Swimming classes start at Jie Hot Springs under Paris chapter
Enthusiastic 2g Swimming students enroll in ten Monday through Friday sessions this week directed by Water Safety chair at the Paris chapter. Four instructors Cleneth Arnell 3gurschi Pat Jackson and sy gchwab work to give each youngster maximum attention and refine swimming technique. Paris chapter of the American ras provides free certification for those who qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coneter
Jie Hot Springs
Water Safety
Paris
Cleneth Arnell
3Gurschi
Pat Jackson
Liberty News Brief Mentions Local Visits and Games
Liberty News notes visitors from Montpelier and Salt Lake City. The piece lists families such as Pugmire and Hymas, mentions Memorial Day plans, church and Red Cross events, and a busy high school swim league schedule with matches including Georgetown Ovid and Lanark.
Kent Poulsen to Boys State at Boise
Sargent Rich of the American Legion Bear Lake Post 8 announces sponsor of Kent Poulsen to Boys State at Boise this week. Kent, son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Poulsen of Liberty, left Sunday to attend the program with all expenses arranged by the Bear Lake Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargent Rich
The
American Legion
Bear Lake
Kent Poulsen
Boys State
Boise
Kent
Edgar Poulsen
Liberty
Bear Lake Rodeo to Crown Queen at Montpelier
Bear Lake County seeks young women over 18 and unmarried to compete for Rodeo Queen in Montpelier. Applications accepted through June with early registration encouraged. Contest prizes include top ticket sales and the Queen selected on horsemanship and personal appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Montpelier
Homer L. Hooban
LDS Church Notes with Multiple Ward Ceremonies and Song
Church column records Bp Olsen presiding at opening with songs and sacrament, ward reorganizations, testimonies by several members, and new presidencies. Second ward details include Bp Budge presiding, opening songs, sacraments, confirmations, and closing prayers. Laketown Ward notes list a baptism talk and remarks by Bp Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BP Olsen
Oliver L. Peterson
Jesus
BP James Olsen
Nina Sorenson
Lowell Nielson
Maurice Beck
Larry Johnson
Gary Olsen
LaRae Nielson
Carma Jensen
Erma Hymas
Jessie Jensen
Lucille Jensen
Nina Sore
Paris
Taft P Budge
Lois Athay
Ye Mountain
Bruce Smart
Norman Jaussi
Robert Wallentine
Ned Budge
Max Eborn
Venoy Wallentine
Wendell Shepherd
Merlin Eborn
Ray
Laketown Ward
Amos B. Robinson
Norman Weston
Charles Alley
BP Rob
Seth Weston
Bryan Weston
Douglas Kear
Jay Weston
Barbara Johnson
Oliver Earley
Wayne Willis
John Cheney
Roland Wills
Bruce Thompson
C. H Robinson
Joe Weston
Ronald Eller
Normen Weston
Elmer Wahlstrom
Carrie Jearl
Cheney Willis
Arlon Weston
Albert Weston
Harold Johnson
Local and Personal News From Bear Lake Area
Local items note Mrs Mary Rich and Mrs Helen Bird taking girls to Bear Lake Hot Springs for a picnic and swim. Decoration Day visitors include Mr and Mrs Delmar Arnell and family from Pocatello and Mr Arnell is to work for Lowe Drug Co. A new baby girl for Mr and Mrs Bernard Wilke at Bear Lake Hospital. Memorial Day and church confirmations mark community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rich
Helen Bird
Bear Lake Hot Springs
DeWitt Grandy
Heber City
Claude Wilkes
Ogden
Emil Grandy
Grandy
Utah
Lloyd Hansen
Pocatello
Delmar Arnell
Paris
Arnell
Lowe Drug Co
Glen Grimmett
Salt Lake
Edwin H Shepherd
Salt Lake City
Arvilta Smedley
Boise
Chester Parker
Logan
Vaughn Hyde
Terry
Hans Baker
Bear Lake Hospital
2Nd Ward Relief Society
Taft Budge
O H Grimmett
Manlyn
Provo
Earl Grimmett
Janet Grimmett
BYU
E L. Belnap
Bernard Wilke
Wilks
Lucille Gerlach
Darwin Haddock
Grant
M H Collings
Wayne Haddock
USAC
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Fred Price
Eliza B Cook
Iris Collings
Caasie Innes
Reita Haddock
Grace Smedley
Mesdames Leora Taylor
Faye Stevens
Martha Lewis
Verona Stevens
Annie Price
Lucille Rogers
Ruby Lewis
Violet Jensen
Della Hulme
Season Opener Shows Poor Trout Fishing
Opening day finds little catch as streams run flood stage and hinder angling. Expect three weeks before fishing improves. Preston Thomas on the Blackfoot River reportedly lands three natives weighty seven five pounds and three pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Thomas
Blackfoot
Preston
Farewell Testimonial for Theodocia Hymns Set
A farewell testimonial will be held June 12 in the St Charles ward hall at 8 pm for Theodocia Hymns daughter of Mr and Mrs Delbert P Hymas of St Charles. She enters the Mission Home on June 19 before departing for the Western States Mission field. Theodocia is a Fielding High School and Ricks College graduate who spent last winter teaching in Jameston Idaho near Shelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodocia
St. Charles Ward Hall
Mission Home
Western States Mission Field
Delbert P Hymas
St. Charles
Fielding High School
Ricks College
Jameston
Idaho
Shelley
Cleveland Hulme Nuptials Performed in June Ist
Mr and Mrs Glenn Hulme wed at 6 p m on June 1st at the bride’s grandmother Adelia Cleveland home in St Charles. Presiding was President Burdette Pugmire with close family present. Geraldine Cleveland and Clennia Hulme become newlyweds and honeymoon in Salt Lake City before settling in Nounan Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine
Elwood Cleveland
St. Charles
Clennia
Amos Hulme
Paris
Leon Swenson
Galt Lake City
Nounan
Idaho
Road Work Resumes on Emmigration Road Project
The Duffy Reed Construction Co of Boise began clearing remaining snow near the summit to restart reconstruction of the 11 mile Emmigration road linking Bear Lake and Franklin counties. Financed by the Federal Bureau of Public Roads the project aims to complete a surfaced graded and graveled route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Franklin Counties
Duffy Reed Construction Co
Boise
The
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
4 H Club Members Attend Short Course at Moscow
Gerald Skinner and Don Bartschi of the Noonan Livestock 4 H Club and Duane Hansen County Agent left Wednesday to attend the annual Idaho 4 H Club Short Course at Moscow. The group will spend a week there with programs on 4 H Club work and plan a trip through the sawmill at Lewiston. They departed Pocatello at 7 a.m. by bus and will return June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Skinner
Don Bartschi
Noonan Livestock
Duane Hansen
Idaho
Banzimigoes to headline Laketown square dance party
The Banzimigoes, a square dancing group from Ogden, will entertain at a Lake town square dance party this Saturday night as guests of the Lake town MIA and other local wards. All interested residents are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Laketown
Mutual of
L. B Johnson
Randolph
Liberty Bell
Ideal Beach
North Rich Band
J . Alley
Midvale
Charles H. Alley
American Logan
Rich County
Woodruff
Garden City
Round Valley
Norman Gray
Earl Myers
Gap
Russell Thornock
Mra
John E. Weston
Wayne Rex
Frank McKinnon
Sid Irwin
Fay Jacobson
Sidney Lutz
Howard Lamborn
Wesley Weston
Eldon Brough
Gerald Norris
la Mar Wamsley
Memorial Day Omissions Due To Space Constraints
Due to the large Memorial Day visitor population and limited space, many news items are omitted from this issue. Items omitted will be printed in the next week's edition.
T. L. Varner Becomes New Editor of Soda Springs Sun
Mr and Mrs T Lawrence Varner assume editors and publishers roles at the Soda Springs Sun. Varner has led newspaper plants in Nebraska and Colorado and recently sold the Sky Hi News at Granby to take over the Soda Springs paper. Lt W B S McGregor of San Francisco co owns with Varner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Lawrence Varner
Soda Springs Sun
Varner
Nebraska
Colorado
Sky-Hi News
Granby
Colo
Soda Springs
W. 8S. McGregor
San Francisco
Calif
Exd Payson
the Sun
Leek
Grace Herald
McCammon News
Downey Comet
T L. Varner
Keith F. Varner
The
Paria Post
Wyler Named Foreman at Bear Lake Co op Creamery
Charles Wyler became plant foreman June 1 at the Bear Lake Valley Dairymen's Co op creamery taking over from Clarence Heap who resigned to take a job at Cody. Heap’s family will move later. Sharp Matthews joined the creamery staff as a new hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wyler
Bear Lake Valley
Clarence Heap
Cody, Wye
Local social notices from Soda Springs and surrounding towns
A sequence of social items lists dinners visits and travel from Soda Springs and nearby cities. Families including Varner Caldwell Jensen Hartney and Passey are mentioned with events from Memorial Day graduation trips to Salt Lake City and Provo. Personal movements to Oregon California Indianapolis and Indianapolis are noted along with a hospital surgery and a dance at Fish Haven Resort.
Stake MIA Skating Rink Opens June 8 At Bear Lake MA
The Bear Lake Stake MA will open its skating rink on June 8 at the Paris Pavilion. It will be open every Thursday and Saturday from 8 to 10 p.m. for the summer, marking the third season of roller skating sponsored by the Stake MIA for all youth. Ward presidents should arrange Tuesday night skating parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake Stake
Bea
Paris Pavilion
Stake
MIA
Family honors Mrs. Passey on 75th birthday dinner
The Passey family celebrated Mrs. George H. Passey’s 75th birthday with a family dinner and a wire recording tribute. Attendees from Paris Salt Lake City Conda St Charles and other places included Olive Lewis and many Passey relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Passey
Olive Lewis
Paris
Mra
Passey
Ovard
LaRae
Diane
Ralph Rich
Lloyd Passey
Annette and
Barbara
Local residents share travels and health news in St Charles
Bert Bunderson underwent major operation at the LDS hospital in Logan Wednesday of last week. Shirley Mae Floyd returned from Montpelier hospital after an appendectomy. Numerous visitors from Salt Lake City, Clarkston, Downey Idaho and Logan called on local families. Many townspeople attended Bee Hive Swarm Day in Bloomington and six local girls earned Honor Bees at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Bunderson
LDS Hospital
Logan
Shirley Mae Floyd
Montpelier Hospital
Cornell Scofield
Salt Lake
Lou Godfrey
Clarkston
LaRue Godfrey
Carl
Downey
Idaho
Alma Mecham
Dick Hill
Galt Lake
DeVere
George Michaelson
DeAnn
Cleone Hokansen
Hawley Bagley
Salt Lake City
Dora Jepsen
Howard Jepsen
Dennis
Frank Linford
Montpelier
Chris Christensen
Lorenzo Hemmert
Jack Allred
Logan youths killed in canyon auto crash near Montpelier
David Edwards twenty of Logan Utah was killed when a car driven by John Merrill twenty two of Logan swerved to miss a rock and plunged over an embankment ten miles east of Montpelier Merrill escaped with minor injuries Edwards died at the hospital from a skull fracture and internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Edwards
Logan
Utah
Montpelier
Dover
Edwards
John Merrill
Yellowstone Park
Merrill
Poisoned oats issued to Bear Lake county by state wildlife
The Idaho State Fish and Wildlife Service provides several hundred pounds of poisoned oats for public lands. The oats are free but require signing for them at the PMA office in Montpelier or the County Agent's office in Paris. recipients must sign to receive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State Fish and Wildlife Service
Bear Lake County
PMA
Montpelier
Paris
Memorial Day Guests and Local Visits Reported
Community members from Bloomington to Montpelier and Logan attended Memorial and Decoration Day gatherings. Family and friends visited, hosted dinners, and joined in extended groups across several households including the Dunford, Nelson, Piggott, Haddock, Bateman, Hulme, Mecham, Madsen, Ward, Bolton, Cleve land, Gatterthwaite, Price, Welker, and Bateman families with travels from Idaho Falls to Brigham City and Syracuse during the holiday weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Dunford
Daryl Chase
USAC
Delorn Nelson
Bryen Haddock
Thomas Piggott
Ben Bateman
Montpelier
Delora Nelson
Cleone
Russell Payne
Ray Johnsan
David Pugmire
Leslie Christensen
Asa Madsen
Amos Clements
Idaho Falls
Howard Ward
Fred Briscoe
Frank Bolton
Clarence Bolton
Conda
H. P. Cleveland
Camp Lifton
Elma Draney
Afton
David Roberts
Loren Roberts
Etna
Duane Gatterthwaite
Garden City
Clifford Price
Paris
Alvin Speirs
Clearfield
Alvin Peterson
Georgetown
Wesley Welker
Hilton Welker
Logan
LaVerna Hulm
Stake Softball League Week Postponements and Schedule
Results show Liberty 31 Sharon and Ovid 16 Paris Second 6 St Charles Bloomington and Paris First Laketown games postponed. North Division JUND 10 Sharon at Ovid Paris 2nd at Lanark Liberty bye. South Division June dates list Laketown St Charles Bloomington Garden City Paris 1st plus byes with multiple misspellings in venue names.
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Liberty
Sharon
Ovid
Paris
St. Charles-Bloomington
Laketown
Lanark
Ovid Et Liberty
St. Charles
Bloomington
Garden City
Ang Paris
Lakstoatasington
Bya
Biscanington
Gardan City
Bya. Gams
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B. S Stucki
Rex
Charles Long
Glen Long
Eldon
Joe Evans
Dan
Border
Libbie
Wrhich
Leona Bird
Barbara A
Margaret Budge
Colleen
Chatlen Bird
Mary Ellen
Iberty News
Lyman Smart
John Morgan
Pugmire
Harold Pugmire
Pel Austin
David
Eric
Rex Hymas
Mabel Nielson
Ethel
Vera
Salt Lake Oi
Moth
Mathews Brothers
Diane Rich
H K
Ann Meldon
Ella Whee
Moeland
Matthews
Gail
Parisia
Red Cross
Allinger's
van Erty
Legion U
Te Va
Fia
Dingle Va
Legion
Allinger
Dingle
Gton
Liberty Lettetown
Honington Va
L. D. S. Church Column
Ovid Ward
Liberty Ward
Bob K Matthews
Frank Brown
Jesse HK. Matthews
Delmar Derricott
Eldon Morgan
Daryle Poulaen
Paul Poulsen
DuWayne Passey
Bo Matthews
Randy Lee
Evan Morgan
Doris Hulbert
Isabel Wood
Noreen Morgan
Cleveland-Hulme
Moscow
Laketown News
T. L. Varner
Keith Varner
Lena Caldwel
Charles Sorenson
Ivan Beck
Frank Jensen
Henry Shirley
Evanston
Rock Springs
Mary Hartney
Libble Hayward
Eliza B
Mirando Rich
Charles D. Carey
Blaine
Owen
Blaine H Passey
Carne Passey
School of Medicines
University of Utah
Indianapolis
Int
G. H Passey
S .S. Ovard
Ettie Bird
Rita Windley
Perry Nowland
Fred Nate
Amber Goebel
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Moon
Melody Makers
Fish Haven Resort
Reed Rich
A W Shepherd
California
Kate Innes
Woodruff Stucks
Grant Grandy
Payson
Russell Athay
O. H. Budge
Belle David
D. C. Rich
Beth West
John Ballantyne
Sixes
Oregon
Rich
Stake Mia
ST. Charles News
Canyon
State Fish & Wildlife
Stake Softball League
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