fielding High Scool
Idaho Falls
Southern Idaho School of
Dairy Equipment Co v Thomas Heard in Far Lake Court
District Court Civil Case No 2020 Dairy Equipment Co versus Preston Thomas is heard in Far Lake County Court with Judge Francis J. Rasmussen presiding. Attorneys Elbert E. Gass for the plaintiff and Phillips and Phillips with Erwin E. Haddock for the defendant, calendar call held. next Law and Motions day January 21.
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Dairy Equipment Co
Preston Thomas
Far Lake County
Francis J. Rasmussen
Dairy Equip. Co
Elbert E. Gass
Phillips and Phillips
Pocatello Law
Erwin E. Haddock
Francis J. Rasmusen
Thirteenth Judicial District
Bear Lake County
Funeral Rites for Ann Merancy Hulme Held in Bloomington
Funeral services were held in Bloomington on December 30 for Ann Merancy Hulme who died December 25 in Las Vegas Nevada. Bishop Philip Hulme delivered remarks and pallbearers included Lt. Richard Hulme and Lt. John Hulme. She was born in Durham North Carolina and married Horace L. Hulme in 1936 in New York City. Survived by husband five sons John V Richard O Robert William Edward and daughter Kathaleen all of Indian Springs Nevada.
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Merancy Hulme
Bloomington
Ann Merancy Hulme
Las Vegas
Nev
Philip Hulme
Earl Sessions
Amos Hulme
Chas. Hulme
Melvin Hulme
Hulme Dunford
Max Haddock
Philip
New York City
John V
Altus Afb
Okla
Richard O
Robert
William
Edward
Kathaleen
Indian Springs
Idaho Fish and Game to set big game opening dates in January session
Idaho Fish and Game Commission meets in Boise January 29 to establish opening dates for big game seasons for 1964 and to consider other business. New fishing regulations are in effect for the full year. A public hearing on opening dates runs 1 30 to 5 p m that day at the Boise office. About 36 workers conducted the migratory waterfowl survey December 28, counting over a million ducks and geese statewide, the largest Idaho total since 1946.
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Idaho Fish and Game Commission
Boise
Commission
Idaho Fish and Game Dept
Idaho
Fish and Game Department
Hagerman Fish Hatchery
Yellowstone Savings and Loan Holds Annual Meeting
The second annual stock holders meeting was held January 4 in Montpelier. Frank W. Hirschi announced growth in savings accounts and first mortgage real estate loans and noted a 4 4 percent annual rate compounded quarterly. He reported 389 909.13 tied up in real estate loans. Officers and directors elected for 1964 include Hirschi, Skinner, Olsen, Pugmire, Dayton, and Kingsford with Reed Dayton as secretary and Leonard Kingsford as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Savings and Loan Ass’n., Inc
Savings and Loan
Montpelier
Frank W. Hirschi
Tri-State
Soda Springs
Bank of America Travelers
Lester Skinner
James Olsen
Arlin Pugmire
Bryan Booth
Ray J. Larsen
Noonan
Sec
St. Charles
S. Reed
Mid Year Institute Held At South Rich High School
A successful mid year Institute for Rich County School District was held January 4 at South Rich High School Ran dolph Utah. The program ran 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with lunch served by Rodella Kennedy and Mary Argyle. Visitors and resource people included Ennie Kearn Richard Peterson Loren Miles Dr Fletcher Dr Ensdign and Mrs Gee Set Hansen and Trooper Melville Rodney Ashby and Mrs Alexander from the Western Division office of the School Lunch Division in San Francisco. Workshops covered Education, Speech heating problems Safe Custodial duties and school Lunch duties.
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Rich County
South Rich High School
Randolph
Utah
Rodella Kennedy
Mary Argyle
Pople
Issennie Kearn
Richard Peterson
Utah State Board of Education
Loren Miles
Utah Education Ass'n
First Ward Relief Society Party Jan 17 in Paris
The Paris First Ward Relief Society plans a party Friday January 17 at 7 30 p m. Roast beef rolls and vegetables will be provided with end balance at the meal to pothuck. A program and dancing will follow the meal with Paris Second Ward members invited.
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Paris First Ward Relief Society
Relief Society
Paris Second Ward
Engagement announced for Julie Kearl and Wayne Johnson
Mr and Mrs Delmas Kearl of Laketown Utah announce the engagement of their daughter Julie Annis Kearl to Wayne D Johnson. Mrs Viola Johnson of vid ned.
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Delmas Kearl
Laketown
Utah
Julie Annis Kearl
Wayne D. Johnson
Viola Johnson
Vid
Feed grain signup set to run February 10 through March 27
The 1964 feed grain program opens February 10 and ends March 27. Changes include a higher maximum diverted acreage up to 65 percent of base, a new four year yield basis 1959 to 1962, and two diversion payment rates. The lower rate uses 20 percent of base, while the higher rate applies above 20 percent and can reach 40 percent of base.
Blood drive set for late January in Bear Lake County
The Bear Lake County Red Cross Blood Program announces a semi annual blood draw planned for the last week of January. Co chairwoman Mrs Jesse McClelland says residents should donate to reach a 150 pint quota. Blood recipients in counties with a program may receive free blood. only administration costs apply. Time and location will be announced later.
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Red Cross
Jesse McClelland
Bear Lake County
History of Levi and Polly Hammon Made Available
Grant Hammon of Sunset Utah announces a printed history of Levi and Polly Bybee Hammon. The couple helped settle Weber and Davis County Utah and Bear Lake Valley and upper Snake River country Idaho. Levi Hammon served as the first LDS Bishop at Liberty. Hammon estimates more than 6,000 descendants, largely in Idaho and Utah, may be interested and invites inquiries to Tenant Hammon at 329 West 1115 North Sunset Utah.
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Grant Hammon
Sunset
Utah
Levi
Polly Bybee
Hammon
Idaho
Polly Hammon
Weber
Davis County
Bear Lake Valley
Snake River
Liberty
Levi Hammon
West
North
Farmer Tax Guides Available at Extension Office
The County Extension Office offers Farmer Tax Guides for farmers. Call 945-2266 to request a mailed copy. The deadline for returns is January 80.
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County Extension Office
Spartans Down Beavers 48 to 37 in Home Victory
Spartans defeat Beavers 48 37 as Wayne Humpherys leads with 22 points on 10 field goals and 2 free throws. Craig Elmer adds 9 points and 12 rebounds, Jim Parker grabs 18 boards. Hymas and Matthews contribute 6 points each with Hymas dishing 9 assists. Local JV falls 37 26. Next up Soda Springs Red Birds visit Fielding, then Fielding travels to West Side to face Pirate squad.
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Spartans
Wayne Humpherys
Craig Elmer
Big Jim Parker
Terrell Hymas
David Matthews
Hymas
Beavers
Soda Springs Red Birds
West Side
Dairy imports rise with 1963 consumption figures
County agent Johnson cites figures from the American Dairy Ass'n via the University of Idaho. The 1963 civilian milk consumption is estimated at 117.9 billion pounds, up 1.5 billion from 1962. Fluid milk and cream total 57.6 billion pounds, up from 56.8 in 1962. Per capita fluid milk use in 1968 is projected at 310 pounds. Ice cream output for the first ten months of 1968 is 626.22 million gallons, 8 percent above 1962, with ice milk and sherbet and mellorine products also rising or dipping slightly.
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Agt
Johnson
American Dairy Ass’n
Dhia Ass’n
University of Idaho
Local Social Notes Highlight Stucki and Ward Family Gatherings
A long list of Sunday and New Year visits from families including Stucki Ward and Jensen households. Distinct gatherings feature Mrs Leanore Stucki Carol Kathy Laraine Jane Matthews Aston Adella Ada and others visiting at Don Stucki home and relatives in Orange Ogden Preston Bloomington Hyrum Paris and Logan.
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E. W. Stucki
Leanore Stucki
Carol Stucki
Kathy Stucki
Laraine Stucki
Jane Matthews
Aston Stucki
Adella Brown
Ada Stucki
Don Stucki
Melvin Passey
Lanark
William Derricott
Montpelier
Irwin S. Parker
Charles Inness
Peter Jensen
Orange
Calif
Jensen
Lee E. Brown
Inness
Ralph Jensens
Phylis Flake
Ogden
J. C. Creaves
T. C. Jones
Jensens
Mary Jensen
Preston
Walter
Thomas Painter
Bloomington
Hugh Ward
Brigham City
Clarion Allen
Hyrum
Willis Ward
Ida Ward
Paris
Larry N. Austin
Shelley
Bill Nyes
Glen Ward
Grace
van Ness Vallentine
Logan
Loyd Drury
Clarion Allens
van Nelson
Douglas Haws
Verl Hoffman
Jack
Thayne
Wyo
Lyman Bunn
Lynn Peterson
St. Charles
LaMont Bunn
Conda
Darwin Haddock
Brian Haddock
Irwin Parker
Thomas Norris
Randolph
Utah
van Nile Bee
Henry Grandy
Ivan Beck
Salt Lake City
Roy Passey
Henryrandy
O. L. Wright
Lauriel Athay
Walter Bird
Wilford Michel
Lindon Grandy
Sunset
Clint Grandy
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FHLB
Yellowstone Savings and Loan
First Ward Relief Society
Laraine Stuck
Fielding FG
Stucki Wes Weeeessenes
Palmer Eenceeenseree
Matthews Eeense
Parker
J Scenes
Humperys
Hymas Baessenesses
Howell van Mteeensse
Webb Wees Reeeeence
Amer, Falls
Huse Seen
Kressereee
England
Regua Wee Enews Nee
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