Minnetonka Cave Opening Set for June 5
Forest Ranger Jay B Hann announces Minnetonka Cave opens Saturdays and Sundays during the 1948 season from 9 am to 6 pm with guide service required. No admission without a guide. 1918 admission free. Season runs June July August. Nearby lodging accessed via US Highway 89. cave trek includes a two mile hike with elevation change and a two hour tour.
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Jay B. Hann
Minnetonka Cave
Forest Service Guard
Forest Service
St. Charles Canyon
Montpelier
Paris
Cave
St. Charles
Fish Haven
Garden City
Utah
Logan
U. S Forest Service
Minnetonka
Jack Frost
Bruce Stucki Elected U of I Student Body Officer
Bruce Stucki a sophomore from the LDS House was elected to the ASUI Executive Board for 1948 49 one of nine winners. Dave Weeks won the presidential race over John Taylor as Walt Smith retires. New officers include Homecoming Dad s Day chairmen and ten Student Activities Board appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Calvard
University of Idaho
Bruce Stucki
LDS House
ASUI
United Students Party
Independent Party
Dave Weeks
Burley
John Taylor
Moscow
Weeks
ASUS
Walt Smith
Glen Falls
New York
Ralph Crane
Montpelier
Terrel Tovey
Malad
Don Parker
Carlos Parker
Lanark
Chnter
Blue Key
Bruce Stucks
William B Stucki
Paris
Four FFA Members Receive Honor Awards
Fielding high school FFA members are honored. Max Vallentine won the Union Pacific Railroad Scholarship and will receive 100 dollars to attend the University of Idaho. He earned the State Farmer Degree in 1948 and led livestock judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding High School
FFA
Max Vallentine
Union Pacific Railroad
Agricultural Division
Omaha
Nebraska
Max
University of Idaho At
Moscow
PFA
Gene Findlay
Reed Jensen
FWA
Fielding
A. W. Shepherd
Robert Vallentine
Cattle Testing for Tuberculosis in Bear Lake County
Dr. R. V. Schoentrup of Boise Idaho with the Bureau of Animal Industry U S Department of Agriculture conducts a tuberculosis re test in Bear Lake County. Counties are retested every three years in cooperation with the State Veterinarian's office. He will remain for a month or six weeks and can be contacted through the County Agent’s office.
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R. V Schoentrup
D.V.M
Boise
Idaho
Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bear Lake County
College Vets Must Work To Claim Summer Readjustment Aid
Veterans on GI Bill college subsistence must stop aid and be job ready to qualify for summer readjustment allowances. Do not file until subsistence is discontinued. Claims go to the Idaho State Employment Service. continue only while reporting and actively seeking work each week.
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H F. Garrett
Employment Security Agency
ESA
Maison
Veterans Administration
Garrett
Idaho State Employment Service
Employment Service
Household Welcomes Hoge Family Over Memorial Holiday
Mr and Mrs W B Hoge hosted their extended family for the Memorial holiday inviting five children their spouses and eleven grandchildren. The long holiday allowed visitors to enjoy hospitality in the old hometown among relatives and friends.
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W. B. Hoge
Sherman Lowe Elected New Lion Governor
Sherman Lowe won election as District Governor at the Lions clubs convention in Sun Valley. The district E covers twenty clubs in eastern Utah and part of Wyoming. Lowe, a Paris club member for eight years, previously served as president and zone chairman and was deputy district governor in 1946-47. He plans to attend the Lions International convention in New York City in July to assume duties. About 300 Lions and guests attended, host Montpelier Lions present, Paris club members noted with spouses.
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Sun Valley
Wyoming
Lion Lowe
Paris
Sherman
Lions International
New York City
Lions Club
Montpelier
Paris Ward Relief Society Stage Final Social in Fielding High
The Paris 2nd Ward Relief Society held its final social due to wet paint, with a May 25 program at Fielding High School. Mrs Florence Cook Ada Budge Ettie R. Bird led the reception. Melinda Wyler directed the program with Opal Shepherd and Vinnie Price at the piano.
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Ward Hall
Relief Society of the
Paris 2Nd Ward
Fielding High School
Florence Cook
Ada Budge
Ettie R. Bird
Relief Society
Melinda Wyler
Opal Shepherd
Vinnie Price
Bertha Hoge
Memorial Day Visitors to Bird Home
Memorial Day visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Bird included Mr and Mrs Ernest Spattig and family and Mr and Mrs Orson L Wright and son of Preston, Mr and Mrs Guy Alfred of Logan and Mrs Kenneth Higging of Arco. The ladies are sisters of Mrs Bird.
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Walter Bird
Ernest Spattig
Orson L. Wright
Preston
Guy Alfred
Logan
Kenneth Higging
Arco
Bird
David Collings and June Paxton Married in Home Ceremony
David Collings and June Paxton united in marriage Thursday May 27 at the groom’s parents home in Paris. The bride wore a blue suit with pink and white carnation corsages. Bishop Clarence Rich performed the ceremony. A lunch followed and the couple left for a honeymoon in Utah. They will reside in Evanston Wyoming where David is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Collings
June Paxton
Joseph Collings
Paris
Clarence Rich
Utah
Evanston
Wyo
David
Former Liberty Resident Maud Spanos Dies in Seattle
Maud Spanos 41 of Seattle, formerly Maud Hymas of Liberty, died May 17 after a brief illness. Funeral services May 21 were led by Parley Hymas and J Arthur Horne at Green Lake Funeral Home. Burial followed at Evergreen Cemetery in Seattle. survivors include husband Phillip, sons Orson W and James L, daughter Phyllis, her parents, six sisters, and four brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Spanos
Seattle
Washington
Spanos
Maud Hymas
Orson W
Emma J Hymas
Liberty
Green Lake
R. B. Lieshman
Parley L. ‘Hymas
J Arthur Horne
LDS Church
Rex Call
R. B Lieshman
Max
Evergreen Cemetery
Harry Chardson
Nathan Barkdull
John McHenry
Din Frazier
George Gregory
James Zeguris
Phillip
James L
Phyllis
O W. Hymas
Glenns Ferry
Idaho
Pocatello
Harry Richardson
Dan Frazier
Conda
Wesley Jensen
Ovid
Donald Frazier
Renton
Wash
Karl, Wilson
Jack Hymas
James L. Hymas
Bunderson elected into Phi Kappa Phi at Utah State Agricultural College
Afton Bunderson, from the 1948 Utah State Agricultural College graduating class, was elected and initiated into the national honorary scholastic fraternity Phi Kappa Phi. She is in the School of Education and has served as 1st counselor in the Institute of Religion MNA.
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Afton Bunderson
Utah State Agricultural College
Phi Kappa Phi
Afton
Institute ‘of Religion
MNA
LDS Institute
Lambda Delta Sigma
Nephi Bunderson
St. Charles
Funeral Rites Monday for Accident Victim Elaine Roberts
Elaine Rosetta Roberts 22 daughter of Eugene and Olive Roberts of Camp Lifton died after an automobile crash last week. A large St. Charles ward service Monday at 2 p.m. followed death in Tremonton Utah hospital. Survivors include her parents a brother in Oregon and a sister in Colorado. USAC Logan student active in church groups with anticipated graduation this spring.
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Elaine Roberts
St. Charles Ward
Elaine
Eugene W. Roberts
Camp Lifton
Elain
Tremonton
Utah
Elaine Rosetta Roberts
Logan
Eugene and
Olive Transtrum Roberts
St. Charles
Fielding High School
Paris
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Sdéiits
Young Women’s Mutual Improvement Association
USAC
Arlin R. Pugmire
A. W Price
Shirley Stevenson
Joyce Speed
Jane Daniells
Usac of
Dan C. Rich
Michaelson
Pres Burdette Pugmire
J. R. Pugmire
Bt. Charles
James N. Transtrum
Clayton Rich
Larry Hunter
Dale Jackman
Tyree Gleason
Merrill
Wayne
Walker S. Roberts
Portland
Oregon
Carol Snell
Denver
Colorado
Couple Returns Home From Flagstaff Trip
Mr and Mrs Mirando Rich return home Friday after ten days in Flagstaff Arizona. They were joined by Mr and Mrs Chas Carey who have studied in Arizona for two years and moved their school work to the USAC in Logan.
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Mirando Rich
Flagstaff
Arizona
Chas. G. Carey
USAC
Logan
Memorial Holiday Callers at Home of Mrs Eliza Cook
Memorial holiday visitors gathered at the home of Mrs Eliza Cook. Attendees included Ms Merrill Cook and family of Logan Utah. Mr and Mrs Bryson Cook and children of Enterprise. Utah. Mr and Mrs Leland Wakefield of Provo. Mr and Mrs Ezra Stucks of Rexburg. Mr J W Cook a student at USAC. Mr and Mrs Joe Evans of Raymond.
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Eliza Cook
Merrill Cook
Logan
Bryson Cook
Enterprise
Utah
Leland Wakefield
Provo
Ezra Stucks
Rexburg
J W Cook
USAC
Joe, Evans
Raymond
Tueller Family Hosts Weekend Visitors From Idaho
Mrs. Primrose Perrett Hansen of Idaho Falls visited the Christian Tueller home with her daughters Mrs. Barbara Udy of Malta Idaho and Mrs Jack Smith over the weekend. Also calling were Mr and Mrs Wm Tueller and children and Lyman Tueller of Geneva. Mr and Mrs Rulon S Tueller and family of Pocatello.
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Primrose Perrett Hansen
Idaho Falls
Barbara Udy
Malta
Idaho
Jack Smith
Christian Tueller
Tueller
Wm, Tueller
Lyman Tueller
Geneva
Rulon S. Tueller
Pocatello
Soft Bal League Schedule Highlights Local Playdates
Class A action lists games from June 5 to June 16 across Paris St Charles Ovid Bloomington Lanark Laketown Paria Garden City Liberty and other sites. Matches include Paris 1st Paris 2nd Liberty Ovid Laketown and Bloomington with bye days noted. Girls softball schedules show June matchups among Laketown St Charles Paris 1st Paris 2nd Liberty Fish Haven and Bloomington.
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Paris
St. Charles
Liberty
Ovid
Bloomington Lanark
Ovid Paria
Lanark
Bloomington
Fish Haven
Leketown
Garden City
Sharon Ovid
Laketown
Paria
Sharon
Liberty St. Charles
St Charles
Oasry
L D S Church Column Highlights Meetings and Music
The report lists multiple L D S church meetings with presiding bishops conducting and various speakers choir numbers and songs. It notes home missionaries and sacrament services with names of presenters and participants including Hymas Miller Hiller Bunderson Rich Lamborn and Robinson among others.
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Marjory Robinson
Amos Robinson
Cheney Willis
Clayton Robinson
Trout season opens as Idaho rivers run high and muddy
Idaho anglers face a high muddy opener with creeks carrying debris from spring runoff. Forecasts warn streams stay high and dirty into mid June, though lakes and reservoirs will attract many fishers. Licensing nears 90,000 sold, with regulations restricting bag limits and gear, and trout plants continuing into summer.
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Fish and Game Department
Game Department
Idaho
North Fork
Snake River
Teton River
Portneuf River
Teton
Portneuf
Lava Hot Springs
Snake Rvver
Massacre Rocks
American Falls
Henry’s Lake
Yellowstone Park
Swiss Couple Visits United States After 36 Year Gap
Mr and Mrs Herman Schlunegger of Switzerland arrived Saturday to visit Mrs Susanna Jaussi, her brother and she had not seen for 36 years. It is their first U S visit and they were impressed by the country. They plan to return to Switzerland at the end of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Schlunegger
Switzerland
Susanna Jauasai
Schlunegger
Jaussi
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. of I
Ross Smart
Juanita Smart
Ross
Bear Lake
Sherman Lowe
District Convention of Lions
2Nd Ward Relief Society
William Lewis
St. Anthony
Wm. Norton
Edith Stevens
Mary Lewis
Roy Patterson
Blackfoot
Wm. Jensen
DeWin Anderson
Central
Jensen
Spolse
CLASS
L. D. S. Church Column
Taft P. Budge
Clifford G. Price
Francis M. Winters
Jesus
Gerald Alley
Ward
Elijah Willis
Mighty God
Herbert L. Spencer
Gherman Lowe
Madge
Hoge
Lyman A. Hymas
Albert E. Miller
EB. W. Stucks
Laketown Ward
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