Fragmentary note on Pancroft Feli Moun precipita inches
Fragmented OCR reads about a Pancroft Feli Moun precipitation measurement with inches noted for the past October. Details are unclear and dates uncertain.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1955
Page
1
Fragmented OCR reads about a Pancroft Feli Moun precipitation measurement with inches noted for the past October. Details are unclear and dates uncertain.
City Relief Society and Wamsley Home Demonstration Agent plan a June 10 session at City Amusement Hall to show home canning techniques. Kilgore of Mason Jar Co and other experts will lead talks on safe methods and preserving the year’s food supply for homemakers and garden growers.
A Social Security representative from Pocatello will meet at Montpelier City Hall Tuesday from 2 to 4 pm. The new law expands covered earnings to up to 4200 per year, increasing taxes and potential retirement benefits. Self employed workers may pay up to 18 more yearly, boosting monthly benefits to about 108.50 with dependents.
Kent F. Smith of Paris and Patrick L. Dunlap of Idaho were among ninth ceremony honorees. Smith earned an award for maintaining top scholastic standing from sophomore year onward, while Dunlap received a welding certificate from the Trade and Industrial Education program.
Reported from RIHAVEN undocumented Sunday evening activity at the Deny Jensen residence mentions Calvin Smedley of Paris and Jack Stock in the home with Montpelier ties. Names Edwin Izatt George Benjamin LaMar Lontana Willis Bennon and Jean Shirley appear among residents and visitors. reference to Salt Lake City and unnamed infants.
Nora Bergreen, 67, longtime St Charles resident, died in a Salt Lake hospital Monday May 30. Funeral services were held at Deseret Mortuary and her remains were brought to St Charles for burial in the family plot. She leaves five brothers and sisters, including Victoria who could not attend. Graveside rites were conducted by Counselor Lovell Booth.
Wallace V Teuscher of Montpelier will become a doctor of dental medicine at the University of Oregon Dental School graduation in Portland on June 9. A 1946 Montpelier High School graduate he served 18 months in the Army and attended Idaho State College before enrolling at the dental school. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Wallace W Teuscher of Montpelier.
A June 3 birth in Bear Lake Hospital to Mr and Mrs Frank Grunig is noted amid a list of Memorial Day visits from families including Payne Jacobs ons Hesse Osmond Thornock and others. The piece recounts Brigham Young reunion attendance in Salt Lake and gatherings in Ogden Paris Bennington Conda Soda Springs Twin Falls and Bound Dul with numerous relatives visiting Mrs Julia Nelson Mrs Nellie Thornock and families across Utah Idaho and Wyoming.
Mrs. Annabelle Nelson aged 33 of East Montpelier died Sunday at 8 a.m. from bulbar polio after hospital admission Friday night. She was mother to eight children aged 11 months to 10 years and stepmother to five older children. two children had received Salk polio vaccine on April 20. no other family members showed symptoms.
Richard L. Pope of Fish Haven currently teaches Language Arts at West High School Salt Lake City and has been asked to join Brigham Young University next fall He is named outstanding English teacher in the area and will serve in the new laboratory school for student teacher observation and classroom practice He will also engage in research programs to create new materials methods and textbooks for wider use.
Stake MLA directors announce no roller skating this year at the pavilion and postpone MLA Junior softball league games due to gathering restrictions aimed at preventing the spread of illness.
The town records the death of An nabelle Nelson wife of R K Nelson in a Montpelier hospital. Relatives hear the sad news Sunday and pass along condolences as families note other local illnesses travels and visits.
James E. Hart, 98, longtime Bear Lake and Bloomington resident, died Monday at his daughter’s home in Salt Lake City. Born January 17, 1857 in St Louis, he came to Utah with his father’s pioneer company in 1857, married Margaret Beirdneau in 1881, served in the Idaho Legislature in 1884 85, and held church and county posts before moving to Salt Lake City. Surviving children include Elmira Wilcox, James Hart, Erma Walling, Alta Goates, Verda Farnes, and Vella Wetzel. many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral held in Salt Lake City Wednesday.
The Teenage Driving Course scheduled for Thursday at Bear Lake Airport has been postponed due to a band public gatherings and rain. Officials say first lessons will start next Thursday June 16 unless another postponement occurs.
Announce engagement of Darwin Paul Arnell to Nancy June Newman of Farmington Utah with wedding planned June 11 in Salt Lake City. Also notes visits and social gatherings among local residents including the Finch, Rich, Hansen, Dixon, Taylor, Bingham, and Carey families and bridge club events.
Liberty Sharon reports visitors from Pocatello to the Bartschis and callers for the Johnsons in Ovid. MIA dancing group joined the Logan Dance Festival and local groups led by Rodney Long and Stanley Morgan traveled to Logan. Cpl Doyle Morgan returned from Seattle discharge and will attend BYU summer school. Oneal Lyon is home on Navy leave.
Ezra T Passey 66 of Ogden died Saturday night at Utah General Depot where he worked. Born August 24 1888 in Paris he married Mary Oakey in Salt Lake Temple 1911. Surviving include widow son Rex and three daughters with many grandchildren. Funeral held in Ogden with services and burial in Paris.
A county unit of the American Cancer Society expresses gratitude for the recent county campaign funds and educational literature. Special thanks are given to Mrs. Winifred Smuin and Renee Thorf for arranging fourteen educational window displays. Other local notices mention hospital visits, family travels, and social gatherings.
Among those from Paris attending Hzra Passey funeral in Ogden on Tuesday were Wir and Mrs Walter Bird, Mr and Mrs John Fox, Mrs Dallas Athay, Mr and Mrs Archie Vallentine, Mrs D H Haddock, Mr and Mrs Glen Ward, Mr and Mrs Taft Budge, Mrs Vin and two children Wayne and Elle, Walter Levis, Mrs Ada Budge, Pop B J Passey, and Mr and Ara Livel Nielson of Ovid.
A Forest Department survey crew will build a five mile timber road from Mill Canyon northwest of Paris to Lanark Lane to move logs from Mill Canyon timber sales. A public hearing is set for June 20 at the District Ranger's office in Paris to hear views and comments.
The Paris chapter of the American Red Cross planned swimming classes at Bear Lake Hot Springs starting June 13. Local health officials recommended cancellation, but the course may be held later if conditions improve.
Following the death of Mia R. K. Nelson in Wardboro, health officials ordered a ban on all public gatherings in the county including church and civic meetings and picture shows to curb polio spread The ban refers to three recent cases including Johnnie Passey in Paris and Linda McMurray in Montpelier who is recovering at home with leg and back weakness. If no new cases arise activities will resume next Monday.
Montpelier officials and community members attended a PTA workshop directed by Mrs. Nile Matthews and featuring speakers including Mr. Weldon Grandy principal of Fieldingigh School and Dr. Lloyd Drury district educators. Attendees also included Mrs. C. 8. Bosquet former Idaho Congress leader and several local residents from Pocatello God Springs Weston Preston and Paris.
Local residents share visits and travel notes from Cedar City to Salt Lake City and Hastings Nebraska. Families attend graduations, missionary work visits, and a ward hall remodeling kickoff by Stettler & Sons Construction Co. All hospitalized neighbors show improvement this week.
Mr and Mrs L Wm Jensen Mr and Mrs Orson Grimmett Mr and Mrs Darwin Vallentine and Mr and Mrs Mark Pugmire attended the District Lions Club convention at Sun Valley last Sunday and Monday.
A list from Bear Lake Memorial Hospital records admissions dated May 31 to June 7 for multiple patients in towns such as Kemmerer Cokeville Montpelier and Georgetown including medical and major surgery cases and several births. Names include Caroline Rose Floyd Mumford Darwin Jensen Mary Price and Reed Willis among others with discharge dates June 2 5 6 or 7.
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