Local Residents Share Summer Visits and Travel
Weeklong travel and family visits unfold in Lakes Town with Owen Wahlstrom at Preston Idaho and Lava Hot Springs on power company business. Relatives and friends from Circleville Logan Ogden Salt Lake and Jackson Wyoming recount hospital visits tours and blood donation efforts involving Jeanine Johnson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Wahlstrom
Utah Power & Light Co
Preston
Idaho
Allen Adams
Clayton Robinson
Salt Lake
Jeanine Johnson
Howard Lamborn
Presley Floyd
Leland Wood
Harl Satterthwaite
Reed Willis
Allison tXearl
Jeanine
Parnell Johnson
Keith Johnson
Susanne
Lions Elect International President John L Stickley
John L Stickley of Charlotte North Carolina was elected International President of Lions International at the 39th annual convention in Miami Florida. Lions International has 642 828 members in 12 334 Lions Clubs across 75 countries or regions and is the world's largest service club organization.
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John L. Stickley
Charlotte
North Carolina
Lions International
Miami
Florida
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital Patient Admissions and Releases
Multiple patients admitted in July for medical and surgical procedures at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital. Notable entries include Mrs. Thomas Gaynor Montpelier admitted July 11 released July 13. Mrs. William Hutchinson Cokeville major surgery admitted July 11 released July 17. Lloyd Montpelier and others in Montpelier Cokeville Paris Georgetown Geneva Ovid and Clifton NJ with various minor and major surgeries and medical stays through July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gaynor
Montpelier
William Hutchinson
Cokeville
Victor Lloyd
Ricki
Vernal Kunz
Lloyd
John Payne
Paris
Ross
Marilyn
Lowell Smart
Georgetown
Royal Kirkpatrick
Raymond
Owen Preston
Geneva
Doyle Baldridge
Gordon
Ark
Vincent DeVries Clifton
N. J
John
Wesley Baker
Gerald Lynn
Gerald Hulme
Charles
Robert Dayton
Bernard Sparks
Dingle
Charles Nicholls
Ovid
Katherine Egbert
Paris Idaho adopts 29 mill tax levy for 1956 fiscal year
The city council passes an ordinance levying 29 mills on all taxable property for the year starting May 1, 1956. The 15 mills go to general city purposes, 12 mills to bond redemption and interest, and 2 mills to cemetery maintenance. Tax is payable as provided by Idaho law and filed with the county auditor. Attest Clerk Fred J Price. Mayor Weldon E Grandy.
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Paris
Idaho
State of
Out on a Limb humorous lumbering tips and tall tales
The column shares rustic advice on bucking a tree safely noting how logs can trap a worker and how to read log movements. It weaves in quirky anecdotes about Eben’s garden, a New York college fossil with a saw mark, and Sweden’s use of helicopters to break log jams with explosives.
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Marymount Teachers College
New York
Sweden
Lapland
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