Fielding Cagers Fall In Close Battles At Home
Soda Springs edged Fielding 41 40 as a fourth quarter rally sealed the win. Fielding 36 South Rich 21 saw the varsity and reserves beat Randolph Utah teams on the local court. Junior Spartans won 43 25 over South Rich Juniors. Fielding varsity 36 21 over South Rich. Mr and Mrs Carl Finch and their children visited from Soda Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
Fielding Spartans
Caribou County Boys
South Rich
Randolph
Utah
Ning
Rarsity
Carl Finch
Arnell D
Ene Eeene
H. Budge
K. Arnell
G. Carlsen
J. Cleveland
M. Hill
D. Parker
Gunnell Stevens
Wallace Christopherson
Christensen Valentine Matthews
Soece
Tookea
Emerson School News Highlights From January Unit
First grade sent a thank you letter to the Netherlands for the CARH package and sickness lingered after the holidays. Fourth grade shows twenty nine racing cars while seventh graders fund a gum gift for a Danish friend. Delmar Derricott satellites radio HPST and sang with a brother. eighth grade tests cover interest. The Second Ward Mutual filled Emerson gym with dance lessons and a new subject The Way to Perfection invites all ward members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar Derricott
Denmark
HPST
Second Ward Mutual
Ann Grimmett
Duane Hansen
Emerson School
Social Security claims and benefits in 1948 for Pocatello district
The Pocatello Social Security office reports 428 Old-Age and Survivors Insurance claims filed in 1948, with estimated monthly benefits around $212,000 for 16-county area and about 1200 recipients receiving over $19,000 monthly by year end. The article notes outreach events in Montpelier and VA liaison visits, listing counties served and upcoming public assistance sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Field Office
Social Security Administration
Loretta League
Pocatello
League
Bear Lake County
Bannock
Bingham
Bonneville
Caribou
Clark
Custer
Butte
Fremont
Madison
Franklin
Teton
Lemhi
Jefferson
Power
Oneida
Mra
Montpelier
Idaho State Employment Service
MIA Drama Dept to Present Plays Here Soon
The Bear Lake drama department of the MEA will present an All-Stake entertainment in Paris late January. Four wards prepare one-act plays, while the remaining seven wards offer specialties in a budget program. Watch for the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIA Drama Dept
Bear Lake
MEA
Paris
Laketown Home Destroyed by Early Saturday Fire
The Price family home in Laketown burned to the ground early Saturday morning while Mr. and Mrs. Frank Price visited Henderson North Carolina. Glen Price and family escaped with Gary the 12 year old missing time to grab his shop. The blaze left the house and all belongings destroyed. Community sympathy extends to the Prices and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laketown
Frank Price
Cold Weather Cuts Crowds at Cutter Races Meet
Low turnout Sunday afternoon at the fair grounds for cutter races. Verdeen Thornock’s team lost to Orin Peterson in the first contest. Alfred Rogers won with Russell Athay’s entry. Login Peterson beat the Thornock brothers. Don Stucki won the final race, ahead of Orin Peterson. The final meet was held in Paris on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Verdeen Thornock
Orin Peterson
Alfred Rogers
Russell Athay
Login Peterson
Thornock Brothers
Don Stucki
Paris
Donkey Basketball Returns To Paris Fielding Gym
The Paris Lions Club schedules a Jan 20 donkey basketball event in Fielding gym. Local men participate again, promising a performance that drew the largest crowd and much laughter in prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fielding High
Paris Lions Club
Idaho reports 118 polio cases in 1948 year tally
Idaho public health director L. J. Peterson announced 118 poliomyelitis cases in 1948 up from 1947’s 353. Carryover cases from 1947 numbered 39 in early 1948, with Ada County leading at 20 cases and five deaths statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
L. J Peterson
Idaho Department of Public Health
Peterson
State Health Department
Ada
Bonneville
Canyon
Jerome
Benewah
Boise
Bonner
Bounday
Butte
Caribou
Cassia
Clark
Custer
Latah
Lewis
Lincoln
Oneida
Owyhide
Valley
Bannock
Adams
Bear Lake
Bingham
Blaine
Camas
Clearwater
Elmore
Franklin
Fremont
Gem
Gooding
Jefferson
Kootenai
Lemhi
Madison
Minidoka
Nez Perce
Payette
Power
Shoshone
Twin Falls
Washington
Health Department
St Charles Gold and Green Ball to be Held Friday
The St Charles ward plans its annual Gold and Green Ball Friday evening in the ward amusement hall. The Mel Weaver orchestra of Grace will provide the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
St. Charles
St. Charles Ward
Ward Amusement Hall
Mel Weaver
Grace
Seminary Program in Ovid Planned for Jan. 9
The Bear Lake Seminary presents a Sunday program in Ovid on January 9. Lynn Sleight leads invocation and scripture reading from D&C 4. Short talks cover blessings from obedience, faithfulness, Sabbath observance, and Christ's joy with participants Sorensen Olsen Sleight Beck and Glen L. Nielsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake Seminary
Lynn Sleight
Esau
Jacob
Arthel Sorensen
Abel
Cain
Lothair Peterson
Joseph
Robert Olsen
Moses
Loren Sleight
Christ
Darrel Sorensen
Nola Beck
Glen L. Nielsen
Idaho Hunters Suffer Record Deer and Elk Harvest in 1948
Idaho’s 1948 season yielded 21 924 deer and 5 944 elk as the state reports the second largest totals in history. More than 85 000 deer tags and 20 000 elk tags were bought while bear, pronghorn and moose hunts also set records. Districts across the state show varying totals with North Central Idaho leading elk and Southwestern Idaho leading deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
State Fish and Game Department
T D Biladeau
Rocky
Southcentral
Panhandle
Selway- Lochsa-Clearwater
Valley Basketball Results Reported by Valley Teams
Ten valley teams submitted game results to the tournament committee detailing wins and losses from January 3 to January 11. Notable scores include Paris Town vs Paris Lion, Paris Town against Dingle, Montpelier Legion against Paris Town, and several others featuring Georgetown, St. Charles, Bloomington, Blooming ton, Bennington, and Liberty Ovid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Town
Paris Lion
Paris Lions
Georgetown
Paris
Dingle
Montpelier Legion
St. Charles
Blooming
Paris Lions Club Holds Regular Meeting at Hotel Paris
The Paris Lions Club conducted its regular monthly business meeting last Friday at the Hotel Paris Coffee Shop. Twenty members attended a steak dinner as President Morris Athay led the session and called for committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Lions Club
Hotel Paris
Morris Athay
Funeral Services Held Friday for Harvey King
Funeral services for Harvey King were held Friday at 1 p m in the Sharon ward chapel. Bishop Bill H Long led prayers and speakers. Harvey 42 son of David C King born May 27 1906 in Sharon died from head wound in barn on his father’s ranch. Survivors include six siblings and several relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey King
Sharon Ward
Bill H. Long
Lester Roberts
Doneal Hymas
Verlin Lyon
Dennis Carlsen
Chris Carlsen
Alvin Peterson
Georgetown
Albert Miller
Menle Passey
Ray Hyman
Harvey T. King
David C. King
Rose Thornock King
Sharon
Harvey
R. H. Long
Lids Church
Lawrence King
Arnel
Wm. King
Sparks
Nevada
Willis Roberts
Lanark
Nels Smith
Adel
Oregon
Reed King
Montpelier
L D S Church Column Laketown Ward Service Notes
The Laketown ward reports a church meeting presided by Bishop Amos B. Robinson with songs and sacraments led by Jessie Harley Leon Kear and others. A second service under Bishop Taft P. Budge features Susan nah Jaussi Hattie Valentine and speakers O H Grimmett and Dallas G Athay with multiple songs and prayers. Mr and Mrs W Smith Hoge dined with Seth Kunz in Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laketown
Amos B. Robinson
J. Cheney
Willis
Jessie Harley
Leon Kear
John Cheney
Mark Cheney
Reed Willis
Joe Weston
Orval Thomas
Garrett Robinson
John H. Weston
Heber C. Robinson
Vernon G. Robinson
God
Hmmsa Cheney
Taft P. Budge
Wm. Boss
Genecological Committee
Susannah Jaussi
Hattie Vallentine
O. H. Grimmett
Harth
Benedicton
Dallas G. Athay
W. Smith Hoge
Seth Kunz
Montpelier
Cutter Races to Open All America Circuit in Idaho
Idaho Falls hosts the 1949 All America Cutter Racing Association season January 8-9 with five Idaho towns and three Wyoming locales scheduled through February. Entries near 40, top times around 22 to 25 seconds, races run on a quarter mile packed snow course as two horse teams compete from a moving start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Wyoming
Thayne
Wyo
Soda Springs
Montpelier
Salmon
Driggs
Idaho State Board of Publicity
All America Association
Red Cross
Gibb Scott
Vic Lansberry
Cutter Association
Lansberry
Bear Lake Rangers
Russell Athay
Alfred Rogers
Don Stucki
Ward and Stake Event Schedule Highlights
An itemized church and school events list from January to April includes ward relief society meetings, MIA and dance nights, high school activities, and several Gold and Green balls. Notable entries mention 2nd Ward, 1st Ward, and stake level gatherings with dates across January through April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Relief Society
T. Charles Gold & Green
2Nd Ward Relief Society
Sharon Gold & Green Ball
Seminary
High School
Stake Mia Dance
Wards’ Gold & Green Ball
Mish Haven Gold & Green
Seee High School
Stake Gajé & Green
Beattlake Rangers
Eeee Oat Ward
Stake
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace Casters
Bronson
Junior Vallentine
Arnell
Hymas
Wallentine
P. Williams
H . Budge
Beeen
Grace Bronson
Clarenshaw i
Elis Pure Sete
Jenkins Simmons Roper Turner O
Thompson
J. Cleveland Arene
J. Wallentine
D. Arnell Weesenue
K. Arnell Carlsen
H. Budge M. Hill
Aee Parker
South Rich FT Pr
N. Stuart
F. Smith
R. Telford
Cc. Nichols
Emerson School News
Netherlands
Peggy Long
Douglas Price
Ilness
Humphreys
IaRene Hogs
Lorna Morgan
Carolyn Lewis
Booth Vallentine
Ted Miller
Cleone Vallentine
Gama Schedule
Aberdeen
McCammon
Eia
Hanekins Gs
Cokeville
Esnorett
Verona Stevens
Lucille Rogers
Ruby Lewis
Edna Bolton
Naomi Grandy
Leora Taylor
Annie Price
Melinda Wyler
Charles Wyler
Robert Jonley
Esther Law
Robert Laland
Milford Law
Jesse Law
Scott Law
District Lion's Club
Sherman
Lowe
Morris B. Athay
Paria Club
Athay
James A. Hampton
Veterans Administration
Pocatello VA
Idaho State Employment Office
Hampton
Ovid
Game Department
Ton
Benning
Liberty
Bloomington
L. D. S. Church Column
Adeline Tueller
Brothers Matthews and
Roberts
Bobbie Wilcox
Emil Grandy
Fish Haven
Garden City
Paria
St Charles
Soda and
Ben Hurs
St. Charles Mia
Ward Chapel
Lauren Pugmire
Junior Pugmire
Elia Rich
Naomi Pugmire
Livan Crossley
Wilma Bunderson
Bully Pugmiire
Alten Michaelson
Nadine Pugmire
Alfred Keetch
Merrill Pugmire
Arlene Peterson
Dayla Mattson
Maurine Welling
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