Funeral Service for Asa Athay
Funeral services for Asa Athay were conducted by Bishop Clifford G. Price on Thursday July 23 at 2 pm in the Paris First Ward chapel. The service featured mixed choirs, solos, multiple speakers and a grave dedication with numerous floral arrangements.
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Asa Athay
Clifford G. Price
Paris First Ward
Opal Shepherd
Oh My
Father
Hattie
Vallentine
Velma Hansen
Ned
Wayne Budge
Fred
J. Price
C. H. Budge
Clarence J. Lindsay
Leland
Read
Taft P. Budge
Precautions Urged On City Water Usage
Mayor Hawkes calls on residents to follow the sprinkler ordinance and use sprinklers or nozzles when watering with city water. He warns noncompliance could force limits on irrigation and urges community cooperation.
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James Hawkes
Hawkes
Paris Local Farm Bureau Talent Fund Meeting
The Paris Local Farm Bureau hosts a Talent Fund and Talk Meet at the Ovid Ward Chapel on Wednesday night August 5 at 8 p.m. Members are invited to listen or participate to support the RUCCERS initiative.
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Paris
Farm Bureau
Ovid Ward Chapel
USU Forestry Camp Opens Summer Session in Cache Forest
Utah State University forestry students begin the annual summer camp in Logan Canyon with late start on July 17. Camp includes classroom work in rustic cabins and field study in Cache National Forest with Idaho and Wisconsin participants joining Utah students.
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Utah State University Forestry
USU
Logan Canyon
Logan
Cache National Forest
Paris
Larry Weeks
Palisade
Ronald Ashley
Montpelier
Raymond J. Evans
Malad
Idaho
Wisconsin
Utah
Athay to Enter Pony Express Run at Ely Show
Russell Athay of Paris plans to bring three horses to the Ely Nevada Pony Express Days race meet run August 22 to 30. The event attracts visitors from multiple western states with eight or more daily races, electric starting gate, Wilcox photo finish, parimutuel betting, and horse show events. Linda Michel will undergo major surgery at the L D hospital in Salt Lake City on July 28.
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Russell Athay
Paris
Ely
Nevada
Intermountain West
Utah
Idaho
Linda Michel
L.d.d. Hospital
Salt Lake City
Paris Idaho A tourist asks why visitors miss the town's charm
Ezra J. Poulsen laments visitors overlook Paris Idaho's Mormon Tabernacle because they do not stay to learn the town's history. He urges community effort to welcome travelers with hospitality, storytelling, and local assets like attractions and eateries to boost sightseeing and economy.
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Lion’s Club
Daughters ‘of the Pioneers
Bear Lake‘Rangers
Paris to Capitalize On Public Building Draw
Paris plans to attract travelers by highlighting a public building with clear markets and strategic road signs. Officials expect the attractor to draw hundreds of pedestrians and motorists as part of a broader campaign to boost visibility and foot traffic.
The Art of Ballyhoo in Small Towns
A reflective note on how a well managed exhibit or collection can draw attention in a county seat. The piece imagines bears by the road, a museum, and rock collections from all states to illustrate clever public relations.
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Ballyhoo
Rip van
Idaho Touring Highlights Clearwater River Country
A travel feature from Idaho Commerce describes the Clearwater River region with its history from Lewis and Clark to Spalding Mission, the route from Lewiston to Kooskia, and notes on fishing and hunting opportunities. It covers geography, historic sites, roads, and seasonal advice for fishing and travel in the area.
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Idaho
Clearwater
George Clark
Mariwether Lewis
Thomas Jefferson
Northwest Country
Pacific
Virginia's Beauty Salon Opens in Paris
Paris welcomes Virginia Bergholm and the new Virginia's Beauty Salon on Main and Center streets. The ground floor Hawkes building location features the latest equipment and supplies as the business opens for customers.
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Paris
Virginia Bergholm
Virginia
Hawkes
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Center
Nez Perce War Battle at White Bird Canyon 1877
From Winchester hill Lewiston offers a view of Clearwater country as a visitor travels from Riggins on the U.S. highway 95 toward White Bird. In June 1877 Chief Joseph led a Nez Perce force to a victory against cavalry at White Bird Canyon where 33 of 90 soldiers were killed as they retreated.
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Lewiston
Winchester Hill
Clearwater Country
Riggins
White Bird
White Bird Canyon
Joseph
Fire at Paris Salvage Yard Sparks Bees and Buzz
A fire at the Paris Salvage yard damaged the interior of an old model car. Ross Payne had placed smoldering rags inside to chase bees nesting in the car. While the fire department contained the blaze, the bees lingered after the incident Monday.
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Paris
Ross Payne
Ross
New Science Head to Oregon Meet
Mr and Mrs Ick Peterson and family visited over the weekend with Mrs Petersons parents the Sevil Nielsons. Mr Peterson was appointed to the Utah State Board of Education as science supervisor. He leaves by plane for Eugene Oregon for a three day conference at the University of Oregon in the interest of his new assignment beginning August 1.
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Ick Peterson
Gordon McNutt
Ogden
Clarence Rich
Judy
Herman Johnson
James Hawks
Sun Valley
Twin Falls
Yellowstone Park
Arthur Eborn
Hooper Springs
Heber Hart
Bountiful
Utah
Four Lakes
Montpelier
Velda Michelson
Helen Rae Larsen
Opal Shepherd
Paris
Golda Skinner
Dingle
School opening date set for September 9 in district
Tuesday September 8 1959 announcement from Superintendent A. J. Winters confirms the opening date for all schools in Class A School District No. 33. The plan states September 9 as the start of the school year across district schools.
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A. J. Winters
Mrs Dye Visits Grace To See Mother And Friends
Mrs Walter C Dye spends Tuesday and Wednesday in Grace visiting her mother and friends before returning to Paris on Thursday.
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Walter C. Dye
Grace
Paris
George Palmer
Logan
Walter Bird
Kitchen Queen 4-H Club Meeting Recap
The Kitchen Queen 4-H Club met July 15 with President Lorraine Stucks presiding. Kathy Webb led the pledge, Starlene Bolton the 4-H pledge, and instructors Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Almond taught pancakes and toast. Starlene Bolton demonstrated. Refreshments and games followed. Next meeting August 8 at Weldon Sleight’s home features an illustrated talk on Getting Acquainted With Plants.
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Kitchen Queen Club
Lorraine Stucks
Thes
Lorrine Shepherd
Kathy Webb
Starlene Bolton
Johnson
Almond
Weldon Sleight
Spaceitt Club Meeting Highlights and Demonstrations
At the Spaceitt Club meeting on Monday July 13 the roll call pledge and 4 H pledge were recited. The group sang Down In the Valley and Oh Dear What Can the Matter Be. Carol Ann Bunderson Pat Keetch and Bruce Peterson gave demonstrations.
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Spaceitt Club
Carol Ann Bunderson
Pat Keetch
Bruce Peterson
Nine Sew Fine Club Sees July Meeting Led by Susan Thomas
The Nine Sew Fine club met July 17 with Vice President Kathleen in charge and Susan Thomas leading a game of gossip gras. Linda Delbridge, moving to Bloomington, plans to join. refreshments were served by Vicky Reese and Linda Findlay.
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Kathleen
Susan Thomas
Linda Delbridge
Bloomington
Vicky Reese
Linda Findlay
Fumbling Thimblers Club meets for July session
The Fumbling Thimblers Club met at the home of Mrs. Fern Eborn on Tuesday July 21. Marie called the meeting to order and Maxine Hansen, Barbara Nelson pledged. Members cut out saps and zippera with help from Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Eborn. Colleen Beck led a game. Adjournment set for July 28 at Maxine Hansen’s home. Refreshments by Mrs. Nelson.
Conifer Club Members Meet at Stucki Home
Conifer club members gathered at Mark Stucki’s home on July 27 for a meeting at 7 00 pm. They identified trees and plants with help from Junior Leader Betty Ann Ramey. Stucki demonstrated building a tree a fracture wood joint.
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Conifer Club
Mark Stucki
Betty Ann Ramey
Conifer Club Meets at Leader’s Home Sets Monday Meetings
On July 22 1959 the Conifer club held its regular meeting at Lynn Budge’s home. Monte and Paul Webb brought wild flowers and range plants keyed out with help from Betty Ann Ramey junior leader. Next meeting set for July 27 1959 at 7 00 p.m. at Mark Stucki’s home.
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Conifer Club
Lynn Budge
Monte
Paul Webb
Betty Ann Ramey
Mark Stucki
Regular meeting of Cookin Cookettes in July 1959
The Cookin Cookettes held a July 22 1959 meeting at Mrs. Dela Hulmes home at 3:00 pm. Betty Ann Ramey demonstrated nine varieties of rolls. Mary Ward demonstrated quick mix rolls and shared samples. Members brought cake samples. Next meeting set for July 29 at 3:00 pm at Betty Ann and Hellen Rameys home.
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Betty Ann
Hellen Ramey
Spaceitt Club Meeting Recites Pledge and Sings America
The Spaceitt club met last Monday at 2 30 pm with M Ruth Arnell giving a prayer Brent Meacham leading the pledge and Leila Ann Arnell leading the 4H pledge Ruth Arneill sang America the Beautiful and Rockaburra. Members played a game Holly wood and Flying Ditchiman and Leila Ann Arnell and Diane Bunderson served punch and cookies.
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Spaceitt” Club
Monnday
Ruth Arnell
Brent Meacham
Leila Ann Arnell
Ruth Arneill
America
Flying Ditchiman
Leila Ann Arnel
Diane Bunderson
Conda Club Demonstrates Animal Handling Skills
The Conda club met Tuesday at Howard Matthews home. Club Leader Eugene Stucki demonstrated proper animal leding technique and Jean Stucki led the 4-H pledge.
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Conda
Howard Matthews
Eugene Stucki
Jean Stucki
Round About the Town Highlights Utah Visits and Weddings
Residents and visitors from Paris Dingle and Montpelier enjoyed weekends in Utah Idaho and Nevada. Social ties centered on family gatherings Temple excursions Bear Lake and Logan Temple events with numerous visits to Salt Lake City Ogden and Ogden area towns.
Community Notes From Fish Haven Week End Visits
Mr and Mrs Charles Shirley of Bountiful Utah enjoyed a week end at their summer home. Thais Carlson of Centerville Utah has been visiting Jane Ann Shirley for the past week. Linda and Elva Hymas of Liberty were guests of the Lovelands for that weekend. The Mutuel traveled to Bloomington to put on their road show with other wards. The Nile River, one of the longest rivers in the world, has a length of 4050 miles.
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Charles Shirley
Bountiful
Utah
Thais Carlson
Centerville
Jane Ann Shirley
Delray Loveland
Linda
Elva Hymas
Liberty
Lovelands
Arthur Shirley
Robert Stock
Pocatello
Glenn
Louise Stock
Jackson
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Mary Ann Stock
Dols Smith
Ogden
Lucy Stock
Dell Loveland
Lou Ann
Brenda
Oregon
E. R. Ball
Linda Hymas
Dennis Anderson
The
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