10 Jan 1957
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1957
Page
1
Fielding High School teams split wins with dramatic finish as Spartans topple American Falls 62 60 on a last second layup. Doug Priv s sinks the winning shot. earlier Fielding JV and varsity results listed with scores and upcoming games.
A meeting at Soda Springs City Hall by the Highway 34 committee formed waterings for press motion to the highway submission in Bolsa on January. County officials discussed widening and improving Highway 34 to an all weather road linking Salt Lake City area with Jackson and Yellowstone Park. Governor Smytte and Roy Jonasson attended, aiming to secure future help. The gathering promised further guidance and full assistance with processing. Tax matters referenced income tax filings for 1904 and tax forms distribution by the Internal Revenue Service with schedule updates and agent visits planned in February and March.
Warmers have choices of dates for filing income tax returns. They may file a tentative return by January 16 and pay any balance by February 1 if the January 31 deadline is extended. The guidebook covers reporting of farm programs, depreciation, and other farm income items and directs filers to the Internal Revenue Department for further information.
Clerk’s Office records show 53 marriage licenses issued in 1930 from Lake County. Origin of spouses included Idaho Wyoming Colorado California Utah Washington and Ontario with 108 licenses total noted. 20 previously married individuals included 6 widowed or divorced.
The Stake Mutual presents the film How Near to the Angel on Friday 24 at 8 o clock and again January 2 in Gordon City Ward Hall for the public. The Doctrine and Covenants Study Group met at Bishop Clifford G Price home Sunday. Mrs Boyd Green and children returned from Una Idaho after funeral services for grandmother. Bear Lake Hospital reports Andrew Barfuss-Rayo undergoing major surgery for appendicitis with critical condition. Wayne Humpherys family visited Chas Keatch at St Benedict Hospital Ogden.
The Idaho Board of Highway Directors announced a statewide highway program totaling 2 240,928,000 with Bear Lake County projects listed. District 3 in Poontella will see plans for routes from Washington Street to Montpelier and related USN and US IBN alignments. About one third of the work will be contracted as soon as right of way purchases are approved and available.
An Idaho Wildlife and Game Department inquiry notes uncertainty in public interpretation of ice fishing rules. Open water fishing may allow a hole through the ice with same hours bag limits and methods. regulations remain in effect through March 2. A map of 40 plus lakes open to all or most species will be issued, with further details expected by February 23.
Last weekend Mr and Mrs Herman Wood drove to Salt Lake and Provo to visit their sons Leland and Robert. They brought Mr and Mrs Ross Cheney to see Editor Russell Innes in Lehi. Miss Shanna Wood returned home with them after visiting in Provo. Carroll Willis hosted Wayne Willis and Garrett Robinson from Fort Benning at a family gathering. Vernon G Robinson and family spent New Year in Salt Lake with Dr and Mrs Grant Fowles and with Vernon’s sister Mrs Elfa Larring ton. Mrs George H Robinson remains in fair health.
Gharitt Monson reports a break in at the General Farmers Partnership Company yard in Gadigzioeh Canyon where welders tools and forge equipment were stolen. The incident damaged the gas line and led to notes of missing items including torch heads gauges and other welding gear.
A. Le Pronachks of Iowa was arraigned Monday by State Police officer Mark and charged with drunken driving. Pransenke pleaded guilty as charged and was jailed in the county jail awaiting sentencing.
Mark Wilson of the State Police met with Amepiede Bagi in Mosiday on January 34 to explain Auxiliary Police Force functions and the ongoing fire program. An incident near Cook Route featured a fire pursuit and a crash that badly damaged vehicles and sent several people to Hvar Lake Hospital.
Tendoy Council appoints Gdésut Conual Salunes of Afton Wyoming as Scout Commissioner. The ceremony also honors Gun NM Orakem Basar Exe Sova for long service to the council. Ralph Hyer receives an award for outstanding service as superintendent and is noted as a university affiliate.
The complaint filed in Caribou County district court alleges Monsanto and related parties caused cattle losses and damages through alleged chemical fallout. Plaintiffs seek millions for cattle head losses, feeding costs, and general damages, naming Heber Gali as a cattlemen spokesman.
A local charity appeals for clothing donations to support underprivileged children and adults. Residents are urged to donate wearable, clean garments and bedding to World Clothing Work, which will wrap items for distribution to families in need.
A compact listing of activities and events for 1986 87 including Paris Lions Club meetings and fundraisers, school PTA gatherings, dances such as the Rose Prom and Junior Prom, sports games for basketball and seminary dances, Farm Bureau and MIA events, and community programs across multiple dates from February through May.
Officials from Lake County gathered for the annual oath-taking ceremony. New appointees include George Warton of Omar Daler and Gabeerst, with several re-elected and newly sworn officers such as Juanita Smart Treasurer, Warren Griffin Sheriff, and Roger Turgoyán Attorney. The event marks a transition in county leadership and regulatory duties.
Bear Lake County shows a six percent rise in business activity as 120 manufacturers wholesalers and retailers, per the Dun and Aradatrest Reference Book, compare with 127 last year. The reference lists over 2.8 million business listings for 57,000 communities and is issued every sixty days. During the period, about 63,900 home names were removed and ratings changed on more than 105,000 business concerns.
Mr and Mrs Archie Bee hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Robert Talbot in Montpelier. The Grunigs from Brigham City and Riverside joined in a Dec 30 gathering at Geo Ward’s home. Additional visits spanned Bonnington Montpelier Ogden Idaho Falls and Diigham City. A birth news from Leonard and Mary Martin in Tea ho Falls increases the Thornock grandchildren to 33.
Bids will open January 18 for construction on U S Highway 60 in Snake River Canyon extending from East Table Creek to the Blue Trail area. The project, spanning 4 051 miles, should be completed within 300 calendar days. If a satisfactory bid is received by January 15, work may start this winter or spring, potentially closing the highway during certain hours with minimal disruption planned.
Pete Grandy and James Whinham visited in Pocatello and Montpelier respectively while Glen Caldwell traveled from Salt Lake City for business in Paria earlier this week. Dennis and Eitri of Dingle announce a baby birth at Dear Lake Hospital with Mra Bird linked to Carelys Lewin and Mrs Xiésa Lewis mentioned in the notice.
Hospital admissions at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital show patients from Montpelier Garden City Evanston and Montpelier listed with dates January 2 through January 7. Major and minor surgeries and medical treatments include several named patients such as Paul Hodges and Lathryn Chensy with multiple admissions and releases noted.
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