Blood Drawing Tops Quota At Montpelier Event
The Bloodmobile at A. J. Winters School in Montpelier collected 170 pints, 20 over Bear Lake County's semi annual quota. Co chairmen thank donors and volunteers including pin recipients Freddie Parker and David Teety. Names listed span nurses typists loaders and committee members from several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Winters
Montpelier
Bear Lake County
R. B. Lindsay
J. D. McClellan
County Treasurer reports tax receipts and license figures
County Treasurer Mrs. Juanita Smart says taxes are again being received. delinquent first and some second installments are being paid with the June 20 1964 deadline for the 1963 second installment. Sheriff O E Monson notes a busy day including a Bennington accident involving a 1961 Ford and a 1962 Ford truck on snowy roads. The car suffered a total loss and the truck $470 damage. $2300 in belongings were stolen from a vehicle between Ovid and Montpelier. Randall H Argoe and Glenn Swanson from Billings skidded off Highway 89 en route from Phoenix to Billings. suits and clothes among stolen items. County Clerk Amos B Hulme issued a marriage license to Michael Peter Maisonneuve and Linda Jean Larson. 94 licenses issued in 1963 versus 84 in 1962. Idahoans totaled 52 with Bear Lake County at 41, Utah 41, Wyoming 41, Colorado 28, and scattered from other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Smart
O. E. Monson
Bennington
Conover Wright
Don C. Clark
Conover
Clark
Ovid
Montpelier
Randall H. Argoe
Glenn Swanson
Billings
Mont
Phoenix
Highway 89
London
Amos B. Hulme
Michael Peter Maisonneuve
Colorado Springs
Colo
Linda Jean Larson
Arvada
Ifty
California
Kansas
Minnesota
South Dakota
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Oregon
Louisiana
New York
Iowa
Birthday Greetings January 80 February 5
Birthday wishes go to Ron ald Ray Rathbone, Terry C. Smith, Chad L. Pugmire, Ro bert Kelsey, Lee Bunderson, and Steven J. Hoge. Also extend best regards to Mr and Mrs DevVerl F Passey on their anniversary.
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Ronald Ray Rathbone
Terry C. Smith
Chad L. Pugmire
Robert Kelsey
Lee Bunderson
Steven J. Hoge
DevVerl F. Passey
Ovid Man Joseph Peterson 79 Dies of Heart Attack
Joseph 8. Peterson, 79, lifelong Ovid resident, died of a heart ailment at home. He was born June 10, 1884, in Ovid to Thomas Christian and Cathy Peterson. Survived by wife Louisa and four sons Walter Gary Dean Alvoid, two grandchildren and a sister. Funeral Thursday at 1 pm at the Ovid LDS Ward Chapel with burial in Ovid Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Peterson
Ovid
Esther
Evelan
Mr. Peterson
Thomas Christian
Cathy Peterson Peterson
Louisa Bischoff
Salt Lake City Temple
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Walter
Gary
Bloomington
Alvoid
Paris
George Peterson
Ovid Lds Ward
Sheriff's Office Finances Reported for 1963 at Lake County
O E Monson summarizes 1963 receipts and disbursements from the Bear Lake County Sheriff's Office. Details include 1 981 driver licenses issued for 7 924 00 with portions allocated to the State and County, 163 Chauffer's Licenses totaling 489 with allocations to State and County, 146 Driver Training Permits totaling 435, 62 duplicates for 46 50, and 1 207 90 collected as Sheriff Service Fees. The report notes funds sent to the State and County Treasurer and an unused budget portion of 1 218 75 returned to the Gen Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County
O. E. Monson
Sheriff's Office
Bear Lake County
Central Farmers Hit by Snowslide
Last Saturday at 3 10 a m a large snow avalanche struck near the Central Farmers Fertilizer Co Administration Building. It crossed the rail area and damaged a false brick wall but did not affect plant operations. No injuries were reported and the parking area was cleared by Sunday with a plywood wall covering the opening.
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Central Farmers Fertilizer Co. Administration
Soldier in SNOW STORM tests winter drill in Korea
George Ramey Jr 24 of Paris parents notes in 7th Infantry Division took part in Exercise SNOW STORM in Korea. The week long field training ended Jan 18 to test operation under cold Korean winter and impact on men and gear. Ramey a senior windset operator joined in May 1968 after Fort Ord basic training and overseas arrival last October. He is a 1957 Fielding High School and 1962 Utah State graduate who worked for the Bureau of Land Management in Winnemucca before joining the Army.
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Ith Inf
Korea
George W. Ramey
Paris
7Th Infantry Division
Ramey
81St Artillery
Fort Ord
Calif
Fielding High School
Utah State University
Logan
Army
Bureau of Land Management
Winnemucca
Nev
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital Births and Admissions
Births at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital list a boy born to DeMar Romrell of Pegram on January 7 and a girl born to Jack Stone of Montpelier on January 10. Several residents from Montpelier Paris Laketown and nearby towns are reported for medical or accident cases with discharges noted through January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMar Romrell
Pegram
Jack Stone
Montpelier
Tommy R. Teuscher
Kent Michel
Paris
Grant Passey
James E. Sanders
Salt Lake City
Robert Earley
Laketown
Bruce R. Peterson
Logan
Rites Conducted for Cyril S Budge
Funeral rites were held Monday for Cyril S Budge 64 who died from a heart attack. The service included performances by Opal Shepher d and a choir with speakers Bp Glen Ward and Pres T Jay Nelson. Budge, a former Paris mayor and Budge Land and Livestock manager, is survived by a wide family. He was born November 22 1899 in Paris. Interment followed at Paris City Cemetery.
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Cyril S. Budge
Opal Shepherd
Kingdom of Heaven
Darlene Rich
Ruth Vallentine
Thelma Hansen
Leonora Stucki
Horsley Spencer
Amos B. Hulme
Corine Koontz
Glen P. Ward
Pres
T. Jay Nelson
John Spencer
Fenton Allred
Taft P. Budge
Newell Budge
David Budge
Richard Budge
Cyril Watt Allen Budge
Don Budge
Glen Budge
Mr. Budge
Paris
Ned and
Wayne
Logan
Worth Fina Eborn
Moselle Budge
England
Newell
Roy, Utah
Ada P. Budge
Christmas Seal sales total on Bear Lake County drive
Christmas Seal returns to Bear Lake County total 579.30 as of December 31. Mrs. Max T. Haddock, chairwoman of the Bear Lake County Tuberculosis Committee, urges repeat support to fund education and patient aid programs. She says eradication in Idaho requires every citizen's contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
Max T. Haddock
Haddock
Idaho
People in BLC urged to prepare for nuclear attack
County Agent Hyrum G. Johnson notes some preparations could save lives in a U S nuclear event. He explains fallout spreads after a blast and that heavy walls and sealed basements reduce exposure, with two weeks of protection often sufficient to survive.
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United States
Hyrum G. Johnson
Spartans Defeat Beavers 58 43 In Home Court win
Spartans topple American Falls Beavers 58 to 43 to stay unbeaten 6 0 in league play led by Wayne Humpherys 18 points all in the second half Hymns 13 Melvin Parker 10 rebounds 8 points. Fielding shot 38 from the floor and 78 from the line. Next games Montpelier Bears at home then Soda Springs on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartans
American Falls Beavers
North Gem
Wayne Humpherys
Humpherys
Jon Hyde
Snartan
Melvin Parker
Fielding
Derricott of Montpelier Dies After Long Illness
William Derricott 71 of Montpelier died Tuesday morning at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He was born December 19, 1892 in Liberty to Jos and Marintha Derricott and married Evva E. Smith July 19, 1915 in Sharon. funeral Friday January 31 at 1 PM at the Third Fifth LDS Ward Chapel in Montpelier with interment Liberty Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Derricott
Montpelier
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Liberty
Jos
Marintha Watkins Derricott
Derricott
Evva E. Smith
Sharon
Logan
LDS Church
Stake High Priests Quorum
Moose Lodge
Don
Wayne
Sugar City
Phil
Lloyd
Fay
Allontpelier
Bruce
Jack
Verla) Gregerson
Orson
Cyrus
Alberta
Canada
Aces
Sandy
Utah
Harold
Pascoé
Wash
Idah Toomer
Cokeville
Wyo
Martha Hymas
Elton Quinn
Salt Lake City
LDS Ward
lLiberty
Paris Post and its 84-year service history detailed
The article traces the ownership and name changes of the Paris Post from its 1880 origins through shifts to The Paris Review and The Bear Lake Booster, noting key figures John A. Wallis and Doc Broxon, culminating with the Prestons moving to Paris in 1968 and the paper’s role in local life. It quotes a 1927 reach for circulation and independence, urging local subscription as investment.
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Court House
John A. Wallis
Ogden
James H. Wallis
Paris Post
Tabernacle
Public Square
Wallis
Paris Review
The
Ralph Sommers
Bear Lake
Sommers
Keith Warner
Publicatiion
C. O
Doc” Broxon
Warner
Benson
Tom Bloomfield
Dean Larsen
Guide Publishing Co
Doc
Paris
Idaho
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Mona Shepherd
Blanche Carleton
Elaine Schoper
Marion Nield
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Alfred Jensen
Orval Peterson
Marvin Hymas
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Jim Hawkes
Bart Satterthwaite
Garden City
Lindsay
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Reuben Walter
Border-Raymond
George Ramey, Jr
Painteoy
Mary Margaret Pendrey
Monteer
Medical
J. C. Moone
Frank Fisher
Daleine Widmer
Geneva
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Gregory Miller
Bill Miller
Robert Satterthwaite
Kenneth Sparks
Josephine Driver
Darwin Jensen
Ronald Thornock
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