Spartans Remain Undefeated In League Play
Fielding and Montpelier split a late week double header with Montpelier Bears edging Fielding 42 39 in the main game. Miles and Whitefor Bears sealed the win with two late layups as Montpelier capitalized on Fielding fouls. Second game went to Montpelier 45 34 as Fielding J V trailed at halftime and fell behind in the third quarter.
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Montpelier
Fielding
Montpelier Bears
Spartans
Bears
Artaws
Miles
Whiteforc
Mont. SpeHer
Thornock Eanes
Lavds Daha Bens
Eohis
Fig. Ft. Pf
Gisee Tags
Deja Alegat
Split Teves
Sek
BOS Wea DS
Elaine Ok
Vb Bobs Pee
Fielding J.v.'s
Montpeter Cubs
Aberdeen
Gary Price
Bob Jensen
Paul Goebel
T. P.f
Price
Michaelson
Monson Go
FHS Basketball Schedule and Scores Highlight Season
Coach Schwab guides the Spartans through Dec and Jan league games at Bancroft Inkom and major matchups with North Rich South Rich Montpelier North Gem and Afton Fielding and Montpelier results include 67 50 38 46 41 45 56 61 58 49 64 34 52 40 48 40 39 42 80 86 29 42 43 34 84 26 46 38 30 61 43 43 44 36 34 61 43 30 26 84 26 etc.
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Fielding
North Rich
Montpelier
South Rich
Rockland
Amer. Fails
N. Cache
Welding
Wielding & Aberdeen
Goda Springs
North Marsh
Former Bear Lake Man Dies in Logan
Wesley Ephraim Herzog aged 58 died in Logan Gatarday after a brief illness. Born January 6, 1896 in Dingle Idaho to Ephraim and Rose Teuscher Herzog, he married Sara Gleed in Preston December 7, 1929. He farmed at Geneva until 1985 then moved to Logan and worked eight years for Lundahl Iron Works before the rest of his life with Union Pacific Railroad. Survived by his widow Darla Mae Herzog, his mother Rose Herzog of Logan, plus seven brothers and one sister. Funeral services were held Wednesday in the Logan 6th Ward chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Ephraim Herzog
Logan Gatarday
Dingle Idaho
Ephraim
Rose Teuscher Herzog
Sara Gleed
Preston
Logan Temple
Geneva
Logan
Lundahl Iron Works
Union Pacific Railroad ‘Co
Darla Mae
Rose ‘Herzog
Logan 6Th Ward
Garden City Gold and Green Ball Jan 23 Theme Little Dutch Mill
Garden City hosts a social event Saturday evening January 23 titled The Little Dutch Mill with Luke and Eva Orchestra providing music. Invitations extended to attendees. Also notes visits and gatherings of local residents including Don Lewis of Evanston calling on Saturday at the Jesse Lewis home and other visits among Collings, Davies, Anderson families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Don Lewis
Evanston
Jesse Lewis
Birthday Anniversary and Local Benefit social in Liberty
Mrs. Hazel Sleight hosted Jackie Sleight’s eighth birthday anniversary last Saturday. A benefit social for Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Humpherys drew a large crowd Monday night with The Seventies Quorum in charge. The variety program featured prayers, impersonations, singing, and tap dancing by local residents and guests, closing with a benediction from Bishop Marvin Hymas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Sleight
Jackie
David Roberta
Logan
Alfred Humpherys
Evan Morgan
John Spencer
Rollo Nye
E. W. Stucki
Lloyd Passey
Rosa Hann
Katherine
Liberty Sharon Ward
Stanley Morgan
Olive Rich
Dean
Leo Bartschi
Maud
Randy Carlson
Harve
Florence Matthews
Ray Hymas
Verla Morgan
Nadine Roberts
Tim Matthews
Aston E. Roberta
Warren McMurray
Evangeline Hymas
Marvin Hymas
Valley Snow Totals Mount To Five Inches
Seven below zero Wednesday morning marks one of the coldest spells of the winter. The valley has accumulated five inches of snow this week after three inches last Thursday and Friday and two inches Monday. No wind accompanied the storm and roads are generally good though Logan canyon road remains slick and chains are advised.
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Mid-West
Logan Canyon
Wool Growers to Meet at Montpelier January 23
Bear Lake County Wool Growers announce an organization meeting on Saturday January 23 at 1 with Mr M C Claar Idaho Wool Growers secretary as speaker. Directors say his talk on the wool outlook will be valuable and urge all growers to attend.
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Bear Lake County
Pot luck supper at Mrs. Grace Smedley’s home
On Wednesday evening January 13 a pot luck supper was enjoyed by a group of ladies including Alvina Shepherd Ruby Lewis Leora Taylor dik Bolton Olive Lewis Carrie Passey Naom Grandy Annie Price Verona Stevene and Lucille Rogers at Mrs Grace Smedley’s residence.
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Grace Smedley
Alvina Shepherd
Ruby Lewis
Leora Taylor
Dik Bolton
Olive Lewis
Carrie Passey
Naom Grandy
Annie Price
Verona Stevene
Lucille Rogers
Local families gather for visits and life events in St Charles
Montpelier residents Rex Linford and family visit Frank Linford as do R J Stevens and daughters. Wesley Negus and kids travel to Star Valley. Parig hosts a square dance with Michaelsons Hymas and Ericksons. Several relatives attend weddings, baptisms, and Sunday services while others travel to Logan and Lake Town for visits and anniversaries.
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Rex Linford
Montpelier
Frank Linfords
R. J. Stevens
Glayde Erickson
Laketown
Harold Brewer
Lava
Dla Mae Pugmire Schwab
Fish Haven
Hugh Morgan
Liberty
Logan
Annie P. Keetch
Louise Keetch Nebéker
Annie
Wm. Hill
California
Sworth
Clinton
Ster
Vaterans Hospital
Salt Lake
Theddocia Hymas Atkin
Ghelley
Delbert Hymas
Lions March On Polio Drive In Paris Feb One
Lions Club announces polio fund drive in Paris on February 1. At 6 30 p m the siren will signal porch lights to be on for callers to collect contributions. County chairman Max Haddock says this is the sole fundraising effort for the cause.
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Paris
Bob Kerns
Lions Club
Kerns
Max Haddock
Mr. Kerns
Delegates Report on Game Convention
At a Rainbow Rod and Gun Club meeting a report from delegates to the Boise convention was given. Delegates Pres. Lee Tufts Wayne Wilcox and Carl Sleight described problems discussed at the sportsmen and game commission gathering.
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Rainbow Rod & Gun Club
Sportsmen and Game Commission
Boise
Pres
Lee Tufts
Wayne Wilcox
Montpelier
Carl Sleight
Paris
Lions Enjoy Fine Dinner at Paris Club Meeting
The Paris Lions Club held its regular monthly meeting at Emerson School last Thursday evening. Mrs. Amos Hulme prepared and served the meal, as Laurel Pugmire of St. Charles transferred membership from Lava Hot Springs to join Paris Cheb as an active member.
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Paris Lions Club
Emerson School
Amos Hulme
Laurel Pugmire
St. Charles
Lava Hot Springs Club
Paris Cheb
Lanark Gold and Green Ball Planned for Jan 2
The Lanark Gold and Green Ball is scheduled for Wednesday night January 2 with the Merlin Dunn orchestra providing music. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Lanark Gold & Green
Merlin Dunn
Community News Highlights From Lake Town Area
Joseph Earley took his family to Logan to see the Globe Trotters game. Star Valley beat North Rich basketball in Star Valley on Friday night. Mrs. Parker received several parties before returning to Corona California. Numerous gatherings honored Mrs. Parker with friends from Logan, Garden City, and Meadowville. Fern Johnson drove from Cedar City to attend a wedding reception and survived a night in snow after her car skidded along icy roads before being helped by trucks and a state patrolman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Earley
Logan
Globe Trotters
Clayton Robinson
Howard Lamborn
North Rich
Star Valley
Parnell Johnson
Lydia Johnson
Sylvia Weston Parker
Salt Lake
Albert R. Weston
Johnson
Emma Cheney
Thomas G. Weston
Heber
C. Robinson
Parker
Ira. Cheney
Pearling Alley
Sterling Rich
Tee
Gardori City
Meadowvilla
Harald Johnson
Miss Johnson
Mystery comedy to be staged at Paris Second Ward
Mia to present a three act mystery comedy It's All in Your Head by Charles Quimby Burdette. Show scheduled for Thursday January 28 at 8 p.m. in the Second Ward chapel with a matinee for pupil students on January 27. Cast includes Charleen Bird Jean Cleveland Ione Budge Carolyn Lewis Rhea Hulme Lorna Lewis Wendell Shepherd Hzra Budge Junick Vallentine Paul Goebel William Rogers.
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Paris Second Ward
MIA
Charles Quimby Burdette
Second Ward
Charleen Bird
Jéan Cleveland
Ione Budge
Carolyn Lewis
Rhea Hulme
Lorna Lewis
Wendell Shepherd
Hzra Budge
Jun
Former Bear Lake Lady Dies in Boise
Alice Johnson 77 died in a Boise hospital January 9 after a long illness. Born June 12, 1876 in Liberty she was married to Heber Johnson in Logan Temple October 28 1897. She left ten children eight surviving, and eight siblings. Funeral held January 10 in Boise 4th Ward chapel with relatives from Paris Liberty and Logan in attendance.
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Alice Johnson
Boiae
Aingering
St Liberty
John
Mary Ann Pitman Hymas
LDS Church
Heber Johnson
Logan
Paris
Lanark
Boise
Boise 4Th Ward
Darwin Haddock
Emma Hymas
Liberty
David Roberts
Bloomington Religious Social and Community Notes
Bloomington highlights include temple excursion to Logan led by Victor Reese and Pearl Patterson with George Ward and J B Haddock. Elder Jerry Bunn of Montpelier spoke in Sacrament meeting. Cleone Payne became second counselor in Primary. Nola Haddock sustained. Social gatherings featured Friendly Club at Delora Nelson’s home and multiple local visitors. Venile Bee returned from California. Rex Bateman mission testimonial in Etna Wyoming. Bloomington Gold & Green Ball with Moonlight and Roses theme. Junior Gleaners and M-men honored with florals and a floor show by Bee Hive and youth groups. Mutual Stake Board represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Reese
Pearl Patterson
George Ward
J. B. Haddock
Logan
Jerry Bunn
Montpelier
Ivan Reese
Cleone Payne
Nola Haddock
Friendly Club
Delora Nelson
Inez Findlay
Violet Nelson
J. Ib. Haddock
Omirs
George Painter
Alma Findlay
George Piggott
Venile Bee
California
Otis Bateman
Ben Bateman
Etna
Wyo
Rex Bateman
Wiffen Bateman
Julia Nelson
Gladys Jacobson
Jay Nelson
Perry
Brigham City
Bloomington
Libby Jane Bateman
Gayle Talbot
Beverly Ann Painter
Ann Marie Dunford
Carolyn Piggott
Donna Love Thornock
LaRene Thornock
Nyle Nelson
Gary Findlay
Carl Thornock
Bee Hive
Mutual Stake Board
Don Lewis
Evanston
Nellie and
Cyril Jacobson
Alton Bunn
Joan Haddock
Idaho Falls
Paul Haddock
Pioneer Bear Lake Lady Dies in Logan
Martha Elizabeth Pugmire, 87, early Bear Lake Valley teacher, died in Logan after a life linking Salt Lake City birth, Bear Lake settlement, and Pocatello farming. Survived by children Ada Mangum, Leah Bateham, Elva Morgan, and others. funeral held in Pocatello.
Old Alks committee hosts successful Fish Haven party
The Old Alks committee organized a Saturday January 16 party with a 1 p.m. dinner followed by a program including readings solos and duets. An adjacent 6:30 p.m. luncheon and continued program featured more readings music and dancing. Several couples and families attended and officials credited a well run event despite a near accident when Geren Howell’s car burned. Elder Taft Badge spoke January 10 and the Relief Society gathered 22 members January 12 to sew and make a quilt.
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Alfred Howell
Ethel Perkins
Donovar Howell
Eana Stock
Jesse
Myrtle Cottle
Delbert Loveland
Heber Stock
Ernest Wilkes
Geren Howell
Geren
Taft Badge
Relief Society
Jennie Pugmire
Vera Kearl
Louise Stock
Provo
Ivan Perkins
Bennington
Alma Perkins
Garth Loveland
Randolph
Garth
Carol Devenish
Logan
Gloria Stock
Orean Stock
Ruth Beyeler
Drucula Wilk Effie Stock
Vere Wilkes
California
Young Couple Married in Idaho Falls Temple
Gay Satterthwaite and Dennis Burdick united in a double ring ceremony at the Idaho Falls Temple on January 12. Attending were their families from Laketown Bennington and Border Wyoming. A reception followed at Laketown Recreation Hall with Fern Johnson designing the gown and a large crowd in attendance. The couple will reside in Bennington Idaho as Gay completes her senior year at Montpelier High School.
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Idaho Falls Temple
Gay Satterthwaite
Dennis Burdick
Marraga
Harl Gatterthwaite
Laketown
Lloyd Burdick
Bennington
Idsho
Ted Cook
Border
Wyo
Gattenth
Fern Johnson
Cedar City
Gay
Ralph Findlay
Bloomington
Harl Satterthwaite
Jennie Harley
Harl_Satterthwaite
Song
North Rich
Juno Weston
Norms Willis
Edith Warley
LaRue Lameborn
Vernetta Weston
Elna Creek
Florence Willis
Dennis Creek
Howard Lamborn
Because
Vaughn
Pras
Harold Johnson
Wirs
Allison
Roger and
VanNesa Burdick
William Speirs
L. B. Johnson
Leo Johnson
John Farner
Sheldon
Austadt
Bart Satterthwaite
Cecil Satterthwaite
Russell Satterthwaite
Frank Satterthwaite
Paris area activity calendar and future dances listed
An event calendar lists dates for church relief society meetings in Paris, G and G balls in Garden City and various towns, stake festivals, old folks parties, seminary events, youth activities, and late spring dances including Gold and Green Balls and Clue Dance. The entries cover January to April with multiple communities and venues noted.
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Paris
W. Relief Society
Garden City
Lanark Gold & Green
Sweetheart
Ovid
St. Charles
Stake
B-moen
Gieanste
Clue Dan
Seminary
Montpelier
API
MIA Baal
Alga
Scouts
Beanood
aViauadevens
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Fig
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I Christopheraon
Christensen
Wil Hogann
Maughan Eoadese
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Bancroft
Inkom
Bear Lake
Garden City Gold & Green
Nolan Davies
Seattle, Wash
Jos. Collings
Gwen
DeWin Anderson
Wm. Jensen
Robt. Wuthrich
Montpeler
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Lavern Lewis
Velma Hansen
Mimi Parker
Liberty News
ST. Charles News
LIONS
Herbert Spencer
Salt Lake City
Oregon
Mesa
Arizona
Charles Dickens
2Nd Ward Relief Society
Mona Shepherd
Martha Elizabeth Pugmire
Bear Lake Valley
Pocatello
Christopher and
Xaressa Fairbanks Merkley
George Young Pugmire
Tiden
Pagmirs
Ada Mangum
Santa Monica
Calif
Leah Bateham
Elva Morgan
Robert
Tracy
Duncan
George
Potatello
Harold
Seattle
Wash
Roy Jewett
Noonan
Amy Miles
M. M. Collings
1St Ward Relief Society
Luke and
Eva
Fish Haven News
Hugh Rich
Kate Rich
Afton
Byron Christiansen
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