Memorial Day Feasts and Faces Across Crossroads Town
Local families from Liberty Sharon to Crossville and Montpelier joined neighbors for Memorial Day activities. Visitors from Preston Logan Pocatello and Idaho Falls joined at homes, dinners, and hospital and family gatherings honoring relatives and deceased.
Local families visit and travel notices across Montpelier and Salt Lake
Mrs. Jesse Carter of Salt Lake visits her daughter Mrs. Mary Parker as Mary Ann Parker starts work in Salt Lake. Numerous Parker relatives from Montpelier, Rexburg, Pocatello, Denver, and Paris join Memorial Day gatherings and dinners. Guests include the Udell Roberts, Byron and Harold Eborns, Melvin Passey, Bert Orr, and many Parker family members with additional visits from Logan, Georgetown, and Los Angeles households. Steven stays in Logan for a week with brothers as others return home.
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Thelma Clark
Green River
Rexene Poulsen
Richard Hunsakers
Salt Lake
Martha Hymas
Montpelier
Jack Harmons
Junior Toomers
Ida Toomer
Cokeville
Joe Schwartz
Logan
Stanley Morgan
Earl Goss
Peastes
Star Valley Thursay
Wesley Orr
Orton
Alberta
George Lyons
William Lyon
William Lyons
Ray Woods
Ed Lyons
Lynn Lyons
Kenneth Foss
Jim Lyons
Melvin Lyons
Lynn Bowmans
Ray Lyons
Delilah Lyon
Lester Roberts
Mary Hymas
Crossleys
Smithfield
Harley Hansens
Mirl Roberts
Jimmy Hansens
Frank Cooks
S. L. Hymas
Rufus Domas
Lester Munks
Steve Munks
DeVitt Passey
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Warren McMurrays
Diane Hymas
Marie Ward
Rexburg
Calvin Hymas
Soda Springs
Oliver Johnsons
Ogden
Jesse Hymas
Pocatello
Sim Hymas
Grace
T. L
Herman Johnsons
Wm. Derricotts
Smith Gertschs
Lawrence Larsons
Karen Larson
John Roberts
Hugh Shepherds
Edwin Shepherd
Delmon Griffiths
Preston
Zed Griffiths
Dennis Carlsen
Roger Carlsens
Garth Carlsens
Paris
Beryl Pugmirer
Chris Carlsens
Ann Matthews
Leo Russell W. Bartschi
Lee Prescott
Leo Bartschi
Clifford Bartschi
Wallace
Gerald Christensen
Bear River City
Néal Hall
Kearns
Gerald Christensens
Carrie Hansen
Ronhome
Fort Hood
Texas
Wilmer Brown
Virginia
Dean Morgan
Bruce Derricott
Lester Armatage
Kathleen-Pugmire
Gary-Lynn
Rob
Erts
Jimmy Park
Kay Griffiths
Ronald Skinner
Ruth Hansen
Gary Udell Roberts
Evelyn Christensen
Dean Karron
Eldon
Chris Carlsen
Lamaun Clark
Sim
Palisades
Idaho Falls
Ruth Kimball
Garden City
Ann Miller
Brigham City
Ted Miller
Jesse Carter
Mary Parker
Mary Ann Parker
Archie Parker
Harlan Hbori
Udell Roberts
Byron Eborns
Harold Eborns
Melvin Passey Vister
Bert Orr
Smith Passey
Melvin Passey
Alma Findlays
Bloomington
Melvin Passeys
DeLoy Parker
Denver
Colo
Carlos Parkers
Larry Parker
Carlos Parker
LaMar Miller
Roy
Utah
Harvey Parker
Marian Parker
Eugenie Parker
Harvey Parkers
Eugene Parker
Ida Passey
Eva Parker
Agnes Eborn
Wallace Brown
Don Stuckis
Bud Parkers
Lucille Gibbs
Frederick Nelson
Duaine Hoge
Glenn Davis
Bountiful
George Reed
Gerald Skinner
Nooan
Elaine Passey
Warren Passey
Julia Ann
Steven
Craig
Paris Idaho Ordinance Sets 29 Mills Property Tax
Ordinance No 231 levies 29 mills on all taxable property in Paris Idaho for 1962. City fiscal plan allocates 2 mills to general purposes and remaining for bond interest. payable as required by Idaho statutes. Passed June 4 1962 by Mayor James R Hawkes and City Clerk Fred J Price. Published June 7-14 1962.
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Paris
Idaho
State of
James R. Hawkes
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital Admits Range of May to June
A hospital list shows admissions at Bear Lake Memorial from May 28 to June 4 including medical, major and minor surgeries, accidents, and births. Several Montpelier residents appear among admissions, with other patients from Paris, Cokeville, Bloomington, Garden City, Laketown, and Ovid.Births noted: two girls on May 28 and May 29 and a boy on June 1.
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Floyd Nield
Montpelier
Drew Grandy
Paris
A. O. Sparks
Dingle
Wesle Lynn Smith
Georgetown
Eulalie Teichert
Polly and
Glen
Jack Crane
Bennington
Albert R.kunz
Max Hamburg
Pocatello
Cynthia
Eldon Dalrymple
George C. King
Roland Peterson
JoAnn Vallentine
Lanark
Don Nye
Louis
Dougal Perkins
George H. Ward
Bloomington
Fred G. Walker
Cokeville
Ad- Peter
Ben Bateman
LeGrand Hogan
Lava
Perry and
John
John Cartwright
Garden City
Randy
Jerry Haynes
Noel Stewart
J. B. Barberia
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Douglas
Lovell Ward
Lester Wigington
Bud Gittins
Pamela
Glen Grimmett
Robert W. Seward
Las Vegas
Nev
Ical
Yvonne Kunz
Jeraldine Harmon
Morton Kearl
Laketown
Carolyn Cornia
Norman Weston
Gertrude H. Boehme
Bountiful
Utah
Phil Woolstenhulme
Darwin Higley
DeVerl Passey
Ovid
Charles Mackey
UaThair Peterson
Wyoming Non-Resident Elk Licenses Sold Out
Wyoming Game and Fish reports all 1962 non-resident elk licenses have been sold. The licenses, available to out-of-state hunters on a first come basis since January 1, were the sole elk license option for non-residents. Last year’s quota remains unclear.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Chevrolet lines three distinct cars for 1960s buyers
The ad pitches three Chevrolet lines as front-runners for American buyers. It highlights the Jet-smooth Chevs, the new Chevy II, and the Corvair rear-engine model as separate, easy to view and handle options. It argues against look-alike rival cars and promotes Chevrolet dependability across varieties.
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America
Chevrolet
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