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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1962

Page

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Contests on County Ballot Draw Strong Primary Voter Turnout

Vernon K. Smith led a six-candidate field for governor with a narrow 12 vote edge as heavy county interest focused on Democrat clerk Amos Hulme defeating Tom Jones 819 to 260 and Democrat assessor winner Simmons. O. E. Monson led Sheriff race while John Hoge edged James P. Tasso for county clerk in a split east side west side contest.

Hulme, Simmons, Monson Hoge Vernon K. Smith Smith Idaho Amos B. Hulme Tom Jones Sam J. Tunks Tunks Simmons Nield Delbert Jones O. E. Monson Lloyd A. Hansen John B. Hoge Paris James P. Tasso Abe Ee Bee Democratic Frank Church Harding Asael Lyman H. D. Hechtner Charles Herndon Clarence Higer L_G Conley Ward W. E. Drevlow R. C. Larsen Ralph Litton Sec Arnold Williams Joe R. Williams Marjorie Moon Frank Benson J. Ray Cox D. F Engelking Ponakt Adams Geo. D. Pletcher W. J. Transtrum Irl C. Nye Ame Chris N. Carlsen Os B. Hulme Wm. E. Nield W. Simmons Delbert A. Jones E. Mace Monson U. S Geo. W. Hansen Jack Hawley James Annest Tracy Coker Orval Hansen John C. Sanborn Keith Schofield G. L. Crookham E. V. Lin Carl R. Burt Rulon Swensen Aldred F. Ames J. A. Defenbach Wm. R. Padgett Allan Shepherd Public Instr Wesley Frazier O. T. Hansen Dryden M. Hiller Eldon W. Cook Frank W. Hirschi Clarence Lindsay Logan John B. Hoge Peereety J. Warren Sirrine Juanita Smart Eecore Clifford Skinner E. W. Stucki Wched Prosecuting Arty Sige Nile Matthews

Fire Destroys Farm Buildings on Robinson Ranch

A large blaze last Saturday evening gutted all out buildings on the Clayton Robinson ranch. Chicken houses, barns, hay barn and nearly 100 tons of hay were consumed. One calf died. Firefighters and residents fought to save the home and nearby property of Wilford Robinson with rapid calls from Mrs. Faye Floyd aiding the response.

Clayton Robinson Faye Floyd Wilford Robinson

Rodney Wallentine to Be Honored Before Netherlands Mission

Rodney Wallentine son of Mr and Mrs C A Wallentine of Paris will receive a farewell testimonial at the Paris ward chapel next Sunday June 10 at 730 p m before departing for the Netherlands mission. A Fielding High School graduate class of 1961 he has attended Ricks College this year and will leave for the mission home on June 25.

Rodney Wallentine C. A. Wallentine Paris Paris Ward Netherlands Rodney Fielding High School Ricks College

Pioneer Daughters District Meet Set at Fish Haven

The Daughters of Utah Pioneers district convention will convene at Fish Haven on Friday the 15th with the opening session at 10 30 a m Mrs Kate C Carter president of the Central Company will deliver principal remarks All members from Rich and Bear Lake counties are urged to attend

Daughters of Utah Pioneers Fish Haven Kate C. Carter Central Company Ipal Rich and Bear Lake

Arnell Reunion Set for St Charles on Saturday June 16

A Swan Arnell family reunion will be held at the St Charles ward hall on Saturday June 16 with a noon dinner, a business meeting and program to follow, and an auction for items attendees bring. Lt Col Milford Rogers departed Wednesday for Fort Lewis Washington after visiting Mr and Mrs Alfred Rogers.

Arnell Charles Swan Arnell St. Charles Ward Hall Milford Rogers Fort Lewis, Wash Alfred Rogers

St. Charles Couple Mark 62nd Anniversary At Home

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Arnell of St. Charles celebrated their 62nd wedding anniversary quietly at their home on Monday June 4. A daughter Mrs. George Horton of Kemmerer visiting prepared a special dinner that evening. Another daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Almy Barker hosted a turkey dinner at their home on Sunday evening June 3.

Albert Arnell St. Charles George Horton Kemmerer Almy Barker

Idaho Image predicts bigger farm income and larger farms

The Idaho Image quarterly says farming in Idaho will see higher income and farm size growth despite expense pressures. It notes land values have risen, production costs squeeze profits, and that larger, more efficient farms may displace smaller holders while perlite finds offer new mining opportunity in Oneida County.

Idaho Idaho Image Thee State Department of Commerce—and Development Louise Shadduck Oneidaounty

Bloomington Boy Fatally Injured in Highway Crash

An 8 year old, Hal Matthews Thomas, was killed in a bicycle and automobile collision on Highway 89 near Bloomington Tuesday afternoon. Charles Sowards of Logan, a federal fish biologist, drove in the same direction and struck the boy after he made a U turn to return home. The boy died of head injuries at Bear Lake Memorial hospital. Funeral services are set for June 9 in the Bloomington ward chapel. He was born July 10, 1953 in Salt Lake City and survived by parents, two brothers, two sisters, and paternal and maternal grandparents.

Highway 89 Bloomington Hal Matthews Thomas Preston Thomas Onevew Hal Charles Sowards Logan Yellowstone Park Sewards Bernard Wilkes Mr. Thomas Bear Lake Memorial Hospital Montpelier Bloomington Ward Paul Haddock Salt Lake City Clay Icky Susan Sherry Burton L. Thomas Jesse Matthews Liberty

Milk consumption nudges up during June Dairy Month

The Department of Agriculture notes a 1.5 percent rise in fluid milk consumption in early 1962, aided by population growth but not enough to curb dairy surpluses. Officials say production still exceeds demand and CCC stocks grow, though recent trends encourage milk's role in nutrition.

Department of Agriculture Hyrum Johnson Bear Lake County Commodity Credit Corporation Departments of Agriculture and Health, Education and Welfare

Testimonial for Spencer Stucki Before Mission Departure

A farewell testimonial will honor Spencer E. Stucki son of Mr and Mrs Eugene B Stucki prior to his departure for the Eastern States mission. The Paris First Ward chapel hosts the event Sunday June 10 at 2 pm. Spencer, a Fielding High School graduate, attended Utah State University Logan and competed on the track team. He will enter the mission home Monday June 18.

Spencer E. Stucki Eugene B. Stucki Eastern States Mission Paris First Ward Spencer Fielding High School Utah State University Logan

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