Fielding Spartans Fall to Montpelier Bears in Local Clash
Fielding High Spartans lost to Montpelier 33 to 28 in a crowded home game marked by high foul counts. Four Spartans fouled out and two Bears picked up four personals as Montpelier pulled ahead after a 5-5 start. Players Caldwell, Vallentina, Hart, Beck, Wilhelmsen, Beyeler, Thompson, Lewis, Matthews, Sparks and Rich played for Fielding while Wright, Berrey, Thornock, Dimick, Sharpe, Anderson, Sarbach, and Jenen appeared for Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding High Spartans
Montpelier Bears
Montpelier
Bears
Caldwell
Vallentina
Hart
Beck
Wilhelmsen
Beyeler
Thompson
Lewis
Matthews
Sparks
Rich
Wright
Berrey
Thornock
Dimick
Sharpe
Anderson
Sarbach
Jeneen
Former Paris Woman Dies at Home in Logan
Mrs. Lillias Budge Hayward 59 a Logan civic leader and widow of Dr J W Hayward died at a Logan hospital after a two year illness. Born in Paris Idaho March 3 1883 she moved to Logan in 1912 and was active in Brigham Young camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers and local civic life. Funeral was held Saturday at 2 p m in Logan Fourth ward chapel with burial in Logan cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillias Budge Hayward
Logan
Utah
Idaho
Hayward
J. W. Hayward
Logan Hospital
Andrew Wiser
E. J. Passey
Mary Worley
E. 8. Budge
Hollywood
Calif
D. S. Price
W. H. Budge
Ogden
William Kidman
Mendon
A. W. Hangen
Grants Pass
Oregon
William Pendrey
Montpelier
Ida
Alfred Budge
Boise
Francis Duffin
Jerome
Jesse R
Budge
Salt Lake
Logan Fourth Ward
W. Loyal Hall
Logan Herald-Journal
Montpelier Man Named Chairman of Paralysis Campaign
S H Rich of Montpelier appointed chairman of the Fight Infantile Paralysis campaign in Bear Lake county by Idaho state chairman Mrs John H Hayes. A county general committee including L Burdette Ragmire Sam V Tunks W Smith Hoge Dr H H King Elgin Bridges and Robert Clayton to assist Rich. The committee plans fund raising dances in Paris and Montpelier on Saturday night January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley H. Rich
Montpelier
Bear Lake
John HE. Hayes
Idaho
Rich
L. Burdette Ragmire
Sam V. Tunks
W. Smith Hoge
H. H. King
Elgin Bridges
Robert Clayton
Paris
Red Cross First Aid Classes Expand in Paris Chapter
Paris Red Cross chapter expands to include an Instructors course set to end Friday. Qualified instructors Jay B. Hann Dortha W. Hann Lawrell C. Jensen LaVell Ward Ray M. Reeder J A Stucki Cleneth Arnell and Katherine Romney will lead standard junior and advanced First Aid classes. They aim to have at least one trained first aider in every home and offer home and farm accident prevention as part of the national manpower conservation effort. more than 32000 deaths yearly occur from avoidable home accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jay B. Hann
Dortha W. Hann
Lawrell C. Jensen
LaVell Ward
Ray M. Reeder
J. A. Stucki
Cleneth Arnell
Katherine Romney
Red Cross
Dale E. Roe
Pacific Area
First Aid
American Red Cross
Farm Machinery Rationing Heads by County War Boards
County war boards of the U S Department of Agriculture administer farm machinery rationing not the Office of Price Administration or War Production Board. Deputy regional WPE director told farmers today that confusion caused extra trips to WPB field offices in the mountain area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Office of Price Administration
War Production Board
U. S. Board
WPE
Beard
WPB
OPA
Office of Price Adm
War Production Board halts four airport projects in mountain region
The War Production Board ordered work stopped on four mountain airport projects and a flood control project at John Martin Reservoir in Colorado. The stopped airports are Montipelier Idaho $405,950 Helena Montana $659,800 Artesia N M $750,000 and Santa Fe New Mexico $1,253,513. The board says current drainage dyking and fencing work is essential to aid the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
Mountain
John Martin Reservoir
Colorado
Montipelier
Idaho
Helena
Montana
Artesia
N. M
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Bentea Production Board
Former Paris Resident Forrest Fackrell Dies in Preston
Forrest Alfred Fackrell long prominent in Preston civic life died after a lengthy illness at his Preston home. Born July 20, 1885 in Randolph Utah he served as Oneida stake clerk and Paris City Council member plus Franklin county deputy assessor. Surviving wife Wealthy Sutton and numerous children grandchildren and siblings. Funeral services held in Preston with relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Forrest Alfred Fackrell
Oneida
Franklin County
Randolph
Utah
Edwin D
Hannah Garrett Fackrell
Wealthy Sutton
Salt Lake City
Fackrell
Preston Third Ward
Camp Roberts
Calif
Forrest Lynn Fackrell
Brigham City
Heber G. Fackrell
Cley Hill
Audrey
Naida Fackrell
William. Fackrell
Edna Snowball
Evanston
Wyo
Pearl Alfred
George Hoge
Paris
Lucy Fackrell
Vera Day
Bountiful
Logan Herald-Journal
Farm Machinery Rationing Guidance Urges Local Boards
Mr. Board urges local boards to refer farmers to county USDA war boards and to county extension agents for farm machinery rationing guidance. The statement emphasizes coordinated support through local agricultural service structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usda War Boards
Seven Bear Lake Men Called for Training in February
Information from the Local Selective Service board indicates seven men from Bear Lake county will be called for military training in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service Board
Bear Lake County
Smedley Heads to Ogden for New Year Visit Then Provo BYU
Claise Smedley left for Ogden Thursday to spend New Year's Day with Violet before continuing to Provo to resume studies at Brigham Young University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claise Smedley
Ogden
Violet
Provo
BYU
Cadet Ferdinand Jaussi Graduates From St. Mary's Pre-Flight School
At St. Marys College California the Navy Pre-Flight School honors 267 cadets in a three month program. Cadet Ferdinand Jaussi of Paris Idaho is named in the Tenth Battalion among graduates who will advance to Naval Reserve Air Base for primary flight training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Navy
St. Mary’s College
Calif
Naval Reserve Air Basea
Ferdinand Jaussi
Paris
Idaho
Airdevil
Jaussi
Paria
25 Percent More Deer Reported in This Section
Heavy snows push deer to winter range causing a 25 percent rise in counts over last winter. W R Horning and Jay B Hann report deer doing well despite some haystack damage and increased fawn losses to coyotes. Rainbow Rod and Gun Club urges longer seasons to balance forage and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Horning
Jay B. Hann
Rainbow Rod and Gun Club
Idaho Game Department
Garden City Woman Rosella Jenkins Passes Away After 1882 Birth
Garden City Utah January 12 Mrs Rosella Walton Jenkins wife of Adwin Jenkins died January 5 Funeral services were held January 8 in the LDS church under Bishop Milford Loveland Burial was in Garden City cemetery She was born April 15 1882 and survived by her husband seven children and thirteen grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Utah
Rosella Walton Jenkins
Adwin Jenkins
Milford Loveland
LDS Church
Clarence Cook
God
William Walton
Auburn
Wyo
Emery Welling
St. Charles
Carl Walton
Fontello Scofield
Loveland
Benediction
Joseph W. Gibbons
Garden City Cemetery
Jenkins
William Harry Walton
Sarah Harrison Walton
Aldwin Jenkins
Vergle Negus
Delbert Hansen
Eunice Jenkins
Jury Members May Get Additional Gas Ration
The OPA announced special gasoline rations for jurors on court duty. Eligibility requires a statement from the presiding judge that the juror has been called to duty and needs mileage to obtain required transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
President's Ball in Paris Montpelier and Benefit Tickets
Arrangements target selling one thousand tickets for the President's Ball in Paris or Montpelier on Saturday January 30. Each ticket also covers entry for a couple to a pictured show at Novelty or Rich Theatres. County Chairman urges Bear Lake valley families and schoolchildren to contribute to the Fight Infantile Paralysis campaign with at least ten cents per child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Montpelier
Bear Lake Valley
Wedding Framed in St George Temple for Grant Bateman Hilma Beatty
The wedding of Grant Bateman and Hilma Beatty was held in the St George temple on Wednesday December 30 with President Harold S Snow officiating. After the ceremony the couple dined downtown and then honeymooned in southern Utah en route to Idaho. The bride, a BYU and USC alumna, had taught in Provo before resigning, and the groom is from Bloomington. About 300 relatives and friends gathered for a reception in Bloomington with music by the Jacobson orchestra. The couple plan to reside in Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George Temple
Grant Bateman
Hilma Beatty
Grant
William Bateman
Bloomington
Hilmea
John T. Beatty
Toquenville
Utah
Harold S. Snow
Bateman
Provo
Brigham Young University
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Southern Utah
Montpelier
St -Charles
Paris
Jacobson
Joseph Patterson
Leora Reese
Carl Reess
Wm. Bateman
Idaho Exceeded December Bond Quota in 1942 by 254000
Final Treasury figures show Idaho surpassed its December War Bond quota of 2,000,000 by 254,000 in Series RE bonds, reaching 2,254,000. Treasury bulletins indicate Idaho closed 1942 at 101 percent of its stated quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Treasury Department
Two Bear Lake Men Appointed by New Governor
Governor-elect C. A. Bottolfsen named two Bear Lake county men to state posts. William Trowbridge of Montpelier became director of the beer revenue administration and W. G. Hoge of Paris was appointed field auditor of the state income tax division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Bottolfsen
Bear Lake County
William Trowbridge
Montpelier
Beer Revenue Administration
W. G. Hoge
Paris
Red Cross to Aid Armed Forces in British Isles
Miss Virginia Ekins of Provo Utah joins 36 Red Cross workers heading to the British Isles to staff clubs for troops on pass. Former Fielding teacher and Bryce Canyon supervisor, she becomes assistant program director for club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
British Isles
Red Cross
Virginia Eking
South Third Ast Street
Provo
Utah
Alaska
Africa
Australia
India
United States
Pass
Red Cross Home Nursing Classes Soon in Four Communities
Red Cross will offer home nursing courses in four Paris chapter communities. St Charles Fish Haven and St Charles area will host a class taught by Mrs Hazel Monson. Bloomington by Mrs Flora Thomas. Paris by Adeline Tueller. Ovid by Mrs Marie Olsen. Classes are free, books cost sixty cents, thirty hours required, open to grandmothers mothers and daughters, enrollment via the nurses or Relief Society. Date to begin will be announced later.
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Red Cross
Paris
St. Charles
Fish Haven
Bloomington
Ovid
Sharon
Lanark
Liberty
Hazel Monson
Flora Thomas
Adeline Tueller
Marie Olsen
Relief Society
Sixteenth Selective Service list named local registrants
The Sixth Registration includes 32 young men who reached 18 between June 30 and December 1942. Bear Lake County names Ivan Sleight Georgetown Arvel Alleman JT Dick Clyde Jensen Montpelier Opel Keyton Twisa Robert M Moldenbuauer Montpelier Donald Snarks Dingle Lloyd John Swa Montpelier Russell Anton Stevens Montpelier Robert Nelson Grimes Montpelier Charley Arnold Tueller Montpelier Grant Ross Sleight Ovid Elmo S Stephens Montpelier Logan C Mattson Paris Earl David Butler Montpelier Rex John Haddock Paria Douglas N Bischoff Geneвa Merrill G Transtrum St Charles Cyril Joseph Prescott Sharon Calvin Dea Crane Bennington Bruce Wilhelmsen St Charles Casper Darrell Hill Bloomington Grant Robert Caldwell Paris John Nebeker Findlay Bloomington Dean B Hoff Montpelier Lawrence P Hart Bloomington Kimber Kunz Barlow Montpelier Zane R Berrey Montpelier Glen Crane Olsen Ovid Donald C Hunter Bennington Rex William Passey Paris Durwood Perkins Montpelier Lindon Granell Grandy Paris
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear -Lake County
Ivan Sleight
Georgetown
Arvel
Edwin Alleman
Dick Clyde Jensen
Montpelier
Opel
Keyton Twisa
Pegram
Robert M. Moldenbuauer
Donald_i_Snarks
Dingle
Lloyd John Swa
Russell Anton Stevens
Robert’ Nelson Grimes
Charley Arnold Tueller
Grant Ross Sleight
Ovid Elmo S. Stephens
Logan C. Mattson
Paris
Earl David Butler
Rex John Haddock
Paria -Douglas
N.—Bischoff
Geneva
Merrill G. Transtrum
St. Charles
Cyril Joséph Prescott
Sharon
Bloomington
Dean B. Hoff
Lawrence P. Hart
Kimber Kunz Barlow
Zane Richard Berrey
Glen Crane Olsen
Ovid
Donald C. Hunter
Bennington
Rex William Passey
Durwood Perkins
Lindon Granell Grandy
Bear Lake wool pool sets January 15 deadline for contracts
Bear Lake County wool pool committee warns growers final date to sign and ship contracts is January 15. Many contracts already arrive but members are urged to return forms promptly to ensure eligibility, as late signed clips have been rejected at shipping. Contract forms available at the county agent in Paris First Security Bank in Montpelier or from pool members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
Bear Lake
Wool Pool
Paris
First Security Bank
Montpelier
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. H. Rich
Paralysis Campaign
County War Boards
Exid 3
Leopoldville
Belgian Congo
Gertrude Edwin
St. Mary’s
Fielding
The
Miss Ekins
Provo High School
University of Idaho
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