Pageant “At The End Of A Day” Set In Montpelier
Bear Lake Stake representatives stage a Centennial pageant titled At The End of a Day in Montpelier this Saturday at 8 30 p m. Written by Mrs Glen Ward and directed by Mrs Ruby Dunford, the 35 player cast portrays pioneers entering Bear Lake Valley 100 years ago. Roy A Welker will give a talk on early Bear Lake days. Admission is free. sponsored by the Bear Lake County Centennial committee.
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Bear Lake Stake
Preston
Paris
Bear Lake Fairgrounds
Montpelier
Bear Lake Valley
Glen Ward
Ruby Dunford
Orson Grimmett
Roy A. Welker
Bear Lake County
Union Pacific Renews Research Fellowship at University of Idaho
Union Pacific renews its potato disease research fellowship at the University of Idaho. J W Jarvis cites expansion of the program since 1941. the grant totals 2556 dollars for the coming year beginning July 1. Larry W Moore of Rigby continues work started after receiving the 1982 award.
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Union Pacific
University OF Ida
Union Pacific Railroad
University of Idaho
J. W. Jarvis
Railroad
Larry W. Moore
Rigby
Jarvis
Hold Sid Thornock Family Reunion in Soda Springs
The annual Sidney Thornock family reunion was held Sunday July 21 at Hooper Springs in Soda Springs. About 40 family members attended including Verden Thornock Charley Thornock and Rulon Hansen with extended relatives from Bloomington Cokeville Grace and Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Thornock
Hooper Springs
Soda Springs
Mike Lahman
Ethel Kunz
Verden Thornock
Franklin Pope
Charley Thornock
Larry Kum
Kathy Martinson
Alice Lahman
Sidney Thornocks
Bloomington
Zella Jones
Provo
Fay Jones
Cokeville
Wilber Pope
LaMar Thornock
Sage
Willard Thornock
le Grade Kunz
Grace
Ralph Thornock
Frankie Pope
Rulon Hansen
Preston
Lorenzo Thornock
First Ward Parade Set for August 1 in Paris
The Paris First Ward plans the Around the Block Parade on Thursday August 1 at 11 30 a m. A refreshment stand will operate on chapel grounds during and after the event to fund primary functions. Clifford Franks quips his mill is so fresh it is green four hours before delivery.
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First Ward
Paris First Ward
Clifford Franks
Congressman Harding Admits Farm Surplus Plans Fail
Idaho Congressman Harding criticizes administration efforts to curb farm surpluses through paid land retirement and other schemes. He cites soil bank costs, limited success, and a proposed shift to crop land conversion including recreation and timberland, signaling temporary measures amid rising surpluses.
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Department of Agriculture
Congress
House Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Harding
Indiana
Ponies at Denver Entertain the Athays on Vacation
Russ Athay and Mrs. Athay will travel to Denver to watch ponies run at the track during a one month vacation. His barber shop will operate only Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays in August with a substitute running the shop in his absence.
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Denver
Athays
Russ Aithay
Mrs. Athay
Russ
Idaho Hay Crop Seen Strong Despite Drop From Last Year
Idaho stocks of hay on May 1 reached 522000 tons, 16 percent above 1962 levels, with June 1 conditions at 93 percent of normal. The University of Idaho Extension notes improved Northwest supplies after a cool wet spring and predicts larger total supplies next year if weather remains favorable.
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Idaho
University of Idaho Extension Service
Northwest
Some of the works best golf scores are penned by pencil
A quirky note mentions that some golf scores are marked with lead pencils. The line highlights idiosyncratic scoring habits in golf culture and evokes a nostalgic, minor detail from the golfing world.
Bull Moose Invades Bloomington Then Returns to Canyon
A bull moose drew a crowd in Bloomington last Wednesday before wandering back to Bloomington canyon. The animal, believed to be the same one that has chased Casey Jones on his ranch, caused excitement among residents and children who came to observe the sight.
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Bloomington
Canyon
Bloomington Canyon
Casey Jones
Birthday tribute to Mrs Lucretia Pomeroy in Paris event
A birthday party was held at the M M Collings Home in Paris for Mrs Lucretia Phelps Pomeroy age 96 of Mesa Arizona honoring her with a guest list including Hazel Schumway Zula Cole Inez Phelps Dan Rich and others A duet Idaho was performed by Darlene Rich and Leonora Stucki and the honoree and Hazel Schumway planned a trip to Mesa Logan and Ogden after July 24
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Lucretia Phelps Pomeroy
Mesa
Ariz
M. M. Collings
Paris
Ther Neice
Hazel Schumway
Zula Cole
Logan
Inez Phelps
Dan C. Rich
Jane Athay
Beth West
Gwen Passey
Fred J. Price
Jeam Budge
Carol Hirschi
Inez Zollinger
Burley
Clarence M. Rich
Idaho
Darlene Rich
Leonora Stucki
Pomeroy
Two Car Crash in Montpelier Sends Two to Hospital
A two car collision in Montpelier involving Dick Transtrum of St. Charles and Rodney Bergholm of Montpelier sent two occupants to Bear Lake Memorial hospital. Kent Glucki of Paris, a passenger in the Transtrum car, suffered extensive facial cuts and was hospitalized along with Mrs Gus Bergholm, a passenger in the Bergholm car, who remained hospitalized for the night. Both vehicles were total wrecks per officers.
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Dick Transtrum
St. Charles
Rodney Bergholm
Montpelier
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Bergholm
Transtrum
Kent Glucki
Paris
Gus Bergholm
Bergholm Ar
Offiers
Parade Around the Block Inspires Paris Second Ward
The Paris Second Ward Primary held its annual Parade Around the Block on Monday with children in Centennial costumes portraying native Indians and pioneer families. Mrs. Ethel Jensen, president of the Second Ward Primary, organized the arrangements for the event.
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Paris Second Ward
ODS
Ethel Jensen
Second Ward
Talkative Fellow Finds It Easier To Swallow Words
A wry saying notes that many talkative people struggle with the aftermath of verbal excess. It suggests swallowing words is simpler than digesting them, highlighting the perils of loose speech.
Parks Directors Inspect Bear Lake County Tour
Lake State Park and Bear Lake County are inspected by Parks Director Jon Soderbloom of Boise and Larry Smith of Idaho Falls. They tour North Beach and the county with Mark Pugmire, meet local civic groups, and urge more funds for development including parking and facilities at North Beach State Park. The visitors also view improvements by Utah Parks at the south end of Bear Lake.
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Jon Soderbloom
Boise
Larry Smith
Southern Idaho
Parks Department
Bear Lake County
Mark Pugmire
Bear Lake State Park
Soderbloom
North Beach State Park
North Beach
Bear Lake
Utah Parks and Recreational Department
Farm youth heritage praised by Idaho U dean
Idaho farm youth are urged to take pride in their heritage as Rafe Gibbs University of Idaho information director speaks to 770 4 H Club members at Moscow. He notes Idaho farms cover 14 790 000 acres 27.7 percent of land with irrigation totaling 2 750 000 acres and highlights state leads in potatoes dry peas and seed production. The talk cites university research benefiting agriculture and mentions scholarships tied to the 1689 university charter.
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Soil
Soil Bank
Colorado
Indiana
Soil ‘Bank
Idaho
Rafe Gibbs
University of Idaho
770 4-H Club
Moscow
Gibbs
United States
Parisman Attends Services for Mother in Missouri
George Ramey returns from Springfield Missouri after the death of his mother Mrs Lucy A Ramey age 90 who died Monday July 15 following seven months illness Her husband died in 1936 Services were held Friday July 19 with burial in Springfield Survivors include daughter Mrs Ina Ritchey two sons Archie M and George and 24 grandchildren and great grandchildren
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George Ramey
Springfield
Lucy A. Ramey
Ina Ritchey
Archie M
George
Paris
Relative in England Reaches 101th Birthday in Good Health
Miss Annie Eborn of 21 Mitchwood Avenue Muswell Hill London England celebrates her 101st birthday. She remains unmarried with no worries and has many friends who visit daily. The aunt of Arthur Eborn of Paris says she is not a miserable old lady despite her advanced age.
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Annie Eborn
Miss Eborn
Mitchwood Avenue
Muswell Hill
London
Eng
Arthur Eborn
Paris
London Daily Journal
Eborn
London Journal
State Patrolman Mark L. Wilson Dies in Pocatello
Funeral services for Mark L. Wilson 46 a Bear Lake county state police veteran were held today at Central Christian Church Pocatello with burial in Mountain View Cemetery. He died of a heart attack Sunday in Pocatello hospital survived by son Myron daughter Mary Lynn and three sisters. His wife died in 1962.
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Mark L. Wilson
Bear Lake County
Central Christian
Mr. Wilson
Myron
Mary Lynn
Pocatello
Burley
Stake Mia Road Show Debuts in Bloomington on July 30
The Bear Lake Stake MI A wards present eight ward road shows Tuesday evening July 30 at 8 pm in Bloomington Recreation Hall. Out of state judges will preside making it a single night performance. August 6 winners face other district first placers at Soda Springs. No admission fee.
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Bear Lake
MI A
Everning
Bloomington
Melinda Gibbons
Stake
Speech-Mama
Soda Springs
4-H Officer Training Meeting Held in Montpelier
A county 4H officers training session was held July 16 at 1 30 pm in the LDS First Ward church Montpelier. Attendance reached 121 including boys girls and 4 H leaders. Instruction was led by extension staff Hyrum Johnson agricultural agent Marlene Stegelmeier home agent and Judy Kienlen junior home agent with guest Dorothy Nye Paris H leader for song leaders. Cheryl Tolley joined as a 4 H member from Montpelier.
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LDS First Ward
Montpetier
Hyrum Johnson
Marlene Stegelmeier
Judy Kienlen
Dorothy Nye
Paris
Cheryl Tolley
Monm‘pelier
Bloomington Primary Parade and Festival Highlights
The Bloomington Primary held its annual parade on Wednesday starting at the hall and marching to the store and back. Children wore costumes and rode decorated bikes and trikes, enjoying a festive community event.
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Bloomington
Bard Says Sick Pay Is Ill-Gotten Gains
A writer laments social benefits as unjust earnings claiming sickness compensation is misused, framing the issue as a moral critique of welfare. The piece presents a provocative stance through a poetic voice challenging public sympathy for sick pay.
Bear River Water Plan Draws Regional Protests
The Coordinating Protective Committee of Bear River met in Montpelier to oppose the Bureau of Reclamation plan to take Bear Lake water and flood lands for a Oneida Narrows reservoir and 105 mile canal. The group urged a hearing and cited Canyon Ferry dam redress as precedent.
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Bear River
Caribou
Bear Lake
Franklin Counties
Montpelier
Lloyd Dunn
Georgetown
Idaho Bear River
Idaho State Reclamation Department
Preston
Dunn
Canyon Ferry Dam
Montana
United States Senate
United States Court of Claims
Congress
Canyon Ferry
Oneida Narrows
Cecil Foster
Alles Nash
Franklin County
Wawn Hogan
Harold Varley
Reed Budge
Evan Kackley
Vivian Nye
Melvin Laurid
Rich County
Utah
Montpelier Clonday
Bureau of Reclamation
Oneida County
Carl E. Tappan
Idaho State Department of Reclamation
Boise
Caribou County
Fine Arts Club Meeting at Bateman Home in St Charles
The Fine Arts club met at Hilma Bateman's home in St Charles on Monday July 15. Ruth Pugmire shared notes and photos from Hearst Castle in Gan Simeon California, praising the castle as a worthwhile stop near the area. Attending were Helen Crawford, Elains Webb, Nadine Nelson, Dora Mecham, June Hoge, Louise Stock, Meryle Ward, Dayle Mattson, Darleen Booth, Norma Arnell, Ruth Pugmire, and Bilma Bateman with several guests.
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Fine Arts Club
Hilma Bateman
St Charles
Ruth Pugmire
Hearst Castle
Gan Simeon
Calif
William Randolph Hearst
Helen Crawford
Elains Webb
Nadine Nelson
Dora Mecham
June Hog
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Sid Thornock
Hagerman
Lucretia Pomeroy
B.L. Hospital
Second Ward Primary
U. OF I. Dean
Parisman
Missouri
England
Mark Wilson
Stake Mia
Bateman
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