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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1941
Page
8
A string of social notes records Mrs. Sarah Shepherd visiting in Brig ham City Utah and relatives in Utah, plus Mr and Mrs Ernest Gabler in Pegram and Montpelier. Many others travel for funerals, conventions, and family gatherings across Idaho Utah and Wyoming, including church convention in Caldwell Idaho and a funeral in Treasureton Idaho.
Rudolph Bienz Sr. a Pioneer resident of Bern Bear Lake County Idaho died suddenly at his home on Wednesday evening June 25 from a heart attack. He was born July 9 1864 in Bern Switzerland and would have turned 77 on his next birthday. He joined the L D S Church in 1897 and served a mission in Switzerland 1912 to 1914. He and wife Anna Barbara Meiers married June 30 1890 celebrated their Golden Wedding last year. Survived by seven daughters and one son 32 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday in Bern Ward Chapel with interment in Bern cemetery.
Mrs Leslie Kimball of Garden City visited Mrs Emily Rich last week. Mrs John Fox of Ogden saw relatives here and returned Tuesday. Mrs Fred J Price came back Saturday after Logan visits. Wamsleys of Garden City visited Cook home Monday. Grant Orr and six year old son fell from a fence and broke his arm. Bear Lake Stake Relief Society 1933 1938 officers met at Madge Hoge’s for annual reunion with lunch served. Cal Smedley welcomes a healthy seven pound baby boy born at Montpelier hospital. Several residents visited family homes and joined gatherings around town including trips to Fort Wayne Moscow and Idaho.
Erna Glauser of Salt Lake City spent the weekend visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Emil Glauser. Celia Winward of Preston Ida was a visitor in Montpelier Tuesday. Numerous locals hosted travelers and relatives including Betty Jensen Lucille Hall in Bennington and Emma Peteriet with sons Bill and Ruth on trips to Logan. Jack Adams newly stationed in Washington visited his parents while others attended visits to Boise Ogden Provo Seattle and Ogden.
Bear Lake farmers and small operators in the Farm Security Administration program are urged to boost production of milk eggs chickens and pork to raise incomes and aid food defense efforts. The department will support prices and use surplus for Britain Red Cross and welfare needs while urging increased home consumption. Farmers can meet targets with minimal plan changes by focusing on sustained egg and milk production and saving calves and pigs for future use.
St Charles resident Ray Rich visited the Kunz family in Bern and Bishop Schneider and other church members stopped by. LaRue Kunz wed Eugene Smith in Logan Temple with Parley Kunz and other relatives present. Many Bern residents made trips to Logan, Salt Lake City, and surrounding areas for business and family events.
Civilian Defense Director La Guardia outlines a nationwide Fourth of July observance with a radio address by the President and a synchronized national singing of the anthem. The President stresses defending inalienable rights outlined in the Declaration as America faces peril. The President backs British recruitment of American technicians for air raid detection and notes that U.S. youth may join British or Chinese forces if not pledging allegiance to another country. The War Department cites Army strength at 1,441,500 and seeks funds to add 100,000 Regulars.
Another Holstein bull has been added to the Georgetown Stock Bull Association serving Bear Lake County. The bull comes from the Industrial School Herd at St. Anthony and is registered. His half sisters yield 480 to 500 lbs of butter fat with their first calf at age three. The father has three daughters rated good plus with teat size 3.39 and 504 lbs butter fat per year. The grandfather has 30 daughters producing more butter plus the bull's own progeny.
Classified notice of help wanted and sale items listing male help needed for steady farming work in Bear Lake County with potential earnings, plus mechanic or body man positions offering salary and commission. Includes address for Mr Innnman in Oakland and training details for auto mechanics in July.
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