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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1956

Page

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Oscarson Spartans edge Bulldogs in home thriller

Oscarson's Spartans edged the Force Bulldogs 58 to 50 on Grace court in a tight opener. Ray Humpherys scored 21 with 11 free throws, Sterling Vallentine hit 8 of 12, and Larry Jaussi added 13 points as the locals outpaced Westside in a comeback effort. Poor passing hurt late, while Fielding sparked a fourth quarter rally for the Bulldogs.

Oscarson Spartans Saturdt Forace Bulldogs Grace Court Ding Ray Humpherys Sterling Vallentine Bill Bird Larry Jaussi Richard Stocker Westside Falls

Former Bloomington Man Dies in Provo Utah

Isaac Dunford aged 47 died early Sunday due to a heart ailment in a Provo hospital. Born January 29, 1908 in Bloomington, he married Lela Christensen in September 1929 at the Salt Lake Temple. He had worked as a turbine operator at Provo City Power since 1943 and is survived by his widow, five sons, four brothers, and four sisters. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the River Grove Ward Chapel, with interment in Provo City Cemetery.

Isaac Dunford Provo Utah Bloomington Oliver Cowdery Ida Osmond Dunford Lela Christensen Galt Lake Temple Dunford Provo City Harold G U. S.marine San Diego Charles K Pred C John O Scott O River Grove Ward

Edison School PTA Meeting Highlights Parent Training

Bloomington Bloomingtion PTA met Monday with 18 in attendance. President Vera Dunford led the session. Seminary instructor Merrill Budge spoke on Parents Training in the Home. Annette Findlay sang a vocal solo.

Edison School Pta Bloomington Vera Dunford Merrill Budge Annette Findlay

Misawa Airman Becomes J2na Counselor on New Year

A/10 Eudell Parker, son of Mr and Mrs Ronald Parker, stationed at Misawa Japan, was sustained as j2na counselor in the MIA on New Year’s Day. He enjoys his Air Force work and thanks friends for Christmas ecards and letters while extending New Year wishes.

Eudell Parker Ronald Parker Misawa Japan J2na MIA Air Force

Local and Personal News Roundup of Community Visits

The Study Group met at the Grant Rich home. Raymond Webb returned from a ten day convention in Dover Ohio. Several couples and individuals traveled to Salt Lake City Mesa Arizona and various local towns for visits and relatives. Members and friends such as Mona Shepherd Joyce Athay Lloyd Hansen Rex Robinson and others are noted with hospitality travels and family care.

Raymond Webb Dover Ohio

License Plate Deadline Set for Jan 20

State Police official Mark Wilson warns that all cars and trucks must display new plates by Friday Jan 20 or face law violations. He notes violators can be arrested immediately after the date.

Mark Wilson Wilson

Eighteenth Birthday Registers for Selective Service

The piece explains the 18th birthday as the deadline to register under the Selective Service Law. It notes some men still fail to register and face delinquency, possible induction, or prosecution with penalties up to $10,000 and five years in prison. It stresses that registrars or local boards handle registrations and the five day window after turning 18.

United States Selective Service Act

Potash Company executives travel amid business in Paris Salt Lake

J. Hesler and T. L. Carey went to Salt Lake Tuesday where Mr. Carey boarded a plane to Denver after handling business for the Potash Company of America. Hesler returned to Paris Monday night following several days of company matters.

J. ©. Hesler T. L. Carey Salt Lake Mr. Carey Denver Potash Company of American Mr. Hesler Paris William J. Lamborn Mark Cheney Logan Jos. A. Cheney Lamborn

Community Notes From St Charles Neighbors

Betty Dunlap and children visited Poc citello relatives while Ola Jensen recovers at his sister Ida Windley’s home. A new chapel loud speaker and hardwood floor update the Sun day School and amusement hall. Visiting Sunday School officers include Helen Crawford Clinton Tremelling Lola Johnson and Ruby Kearl. Home missionaries Eldon Mattson and Arden Bunderson spoke at Sacrament meeting. Relief Society assistants and others visited the Nelson home. Delegates to the Farm Bureau convention in Burley from London Pugmire and Mrs fred Keatch report a fine trip. Lothair Rich replaces James Pugmire as Sun day School Supt after a week-long Boise Meridian visit by Mrs Lothair Rich. All officers retained.

Helen Crawford Paris Clinton Tremelling Garden City Lola Johnson Ruby Kearl Laketown Eldon Mattson Arden Bunderson Nelson Relief Society Press Hazel Transtrum Courselor Wanda Rich Ida Hemmert Arlene Lizzie Keétoh Arlena Arnell Carrie Pugmixe Lovina Linford John Brewer J. H. Clark London Pugmire Mra Fred Keatch Farm Bureau Burley Sun James Lothairr Rich

Farmers Urged to Secure Social Security Card for Tax Time

C Ben Reavis of the Social Security Administration in Pocatello urges self employed farmers to obtain their social security numbers and understand reporting for social security credit. He notes a 3 percent tax on net earnings up to 4200 dollars yearly and that self employed pay this through their income tax return. Older farmers inquire about old age payments. those operating their own farms may qualify after two years under social security after 1954.

Social Security Credit C. Ben Reavis Social Scurity Administration Pocatello Reavis

Breakfast Key to Daily Nutrition Warns Home Agent

Barbara Kitchens, a home agent, cites a Montana study of 418 college freshmen and 15 year old high school students in two Montana towns. Those skipping breakfast or drinking only coffee failed to compensate later, especially girls, with only 30 percent having adequate breakfasts and fruit lacking vitamin C impacting daily intake.

Barbara Kitchens Montana Idaho Montana College

January Activity Calendar Highlights and Ball Dates

January events include Paria Lions Club activities on the 19th and 27th Paria Gold & Green Balls on the 23rd and 27th Liberty Sharon Gold and Green on the 19th Ovid Gold & Green Ball on the 23rd Lanark Gold & Green Ball on the 13th and 27th Montpelier game on the 1st Fielding PTA meetings on multiple dates Basketball games Scouting events and public meetings Compiled listings show PTA and civic group activities through June with dances balls tournaments and school events listed by date and organization

Paria Lions Club Liberty Sharon Ovid Lanark Paria Montpelier Scout Court of Honor Bloomington MIA Old Folka Party Emerson Stake Farm Bureau American Legion PTA

Fern Wallentine Named City Librarian

At a Monday City Council meeting Mrs Fern Wallentine was hired as the citys new librarian filling the vacancy from Etta Birds death. Starting this week the library opens Wednesdays and Fridays 1 30 to 4 30 and patrons with overdue books are asked to visit the library to straighten records.

Fern Wallentine Etta Bird Hdse

Wool Growers to Meet in Montpelier January 21

Bear Lake Valley Wool Growers will meet Saturday January 21 at 1 00 p m in Montpelier City Hall for their annual reorganization. If reorganized an election will be held for directors. Present directors include Frank Sorgatz Tim Matthews Lester Skinner Dr Spencer Hess Bob Kerns County Agent secretary. A program is planned. Last year the pool handled over 281000 pounds of wool and sold to Hallowell Jones and Donald for 4475 cents per pound.

Bear Lake Valley Montpelier Frank Sorgatz Tim Matthews Lester Skinner Spencer Hess Charles Wess Bob Kerns County Agt Hallowell Jones Donald Mel Claar Idaho

Petersons Visit Relatives Across States

Mr and Mrs Eldon L Peterson and six children from Taylorsville Utah visited with Mr and Mrs George Parker in Paris and Mrs Hazel Peterson and others at Ovid. Mrs George Jr Massed away in Soda Springs after a lingering illness. Charles Law drove to Soda Springs. Hugh Shepherd and Leslie Bolton visited Edwin Shepherd in Pocatello hospital. Edwin is slowly recovering from a heart attack.

Eldon L. Peterson Taylorsville Utah George Parker Paris Hazel Peterson Ovid Mirs George Mrs Jr Soda Springs Abrs Charles Law Hugh Shepherd Leslie Bolton Pocatello Edwin Shepherd Edwin

Bear Lake Memorial Hospital Admissions Report

A list from Bear Lake Memorial Hospital details patient admissions and births in January. Names include T Parker Montpelier Admitted Jan 10 medical and Fay Nicholls Ovid Admitted Jan 10 major surgery released Jan 16. Also listed are Robert Measerly Montpelier admitted Jan 21 medical and several others with Jan 11 to Jan 17 admissions, major or minor surgeries and multiple releases. Births reported: a girl to Mr and Mrs Parker of Paris and a girl to Mr and Mrs Johnson of Laketown Utah on Jan 14.

T. Parker Montpelier Fay Nicholls Ovid Robert Measerly Evan DeVerl Willams Conda John B. Nield Dow Williamson St. Charles Herb Fendrey Robert, Stocker Hugh Rich Paris Wallace Brown Liberty Glenn. Price Laketown Clayton H. Robinson Marian Parker Keith Johnson Utah Ofirs Bear Lake Hospital Art Satterthwaite Owercome Joan Dee Bonnie Rae Phillip

Hodges William N dies in Logan at 85

William N Hodges 85 died Saturday in Logan. Born Laketown July 15 1870 he was a son of Nathaniel and Louisa Hodges. He married Clara Nelson October 22 1902 in the Logan Temple. He was a high priest active in LDS Church affairs. Surviving: widow of Logan daughter Evelyn Lewis of Logan one grandchild seven brothers and four sisters. Funeral services were held Tuesday in the Logan Fourth Ward chapel. Burial in Logan Cemetery.

William N. Hodges Logan Gie Laketown Nathaniel Louisa Weston Hodges Clara Nelson LDS Church Hia Theodore Evelyn) Lewis Logan 4Th Surial Logan Cemetery

Navy High School Graduate Training Program vacancies listed

Navy Recruiter Jack Reckler visited Paria last Friday to announce three openings in the January High School Graduate Training Program. All graduates are guaranteed assignments to one of the 66 Navy trade schools with vacancies in Electronics two and Naval Aviation one. Interested applicants should contact the Navy Recruiting Office in Pocatello Idaho.

Jack Reckler Navy Paria Post Pocatello Idaho W Electronics Naval Aviation

Unusual January Weather Drops Snow Then Rain

A chalky scene in January as about 3 inches of snow covered the ground Sunday morning followed by light rain for most of the day. Temperatures stayed moderate for the season with overcast skies Monday and Tuesday slowly clearing Wednesday morning.

Skdes

Neighbors Celebrate Lena Fox Birthday Gathering

A group of neighbors and friends gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs. Lena Foxs home to celebrate her birthday. Attendees included Emma Sleight Lou anna Nelson Jeanette Allred Lena Caldwell Clavina Ramey Rhoda Crawford Madge Lewis Lena Caldwell Rhea Stiucki and Annie Price.

Lena Fox Emma Sleight Louanna Nelson Jeanette Allred Lena Caldwell Clavina Ramey Rhoda Crawford Madge Lewis Rhea Stiucki Annie Price

Laketown Family Leaves for Salt Lake City

Ep Amos B Robinson and family move from Laketown to Salt Lake City with furniture. Lorin Weston family transports belongings. Amos served in Utah Legislature and studied away from Laketown earlier. They plan to live at 3295 Del Verde Ave near Mill Creek Canyon.

Amos B. Robinson Laketown Salt Lake City Lorin Weston Amos Utah Mildred Carol Doris Melvin Alan del Verde Ave Mill Creek Canyon

Polio Drive Sounded by Fire Siren in Paris

Fire siren to sound at 6 30 Friday evening January 20 to mark the Polio Drive conducted by the Lions Club in Paris. Lions members meet at 6:00 at the Hotel Paris for final instructions on a house to house canvass. They will call at doors after the siren to solicit contributions for the Fight Against Polio.

Paris Lions Club Bob Kerns

Montpelier Lions Club Sponsors Polio Dance 1956

The Montpelier Lions Club hosts the second annual Polio Fund Drive dance on January 21, 1956 at Montpelier High School Gym. A Jitterbug Contest starts at 10:30 pm with Phil Harris Orchestra providing music from Logan Utah and prizes for top three couples plus door prizes. Admission is 80 cents, all proceeds go to the Polio Fund Drive. Also noted: Daughters of Utah Pioneers meet January 26 at 2 pm. Ralph Rich and family travel to Salt Lake City for heart surgery. Mrs. Rich hospitalized.

Phil Harris Logan Utah Jay B. Hann Daughters of Utah Pioneers Amy Athay Ralph Rich Salt Lake City

Dr. R L White Announces Candidacy for US Senate

Boise Republican Dr. Raymond L. White, a physician and former Ada County senator, announced his bid for the U S Senate in the August 14 1958 Republican primary. Born New Plymouth Idaho he served in World War II and has practiced in Boise for eleven years with two children.

Raymond L. White Boise United States Dr White Ada County White Senate Public Welfare and Public Health Dr. White New Plymouth Idaho College of Idaho Caldwell Loyola School of Medicine Chicago U. S Army Airforce Base Hospital Hickmanfield Hawaii Pearl Harbor James L. Stewart Susan Robert

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American Falls Rockland South Rich North Gem Grace Fasi Ng Grace Grant Rich Russell Athay Reed J Rich Mrs. M. Q& Collings Mesa Arizona 2Nd Ward Relief Society Mona Shepherd An ‘Kipling Empire Joyce Athay Walter Bird Tontpelier Carrie Passey Burdette Pugmire James Cantewell Smithfield Lloyd -Hansen Jess Scheidegger Alvin Curliss Norma Gambling and Son Lloyd Hansen Eas Rex Robinson Lava Hot Springs Tearle Athay Gwen Passey Johnny Wirs D. BE. Haddock Eldon Lewis Ferris Hess Scott Law Roseville Calif Robert Wuthrich Qrontpelier Willard,Hansen Milford Passey Galt Wake And Mire Mir Mires Kenneth Myers Alfred Rogers Ray Lewis PoldstAllo ST. Charles News Betty Dunlap Poccitello Pugmires Ola Jensen Ida Windley Ray and Veil Rich Meridian Lothair Rich Fielding Pta FFA Rose Parla Relief Society Old Folks Fielding Siles Fielding High School Emérson Scout NEW Librarian Q. T. Parker Wardsboro Bear Lake W Hospital Bear Lake Memorial Hospital U. S. Navy High School Graduate Training Laketown News Emma Robinson Weston Thomas G. Weston John H. Weston Albert R. Weston Emma Cheney Lydia Johnson Sylvia Parker Corona Heber C. Robinson Pearlina Alley Joe Beverly Weston Arlene Beck Bryce Bell Lydia Weston Leah Gathan “McNeil Beck Montpelier Lions Club Montpelier High School Ivan Beck Junior Sommers Salt Lake ‘City R. L. White of
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