Ranger Queen Chosen for 4th at Paris Fairgrounds
The Bear Lake Rangers crowned Terri Sparks of Montpelier as Queen for the 4th of July celebration at the Paris Fairgrounds. First attendant Evelyn Payne of Bloomington and second attendant Billie Carney of Lakota were named, with several other contestants noted. Venoy Wallentine to be honored posthumously. a work party is scheduled at the fairgrounds to prepare grounds and arenas.
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Bear Lake Rangers
Paris Fairgrounds
Terri Sparks
Montpelier
Paris
Miss Sparks
Daryl Sparks
Evelyn Payne
James Payne
Bloomington
Billie Carney
Marvin Carney
Lakota
Susan Nelson
Janet Bateman
Virginia Thornock
LaVan Nelson
Grant Bateman
Willard Thornock
Bri- Young
Thatcher
Camp Lifton
Venoy Wallentine
Fairgrounds
Bud Lloyd
Blood drawing short of quota at Montpelier drive
Only 102 pints of blood were drawn when the Red Cross Bloodmobile visited Montpelier on Wednesday. Seven donors were rejected as the weekly turnout fell short of the 150 pint quota. January and June totals were higher at 170 and 128 pints respectively.
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Red Cross
Montpelier
Marriage Licenses Issued in Hous County Clerk Reports
County Clerk Amos Hulme reports two licenses issued on June 12 to Brenton Ernest Rowett and Monte Jean Aland of Montpelier, and Daryl W. Woolstenhulme with Joyce Smith of Montpelier. They were married by bishops Noel D. Stewart and Philip L. Hulme. A later notice lists Calvin Vandeberg and Susan Kay Carlson of Denver marrying June 20 by Bishop Hulme.
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Amos Hulme
Brenton Ernest Rowett
Salt Lake City
Monte
Calvin Vandeberg
Susan Kay Carlson
Denver
BP. Hulme
Grassman Tour Rescheduled To June 30
The Grassman Committee announced the 1964 Grassman Tour is postponed to June 30 due to weather. The event departs Montpelier City Hall at 9 30 a m and reaches John Dayton Ranch at 10 a m with a Dutch oven lunch and program. Attendees include farmers ranchers businessmen and others and are asked to call the County Extension Office to RSVP for food planning.
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Charles Hulme
Grassman
Montpelier
John Dayton
Wood Canyon
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Lions Sponsor Swim Classes End At Bear Lake
Lions Club sponsored a 10 day swimming course at Bear Lake Hot Springs concluding June 12. The program had 245 enrollees with an average attendance of 97 percent, six hours of daily instruction by four instructors led by Cleneth Arnell, issuing 96 certificates in four levels.
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Lions
Bear Lake Hot Springs
Paris Lions Club
Cleneth Arnell
Pingree segment opens access to Snake River waters
The Idaho Fish and Game Department expands its 65 Point Program with the Pingree segment linking to the Snake River and American Falls Reservoir. The project includes a road parking area boat ramp facilities and signs funded by the department and counties. LaVarr Jacklin notes the new sign as a conservation officer. The Steelhead Restoration Program continues with trapping and transplanting adults and eyed eggs to restore spawning grounds and transport to the South Fork Clearwater River drainage.
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Fish and Game Department
Pingree
Snake River
American Falls
The
Department
Bannock
Bingham
Bingham County
LaVarr Jacklin
Blackfoot Conservation Officer
South Fork
Clearwater River
Idaho Fish & Game Dept
Victor Reese Hurt in Farm Accident
Victor Reese of Bloomington was injured on his farm when a plow attached to a tractor flipped after striking a rock, slamming into his back. Mrs. Reese found him at about 1 30 p.m. Howard Ward helped remove him and he was taken to Bear Lake Memorial Hospital by ambulance. Further details expected next week.
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Victor Reese
Bloomington
Selective Service Institutes New Procedure
The Selective Service will begin examining 18 year old registrants in July. James N. Transtrum, chairman of the local board, says the plan helps young men plan for their future and learn if they qualify for service. Some not qualified will be referred for counseling and vocational training. Present registrants are being ed for induction at age 21 or older.
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James N. Transtrum
Obituary of Oscar Hilding Anderson in Utah notice
Oscar Hilding Anderson, 65, died June 17 after a short illness at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital. Born February 17, 1399 in Holmstead, Sweden, he immigrated to America in 1912 and lived in St. Charles. He worked 20 years for Utah Power and Light Co. and retired March 1, 1964. Funeral held at St. Charles LDS Chapel with local clergymen and musical tributes. Pallbearers listed.
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Oscar Hilding Anderson
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Christian Anderson
Johanna Severina Persson Anderson
Holmstead
Sweden
Kurt Anderson
St. Charles
Albert Anderson
Holmstad
Selma Monson
Logan
Utah
Anderson
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
America
Carl Anderson
Orval Anderson
Leslie Hill
William Hill
Robert Hemmert
Chauncey Wilkes
Junior Pugmire
Purtell Pugmire
Eight Scouts Earn Eagle Rank At Scout Court Of Honor
Troop 667 of St. Charles held a Court of Honor to recognize eight Scouts who earned the Eagle rank. Elzo Bunderson led the ceremony with presentations by Riley Crossley and Wayne Peterson. The event featured a clarinet solo by Max Pugmire and songs including Trail of the Eagle. Eagle recipients were Wayne Peterson, Max Pugmire, Kent Michaelson, Ronald Rathbone, Arnell Pugmire, Brent Bunderson, Eldon Brad Mattson, and C Brent Arnell. mothers received miniature Eagle pins. Troop 667 now counts 24 Eagles.
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Troop 667
Boy Scouts of America
St. Charles
Elzo Bunderson
Riley Crossley
Wayne Peterson
Kent Michaelson
Ronald Rathbone
Brent Bunderson
Arnell Pugmire
America
Illiam Pugmire
Eldon Brad Mattson
Eldon Mattson
C. Brent Arnell
Orlereth E. Arnel
Pres
Jay_Nelson
Brent Arnell
Pugmire
Norma Arnell
Arlin Pugmire
Laurence Caldwell dies of heart ailment in Salt Lake City
Laurence W. Caldwell 60 of Salt Lake City died Saturday June 13 at a local hospital from a heart ailment. Born July 30 1903 in Bloomington he was one of 15 children and worked 37 years at American Oil Co as Office Manager in charge of accounting. Survived by widow and daughter Betty Lou Salt Lake City sisters Ruth Sutton June Mouritsen Margaret Passey Lanark and brother Le Grand Guy Caldwell Nampa. Interment Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park Salt Lake City with LDS rites performed by Bishop Gordon Rogers.
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Laurence W. Caldwell
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Hospital
Bloomington
Robert W
Margaret Williams Caldwell
Fielding High School
University of Utah
Ermil Price
Cottonwood Seventh Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Day Saints
American Oil Co
Betty Lou
Ralph
Ruth) Sutton
Homer
June) Mouritsen
Warren
Margaret) Passey
Lanark
le Grand Guy Caldwell
Nampa
BYU Professor Hart Wins Grant for Summer Research
Dr Edward L Hart English professor at Brigham Young University receives a research grant from the American Philosophical Society at its June Philadelphia meeting. He will spend six weeks in London and Oxford, editing lives of 18th century writers and pursuing study at the British Museum and Bodleian Library. Hart has taught at multiple universities and published in scholarly journals.
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Edward L. Hart
Brigham Young University
American Philosophical Society
Philadelphia
London
British Museum
Oxford
Bodleian Library
Hart
John Nicholls
Samuel Johnson
James Boswell
Lor
University of Utah
Oxford University
University Ofichigan
Navy
BYU
University of California At Berkeley
University of Washington
Utah Academy
Asi’n of America
Rocky Mountain Modern Language Ass'n
League of Utah Writers
Utah Institute of Fine Arts
Shakespeare Quarterly
America
New York
The
Modern Language Ass’n
Bloomington
Fielding High School
Sarah Hart
Alfred A. Hart
Alfred B
Eugene A
Rites Conducted for Ethel Austin
Funeral services were held at the LDS Ward Chapel in Liberty for Ethel Matthews Austin who died June 17 in Logan. The service featured music by Idell Matthews and others, remarks by Bp. Reed S. Hyams, a sermon by Bp. Marvin Hymas, and interment at Liberty Cemetery with dedicatory prayer by Bn. C. N. Carlsen. Pallbearers included Jerrold Hymas and others.
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LDS
Chanel
Liberty
Ethel
Matthews -Austin
Logan
Jesse R. Matthews
Idell Matthews
Max Haddock
E. J. Grimes
Vivian Warner
Iane Wilcox
Sam Austin
Reed
Hymas
Marvin Hymas
Max Had
Bn. C. N
Abernathy Services Held in Ovid
Lucille Sorenson Abernathy 49 died June 18 at LDS Hospital Salt Lake City after an extended illness. Born June 9 1915 to Charles C and Marie Sorenson she lived in Salt Lake City for years. Husband Jess preceded her in death. Survived by two sons Jessie and James and two sisters Lenora Cox and Doris Goodspeed. Funeral Monday at 1 00 pm at the Ovid LDS Ward Chapel with Wayne Johnson officiating. music and prayers led by Merlyn Sorenson Audrey Nielson and Shirley Johnson. speaker Charlie Green and vocal by James Olsen. Burial in Ovid Cemetery.
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Lucille Sorenson Abernathy
LDS Hospital
Salt Lake City
Charles C
Marie Sorenson
Jess
Jessie
James
Lenora Cox
Doris Goodspeed
Ovid
Notice on early publication for July celebration
The Post will publish a day early due to July 3rd and 4th festivities. Correspondents and advertisers are asked to submit their copy one day earlier.
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Post
Idaho Education Association to Attend NEA Convention
Executive Secretary Elmer Crowley says about 60 IEA members will represent Idaho at the 102nd NEA annual conven tion in Seattle from June 28 to July 3. He cites Utah civil rights and Federal Aid to Education as top issues likely for discussion, with Idaho's problems to be addressed in committees rather than the general assembly.
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Idaho Education Association
Elmer S&s. Crowley
Sec’y
National Education Ass’n
Seattle
Wash
Idaho
IEA
Utah
General Assembly
Young Withdraws Candidacy for Idaho Supreme Court
Merlin S. Young of Boise announces he is withdrawing his bid for the Idaho Supreme Court justice position. He cites regional representation, noting a longstanding North Idaho seat has existed since statehood, arguing the tradition should not be altered.
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Merlin S. Young
Boise
Idaho Supreme Court
Idaho Eme Court
Supreme Court
North Idaho
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Lewiston Dam
Idaho Fish ~ Game Department
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Selective Service
Oscar Anderson
Scout Court OF Honor
Laurence Caldwell
Gordon Rogers
Warren Passey
Ted
Bosra
Ben Nelson
Byron
van Dam
David Cook
Homer Mouritsen
Ralph Sutton
Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park
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Abernathy
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