Musical Concert by Tracey Shepherd Family Aug 4 at Tabernacle
Descendants of Lorenza Tracey and Sarah Clifton Shepherd present a benefit concert at Bear Lake Stake Tabernacle on Saturday August 4 at 8 15 p m for the Paris Second Ward building fund. The program features Elaine Romer Carolyn Shepherd Jon Meilstrup and others with local musicians and church groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenza Tracey
Sarah Clifton Shepherd
Bear Lake Stake Tabernacle
Paris Second Ward Building Fund
Elaine Romer
Jo Hansen
Berkeley Opera Theater
Lucia de Lammermoor
Unruh Philharmonic Chorus
Warren G. Allred
Albuquerque
N. M
Air Force
Alaska
Carolyn Shepherd
Jacey W.shepherd
Utah
All State Orchestra
Bonneville Strings
Westminster—community—orchestra
University of Ute Symphony
Music Educators
Santa Monica
Calif
Tracey Call
Pomona
Anita
Pierce
Clairmont College
Jon Meilstrup
Hazel Sanders
Albert Shepherd
Gladys Gladstone
Alexander Schrelner
Tabernacle
Don Windley
Tefor
Bloomington
Ambassadors
L.ds
Earl S. Grimmett
University of Idaho
Spécial Service
Adaho Falls Symphony
Tracey Shepherd
Paris Record Ward
Second Ward
Larsen Named Manager of New Great Yellowstone Savings & Loan
Ray J. Larsen resigns from San Francisco Chemical to become executive vice president and manager of the Great Yellowstone Savings & Loan association. He has held roles at Bear Lake Motor Co and Central Farmers Fertilizer, and served as a public accountant and tax consultant. Larsen began duties July 16 after schooling in Rexburg and the association plans a August 11 opening in a remodeled building next to First Security Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray J. Larsen
San Francisco Chemical Company
Becoome
Great Yellowstone Savings & Loan Association
Frank W. Hirschi
Larson
Idaho State College
Bear Lake Motor Co
Central Farmers Fertilizer Company
Larsen
Great Yellowstone Savings & Loan
Rexburg
First Security Bank
Nort Fifth Street
Pioneer Daughters Hold Tuesday Potluck Dinner
Camp Elizabeth Passey of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers announces a pot luck picnic in Emigration Canyon on Tuesday, July 31. All attendees meet at Emerson grammar school grounds. rides will be provided for everyone present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Passey
The
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Emigration’ Canyon
Emerson Grammar School
Services Held for Former Bloomington Resident
Funeral services were held at the Bloomington Ward chapel for Wiley Josel Nelson 87 a former Bloomington resident who died of natural causes in Ogden on July 21 He was born February 25 1895 in Bryce Arizona son of Adam Heber and Elizabeth Jarvis Nelson He moved to the Bear Lake area as a young man married Maxine Randall May 22 1939 at Randolph Victoria He was World War I veteran and an elder in the I D S church He later moved to Ogden and retired from service as a guard at the company and Utah General Depot Pallbearers included Eugene J Grimes Robert Grimes and Keith Nelson Survivors include his widow four sisters and many nieces and nephews
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington Ward
Wiley Joselson
Bloomington
Ogden
Mr. Nelson
Bryce, Ariz
Adam Heber
Elizabeth Jarvis Nelson
Bear Lake
Maxine Randall
Randolph, Vic
Nelson
Utah General Depot
Bloomington Ward Chapel
Wayne J. Matthews
Hulme
Dunford
Dean T Ward
Charles E. Hulme
Eugene J. Grimes
Robert. Grimes
Roger Y 7 . Nelson
Keith Nelson
Maxine
Co. E. Grimes
Wilford Bartschi
Montpelier
Clem Humpherys
Paris
Paul Haddock
Paris Boy Assigned to Sheppard AFB Texas
Airman Basic Randall R. Michaelson son of Mr and Mrs Glenn W Michaelson of Paris now stationed at Lackland AFB Texas is reassigned to the United States technical training course for base utilities specialists at Sheppard AFB Texas He has completed basic training and was selected for the advanced course based on his interests and aptitudes Randall is a 1962 graduate of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall R. Michaelson
Glenn W. Michaelson
Paris
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
United States
Sheppard Air Force Base
Michaelson
Randall
Hat Lost By Legion Member At Novelty Theatre
A Legion member on duty at the Novelty Theatre misplaced a new straw hat size seven and asks for its return. He will not be questioned and urges anyone with information to bring the hat to the theatre lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Novelty
Swimming Classes at Bear Lake Hot Springs Prove Successful
The Paris Lions Club with the local Red Cross chapter offered swimming classes at Bear Lake Hot Springs. Instructors included Cleneth Arnell and May Pugmire with help from Hemmert family, Vera Dunford, and Norma Arnell Ford. The American Red Cross ran a three day instructors course with national water safety representatives visiting to refresh local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Lions Club
The
Red Cross
Valley
Bear Bear Hot Springs
Cleneth Arnell
da May Pugmire
Salt Salt Lake
Vera Dunford
Bloomington
Hemmert
Hot Springs
American Red Cross
Paris First Ward Primary Evening of Fun Draws Crowd
The Paris First Ward Primary sponsored an evening of fun at the Paris Ward recreation hall last Tuesday. Contestants raced in several events while a large crowd watched and enjoyed the fish pond and carnival. A cooked food sale helped net a good amount for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bolton Reunion Held at Mack Park in Smithfield Utah
Sunday July 15 marked the Bolton family reunion at Mack Park Smithfield Utah. A potluck dinner fed 84 relatives from California Utah and Idaho including Corona Sacramento Bountiful Provo Ogden Fielding Aberdeen Blackfoot Twin Falls St Charles Soda Springs Conda Paris. Guest Phoebe Booth of Salt Lake attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Park
Smithfield
Utah
Corona
Sacramento
California
Bountiful
Provo
Ogden
Fielding
Aberdeen
Blackfoot
Twin Falls
St. Charles
Soda Springs
Conda
Paris
Idaho
Phoebe Booth
Salt Lake
Summer School At University Of Idaho Attracting Many
The University of Idaho expects to serve more students and conference attendees this summer. Regular eight week sessions on campus near 1,300 registrations, about 100 more than last year. Boise and Coeur dAlene extension campuses report 155 and 86 students respectively. Summer camps run for forestry students at McCall and mining students at Mackay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University OF Idaho
Unification Center
Boise
Coeur d'Alene
Forestry
McCall
Mines
Mackay
Reunion set for Saturday at St. Charles hall
The William Hymes and Mary Ann Atkins Emily reunion will be held Saturday, August 4, at the St. Charles recreation hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Charles
William Hymes
Mary Ann Atkins
Emily
East Idaho Fair Calls Exhibitors to Premium Lists
Premium lists for the 1962 East ern Idaho State Fair covering five days from September 11 have been mailed to former exhibitors. Ruth Hartkopf secretary manager reports entries arriving and a bigger fair is anticipated. Livestock entries close September 1 with other department deadlines September 8 for fine arts and crafts and September 9 for needlework. Perishable items may be entered Tuesday. Premium lists available by request to Eastern Idaho State Fair Box 228 Blackfoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hartkopf
Blackfoot
Miss Linda Michel and Winston Crossley Married Saturday
Miss Linda Michel and Winston Crossley wed in a double ring ceremony at the Paris L D S ward chapel with officiant Orson H. Grimmett. A reception followed in the ward recreation hall honoring the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Michel
Winston Crossley
Paris
L. D. S. Ward
Orson H. Grimmett
Ward Recreation Hall
Wilford Michel
Ephriam Grassley
Nounan
Francine Price
Mardene Hillyard
Smithfield
Cal Stoddard
Georgetown
Sandra Michel
Gayle Talbot
Fruitland
Ruby Dunford
Nina Eborn
Julia Ann Passey
Helen Crossley
Virtue Vallentine
MISS LEAH DUNFORD AND LOGAN FRIENDS ON TOUR OF PACIFIC
Miss Leah Dunford of Bloomington and Logan companions Miss Helen Lundstrom and Miss Jessie Larson depart for a seven week Pacific tour. The itinerary includes Hawaii Samoa Fiji New Zealand Australia Singapore Bangkok Cambodia Saigon Hong Kong Taipei Tokyo Alaska Seattle and return by September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Dunford
Bloomington
Logan
Helen Lundstrom
Jessie Larson
Pacific
Hawaii
Samoa
Miss Dunford
Edwin Rogers
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Australia
Singapore
Bangkok
Cambodia
Saigon
Hong Kong
Taipei
Tokyo
Anchorage
Alaska
Seattle
Georgetown Man Injured When Hit by Car on Highway
Duane Peterson, 29, of Georgetown, was struck while recovering a dog house on the highway near Bloomington. Leonard Matthews, 26, of Montpelier, attempted to signal another car with raised lights before Peterson was struck. Peterson suffered a broken collar bone, internal bleeding, and severe shock, later reported improving after treatment at a Montpelier hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Duane Peterson
Jay Peterson
Georgetown
Leonard Matthews
Nile Matthews
Montpelier
Donald Ikenberry
Matthews
Peterson
Ikenberry
Pageant on Hill Cumorah to thrill Palmyra August Fourth
A Paris youth will join about 200 others in the 26th Utah Mormon pageant at Hill Cumorah Palmyra N Y August 1 2 3 4 Spencer E Stucks serving in the Eastern States mission at Batavia N Y will take part Craig Vallentine from Paris aids with production The pageant directed by Dr Harold I Hanson Salt Lake City tells the Book of Mormon story on a football field sized area with 25 stages and a five track stereo system Admission and parking are free with local church supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
America
Hill Cumorah
Palmyra
N. Y
Spencer E. Stucks
Servin
Eastern States Mission
Batavia
Craig Vallentine
Harold I. Hanson
Salt Lake
Crawford Gates
Sidney Thornock Family Reunion Held At Paris Park
The Sidney Thornock family reunion was held Sunday July 22 at Paris Park with 27 members and four visitors. A luncheon and program occurred with KaMar Thornock leading events. Speeches covered trips to Yellowstone Park and California, songs performed by RoseAnn, Glenna, and Rose Thornock, and life experiences shared by Verden Thornock. Ethel Kunz was elected president for the coming year and activities included races and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Thornock
Paris Park
KaMar “Thornock
Charles Thornock
Yellowstone Park
Darrell Kunz
California
Jay Kunz
RoseAnn
Glenna Thornock
Rose Thornock
Verden Thornock
Sidney
Larry Kunz
Kathy Morrison
Ethel Kunz
Sage laments life problems hitting at eighteen
A sage questions why life’s problems strike at age eighteen when young people feel they already know all the answers and are unprepared for real challenges.
Paris Second Ward Pioneers Parade Highlights Annual Event
The Paris Second Ward Primary parade around the block drew a large crowd of locals and children as 77 members and friends portrayed pioneers with Indians war paint and period costumes. The Primary president Mrs. Ethel F. Jensen led with assistants Mrs. Ruth Vallentine Mrs. Clea B. Price and Mrs. Twilla Lewis all in pioneer dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Second Ward
Inter-Mountain
Ethel F. Jensen
Ruth Vallentine
Clea B. Price
Twilla Lewis
Tickets To Go On Sale August First
Bear Lake Post 84 American Legion and Legion Auxiliary sponsor family ticket plans for the Novelty Theatre in Paris. The six month pass allows all family members to attend all shows at one price, benefiting the community while keeping the theatre open four nights a week. Visitors cannot use the family ticket, and residents are urged to support this community enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
American Legion
The
Legion Auxiliary
Paris
Legion and—Auxiliary—committee
Closing dates for bird hunting set at meet July 31
The Idaho State Fish and Game Commission to set closing dates for upland game birds, migratory doves, cottontail rabbits and fur bearing animals at its July 31 quarterly meeting in Bonners Ferry. Opening dates for pheasants vary by county with several start dates in October. Grouse seasons begin September 15, with parts of Custer Lemhi and Valley counties starting August 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State_Fish and Game Commission
Bonners Ferry
John R. Woodworth
Benewah
Bonner
Kootenai
Shoshone
Clearwater
Idaho
Latah
Lewis and Nez Perce
Custer
Lemhi
Valley
Franklin
Montpelier Pair Announce Judy Wells Engagement
John A Wells of Montpelier and Mrs. announce the engagement of their daughter Judy to William Rogers son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Rogers of Paris. Rogers graduated from Utah State University affiliated with Kappa Sigma while Judy is a Montpelier High School graduate who attended Utah State University. A fall wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John—A._Wells
Montpelier
Judy
William Rogers
Alfred Rogers
Paris
Death closes Sen. H. C. Dworshak at 68 in DC
Idaho Senator Henry C. Dworshak died in Washington DC at 8:25 pm after being found unconscious in his apartment. Funeral set for Thursday at 3 pm in Fort Meyer chapel with Arlington National Cemetery to follow. Survived by widow and four sons. Governor Smylie weighs interim appointment amid party nominations for the 1964 seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Dworshak
Idaho
Washington, D.C
Fort Meyer Chapel
Arlington—National Cemetery
Dworshak
R. C. Rich
Burley
Jimmy Hong
Pocatello
Seana
Gene Oo Heath
Preston
Ceater Robert E. Smylie
Louise Shadduck
State Department of Commerce and Development
Hak
Senate
House of Representatives
Duluth
Minn
Burley Bulletin
Kennedy
Lenard
Congress
White House
Robert E. Smylie
Arnold Williams
Smylie
William E. Drevlow
Lloyd
John McMurray
Salmon
Charles Herndon
Vernon K. Smith
Len Jordan
Homer H. Budge
John Sanborn
A. W. Naegle
George W. Hansen
John T. Hawley
Also Mentioned on This Page
NEW Savings-Loan Assn
Pioneer Daughters
Paris Boy
Bear Lake Hot Springs
Bolton
East Idaho
Hiway
Cumorah
Sen. H.C. Omar
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