How Counties Finance Minimum School Programs
The county superintendent totals district funding gaps and projects eight-mill levy output plus estimated county revenues. If eight mills cover all needs, no state funds flow to districts. otherwise the state share is set and reported. Shortfalls trigger proportional county levies. increases in pupil numbers by September 15 may force a county-wide tax to cover added costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Forest
State Board of Education
County Boards of Education
Local Gossip Highlights Visits and Community News
Louise Richardson returned to Seattle after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Orson Hymas. MIA event included two short skits talks by W K Matthews Verla Morgan Genice Morgan and Daryle Poulsen plus singing and dancing. Visitors included Mrs Isabel Wood with her daughter Mrs Wanda Johnson, Caddie Morgan visiting Lanark, Parker and Hymas families hosting, Athay and Matthews families hosting, Murray and Bruce Hymas returned from missions and enrolled at USAC Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Louise Richardson
Seattle
Wash
Orson Hymas
MIA
Pres
W K. Matthews
Verla Morgan
Genice Morgan
Daryle Poulsen
Wanda Johnson
Isabel Wood
Alfred Humpherys
Caddie Morgan
Lanark
Murray
USAC
Logan
Wesley Jensen
Irwin Parker
Olive Rich
Sim Hymas
Hdna Shepherd
Montpelier
A. H. Matthews
Merilyn Jensen
Darrell Nickolaisen
Jerry Lloyd
Former Paris Boy Dies in Alaska
Neal J. Hess of Anchorage Alaska died suddenly January 20 194? He was born August 9 1920 in Paris Idaho son of Raymond Aquilla Hess and Mary Gage Hess. He served as a sergeant in World War II married Jeanne Gomes and lived in Anchorage. Survived by wife two sons two daughters father mother two brothers Erven Nevada Ray Del Paso Heights California funeral held in Anchorage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Athay
Mary G. Hess
del Paso Heights
Calif
Neal J. Hess
Anchorage
Alaska
Neal
Paris
Idaho
Raymond Aquilla
Mary Gage Hess
Jeanne Gomes
Erven
Nevada
Ray
Have You That 1952 Car License Today Last Day
State Police Officer Mark Wilson reminds passenger car owners that January 31 is the last day to drive with 1951 license tabs. He warns violators face arrest and urges proper registration with 1952 tabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Wilson
Wilson
Recital and Visits Highlight St. Charles Community
St. Charles residents hosted and visited relatives andFriends over the weekend. Meryl Ward held a piano recital at her home with numerous parents in attendance. Attendees included the Becks Piggotts Ward family and many others. Out-of-town guests traveled for funeral services for Frank Thompson, with a long list from Montpelier Thatcher Provo Grace Payette and Paris among those noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J . Herrera
Montpelier
Victor Reese
Meryl Ward
Ivan Beck
Joyce
Jean
Thomas Piggott
Marlene
Susan
Linda Hart
Sandra Payne
Mabel Athay
Marlys
Rhea Stucki
Afton
Bryan Booth
Glade
Anna Marie
Richard
Marilyn Ward
Bob Parker
Frank Thompson
Alton Bunn
Gordon Wilkes
Roy Jacobson
Kenneth Thornock
Truman Payne
Agnes Nelson
Twila Berger
Verma Lindsay
Tharma Headlee
Cladd Nelson
Driggs
Amd
Clarence Bolton
Conda
Loren Hoopes
Thatcher
Richard Thompson
Cyril Thompson
Provo
Elizabeth Wing
Springville
Utah
Jas Supan
Payette
Kyle Gleave
Galt Lake
Mitchell Beck
Ovid
Ellsworth Cleveland
Annette
Howard Arnell
Local Farm Bureau installs officers on Jan 25
At the St Charles ward hall the Local Farm Bureau installed officers led by County Chairman Lester Skinner. Alfred Keetch was named chairman with Ruas ll Payne and DeVere Stock as vice chairmen, Louis Of Pugmire secretary, and Grant Bateman Grant Findlay Noel Linford as directors. Mrs Don Rex led the Associated Women officers and outlined organization goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
St. Charles Ward Hall
Alfred Keetch
Ruas Ll Payne
DeVere Stock
Louis of Pugmire
Grant Bateman
Grant Findlay
Noel Linford
Lester Skinner
Don Rex
Charman
The
Associated Women
Louie M. Pugmire
Jay Nelson
Arlin Pugmire
Leon Swensen
LaVell Ward
Ann Pugmire
Steven Pope
Emery Welling
Sec
Look Out For The Driver Who Never Has An Accident
Officer Wilson urges vigilance as citizens question the so called accident free driver. Lt Charles D Carey heads to Camp Stoneman for overseas duty while family news includes a baby born to Mr and Mrs Gindon Grandy in Idaho Falls. Ralph Roghaar with Charles Rogers visits Ogden. Rogers undergoes major surgery at the Dee Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Charles D Carey
Camp Stoneman
Calif
Carey
Mirando Rich Home
Ward
Henry Grandy
Gindon Grandy
Idaho Falls
Ralph Roghaar
Charles Rogers
Ogden
Fielding High School Basketball Schedule Highlights
Fielding High School basketball shows a busy slate with wins and losses from December through February. Notable matchups include Montpelier North Marsh Rockland Inkom Soda Springs Aberdeen Aberdeen North Gem North Rich and American Falls, with varying results and locations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding
Montpelier
N. Marsh
Rockland
Inkom
Melding
Lyman
Soda Sprgs
Grace
West Side
Am. Falls
Aberdeen
North Marsh
North Rich
Seeeas Inkom
Soda Springs
North Gem
American Falls
G. Pe
EB. Hartley Parenen
T. Sipllet
Otacee J. Robinson
G. Barnard
Bi Spillet
G. Kilden
Peoeneeenen
D. Barron
G. Freeman
P. G. Walker
Fielding Jr. Varsity
Laketown
Welding
PF. ST. TP. G. Price Seaesenene
M. Biborm
Cseeeeee
P. Goebel
M. Pugmire
M. Mons
Wahletrom
Sreewand
Gree Mattson
Cheney
Willis
Thes
Sfortty
North Gem En Evcatase
Asosenses Aeea
Peni
Inkom Eeaee Eendeen
Adese Geenabiey
Soda
Esau
Sprestemiest
Adecad
Montiel
Scout Activities Planned Next Week
A Court of Honor and Demonstration will be staged Monday February 3 at 7 30 p m in the Bloomington amusement hall for Scouts Explorers and all scouters and wives and the parents of Scouts and Explorers A free show for all scouts scouters and Explorers is planned Saturday February 9 at 2 p m at the Novelty Theatre courtesy of Mrs M G Price Bear Lake Stake District
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
M. G. Price
Novelty Theatre
Bear Lake Stake District
Paris 2nd Ward Relief Society Party Friday Night
All married people of the Paris 2nd ward are invited to attend the annual Relief Society party in the church house Friday Feb 1. Supper will be served promptly at 8 o'clock followed by a program and then dancing in the pavilion. Women of the ward to send all food in by 6 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris 2Nd Ward
Relief Society
Church House
Fielding PTA Stage Interesting Meeting on Civic Impulse
Fielding High School PTA members discussed developing a civic impulse and democratic education during a Monday meeting. The program featured Miss DeEtte Laker and Amos Hulme with discussion on growth from democratic process experience and home school education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding High School
PTA
St. Charles
DeEtte “Laker
Pert
Gupt
Amos Hulme
Fielding Music Department
Raymond Webb
Robin Hood
Mattie Hildt
Janet Sprouse
Lynn Budge
Tommy Daniels
Jay Thornock
Hulme Matthews
Vaughn Satterthwaite
Delano Findley
Lavere King
Paris 2Nd Ward
Lanark Notes on Sacrament Meeting and Local Visits
Warren Sirrine and Udell Nate spoke at the Sacrament meeting Sunday afternoon. Various residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. David Parker, visited relatives over the weekend. The storm delayed travel returning from Paris where Mrs. Arthur Eborn’s birthday party was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Sirrine
Udell Nate
Dingle
Sacrament Meeting
Stanley Peterson
Preston
David G. Parker
Freeman Covert
Thatcher
Joseph Parker
Harlan Eborn
Paris
Arthur Eborn
Mia
Owen Stock
Fish Haven
Harold Johnson
Laketown
Johnson
Archie Parker
Darwin Wallegtine
Don Parker
Ogden
Carlos Parker
Tabernacle
Liberty
Thornock Dies After Brief Illness in Bloomington Community
Funeral services for Joseph Ralph Thornock 52 lifelong Bloomington resident were held Tuesday at 1 p m in the Bancroft ward chapel. He died Wednesday of last week at Caribou Hospital in Goda Springs after a short illness. He was born Oct 5 1899 in Bloomington to Matthew William and Rachael Hulme Thornock. He married Lucy Perkins July 8 1919 in Bloomington and the pair were later married in the Logan Temple Nov 6 1919. He lived in Bloomington until three years ago when he moved to Bancroft. Surviving are three sons and three daughters including Mary Welker Laura Crossely Matthew Thornock John Thornock Elvira Thornock LaVar Thornock and Lucy Thornock, plus one brother and one sister and ten grandchildren. Burial was at Bancroft Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ralph Thornock
Bloomington
Bancroft Ward
Mr. Thornock
Caribou
Goda Springs
Matthew William and
Rachael Hivira Hulme Thornock
Lucy Emeline Perkins
Logan Temple
Bancroft
Mary Dillon Welker
St. Anthony
Laura Crossely
Matthew Thornock
Ysleta
Texas
John Joseph Thorn
Bremerton
Waeh
Pfe
Emerson PTA Meeting Highlights and Local Notices
The Emerson PTA held its regular January meeting with President Mabel Athay in charge. Attendees included about 50 people as 8th graders won the door prize and subscriptions were announced for the Parent-Teacher magazine. Activities featured a Health Clinic notice and a High School trio performance, plus sewing and bridge club gatherings. Local visitors and club members were noted throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Pta
Mabel Athay
Hugh Shepherd
Alice Hansen
June Hoge
Jay Hann
Grant Rich
Mary Jo Humpherys
Jern Wborn
Ralph Roghaar
Lorene Wyler
Ann Hulme
Veone Vallentine
Cyril G. Budge
Max Haddock
Eugene Grimes
Philip Hulme
Note of Appreciation from Public and Workers
A sincere thanks is extended to the general public and the many workers who gave 380 willingly of their time and money to help fight police committees in charge.
March of Dimes and School Events Calendar
January 30 to April 25 list activities in Sharon Gold and Green parishes with ward meetings, sweet heart ball, pep club, field events at high school, open stake events, and parade dates across 2nd Ward and 1st Ward. Includes FHS sweetheart ball and multiple February dates in a community activity calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March of Dimes
Sharon
Aris
Nsh
Haven
Paria
FHS
New Primary Hospital Opens Doors in Salt Lake City
An open house schedule invites primary children parents and teachers to visit the new Primary Children’s Hospital on 12th Avenue and D Street Salt Lake City It marks a milestone with 80 years of project history and 9405 patients cared for since inception Funding came from Bear Lake Stake Primaries and local wards with substantial penny contributions and other donations from youth and communities The article also notes community events visits and local notices surrounding the hospital opening and related activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
12Th Avenue
D Street
Salt Lake City
Feimaky
Bear Lake
Heber J. Grant
Ovid Community Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Darrell Sorenson hosted weekend guests with Merlyn Pugmire staying at his home. PTA attendees included Wanda Johnson and Hazel Peterson at Ekling High School. Local church events featured Pres Van Ness Vallentine and speakers Reed Jensen Mitchell Beck and Evan Morgen. Other items mention visits to Catherine Johnson’s family, Burrell Johnson and Dewey Johnson homes, and Darrell Corenson returning to Utah for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Sorenson
Merlyn Pugmire
Darrell
Russell Sorenson
Wanda Johnson
Hazel L. Peterson
PTA
Reed Jensen
LaRee Sparks
Clarence Rich
Doyle Anthony
Catherine Johnson
Burrell Johnson
Dewey
Darrell Corenson
Uich
Also Mentioned on This Page
Liberty News
Diane Rich
H. K. Matthews
Murray Matthews
Larry Poulsen
Bruce Hymas
Wm Jensen
Jess Hymas
Daniel Jensen
Pocatello
Roy Patterson
Blackfoot
Orson L. Wright
Keith
ST. Charles News
2Nd Ward Relief Society
Russell Price
Heber Price
Jerald Hansen
Lloyd Hansen
Roy Jewett of
Noonan
Madge Hoge
George Palmer
Lester Allred
Salt Lake
Georgetown
Wells Stock
Bear Lake Hospital
Lanark News
J. Ralph Thornock
Emerson Plar Meeting
Pete Grandy
St Charles
Lee Bunderson
Cliff Pearce
Lava ‘Hot Springs
David Butler
Jess Scheidegger
Otto Bucler
Ida Ringel
Grace Smedley
Verona Stevens
Lucille Rogers
Martha Lewis
Ruby Lewis
Alvina Shepherd
Naomi Grandy
Irs
Inez Tanks
Edna Shepherd
Mesdames Orlean Innes
Dorothy Watterson
Ethel Jensen
Edna Straw
Winnie Stevens
Mae Jones
NEW Lds Primary Hospital
Liberty Laketown
Garden City
Cassie Innes
Ida Dunn
Gail Siddeway
Doctrine and Covenants
Wm. Jensen
B. H. Findlay
Mrs
Sharp Matthews
Herbert Spencer
Saltake
Dan Rich
Fish Haven Gold & Green
Wish Haven
Ovid News
Spartans
Mars & League
Burcay
Partens Dows
Anoles
Gams
Engg Y
Nexth
Rigitigh
Ahr Noth
Mare
USA
Sane
Oleen Aeeonapree
Sai
Price
PFT
Lider Eeeeeeeanggrs
Giltens
Rommell Eorgestecer
Eeatonan
North Melding Jr. Varsity
Marsh Jr