Local Talent Talks Set Across Lake County Venues
Local talent showcases announced with meetings to begin this year. Lake County hosts district events with June or August dates as Sharles Boris and Montpelier figures participate. For details contact Mrs Engere B Stacki in Paris. Mr and Mrs JM Collings noted recent visit at Lava Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trintq
Chicago
Sharles
Boris
Montpelier
JM. M. Collings
Sweek
Prinige
Pep Club Marchers Ready For Fourth Of July Parade
The Fielding Pep Club trains in early mornings to perfect high steps and precision marching for the upcoming Fourth of July parade. The group, a lively assembly of performers, has been sharpening rhythm and drill as the event approaches.
James W. Patterson Dies in Salt Lake City
James W. Patterson longtime Bear Lake Valley educator died June 16 at 6 106 p.m. in Salt Lake City Hospital. Funeral services will be held in Bloomington Word Chapel Saturday June 20 at 1 00 p.m. Friends may call at the family home between 6 and 8 p.m. Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W
Pat
Montpelier and Paris Social Roundup Dinners and Visits
Montpelier and Paris residents are pictured in a broad social round up. The report lists extended families visiting in Paris and Montpelier, attendance at meetings, and travel to Logan and Salt Lake City. Attendees include the Barfuss and Eborn families, the Skinner and Bird households, and longtime residents like Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eborn. The piece notes church meetings, graduations at Ricks College, and a funeral journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ebon
Shaun
Alton
Michelson
St. Charles
Dean Larson
Jannett
Ebon
Montpelier
Wilard Lewis
Conda
LéMar
Eborn
Paris
Mas
Alfred
Arthur Eborn
Dingle
Bishop
Cliffora Skinner
Fine Arts Club Meets June Twelfth In Record
Mrs Alfret Hart entertained the Fine Arts Club on June 12 with a reading of The Ugly American by William Lederer and Burdick. Members present included Mrs Raymond, Mrs Glen Test ik wa, Mrs Mecham, Mrs Edna, Mrs Tal Well Ward, Mrs Jay Nelson, Mrs Bryan Booth, Mrs Van Ness Wallentine, Mrs Paul Haddock, Miss Karen Stock and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfret” ‘Hart
Van _ Ness
Wallentine
William Ji
Lederee
Eugene
Burditk
Ipresent
Raymond- En Algeaiavand Mras
Glen
Test Ik Wa
Mecham
Edna Eee
Tal Well Ward
Jay Nelson
Mra
Bryan Booth
van Ness Wallengine
Paul Haddock
Poh Mostese
Alfred Hart
A Equest
Karen Stock
Wheat quota penalty rates set for 1959 crop
The Bear Lake County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation office announces the marketing quota penalty for excess wheat in 1959. The rate is 125 percent of the wheat parity price as of May 1, with penalties on farm marketing excess unless acreage is adjusted to the farm allotment or 15 acres, whichever is larger. Farmers may avoid penalties by complying with acreage limits or delaying penalties by storing excess wheat or delivering to the Secretary of Agriculture. County offices will be open Mondays to Fridays from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm for adjustments and filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dushel
Harley Cochrann
Bear Lake County
Farinéet
Secretary “of Agricuture
Car crash near Georgetown Idaho leaves one injured
Report by Idaho State Patrol and Sheriff deputies details a Saturday night crash two miles south of Georgetown. Harold Black was driving a car northbound at high speed when it left the road, struck the bank twice, rolled 404 feet, and was demolished. Passenger Cole sustained back pain and was taken to Bear Lake Memorial Hospital for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Georgetown
Idaho
Mark Wilson
Clifford Skinner
Bernard Wilks
Cole
Lake
Memorial Hospital
Bishop Spencer to Attend National Science Institute
Spencer G Albert, known as Bishop of the Pleasant Grove Sixth Ward, has been selected to participate in the National Science Foundation Summer Institute at the University of Houston. The program runs July 1 to August 27, led by Dr. R W Bingham of UH College of Technology. Spencer previously worked as an electrical engineer at Geneva Steel Works and now teaches engineering at Brigham Young University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Spencer
Pléagannt Grove
National’ Science Foundation
University of “Houston
R. W.bingham
University of Houston
College of Technology
Bishop Spencer
Geneva Steel . Works
Public Works Contractor Licenses Renewal Notice
Idaho State License Board mails renewal forms to license holders under the Contractors Licensing Act. Failure to file by June 80 results in delinquency. Applications and renewal fees must be submitted to 1210 Grove St Boise Idaho. Public works contractors must obtain license before bidding or performing contracts with state counties cities districts or public boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen Sethe
Tof Lokes
Brg
Nebnaes
Tof
Enginal
Sbm
Ibmisaton
Sears
Awe Ee State License Board
Grove St. Boise
Idaho
Aubcontractor
Public Works
Hide’ Ok
Agen‘cies
Caby
Coast Guard Seeks Recruits for Limited Openings
The United States Coast Guard offers limited openings for men ages 17 to 26 and ex service men, with high moral, mental and physical standards. Applicants train in Alameda California and may access special schools with strong advancement prospects through the Spokane Washington recruiting station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Coast Guard
United States ‘Coast Guard
Coast ‘Guard
Coast Guard
Alameda
California
San Franisco Harbor
United “States” Coast’ Guard
U.S. Coast ’ Guard
First’ & Howard
Spokane
Washington
Cache Forest Worker Transfer Announces Regional Move
The Cache National Forest announces the transfer of Forest Supervisor Crowell to the Intermountain Region in June 1925. Native of Great Falls Montana, Mr Prevol will assume new duties after starting with the Forest Service in 1929 and prior postings at Nesvada Nevada and Sawtooth National Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natorial
Forest
Intermountain Region
Sas U
Crowell
Forest “Supervizor
Great Falls
Montana
Prevol
For
Holmen
Buckley Bride and Groom Celebrate in Logan and Buckley
Gerald and Carol Porter of Buckley Washington wed with George A Raymond officiating. Parents Angus and Mrs Porter hosted a reception June 13 in Buckley L D hall. The couple honeymooned in Salt Lake City and nearby Utah Idaho venues and plan to reside at 4885 So J Street Tucows Washington where Gerald is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Dickson
Gerald G. Porter
George’ A. Raymond
J He Dickson
Buckley
Washington
Angus “Porters
Russell Porter
LaDell
Porter
Loreen
Nutt
Tia Porter
Marlin Allphin
Newell Dickson
William Dickson
LeAnh—Auphin
Logan
Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho
Buckley Ward
L.D
Gerald
Carol
J St
Tucows
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital Admits Numerous Patients In June
A hospital admission list from Bear Lake Memorial Hospital records patients admitted in June 1959. Names include Mrs. DeWayne Dimick Montpelier and Larry Michel Paris among others, with cases ranging from medical and minor surgery to accidents and major surgery. Births noted include a baby boy for Blaine Kunz and a baby girl for Rodney Bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWayne
Dimick
Montpelier
Larry
Michel
Paris
Mardene Michel
Wayne Painter
Bloomington
Robert Conrad Teichert
Alfred Dorney
Robert Cole
Bradford Whitaker
Keith~Whitaker
Auguste _Bergeuristain
Coke
Ville
Kathy Findlay
Earl Findlay
Ovid
Wilford H. Robinson
David Robinson
Laketown
Wmi
Paul Johnson
Anid
William Johnson
Coke Ville
Albert Dallas
Derrell Jensen
Georgetown
Paul Hansen
Cokeville
Fred Dunnell
Dingle
James W. Jones
Sherry Sorenson
William Bee
Ture
Rodney Bills
James Hymas Serves in Granite Creek Exercises
James B Hymas a paria Idaho poilerman first class USN took part in Operation Granite Creek from May 25 to June 1 aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Ranger in the Western Pacific. The exercise tested the Navy's carrier crew and air power as part of Seventh Fleet operations in the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B.hymas
Poilermaker
USN
Paria
Idaho
Granite Creek
USS
Ranger
Pacific
Triling
Far East
Rio 1
Gehbe
Bears Lake Privates Complete CBR Training
Privates Terry D Derricott and John P Nelson of Montpelier completed an eight week chemical biological and radiological course May 29 at the Army Chemical Corps School Fort McClellan Alabama. They learned to identify war gases and apply protective techniques against CBR contamination. Derricott, 20, entered the Army last January and soon after basic training at Fort Ord California. He is a 1957 Montpelier High School graduate and worked for M A King Company before enlisting. Nelson, also a January recruit, is a Montpelier High School graduate and attended basic training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry D. Derricott
John’ P. Nelson
Montpelier
Army Chemical Corps School
Fort McClellan
Ala
Derricott
James R. Derricott
11Th St
Army
4 H Busy Bodies Club Elects Officers for Summer
The 4 H Busy Bodies group met to organize for summer activities. Officers elected include President Mary Lou Peterson Vice President Phyllis Spanos Secretary JoAnn Olsen Reporter Mary Lynn Beck Song leader Mary Ann Nicholls and games Donna Jean Sorenson. Meetings set Fridays at 2 p.m. in the church lounge with leaders Marie Olsen Hazel Peterson and Nina Sorenson guiding projects in outdoor cooking and sewing for different years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Peterson
Phyllis Spanos
JoAnn Olsen
Mary Lynn Beck
Mary Ann Nicholls
Donna—Jean—Sorenson
Honge
Marie Olsen
Hazel L. Petérson
Nina Sorenson
Parker Reunion Set for June 27 at Fresh Haven
The John Parker family reunion will be held Saturday June 27 at Fresh Haven starting at 10 a.m. There will be plenty to eat a good program and fun for all. All family members are invited to attend. For details see Ronald Parker chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parker
Fush Haven
Ronald Parker
Paris Fairgrounds Queen Contest Captures Top Honor
At the Paris Fairgrounds on a June Saturday the queen contest occurred with horses racing on the track. Eight contestants included Jackie Wallentine Gloria Freeman and Joan Hart among others. Judges selected Jackie Wallentine as queen with Gloria Freeman and Joan Hart as attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear ‘Lake
Rangers
Paris
Jackie
Wallentine
Jamice— Carney
Jagkia
Gloria
Freeman
Joan*Hart
Garden City girl Janet Las Van Sprouse earns Utah degree
Janet Las Van Sprouse graduates with a Bachelor of Arts in English education from the University of Utah. Active in Mus Phi Epsilon, she performed piano, organ and violin in concerts. After a summer in Mexico, she plans to teach English at Granite High School while pursuing a Master’s in Guidance and Counseling in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las la
Sprouse
Salt
Lake
Janet
University of Utah
Mus Phi: Epsilon
Mexico
Salt, Lake
Notable Bear Lake Personalities and Pioneer Lineage Recap
Donna Sparks named as an attendant to the Days of 47 Queen, with ties to Paris and Bear Lake pioneers. Walter Budge, a Paris native, sworn in as Utah Attorney General, linking two prominent pioneer families. Bear Lake Club hosts Dr. Virginia Cutler on May 1 to discuss Thailand and Indonesia cultures. Dr. Oliver H. Budge, 85, issues My Story brochure, reflecting Paris boyhood and lifelong service to profession and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Sparks
Don Sparks
Bountiful
Donna
Sparks
Fenton Alfred
Paris
Nee Clotelle Shepherd
Robert and
Sophia Shepherd
Walter Budge
Paris Boy
Alfred’ Budge
Idaho Supreme Court
Utah
Walter
William Budge
Bear Lake
Walter Hoge
Bear Lake Club
Archie Anderson
Virginia Cutler
Orme
Science Department
University of Utah
Thailand
Cutler
Far East
Indonesia
Oliver H. Budge
Man’ Hood
Ir. Budge
Old Mill Shingle Mill Central to Bear Lakes Valley Growth
The 1870 Paris Shingle Mill, built by Charles Rich David P Kimball Fratces M Pom eroy and Robert Price, formed the capital core of four equal owners. The mill supplied shingles and processed lumber, shaping regional culture and enabling 1880s 90s homes and public buildings. Existing mills preceded it, but this one spurred local craft and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Iby
Charles’. Rich
David P. Kimball
Fratces M. Pomeroy
Robert Price
Bear-Lakes
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James. Patterson
Fred ” ' Barfuss
Laramie
Wyo
Andrew
Barfuss
Ella
Andrew ‘Barfuss
Soar Barfuss
Midvale
Clarence
Sierton Petersen
Verval
Ohn Rogers
Salt Lakes City
Walter Bird
Dallas
Athay
Niga
Gilbert
Bea
Teesiay
Memorial Ee
Monthier
Clark
Morland
Blydé Randall Lyaerrer
Henry , Grandy
Smith Gertschang
John Bunn
Bil Tomas
Shell
Co eber-Price
Erobert
Salt Lake
Willard Hansen
Hijisen
Agharles
Salt Lake” City
Rudolphy
Nig Tele
Bay
Ernest-Nyoppont
Lorraine
Sybil
Lois Rigby
Price Taylor
Ricks College
Barbara Taylor
Earl Schofield
Bill and
Mont
Sugar City
Jess J. Lewis
E. J.+ Hodge
New York
Detroit
Mre Schofield
Ruby Hoge
Pamela
Willis Hemmert
Arizona
LaDell Porter
Angus
Saturda
Park
Ete
Ezra Stucki
Wes
Rungell
Crawford
Los Angeles
Svhere
Russell
Rhas
Atomic International Divi+ion of
North
Laurence’ Aubin
Nye
Sakoo
Victor Barfus
Andrew ‘Barfuaa
Bucher
Lyman Bunn
Mrs
Lynn
Peterson
Hot ‘Springs
Clyde Rigby
Big Piney
Wyon
Taylor
Grawford
Northern
Michigan
Fine Arts Club
County Garand Itt
Albert, Spencer
CACHE
Ogden
Red
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
James Hymas
Parker
U. OF. U
Ezra-J. Poulsen
Margaret Ann Sutton Budge
Hig
John Sutton
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