Bond Election Planned for Idaho School District No 33
Notice announces a special bond election in Class A School District No 33 Bear Lake County Idaho on June 25 1957 to issue 936000 in negotiable bonds at not over 4.5 percent to finance site construction and improvements for multiple schools with polling places listed and eligibility rules for voters.
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Bear Lake County
State of Idaho
Chass
Bear Chess County
State of Tash
Board of Trustees
Bear County
Fish Haven
Fish Haven School House
St. Charles
St. Charles School House
Bloomington
Bloomington School House
Aria
Merson
Pegram
Pegram School
Ovid
Liberty-Sharon
Liberty- Sharon Ld.s. Chapel
Dingle
Wardboro
Wardboro L. DS
Montpelier
Montpelier High School
Bennington
Georgetown
Idaho
Amos B. Hulme
State of
Alvin O. Peterson
Bertha A. Peterson
D. ©. Haddock
Paris Idaho City Council Minutes June 3 1957
City Council of Paris Idaho convened at City Hall with Mayor Charles R. Crawford and Councilmembers present. The body approved a Lions Club donation for street trash receptacles, passed the 1957 58 budget, appointed L Hugh Shepherd as City Treasurer and Water Tax Collector, and authorized various street, building, and fire department improvements along with traffic ordinances Nos 209 210 211.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Paris
Idaho
Chas, R.ford
Cyril
John B. Hoge
Ralph Sleight
Lloyd Passey
Smith Gertsch
Willard Stucki
Glen H Grimmett
Rex Wallentine
Marshal J Vivian Nye
Fred J Price
Cyril S
Ralph Roghaar
Paris Lions Club
City of
Main Street
John B Hoge
Charles R. Crawford
L. Hugh Shepherd
Wilford Michel
Fair Grounds
Hugh Rich
Glen H. Grimmett
Fire Department
Darwin EH. Haddock
Fred J. Price
Carlson Service
Richard Hastings
Lloyd Hansen
LaMar Eborn
Menten
Thiel & Olsen Bros
Seymour Jaussi
Willard Eborn
Russell Athay
Larry Jaussi
Henry Grandy
Jensen Motor Co
Marshal Bond
Mark's
Chevron Service
Sleight’s Machine Service & Supply
Grimmett Lbr. & Hardware
Utah Power & Light Co
Tred J. Price
Estimation of Paris Idaho city expenditures 1957 58
Budget estimate shows expenditures by department including Waterworks Streets Police and Fire, plus bond payments, tax collection, and codification. Receipts for 1956 57 total around 20 011 89. City Clerk certifies accuracy and affixes seal June 1957.
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Paris
Idaho
Cneeene
Idaho Municial League
Nue
Fire Department
Fred J Price
Fred J. Price
City of
Garden City notes highlight community visits and events
Norma Fella of Washington arrives to spend a month with the Claud Kimballs. Relief Society closes with a mother and daughter party led by Dorothea Wicker. Local residents attend weddings, anniversaries, and reunions while church activities include a sacrament meeting restoration commemoration and youth leadership changes.
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Norma Fella
Washington, C
Claud Kimballs
Relief Society
Dorothea Wicker
Pat Benson
Sue Wicker
Judy Negus
Gayleen Kennedy
Carolyn Cornin
Mattie Price
Blaine Pope
Arco
Idaho
MIA
Bear Lake Hot Springs
Dean Smith
Fish Haven
Milford Lovelands
Don Kimball
Lamont Scofield
American Fork
John Negus
St Charles
James Wicker
Bart Satterthwaite
Malibou Lodge
Sid Hyden
Kearns
Celia Langford
LeRoy Sorenson
Montpelier
Glen Coldwell
Lazette Satterthwaite
Charles Hansen
Paris
Laketown
Robert
Village Budget Report for Bloom ington Idaho 1957 58
For the village of Bloom ington Bear Lake County Idaho the fiscal year 1957 1958 is presented with budgetary figures and line items. The document outlines anticipated revenues expenditures and key funding priorities for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Paul J. Haddock
Daho
Visits and Christenings Brighten Bloomington Community
Recent attendees at the William Bee home include Leonard Burroughs Bingham City Perry Goodriffs American Fork and others from Bear River City Ogden and Burley Idaho Nellie Jacobson returned from Idaho Falls with Harold Moss as visitors at the Ernest Payne home. Three babies were christened Kay Ezra Kelvin Dean and Catherine. Six children were confirmed members of the LDS church Elizabeth Hart Elaine Piggott Shirley Jacobson Libbie Jane Bateman Jay Dean Ward and Max Bunderson.
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William Bee
Leonard Burroughs
Bingham City
Perry Goodriffs
American Fork
Roy Lewis
Bear River City
R. C. Backmans
Ogden
Claude Binghams
Burley
Idaho
Nellie Jacobson
Idaho Falls
Harold Moss
Weldon Dunn
Berdean Black
Pegram
Burton Payne
Ernest Payne
Hulme Dunford
Kay Ezra
Bruce Thornock
Kelvin Dean
LaVell Ward
William G. Bee
Catherine
LDS Church
Eilizabeth Hart
Elaine Piggott
Gshirley Jacobson
Libbie Jane Bateman
Jay Dean Ward
Max Bunderson
W O Coziah
Cokeville
Melvin Thornock
Rulon Thornock
Boise
Donald Thornock
Susan Piggott
Local visitors fill homes across Tremonton and nearby towns
Tremonton area residents hosted numerous guests including Logan and H T Woodward, G H Hayward, and Julia Nelsons visitors from Perry Brigham City Hamilton and Montpelier. Elders Hulme and others shared news from the northern California mission and Melchizedek speakers Arden Bunderson and T Jefferson Dunford spoke at a Sunday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Charles Hulme
California
Burt Payne
Frank Jarvis
Ogden
Milton Korona
Roy Potter
Lava
Burton Payne
Wilton Payne
Bancroft
Nellie Jacobson
Cyril Jacobson
Harold Moss
Idaho Falls
Hubert Jacobsons
Verl Hoffmans
Randolph
Jesse Lewis
Paris
Don Lewis
Evanston
Roy Jacobsons
Levi Aland
Montpelier
Jesse Herschi
Geneva
Misa Helda Holyoak
Logans
Hulme Dunford
Arden Bunderson
T. Jefferson Dunford
Bilder
Ella Hill
Pocatello
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City Council
Garden City
Wilford Hansen
M. F. Pulley
Vaughn Satterthwaite
Ann Hansen
Milford Loveland
Mitchell Sims
Wallace Tremelling
Oral Leitz
Hene Kennedy
Patricia Benson
Noreen Hansen
Carolyn Weston
Evan Sorenson
Logan
Newell Sorenson
Soda Sprigs
LeRoy Sorensons
Miracle
Bear-Lake County
J. Edgar Coover
FBI
Montpelier, Idaho
Idaho Municipal League d
Ae Trearay
J. W. Owsley
Optometrist
Waho
Waterman-Waterbury Co
Keith Supply, Inc
William
Waterbury
Alwmrays
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad
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