Idaho Plans to Greet Phos Committee Arrival in Pocatello
Pocatello Idaho June 17. Advised that congress approved a committee investigation of phosphate deposits in the intermountain states. Hugh D. Mac Cosham of the state planning board said arrangements would move quickly. The federal study aims to develop a program for Idaho Utah and Wyoming with federal support. Idaho hosts expect to prep for the meeting and confer with Senator Pope on his return from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho
Congress
Intermountain States
Hugh D. MacCosham
State Planning’ Board
Salt Lake Tribune
Utah
Wyoming
Intermountain
Harcourt Morgan
Idaho Phosphate Committee
Idaho State Planning Board
University of Idaho, South
Pope
MacCosham
James P. Pope
Washington, D. C
Joe Wood
Mittee. Oe Ees
Come Merce
Keetch Reunion at St Charles to Meet in June
The Keetch reunion gathered at St Charles Amusement Hall on June 15 with 212 attendees. Matthew Pugmire chaired the day after being elected at the Preston meeting. the program included prayer and a vocal duet by Oreta and Ione Rich.
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Charles Amusement Hall
Matthew Pugmire
Preston
A. L. Cullimore
Oreta
Ione Richferent
Idaho
Utah
Oklahoma
Washington, D. C
In &T. Charles
CCC Enrollment Notice For July 11 1938
The next junior CCC enrollment will be on July 11 1938. Boys between ages 17 to 23 residing in relief and low income homes are eligible. Applications must be filed at the I D P A office in Paris. This enrollment is the only one for the next three months. 33 C W Cutler Supt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Paris
C. W. Cutler
Hood of Idaho seeks Democratic nomination for Congress
J Leo Hood a Pocatello businessman and former WPA administrator announces his candidacy for Congress in Idaho's second district on the Democratic ticket He argues good government is good business and vows to use three years of hands on relief experience to aid Idaho He resignation from WPA takes effect immediately and his campaign centers on practical knowledge of Idaho needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leo Hood
Pocatello
Hood
WPA
Idaho Works Progress Administration
Idaho
Mason City
Ilinois
John Hood
Powtello
Utah
Notre Dame University
Emily Waite Tlesey
First Security Bank
Boise
Congress
Thost
Emil Vaterlaus of Cowley Dies of Pneumonia
Emil Vaterlaus a Cowley resident and former Bear Laker died last week from pneumonia. He founded The Star Valley Pioneer and later The Star Valley Independent with his brother Conrad, publishing from 1901 for years before selling out. He edited the Cowley Progress for many years before turning it over to his son. He will be remembered by valley residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Vaterlaus
Cowley
Wye
Mr. Vaterlaus
Star Vidkley Independent
Conrad
Star Valley Pioneer
Star Valley Independent
Big Hory County
Weterlans
Cawley
Monte Cristo Road Reopens to Traffic in Utah County
Randolph Utah County road supervisor Melvin Kennedy reports Monte Cristo road from Woodruff to reopen to traffic in good condition. The reopening ends a period of disruption with travelers now able to use the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Cristo
Randolph
Utah
Melvin Kennedy
Cristo
Woodruff
Giant Grizzly Killed in Jackson Hole Area
A gigantic grizzly killed in the Polecat Creek district near Jackson Hole by C Craven Construction Co superintendent. The bear measured 97 inches nose to tail with 3 inch claws and 11 by 6 inch front paw. Skull 16 by 9 inches, sent to the American Museum of Natural History for recording, surpassing previous local records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Jackson Hole
Capacity of Cokeville Fish Hatchery Expanded
A. W. Stock, superintendent of the Cokeville State Fish Hatchery, announced enlargement by four new metal fish troughs increasing yearly production to 150,000 young fish. He reported gathering 660,000 eggs at 19 cents per thousand, with market price about $1 per thousand. Lake Alice to open to fishing July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Stock
Cokeville State Fish Hatchery
Lake Alice
Forest Fire Fighting Drill By Cache National Forest Guards
On June 16 guards and regular personnel from the Paris and Preston districts gathered for an annual guard present training session in forest fire control. Forester Hann praised the exercises which covered major fire suppression phases and included an imaginary blaze to demonstrate proper and improper handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Preston
Cache National Forest
Forester Hann
Hart Family Reunion Held in Salt Lake City
Descendants of James H. Hart, late Bear Lake Stake president, gathered in Salt Lake City on June 21 for a family reunion on his birthday. Attending were Arthur W. Hant preston and Eugene Hart of Bloomington, representing their branches. The Hartolian editorial issues were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Hart
Bear Lake
Bloomington
Salt Lake City
Arthur W. Hant Preston
A. A
Eugene Hart
Hartolian
Hart Family
Voter Can Vote One Ticket In By Election
County auditor Sam V. Tunks explains the new primary ballot rule under Chapter 55 Idaho. Each voter receives one imprinted ballot with all tickets including judicial. Marking a split ticket will invalidate the vote for that office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam V. Tunks
Idaho
Sestia
Baye
Fourteenth annual Black and White Show winners list
The report lists winners across classes at the fourteenth Black and White Show held last Friday. Winners include several Hymas and Brown holders in bull and heifer categories with top placements and remarks on show quality and management.
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Edgar Poulsen
W. W. Brown
Gorge Shepherd
Ghd
Ivan H.ry
Tension
M. B. Nicholls
National Holstein-Freisian Association
W W. Brown
Wilmer Brown
Lyman Hymns
W W Brown
Robert Brown
Harold Pugmire
Heifer
Lyman Hymas
C. E. Jewell
Cow
W. W
Dependents of Hyrum Rich Hold Family Reunion
The Hyrum and Elizabeth Rich family reunion was held at St. Charles cartyon park with about a hundred attendees. Activities included group singing, poems, readings, and contests, followed by ice cream and cake, a family genealogist appointment for Ed Rich, and a Bear Lake Hot Springs swim to end the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyrum
Elizabeth Rich
St. Charles Cartyon Park
Lenore Wright
Wayne Pugmire
Wright
Geneva
Warren
Lil
Ed. Rich
Rich County 4-H Clubs Plan Lakota Dance June 29
Rich County Utah 4 H clubs will gather at Lakota resort on Wednesday evening June 29 for an annual dance. Slubs of Bear Lake are invited also, it is reported.
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Rich County
Utah
Lakota Resort
Bear Lake
1937 National Income Reaches Postwar High
Washington reports 1937 national income at 69.8 billion dollars, the highest since 1929 peak, up 6.4 billion from 1936. Nathan explains income produced equals net value of goods and services. first time in over a decade income paid out nearly matches income produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Robert R. Nathan
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Nathan
Commerce Deparment
Forest fire season nears in Paris ranger district
Forester Jay B Hann warns that warmer weather and less snow will dry forests and raise fire risk. Per district plan, designated per diem fire guards in each community will receive tools and equipment for rapid response and will be identified by their fire tool boxes. The Forest Service thanks the guards for their cooperation.
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Jay B. Hann
Paris
Certedn
Gieny
Forest Service
Sagehen Shooting Ban Extended in Idaho for 1938
Idaho Game Warden W R McIntyre announced a continued sagehen hunting ban in Idaho counties for the 1938 season. A two year closed season will be studied to decide if lifting the ban in 1939. He cited reports of more sage hens this year and credited the previous ban with aiding population recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
W. R. McIntyre
McIntyre
Bear Lake Hospital Notes From Garden City and Georgetown
Bear Lake Hospital reports Ruth Kimball Garden City confinement Althea Linford St Charles appendectomy Parley Hodges Garden City Rocky Mountain fever home Tuesday Mrs Sol Tremelling Garden City fractured hip Mrs Lester Hayes Georgetown confinement baby boy due home Monday Mrs Bert Stevens Montpelier major operation Mrs Elwood Paine Georgetown confinement baby girl due home Tuesday Morgan P Rich visited Star Valley this week
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Bear Lake Hospital
Ruth Kimball
Garden City
Althea Linford
St. Charles
Sol Tremelling
Utah
Lester Hayes
Georgetown
Bert Stevens
Montpelier
Parley Hodges
Elwood Paine
Students urged to obtain Social Security numbers for work
Poc atello Field Office of the Social Security Board reminded students entering summer commercial and industrial employment to secure an account number. Employers must report wages with the employee’s account number to federal authorities, contributing to old age insurance credits. About 1.36 million high school graduates and 136 thousand college graduates are expected to seek summer jobs or teach during vacations.
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Pocatello Field Office
Social Security Board
Central Building
Idaho
Charles H. Cannon
Cannon
United States
Office of Education
Manger Canhon
Red Cross Offers Home Hygiene Teacher Training at UCLA
Graduate nurses will form the student body for a Red Cross Teachers Training course for home hygiene and sick care at the University of California at Los Angeles from June 25 to August 5. Miss Lucy Brinkerhoff will direct, with Miss Katherine Forsythe as assistant, providing practical supervision as instructors learn to teach others. Women and girls from Los Angeles and Santa Monica Ocean Park will form the practice classes to acquire family care skills.
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Los Angeles
Cal
American National Red Cross
University of California At
Lucy Brinkerhoff
Pennsylvania States College
Katherine Forsythe
B. S
Whatcom County
Bellington
Washington
Red Cross
Santa Monica Ocean Park
West Phosphate Now Studied by Committee
A congressional joint committee on phosphates met in Washington and named Senator Pope of Idaho as chair. Preliminary hearings begin Saturday with plans for extensive sessions in Pocatello on July 15 and in Florida in the fall. The panel aims to map U S phosphate resources and development for agriculture and military use and to propose a national policy, including public ownership. They will also study power options from Grand Coulee and Bonneville dams for Idaho plants and the feasibility of transmitting power to phosphate fields.
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Washington
Joint
Congressional Committee On
Pope
Idaho
Pocatello
Florida
United States
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
Congress
Grand Caulee
Bonneville
Columbia River
Rocky Mountain
Leary
Colubia River
Exenaoee
Idaho Company
J. D. Ross
Bonneville Power
Former Paris Woman Selina Passey Thornock Dies at 69
Mrs Selina Passey Thornock 69 widow of John Henry Thornock died Monday at Paris then moved to Idaho Falls 17 years ago. She was active in L D S Relief Society Genealogical Society and War Mothers. Survived by six children two brothers a sister and 22 grandchildren. Funeral today at 2 p m in L D S Second Ward Church. Interment Rose Hill Cemetery. Wood Mortuary directs.
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Selina Passey Thornock
Idaho Falls
John Henry Thornock
Paris
Thornock
L. D. S. Relief Society
Genealogical Society
War Mothers
Seretta Orr
A. W. Randolph
J. D Thornock
Roberts
Iva Hill
St. Quarles
George Passey
Frank Passey
Logan
Utah
F.orence Heiner
Heyburn
L. D S. Second Ward
Lost Boy Found After Montpelier Idaho Search
Randolph Utah and Mrs Clarence Perkins rejoiced as La Mar Perkins, who wandered off to visit an uncle, was located after extensive Monday searches. Loran Jackson encountered the boy en route to Montpelier and delivered him to his destination with parental consent. Mr and Mrs James Dunford traveled to Provo Utah for the Danford family reunion at Aspengrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Utah
Clarence Perkins
LaMar Perk
LaMar
Loran Jackson
Montpeler
Young Perkins
Montpelier
Mr. Jackson
James L. Dunford
Provo, Utah
Danford
Aspengrove
Provo
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TVA
Keetch
Jackson
Cokeville Fish Hatchery
HART
Cae
Sarah Jane Rich Allred
Fairview
John Morgan
Liberty
Harvey Allred
Afton
Jack Davis
Marvin Rich
Elmo Rich
Ray Merritt
Vera Broadbent
Tunerville
Lakota
Pauline
Junior Rich
Myra
Eugene Rich
Parker
Paul Pugmire
Marysville
Conover Wright
Don Stevens
Bennington
Bear Lake Hot Springs
Sagehen
Morgan P. Rich
Star Valley
C. Ben Ross
West
Montpelyer, Idaho
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