Lena Crawford Dies Suddenly on Friday Afternoon
Lena Hanney Crawford 69 passed away quietly last Friday afternoon after feeling well the night before. Born Sept 21 1878 in Randolph Utah to Annie Barber Roop and Chris Hanney she grew up with relatives after parents’ deaths. Survived by three daughters Madge Stewart Myrth Byington Amber Goebel and four sons Charles Elmont G B Crawford L D Crawford. 18 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. three brothers Bert Oscar Sam Hanney. Funeral Monday 2 pm in Paris 2nd Ward Chapel conducted by Bp Clarence Rich. interment Paris Cemetery with grave dedication by Lawrence Hanney.
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Lena Hanney Crawford
Randolph
Utah
Annie Barber Roop
Chris Hanney
Wiough
Ruel F. Crawford
Pais
Crawford
Madge Stewart
Spokane
Myrth
Byington
Preston
Amber Goebel
Paris
Charles
Elmont
G B Crawford
L. D Crawford
Bert Hanney
Ogden
Oscar Hanney
Sam Hanney
Tooele
Paris 2Nd Ward
Clarence Rich
Leanore Stucki
Darlene Rich
John Spencer
Bernard Wilks
H. L. Spencer
Mother McCree
Hattie Vallentine
D. C. Rich
Leanore Stuck
A W Shepherd
Redeemer
J R. Pugmire
Lawrence Hanney
Lois Ann Peterson and Cloyd Wallentine Tie Home Wedding
Lois Ann Peterson became the wife of Cloyd C Wallentine in a Saturday evening ceremony at 8 o clock in the Peterson home at St Charles. Bishop Arlin Pugmire officiated with only immediate family present and a reception followed with a three tier cake and pink centerpieces. The couple will live on the Blackfoot river where Wallentine farms cattle.
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Lois Ann Peterson
Cloyd Wallentine
Cloyd C Wallentine
Arlin Pugmire
Alvin Peterson
St. Charles
Peterson
Arch Vallentine
Arch Wallentine
Lewis Wallentine
Emmett Monson
Donna
Paris
Ira Peterson
Arthur Clayton
Vernel Peterson
Mirs Fern Derricott
Tom Jones
Jack Taylor
Montpellier
L. H. Benson
Salmon
Idaho
Roy Cochran
Omaha
Nebi
Robert Minor
Pocatello
Blackfoot River
Cloyd
Trousseau Tea
Trousseau
Alvin Petearson
Expression of thanks for help after mother's death
We express heartfelt thanks to all who assisted during the death of our beloved mother. The beautiful floral offerings were greatly appreciated.
Food For Families With School Children Helps Budget Meals
The U S Department of Agriculture releases a bulletin showing how a family with four children can feed on 27 to 28 dollars weekly in March 1948 prices. It includes weekly menus buying and storage tips and age based food guidance. Free single copies are available from Washington DC asks AIS 71.
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US Department of Agriculture
Iood
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
D. C
Reading clinic at University of Utah led by Dr Doleh
Mable 8S Athayia attends a special reading clinic at the University of Utah conducted by visiting professors Dr E W Doleh and Mrs Doleh from the University of Illinois. Dr Doleh is recognized as a leading remedial reading expert.
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Mable
Athayia
Salt Lake City
Utah
University of Utah
E. W. Doleh
University of Ilinois
Doleh
Backing Away Stain Removal From Fabric Sponging Method
Miss Alice Rigby University of Idaho extension clothing specialist explains a stain removal method. Work from the fabric back to avoid driving the stain through. Use a dampened clean cloth with light brisk strokes from outside to center. Repeat until stain disappears. Suitable for most fabrics not thick doubled items or padded coverings.
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Alice Rigby
University of Idaho
Grand Fourth Celebration At Fish Haven Resort
Fish Haven Resort announces a grand weekend for the Fourth with two dances scheduled Saturday night and Monday morning July 65th, a large fireworks display Sunday at 10pm, plus boating swimming and picnic facilities. The Lake Shore Cafe offers fish steak dinners and confections with fireworks available at the cafe.
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Fish Haven Resort
Lake Shore Cafe
Arnell Family Reunion at St Charles June 26
The Arnell family reunion gathered June 26 at St Charles amusement hall with 183 members from Idaho Utah and Wyoming. A business meeting elected a reunion committee led by Alvinus Arnell with Elwin Arnell DeLorn Nelson VaLois Barker as secretary. A genealogical report and England research plans followed before games meals programs and dancing capped a large enjoyable event.
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Arnell
St. Charles
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Alvinus Arnell
Elwin Arnell
DeLorn Nelson
VaLois Barker
Stanley Arnell
England
Aupper
Grant Bateman
Reading
Leo Anderson
Stunt
Junior Pugmire
Verlin
Marion Lyons
Vanda Barker
Azella Horton
DeLloyd
Cornel Arnell
Frank Talbot
Laketown Ward Church Songs and Confirmations
Preliminary music by Marjory Robinson opens a Laketown Ward service with the opening song Come Let Us Anew and prayer by Joseph C. Robinson. Sacrament administered by Wendell Johnson and L. D. Lamborn with helpers. Paul Weston and William Earley confirmed. Glen Earley ordained as teacher. Speakers James Transtrum and Henry Monson with songs. Nora Cheney gives benediction. Mrs Bernard Wilks returns from Pocotello after a wedding for Lenore Crist and Dell Redington. Lenore attended Fielding Junior year four years ago.
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Laketown Ward
Marjory Robinson
Joseph C. Robinson
God
Father
Wendell Johnson
L. D. Lamborn
Glen Harley
Kay Lamborn
John
Sterling Chenay
Orval Thomas
Garrett Robinson
Paul Weston
William Earley
Glen Earley
James Transtrum
Henry Monson
Nora Cheney
Bernard Wilks
Pocatello
Lenore Crist
Dell Redington
Lenore
Fielding
Rich Teaches Entire Family at Fielding High
Fielding High School veteran instructor Dan C Rich marked his ninth and youngest child’s graduation in a recent commencement. Rich began teaching social science in 1910 and has instructed all his children, with many spouses also in his classes, and directed most commencements.
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Fielding High School
Dan C Rich
Logan C of C Plans Weekend of Celebrations
Central Celebrations Committee outlines a Fourth of July weekend in Logan with a parade on Main Street featuring a Revolutionary period theme. Bands from local schools, a fireworks pagent at U S A C stadium, a Melody Dance, Mexican and Hawaiian performances, and a Cache Valley League baseball game at Crimson Field are planned. Admission details and schedules are provided along with a patriotic meeting at the Logan Tabernacle and children's events.
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Mittee
Logan
E. S Laurence
North Cache
South Cache
Cache County Rodeo Band
South Main
Frank Baugh
U.S. A.C
Cache Valley
Preston
Spencer Winn
Don Forsgren
Verna Geddes
Dorthy McClellan Oflogan
Charles P. Ryan
Eduardo Balderas
Salt Lake City
E. 8
Laurence
Cache Valley League
Smithfield
North Logan
Central Celebration Committee
Crimson Field
Logan Sr. High School
Sherif Thomas Rowley
Clarence Reading
Vern Scrowther
J. W. Seamons, Jr
Duane Christensen
Tabernnacle
Monty Young
Motor Vehicle Brake and Light Certificates Warned by State
State Traffic Officer L Glen Kendle announced a required Brake and Light certificate program for highway drivers. Lane checks will start soon with tickets issued for unfit vehicles. certificates allow five days for repairs if needed. Inspections cover brakes lights windshield wiper horn and two illuminated rear plates. Authorized stations include Tri State Motor Stock Chevrolet and Rich Motor in Montpellier.
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L. Glen Kendle
Kendle
Tri-State Motor
Chevrolet
Rich Motor
Montpellier
Red Cross Swimming School At Hot Springs Draws 180
The Paris Red Cross Chapter ran a swimming school at Hot Springs under Cleneth Arnell Miss Ila Pugmire and Mrs Vera Dunford. One hundred eighty enrolled this year up from 117 last year. Instructors praise the students and thank helpers for the successful program.
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Paris
Local and Personal Notes From Salt Lake Trip Headlines
Glen Grimmett a business visitor in Salt Lake City the first of the week. Mr and Mrs Clifford Minson and Mr and Mrs Walter Ward were slogan visitors Saturday. Mrs Glen Grimmett visited Boise Vernon Rich home. Mr and Mrs Dallas Heap and family of Chico Calif visiting Clarence Heap family. Mrs Rollo Nye returned from Salt Lake hospital after major surgery. Mabel G Howell to West Yellowstone to visit J L Grimmett family Stage Coach Inn. Mr and Mrs Palmer Tueller left to Cedar City and returned. Ben Hulme and son of Manti visited valley. Earl Parker and family of Seattle arrived last Thursday visiting Haddock and Parker homes. Hoge drove to Layton to visit J Dow Johnson and family from Crockett Calif. Johnson family returned to Paris with Hoge for extended visit.
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Glen Grimmett
Salt Lake City
Vernon Rich
Boise
Dallas Heap
Chico, Calif
Clarence Heap
Mabel G. Howell
West Yellowstone
J. L. Grimmett Family
Stage Coach Inn
Palmer Tueller
Walter Gisger
Cedar City
Utah
Ben Hulme
Manti
Earl Parker
Seattle, Wash
D. J.haddock
Seldon Parker
W. Smith Hoge
Layton
J. Dow Johnson
Crockett
Calif
Johnson
Paris
Mrs.Hoge
Cache County Fairgrounds horse show opens July 1 to 3
The Cache Valley Horse Show Association runs its annual event at the Cache County Fairgrounds on the evenings of July 1 2 and 3 at 8 00. Featured are top horses from the Intermountain states with an engaging program and classes. Admission costs adults 1.00 youths 7 to 14 60 cents and children 6 and under free.
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Cache Valley Horseshow Association
Cache County Fairgrounds
Intermountain States
Fishing Conditions Report Highlights Idaho Streams Opening July 1
The State Game Department outlines anglers' prospects as the summer season begins July 1 with openings at Silver Creek Blaine Sagehen Reservoir Gem and several Valley County lakes. Expect improved weather clearer water and new tributaries opening along with popular spots like Fish Creek reservoir and parts of the Snake River above Osborne Bridge. Chinook runs are seen in some streams and Sawtooth access via Lowman may reopen by July 1.
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Silver Creek
Blaine County
Sagehen Resevoir
Gem County
Idaho
Fish and Game Department
Fish Creek
Carey
Game Department
Department
Sagehen Reservoir
Ola
Sagehen
Valley County
Upper
Payette Lake
Deadwood
Boulder Lake
Loule Lake
Fall Creek Lake
Rapid Lake
Maki Lake
Duck Lake
Trwin Lakes
Summit Lake
Marshall Lake
Custer County
Big Lost River
Lake Creek
Iron Bog
Weiser River
Salmon
Astern Idaho
Henry’s Lake
Island ‘Park
Snake River
Osborne Bridge
Kamloops
Lake Pend d'Oreille
Clear Creek
Lowman
Bear Valley
Be Alive on the Fifth Drive With Precaution
Idaho State Safety Director Geo Vaughn warns holiday motorists that the Fourth of July is the season’s most dangerous, with speed a key factor in two out of five fatal crashes. He urges careful driving to save lives during the peak travel period and all summer.
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Idaho State Safety Director's Office
Geo, Vaughn
Vaughn
Paris Elders Picnic Delights Past Week’s Gatherings
The 1st Quorum of Elders across two Paris wards held a canyon picnic Friday evening at Paris picnic grounds with Dale Richards Wayne Nye and Chester Parker in charge of refreshments. Ivan Willmore organized an impromptu program. Fifty members and partners attended.
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Paris Wards
Paris
Dale Richards
Wayne Nye
Chester Parker
Ivan Willmore
July 4th fishing prospects across the state
Water remains high as anglers report best bets for bait in reservoirs with trolling yielding strikes. Worms salmon eggs and hoppers dominate streams while Silver Creek offers clear steady water for fly fishing. Mackay reservoir, crowded since June 4, yields many trout. open until July 15. Lake and Lost River become recreational hubs July 4.
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Mackay
Lost River
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Lanark
Ovid
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Sharon & St. Chanlea
Fielding High
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Red Cross Swimming School
Clifford Minson
Walter Ward
Rollo Nye
Salt Lake Hospital
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Allinger
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