June Is Dairy Month Proclaimed in Idaho
Governor Robert E. Smylie proclaims June 1957 as June Dairy Month in Idaho. He notes the dairy industry’s vital role to 30,000 Idaho dairymen and national milk production, urging civic and business groups to observe the month with parades, events, and banners to boost health and industry prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Smylie
Robert H. Smylie
State of
Idaho
W. L. Hendrix
Idaho Dairymen's Association
National Dairy Council
Dairy Associations
Pat Tate
Boise Dairyman
Sparks Family Reunion Held in Dingle
The J A Sparks and Rose M Sparks families held their annual reunion May 91 in the Dingle church house. Lyman Sparks gave the welcome address as 52 family members attended. The Dingle Relief Society prepared a turkey dinner and friends visited from 7 9 pm. Mr and Mrs Kelsey hosted Cal Anderson and sons from Salt Lake City for the weekend. Rosann stayed for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A
Rose M. Sparks
Dingle Church House
Dingle Relief Society
Lyman Sparks
Cal Anderson
Surprise party honors Paris couple on 30th anniversary
Mr and Mrs Cyril Budge were surprised Saturday night with a pot luck dinner for their thirtieth wedding anniversary. Present were relatives and friends including Harold Budge Ezra Budge Wayne Moselle Budge Worth Eborn Ada Budge Ed Passey Nephi Michaelson and families from Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril
Budge
Harold Budge
Ezra Budge
Wayne and
Moselle Budge
Worth Eborn
Ada Budge
Ed Passey
Nephi Michaelson
Paris
Rose Smith Weds Benjamin O. Hymas at Logan Temple
Mrs. Rose Smith of Logan and Benjamin Orr Hymas of Liberty were married at the Logan Temple on Friday May 31. After travelling through Washington they will return to Liberty to establish their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Smith
Logan
Fish Haven
Montpelier
Benjamin Orr Hymas
Liberty
Temple
Jewett Completes Nine Week Naval Recruit Training
Leonard G Jewett son of Mr and Mrs Grover W Jewett Noonan Calif completed nine weeks of boot camp at the Naval Training Center San Diego California Graduation exercises included a full dress parade and review before military officials and 824 civilian dignitaries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard G., Jewett
Grover W., Jewett of
Noonan
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Caur
Two Stake Square Dances Set for June
The first mutual age square dance for June will be at the Paris pavilion on Friday June 7 at 8 30 pm. The event promises real fun and sociability and welcomes everyone with family and friends. A second Stake square dance is planned for Friday evening June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Pavilion
Paris TV setup progresses with 49 members
Work on the Paris television project advances as poles for the main line reach halfway completion. Gerald Norris leads wire stringing, starting Thursday, with service expected by week’s end. Hawkes urges early joining to avoid delays as work continues along the main line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
James Hawkes
Gerald Norris
Mr. Hawkes
Buck Stalder Marriage Intent Revealed in Family Notice
Mr and Mrs Goff Stalder of Fish Haven announce the marriage of their daughter Marlene to Langston Buck of Victorville California son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Buck of Kemmerer Wyoming through this public family notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goff Stalder
Fish Haven
Marlene
Langston Buck
Victorville
Calif
Leonard Buck
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Memorial Day social notes and family visits
Visiting at the Andrew Barfuss home and other local homes for Memorial Day many Utah families and friends are listed. Residents from Millville Ogden Clearfield and Logan attend gatherings, with several trips to Sun Valley Salt Lake City Yellowstone Park and Soda Springs mentioned along with graduation at Ricks College and Lions Convention attendance. Descriptions note pleasant weather and regional travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Barfuss
Thelma Jenson
Millville
Utah
Kenneth Iverson
Karen
Gunset
Joseph A. Barfuss
Midvale
LaVaughn Barfuss
Clearfield
Louis Barfuss
Friend
Ogden
Golden Wedding Celebration for Sprouse Couple in Garden City
Mr and Mrs Claude W Sprouse of Garden City Utah will mark their golden wedding anniversary on Sunday June 9. Married June 11 1907 in Randolph Utah they have six children 17 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. An open house at the family home in Garden City will run from 2 to 5 pm with friends and relatives invited and no gifts requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude W Sprouse
Garden City
Utah
Randolph
Albert
Verrell) Grosjean
Provo
Eldon (LaVern) Lewis
Paris
Merrill Sprouse
Garden Clut
Clyde
Marie) Jacobsen
Burbank
Calif
Stanley Sprouse
Salt Lake City
Sprouse
Miss Patricia Robb Weds Ogden Man in Logan Temple
Patricia Robb daughter of Mr and Mrs LeGrande Robb of Salt Lake City married Robert J Christiansen son of Mr and Mrs Elmer N Christiansen of Ogden at the Logan Temple with President A George Raymond officiating. Both graduates of the State University the bride taught in Paris last year. Reception hosted by the bridegroom's parents followed the ceremony and open house was held. A June 8 reception is planned in Paragonah and the couple will reside in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Robb
LeGrande Robb
Salt Lake City
Robert J. Christiansen
Elmer N. Christiansen
Ogden
Logan Temple
A. George Raymond
State University
Paris
Logan
Paragonah
Idaho seeks public input on new bait regulations
State official Ross Leonard says public opinion on replacing repealed bait rules is unclear. He notes the repeal aimed to allow banning minnow bait in uninfested waters, but reaction favors a complete ban more than expected, while some live-minnow supporters oppose a broad ban. Current law bans whole fish or parts as bait except salmon eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Ross Leonard
State Fish and Game Department
L D S Dedicates New Minneapolis Area Chapel
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints dedicated a $125 000 chapel for its Minneapolis Minnesota Second Ward in Golden Valley. It marks the third L D S chapel dedicated in the Twin City area in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Minneapolis, Minn. Second Ward
Golden Valley
L.D.S
Twin City
Former Paris Resident Leads Utah Newspaper Group
Russell Innes, once a Paris resident and apprentice at the Paris Post, is now publisher of the Lehi Free Press in Utah and serves as president of the Utah Press Association. He visited his mother Mrs. Catherine Innes in Paris during Memorial Day with his wife and children. He will delegate to the National Editorial Association convention in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Innes
Paris
Lehi Free Press
Lehi
Utah
Catherine Innes
Mr Innes
Paris Post
Innes
Utah Press Association
The
Utah Publishers
National Editorial Association
San Francisco
Idaho to Set Deer and Elk Seasons for 1957
Idaho Fish and Game outlines deer and elk seasons for 1957 with minor changes from last year. New two deer areas include Owyhee county and parts of Caribou and Bear Lake counties. General season opens October 1 statewide to spread hunting activity. Bear Lake and Caribou east of Grace and Bancroft open October 1 to 31 and November 10 to 30. A two deer limit applies in the new areas with maps and regulations due by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Ross Leonard
Owyhee County
Cliffs
Caribou
Bear Lake
Middle Fork
Salmon River
Leonard
Caribou County
Grace
Bancroft
Bishop Morris Athay Earns Education Masters at Idaho
Bishop Morris B Athay graduates from USA at Logan with a Master of Education degree on June 2. Separately, agronomic notes claim whitetop control possible by a combination of 2 4 D delayed plowing and corn production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Morris B. Athay
U.S.A
Logan
University of Idaho
Ground Breaking For Phosphate Plant In Georgetown Canyon
Ground breaking ceremonies marked the start of a 74 million dollar phosphate plant in Georgetown canyon Bear Lake county Idaho. Officials from Central Farmers Fertilizer Co and Governor Smylie attended along with 200 Idahoans to mark a new industry expected to create 300 jobs and bring at least 2 million dollars annually to southeastern Idaho. Local hosts included Montpelier service clubs and Montpelier city leaders led by Mayor Arthur Walton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Georgetown Canyon
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Central Farmers Fertilizer Co
United States
Service Clubs
Montpelier
Arthur Walton
Gorgetown
W. W. Hayes
Central Farmera Fertilizer Company
Dinner honors natal day of Wyoming sister
Mrs. Joseph Crook of Etna Wyoming was honored on her natal day at Star Valley Memorial Day. Mira Crook is the oldest sister of Mrs. BE Woodruff Stucki of Paris. Present from Paris were Mr and Mrs HB Woodruff Stucki Mr and Mrs Shart Matthews and Mr and Mrs Wilmer Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Crook
Etna
Wyo
Star Valley
Mira. Crook
BE. Woodruff Stucki
Paris
HB. Woodruff Stucki
Soil Service Unit of Rexburg Awarded High Honor
Rexburg soil conservation work unit receives a superior service citation from the U S Department of Agriculture at the Washington ceremony for aiding 640 farmers in the Madison district on 102,880 irrigated and dry land acres. The honor marks Idaho’s continued Western award streak with Rexburg likely to host a summer ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Rexburg Soil Conservation Service
Department
Washington, D. C
Madison
Rexburg
Benson
Ricks College
Idaho
Weiser
Malad
Traffic safety seminar to be held at Utah June 24 26
Mrs Rawl C Rice of St Anthony Idaho Farm Bureau Federation a women's committee chairs the group will represent at a safety seminar sponsored by the Presidents Committee on Traffic Safety to be held at the University of Utah June 24 26 Also participating is Mrs Hugene Stucki of Paris among Farm Bureau youth program chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawl C. Rice
St. Anthony
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation
University of Utah
Farm Bureau
Mirs. Hugene Stucki
Paris
Opens New U Save Station in Paris by Clarke Ol Company
The U-Save Station in Paris opened last weekend by the Clarke Ol Company of Montpelier replacing the former Sinclair Station. Local operator will be J. T. Eborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U-Save
Paris
Clarke Ol! Company
Montpelier
Sinclair
J. T. Eborn
City of Paris Urges Cleanup and Beautification Drive
City officials praise church and civic groups for cooperation in a beautification program. They urge residents to help by turning out Saturday June 8 to seed lawns and prepare cemetery grounds for a two year project to lawn the cemetery and improve Main Street for summer tourists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Cemettery
Extensive Summer Program Approved by Idaho Bureau Panel
The Idaho Bureau of Mines and Geology Board of Control approved a broad summer program in Boise. It covers origin and distribution of radioactive rare minerals in central Idaho, prospect examination, geologic mapping, and mineral-resource surveys across several counties. Professor K E Grimm and D A Holmes to study southeastern Idaho limestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Idaho Bureau of Mines and Geology
Boise
Idaho
K. E. Grimm
D. A. Holmes
Licenses Required for Motor Boats Districtwide
A total of 21 boats have been licensed as of last week per the Assessor's Office. Idaho law requires power boats to be licensed with enforcement ongoing and safety rules in place. A Utah law with similar provisions took effect May 27 and will be similarly enforced, says Sheriff Sherman Lutz of Rich County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
O. E. Monson
Utah
Sherman Lutz
Rich County
Caed of Thanks From Emmett Clayton Family
The Emmett Clayton family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends for support during their mother’s death. They acknowledge the beautiful floral offerings and words of sympathy received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Clayton
Emma Sharlotte Price Clayton Dies at Paris Age 106
Funeral services held in Paris for Emma Sharlotte Price Clayton who died suddenly at her home May 30. Born September 7, 1850, she was daughter of Robert Price and Susannah J. W. Price and widow of William N. Clayton. Surviving seven children, nineteen grandchildren, and twenty six great grandchildren. Active in MIA Relief Society music and visiting teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Sharlotte Price Clayton
Paris
Paris First Ward
Morris B. Athay
Leanora Stucki
Beautiful Isle
Darlene Rich
Jane Matthews
Lloyd Lewis
Rollo Nye
Leaanora Stucki
J. Henry Humpreys
Fred J. Price
Ezra Poulsen
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Catherine Innes
Fenton Allred
Woodruff Stucki
Robert Clayton
Arthur—Clayton
Harold Clayton
Willis Clayton
John Inglass
Frank Knutts
Parla Firat Ward Relief Society
Sharlotte Prices Clayton
Robert Price
Susannah J. W. Price
William N
Susanna
Ashton
Idaho
Robert
Arthur Clayton
Montpelier
Whittier
Calif
Pocastello
U Margueriete
Alta Loma
Frank Knutti
Marie
Salt Lake City
Mercy P. Kelsey
Phoebe P. Booth
Sit Lake City
Joseph S. Price
George B. Price
Heber J. Price
Ofira
Clayton
MIA
Relief Society
Music
Three-man Bear Lake boat license planning commission named
JD McClellan Sherman Burgoyne and Glenn Stock were appointed by the County Commissioners as members of a three man planning commission to handle funds from boat license sales in Bear Lake county. Twenty five percent goes to the county general fund with the rest to improve waterways harbors and beaches. The new members will meet June 10 to organize and review duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JD. McClellan
Sherman ,Burgoyne
Glenn Stock
Planning Commission
Bear Lake County
County General Fund
Boat Commission
Navy to form Gem Staters recruit company in Idaho
The Navy announces the first all Idaho recruit company since 1955 named the Gem Staters. Seventy five Idaho men from Bannock Power Bingham Franklin Oneida Caribou and Bear Wake counties will join the unit to train nine weeks at San Diego. Recruits processed in Salt Lake City before Boise swear in by Rear Admiral Stecht. Governor Smylie to present flag at Braves Field ceremony in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Reckler
Idaho
Gem Staters
Reckler
Bannock
Power
Bingham
Franklin
Oneida
Caribou
Bear Wake Counties
San Diego Naval Training Center
California
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Boise
William C. Stecht
Robert EB. Smylie
Braves Field
Navy
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J. A. Sparks
Dingle
FETEL
Darwin Vallentine
Thos. Johnson
Camp Lifton
Sun Valley
Owen Watterson
Ralph Rich
Mrs. Bec West
East Lake City
D. C. Rich
LDS Hospital
Walter Poulsen
Steve Poulsen
Portland
Oregon
Dean Cook
Merrill Transtrum
LaRae Jensen
Jim
Efra
Richard Lau
Soda Springs
Kay and
Katherine Rich
Mrs
Kay Rich
Grant Rich
A. L. Nessbitt
Mrs. Grant Rich
Fam
Ily
P. J. Grandy
Scott Grandy
Yellowstone Park
John D
Lucy Lewis
Ezra J. Lewis
Wilford Lewis
Ellis Skinner
Conda
Elmer Lewis
Brent
Valerie
Reid Peterson
Garry Dean Ozburn
Soda ‘Springs
Mra
Clayton Peterson
Caryon
Andre
Mike Nielson
Farrell Nielson
Ovid
Ernest Jaussi
Preston
Jesse Lewis
Don Lewis
Evanston
Veil Hoffman
All Rogers
Son Thomas
Nampa
M. J. Rogers
Elwood Parker
Buhl
Parker
Jent Davies
An Carlos
Joseph Collings
Janet Davies
Debra
San Carlos
Gwen Collings
Mary Anderson
Elva
Eliza Johnson
Marie Anderson
Centerville
Keith Varner
Mack
Jimmie
Mira
Varner
Eh. G. McCullough
Lawrence
Grants Pass
Ore
Darwin H. Vallentine
Arco
Craters of the Moon
Ogden Man
Salt Lake
Shari Lewis
Shari
L.D.S. Chapel
Minneapolis
Kootenai
Elmore
Jefferson
Shoshone
Gooding
Bonneville
Payette
Jerome
Canyon
Minidoka
Ada
Cassia
Clark
U. S
Soil Service Unit OF
Mrs. Clayton
MAN Commission
GEM Staters” Company
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