Services for Mrs Pearl L Weston Held in Laketown
Services were held at the Lake town ward LDS chapel for Mrs Pearl Lauretta Earley Weston wife of Benjamin Weston who died July 5 after a heart attack at the family home in Laketown. The funeral featured readings songs and remarks by local church members, with burial at the grave site and a large surviving family including 11 children and 55 grandchildren.
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Laketown Ward
LDS
Pearl Lauretta Earley Weston
Benjamin Weston
Laketown
Howard Lamborn
Mary Johnson
Vernon Robinson
Jesus
Ward Choir
Catherine W. Telford
Herbert R. Weston
L. Burdette Pugmire
Elmer Wahlstrom
Norman Weston
Sims
Dale B. Weston
Larry P. Johnson
McKay W. Weston
Michael G. Pugmire
George T. Weston
Weston
Round Valley
Thomas Ephriam
Barbara Murphy Earley
Logan
Relief Society
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Kenneth
Bernice) Sims
Arco
France
Parnell
Letha) Johnson
Benjamin E. Weston
Pickleville
Edwin
Barbara) Izatt
Fish Haven
Simeon Weston
Randolph
Wesley Weston
Mark G
Betty Lou) Pugmire
Paris
Dean
Hazel) Erickson
Beaver Dam
Utah
Morrell Weston
Gail (LaRue) Calder
Garden Grove
Calif
LaRayne
New Madison Junction Campground in Yellowstone Nearing Completion
Yellowstone National Park opens a new Madison Junction campground on the Gibbon Firehole confluence near the Madison river. Park Superintendent Lon Garrison calls it one of the nation’s finest modern campgrounds with a 300 camper capacity and no reservations. A 30 day limit applies until July 1, after which stays are limited to 14 days. Nearby historic Ashburn Expedition camp site links to early national park ideas.
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Madison Junction
Yellowstone National Park
Lon Garrison
Garrison
Gibbon
Firehole
Madison River
Disturbance Charge At North Beach Park Leads To Fines
Two Salt Lake City men paid $28 fines each in Justice court at St. Charles for causing a disturbance and damaging a tent at North Beach park on the night of July 3. They were arrested by Sheriff Skinner and Deputy Bernard Wilkesson and appeared before Judge Pugmire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Beach State Park
Salt Lake City
Justice Court
St. Charles
North Beach Park
Skinner
Bernard Wilkesseand
Pugmire
Car Hitting Horse Kills Animal in Bloomington Crash
Five people escaped serious injury after a Bloomington collision Saturday night with a saddle horse killed. Royal Salisbury Jr of Idaho Falls drove the auto with wife and two daughters and R Tunks of Rexbury as passengers. The car sustained about $800 in damage. Mr Bateman valued the saddle horse at $125. one occupant received medical attention for a badly lacerated hand. others suffered only scratches.
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Bloomington
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Royal Salisbury, Jr
Idaho Falls
R. Tunks
Rexbury
Bateman
Summer poisons warned as calls rise at Idaho center
Dr. C Allen Bradley, director of the Idaho State College poison information center, warns of increased summer poisonings from household and farm substances. He urges careful storage and handling of insecticides, fumigants, fuels, and pesticides, noting rapid toxicity and the need to contact a physician immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Allen Bradley
Idaho State—College
Bradley
Uncle Sam Recalled Over Government Name Change
An oldtimer recalls a time when the government was known as Uncle Sam, contrasting with later references to John Dove in civic memory. The remark reflects nostalgia for a bygone attribution and its cultural resonance.
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Uncle Sam
John Dove
Comfort Stations Planned for Bear Lake North Beach
Utah Power and Light awards two comfort stations at Bear Lake North Beach east of Cam. The project, totaling about 8,000 dollars for facilities and boat ramps, includes a 6,000 dollar contract to Glen Grimmett. A full time custodian will patrol the area for the remaining beach season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Utah Power & Light Company
Cam
Mark G. Pugmire
North Bear Lake Beach State Park
Uta Power & Light Co
Glen Grimmett
Legion Conclave Opens Friday in Salmon Idaho
The Idaho Legion and its auxiliary convene Friday in Salmon with west Bear Lake county representation by Jon Thomas Alma Findlay and Bernard Wilkes. Chas L Bacon national commander will speak at the outdoor steak fry and Governor Smylie will address delegates. measures include pension liberalization and extending the selective service act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An A. A
Idaho Gion
Salmon
Jon Thomas
Alma Findlay
Bernard Wilkes
Bear Lake
Bear Lake County
Legion
Legion National
Chas. L. Bacon
Kansas City
Robert E. Smylie
Auxiliary
Congress
Communist Party
Travel in Yellowstone shows large 1962 increases over 1961
Yellowstone National Park reports 1962 travel through July up 27.6 percent from the same period in 1961 with 472 073 visitors. Cars entering total 180 333, boats up 14.6 percent, house trailers up 414 percent and bus passengers up 201.6 percent. June alone had 387 857 visitors, up 30.9 percent from 296 129 last June. Entrance totals: West 142 175. South 137 443. East 106 658. North 65 365. Northeast 20 482.
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Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone
Park
Mrs Charles Rogers Ells Moves to Montpelier
Mrs Charles Rogers of Paris sold her Main Street home to Mr and Mrs Kent Michel and moved last Saturday to an apartment in her daughter’s Montpelier home. She cited burden of a large residence as the reason for leaving Paris. The Michels have already occupied the Paris property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rogers
Paris
Main Street
Kent Michel
Montpelier
Bloomington Boy Receives Certificate at Idaho State College
One Bloomington student among 550 plus graduates at Idaho State College commence receives a completion certificate from the School of Trade and Technical Education. Gary James and Vanes Payne of Bloomington earned diesel mechanics certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Idaho State College
School of Trade and Technical
Gary James
Vanes Payne
Diesel Mechanics School
Idaho criticizes King-Anderson Medicare plan and Kerr-Mills
Max Yost of the Associated Taxpayers of Idaho argues the King-Anderson proposal to provide aged medical care through Social Security could derail Kerr-Mills, with critics urging retention as a supplement. He notes Kerr-Mills began in 1930 and that all current proposals would cost over $1 billion annually and impact states through higher Social Security taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King-Anderson
Max Yost
Associated Taxpayers of
Idaho
Kerr-Mills
Yost
Kerr- Mills
Congress
Forand
King- Anderson
Kerr-Milli
Idgho
Genealogical Stake Meeting Set in Afton July 22
Afton hosts a genealogical convention for Bear Lake Montpelier and Star Valley stakes at the high school auditorium on July 22. Delbert P. Hymas of St. Charles, stake genealogical chair, announced a 9:00 a.m. leadership meeting for stake presidencies, high councils, bishoprics, and genealogical committees with 1:30 p.m. sessions for priesthood officers, stake leaders, and members.
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Bear Lake
Montpelier
Star Valley
Afton
Delbert P. Hymas
St. Charles
Stake
Idaho population near 700000 mark by 1962
Idaho’s population is projected to exceed 700000 by year end 1962, says University of Idaho economist R A Postweiler. After a 1952 dip, growth leveled from 1954, matching U.S. rates. 1960 census put Idaho at 667101 with faster growth in larger towns and fringe areas.
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Idaho
R. A. Postweiler
University of Idaho
Postweiler
United States
U. S
Liberty Rancher Hurt As Tractor Falls Into Hole
Hugh Morgan of Liberty was injured when his tractor rolled after dropping into a badger hole on his dry land farm. He sustained a fractured arm and thumb, was treated by a doctor, then returned home.
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Hugh Morgan
Liberty
Liberty Area
Mr. Morgan
Morgan
Sorrow as Source of Literature and Joy as Virtue
A reflective line noting sorrow fuels literary creation while joy fosters moral character, framing art and ethics as intertwined. The statement links emotional pain to storytelling insight and happiness to virtuous conduct.
Former Paris Resident Dies at Veteran Hospital
Fred John Stucki aged 72 a Paris native died at the Veterans Administration hospital American Lake Washington. Born February 12 1890 he moved to America as a child and served in World War I sustaining injuries requiring ongoing care. He spent decades in veteran hospitals never married with few relatives in Paris Rexburg and Logan. Funeral services were held at the hospital chapel and he was buried in the American Lake cemetery.
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Fred John Stucki
Paris
Veteran’s Administration Hospital
American Lake
Wash
Stucki
Switzer‘tead
America
Fielding Academy
Eliza Maria Stucki
Fred Stucki
Wm. B. Stucki
A Stucki
Dan C. Rich
Jesse Lewis
Ezra S. Stucki
Rexburg
W. W. Richards
Logan
Veteran’s Hospital
Veteran’s Cemetery
Bell from Paris old Presbyterian church sought for civic project
Inquiry asks what happened to the church bell from the Paris area Presbyterian church that served 1890 to 1910 before the building was torn down for home construction. Arthur Eborn seeks to acquire the bell for a civic project and asks readers who helped in the wrecking to provide its fate.
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Old Presbyterian Church
Paris
Arthur Eborn
Standley Rich
Montpelier
Eborn
California Utah newspaper people visit Paris Post
Mr and Mrs Leslie Kinnard of Burlingame and Mr and Mrs Harry Bowers of Sacramento Calif were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs O Broxon. The men, members of the newspaper fraternity, visited The Paris Post. The Stables publishers of the Davis County Clipper Utah visited Paris last Saturday and paid a courtesy call on The Post's publisher.
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Leslie Kinnard
Burlingame
Calif
Harry Bowers
Sacramento
O. Broxon
Paris Post
Davis County
Legion Auxiliary Elect Officers At Park Dinner Meeting
A Bear Lake Post 84 American Legion and its Auxiliary held a joint dinner meeting at Paris canyon picnic grounds. Officers for the coming year were elected for both groups after reports on Boys State participants Dallas Arnell and Ronald Stucki. New Legion officers include Bernard Wilkes as commander and Harold Reese as vice commander, with retiring leaders named.
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Bear Lake
John B. Hoge
Glen Lewis
Dallas Arnell
Ronald Stucki
The
Legion
Boys State
Idaho
Lu‘cillees
Mary Ellen Bolton
Twila Lewis
Ruby Lewis
Naomi
Lillien Beck
Dana Humpherys
Dale Parker
Twila Kulicke
Bessie Passey
Lillian Rich
Bernard Wilkes
Harold Reese
Byron Haddock
Clem Humpherys
Leslie Boltom
Nanor Otic Tanwin Shepherd
Alma Findlay
Dale Arker
Warner Kulicke
J. B. Haddock
Gilbert Parker
Leslie Boltan
Idaho Shareowners See Big Dividends in 1961
Idaho had 33 000 shareowners in 1962 census findings, receiving 16 million in dividends in 1961. The New York Stock Exchange report shows U S shareownership rising to 17 million nationally, with Idaho up 7 000 in three years and 16 000 since 1956.
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Idaho
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
U. S
Arizona
Colorado
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Fine Arts Club Meets at Glenn Stock Home in Fish Haven
The Fine Arts club gathered Monday July 9 at the Glenn P. Stock home in Fish Haven. Mrs Grant Bateman reviewed lives of Bach Beethoven Liszt Ibert and Copeland, with her daughter Janet performing piano selections. Attendees included multiple local couples and the Batemans with their daughter Janet.
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Fine Arts Club
Glenn Stock
Fish
Haven
Glenn P. Stock
Envy compared to entering a deep ocean rush
Fragmentary line compares envy to entering the sea with a rising, overwhelming rush described as a harsh, suffocating motion. The passage uses unclear terms and imagery to convey intense emotional strain.
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Pearl L. Weston
Yellowstone Park
B.L. North Beach
Charles Rogers Ells
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Wayne Klavano
Weiser
Snake River
Brownlee Dam
Liberty Rancher
Veteran Hospital
Bele-In- Old
California
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