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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1958

Page

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Centennial ideas and local heritage push for Bear Lake area

Ezra Poulsen urges a multi‑state Bear Lake centennial celebration in 1963 with education programs, pioneer history, and public gatherings. A camelot of past Idaho Supreme Court links and a Taylor home visit are described, while calls for humane dog control and reflections on civilization appear amid notes on dairy science and future city planning.

Ingeen Bear Lake Paris Bear Lake Valley Rich County Star Valley

Marketing Dates Set for Rich County Lamb Pool

Rich County agricultural agent announces marketing dates for the Rich Punty lamb pool on August 29 and September 12. Both farm flock and range lambs will be priced and weighed, with grading focusing on fat lambs. shipping moves to Evanston with overnight staging, not later than 8 p.m. the night before shipping.

Rich Punty Lamb Pool Rich County Agricultural Maughan Evanston Shipent

Hess Receives New Assignment After Training

El Paso Texas reports SPC Verl D Hess has been relieved from a Bliss training course of 42 weeks and assigned to the 168th Battery AAA Battalion for further work and study.

SPC Hess el Page Texas Josiit Bliss 168Th Battery AAA Batfion

Ex Monsanto trade secret case delays and injunction hits Miller

Charles M Miller of Georgetown a former Monsanto employee was permanently enjoined in federal court at Salt Lake from revealing trade secrets and was ordered to return 102 Monsanto documents. Judge Christensen allowed Monsanto to inspect the Georgetown elemental phosphorus furnace while preserving ongoing construction. Damages set for later trial with Miller responsible for most costs.

Charles M. Miller Central Farmers Fertilizer Company Georgetown Federal District Court Salt Lake Monsanto Chemical Company Miller Monsanto Company Soda Springs Monsanto A. Sherman Christensen F. C. Torkelson Company Central Farmers Miller, Torkelson Jude Christensen Torkelson Christensen Pocatello Georgetown Canyon

Bear Lake Wool Pool Members Join State Association

One hundred forty five Bear Lake County Wool Pool members joined the Idaho Wool Growers Association this week, a large pool group active in state wool and lamb pool sessions. Tim Matthews serves as president with directors Lester Skinner Frank Sargatz and Harley Gochran. Robert Kerns was secretary until leaving Bear Lake County earlier this spring.

Bear Lake County Idaho Wool Growers Association Wyoming Tim’ Matthews Lester Skinner Frank Sargatz Harley Gochran Robert Kerns

Wallen tine Party Plans West Coast Vacation Circuit

Mr and Mrs Darwin D Wallentine and Mr and Mrs VanNoy Wallentine depart tomorrow for a West Coast trip visiting Boise Portland Seattle Victoria and Vancouver then return via Spokane Glacier National Park Yellowstone National Park and Idaho Falls They plan to attend the National Boat Races on Lake Washington and tour the Caralion dairy research farm in Seattle and visit relatives along the way.

Darwin D. Wallentine VanNoy Wallentine Boise Portland Seattle Victoria Vancover B. C Spokane Glacier National Park Yellowstone National Park Idaho Falls Lake Washington Caralion

Rich Family Reunion Set at St Charles This Saturday

The 49th annual Rich family reunion is scheduled for next Saturday, August 2, at St. Charles. Registration runs noon to 2 PM, followed by a program at the St. Charles ward chapel. The general business meeting is at 8 PM, with a 5 PM picnic and barbecue at Fish Haven Resort.

St. Charles Arlin R. Pugmire St. Charles Ward Fish Haven

Boy Struck by Speed Boat Injures Bear Lake Teen

A 13 year old Salt Lake City boy John Allen South was seriously injured when a motorboat struck him near Ideal Beach Bear Lake. He suffered deep lacerations and was taken to Bear Lake hospital in Montpelier where he was reported improving. The boat was operated by Larry Rigby age 15 of Montpelier who said glare from the sun blinded him as he towed another youth on water skis.

Salt Lake City Ideal Beach Bear Lake John Allen South George Q Salt Lake Montpelier Sherman Lutz Garden City Young South Larry Rigby Young Rigby

Bear Lake unit trains at Dugway Proving Grounds

The 835th Chemical Company (Maintenance) from Bear Lake County with HQ in Montpelier arrived at Dugway Proving Grounds on July 20 for a two week summer camp. Under 1st Lt. Douglas Henrie, the unit includes two Montpelier platoons and a Pocatello gas mask repair attachment, totaling 24 enlisted men and three officers. Capt. Dewayne Flanigan from the Pocatello area command serves as Army unit advisor.

835Th Chemical Company Bear Lake County Montpelier Dugway Proving Grounds Douglas Henrie Pocatello Army Dewayne Flanigan Pocatello Area Command

Former Paris Post publisher visits hometown editor memories

Dr. Ira N. Hayward, English professor at Utah State University Logan, and former Paris Post publisher around 1919, visited The Paris Post last weekend. He recalled hand set type by two Indians and the early days of the Linotype machine, with his son in law Darrell of Logan accompanying.

Ira N. Hayward Paris Hayward Darrell of Logan Stuart

Laws Buy Newell Lewis Home on East First

Mr and Mrs Charles I Law bought the Newell Lewis residence on East First North and plan to move in soon. They will relocate to Pocatello once a new home there is ready for occupancy.

Charles I. Law Newell Lewis East First North Street Lewis Pocatello

Idaho Hearing Asked on River Water Power Bill

Senator Dworshak urged hearings in Boise on a proposed regional power corporation for Columbia Basin water management. He criticized Oregon Senator Neuberger for omitting Idaho and warned Idaho water rights could be ceded to a five member board if Idaho is not heard. Dworshak urged prompt action to defend Idaho’s water heritage.

U. S. Senate Interior Committee Dworshak Idaho Columbia Basin Richard Neuberger Oregon Northwest Columbia Dennis Chavez Boise Portland Spokane Billings Mont Neuberger Northwest Public Power Association Senate

Farm Bureau aims to elect champions of free system

Mrs Arlin Pugmire of St Charles State County Farm Bureau Women’s chairman says the citizenship drive seeks candidates who defend basic freedoms in American life. She notes the program is spearheaded by women and cites Jefferson on limiting government meddling.

Arlin Pugmire St. Charles County Farm Bureau Citizenship Cal Party

Sparks Ignite Tent On Pugmire Lawn In St Charles

A fire burned a tent on the lawn of Arlin Pugmire home in St Charles Tuesday afternoon. Neighbors and the Pugmire family helped extinguish the blaze. Officials report damage amount not yet estimated and suspect sparks from a furnace fed by strong afternoon winds.

Sparks ST. Charles Arlin Pugmire St Charles Pugmire

Pugmire Leases Station and Buys Home in Mesa Arizona

Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Pugmire and their relatives, returning from Arizona, leased a Chevron service station in Mesa and bought a new home there. They plan to move from Paris to Mesa shortly after mid August for a new business and residence.

Mark Pugmire Mesa Arizona Mark A. Pugmire J. T. Brown Pécatello Pigmire Chevron Pugmires Paris

Taxpayers protest Senate housing act approval in Idaho

The Associated Taxpayers of Idaho condemn the Senate passage of the Housing Act of 19568, urging Idaho representatives to oppose the measure. They warn of about 18.6 billion in public credit and federal funds for housing over four years, with total 26 billion in housing programs and 42 billion in current authority cited. The group criticizes the quick vote and low attendance.

Idaho Senate Max Yost Taxpayer Research Group Congress Washington Harry F. Byrd Virginia Associated Taxpayers of House of Representatives

Land drawing for 34 farms at Rupert on Friday

The final Bureau of Reclamation land drawing for 384 farms on the North Side pumping project at Rupert will be held tomorrow starting at 1 30 p m. Floyd Hedrick says 125 names will be drawn from 6227 qualified applicant entries. This six draw program begun in 1952 has provided about 750 farms to veterans. Interest this year was very high with almost as many applicants as in years with more units.

Bureau of Reclamation North Side Rupert Floyd Hedrick

First Ward Birthday Service Planned for August 3

The Paris First ward will present its annual primary birthday service in the First ward chapel on August 3 at 7 30 p m The program titled Teach Me to Walk in the Light will feature all primary children. It aims to increase reverence and parent teacher cooperation, with a display of handicrafts made by the children. All ward members and interested people are invited.

Paris First Ward First Ward

Thorrock Family Reunion Held at Lava Hot Springs

A Thorno ck family reunion gathered in Lava Hot Springs last Friday with eight families represented. Attendees from Bloomington included Mr. and Mrs. George Painter Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bateman Mrs. Bertha Thornock Mr. and Mrs. Dan Thornock Mr. and Mrs. Willard Thornock and Sidney Thornock.

Thornock Lava Hot Springs John B. Thornock Bloomington George Painter Andi Otis Bateman Bertha Thornock Dan Thornock Willard Thornock Sidney Thornock

Idaho Wool Growers Ram Sale Planned in Filer

The Idaho Wool Growers Association will hold its 87th annual ram sale at Filer Idaho on August 6 beginning with a range ram and stock sale at 9 30 a m A dinner will be served at the Turf club in the evening Wool growers from across the state are urged to attend the all day meeting featuring farm problems and wool industry news.

Idaho Wool Growers Association Filer Idaho Turf Club

Higher Mail Rates Announced Begin Tomorrow in Bear Lake County

Postmasters remind residents that starting tomorrow August 1 increases apply to all mail classes. First class mail except postcards and drop letters rises per ounce. Other rates cover drop letters, postcards, airmail, third class, second class magazines, book rate, and business reply mail with various per ounce or per piece charges.

Fuiay Bear Lake County Sam Air Postal

Malad Youth Daniel Evans Drowned In Reservoir

The 18 year old Malad youth Daniel Leon Evans drowned Saturday afternoon while swimming with Ray Neil Jones. Skin divers from Ogden and Salt Lake recovered Evans about 45 feet down in Scrowther reservoir, which reaches 70 feet. A heavy wind blew as Jones swam with his companion who cried I cant move before going under. The body was recovered by diving clubs from Hill Air Force Base and Salt Lake City.

Daniel Leon Evans Scrowther Reservoir Ogden Salt Lake Ray Neil Jones Malad Evans Jones Hill Air Force Base Salt Lake City

Varner and McCulloughs Visit Old Paris Associations

Keith F. Varner former Paris Post publisher visits with his wife family and Mrs H S McCullough all of Denver. They met former business associates in Paris and Montpelier area and praise their new Denver location while missing the valley climate and local fishing.

Keith F. Varner Paris Post H. S. McCullough Denver Montpelier Warners

Home Visit Before Duty in Eritrea

Ralph A. Athay arrived home from Fort Gordon Georgia to spend a week with his parents Mr and Mrs Asa Athay before continuing on to Asmara Eritrea to work with a security agency detachment in the United Nations protectorate.

Ralph A. Athay Fort Gordon Asa Athay Asmara Eritrea Africa United Nationso

Honor Utah Power Employee Eugene Arnell Retires

Eugene Arnell retired from Utah Power and Light’s pumping plant and was guest of honor at a Camp Lift chicken dinner on Wednesday night. Thomas Johnston presented Arnell with a watch as a token of appreciation from his co workers after a life sketch by Mr. Bearsdorff.

Utah Power Eugene Arnell Utah Power & Light Company Camp Lift Bearsdorff Bir Arnell Thomas Johnston Arnel

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Ezra Poulsen Alfred Budge Idaho Supreme Court Carson Taylor Grace Smedley Taylors Frof A. N. Merrill Y. U Bear Lake Wool Pool STATE West Coast Nat. Parks 335Th Chemical CO B.L U.S.A Idaho Pish and Game Department AIM THE Taxpayers Group Idaho Wool Growers
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