Auto wreck nearly fatal to musicians on rural bridge
A 1927 Cadillac seven passenger sedan carrying members of the New Yorker’s Orchestra rear-ended a concrete bridge at Little Creek near St. Charles Roller Mills on a Bear Lake highway. The crash injured six musicians and fractured Ray Nelsson’s hip, while an overturned detour and lack of bridge lighting were blamed for the incident.
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Bear Lake
Httle Creek Bridge
St. Charles
New Yorker
Lakota
Montpelier
Ryin
al Vester
Wichita
Kansas
Jimmie Dunne
Kansas City
Dad Swallow
Omaha
Jack Slater
Chanute
Carl Blackenship
Oklahma City
Ray Nelsson
Sterling
Idaho
Edw. Windler
Springfield
Carl Darrow
Miami
Ohio
Aspirin Garriette
Ottawa
Utah Hospital
Vester
Dr. White
Salt Lake
Cook reels six pound Mackinaw at Bear Lake
Newell Cook, Utah state fish commissioner, on vacation at Bear Lake with family, used a troll line with a Davis spinner to catch a six pound Mackinaw trout last Friday. He had predicted success with that method and confirmed it with the catch on Saturday.
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Newell Cook
Utah
Bear Lake
Davis
Cook
Beth Rich Receives Normal Diploma at BYU Commencement
Beth Rich of Paris earned a normal diploma from Brigham Young University College of Education during the June commencement in Provo Utah. She completed the minimum teaching requirements for Utah and nearby states.
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Beth Rich
Paris
College of
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
Miss Rich
Montpelier Odd Fellows Elects Leaders At Convention
G. L. Larsen of Montpelier was chosen president of the district Odd Fellows. Mrs. Christie Jensen leads the Rebeccas. The 1933 convention was awarded to Montpelier after a last week meeting in Soda Springs with delegates from Pocatello Blackfoot Aberdeen American Falls Montpelier and Soda Springs. Initiatory degrees were demonstrated by the Pocatello Rebecca team.
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G. L. Larsen
Montpelier
Organization of Oddfellows
Christie Jensen
The
Rebeccas
Soda Springs
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Aberdeen
American Falls
Wrestling Card Promised at Lakota Resort July Show
Lakota Resort hosts a boxing and wrestling exhibition on July 6 featuring a return bout between Jack Christen sen and Lew Anderson. Also billed are Gibbons vs Ricks for six rounds, Roy Eli ason and Young Hawkins, with strong preliminaries promised to support the main card.
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Lakota
Jack Christensen
Lew Anderson
Gibbons
Ricks
Roy Eliason
Young Hawkins
Camp Elizabeth Holds Annual Gathering
The Annual Encampment of Camp Elizabeth of the Daughters of the Pioneers met in the Second ward chapel Tuesday evening. Program included invocation by Chaplain Mary Stucks, singing of Come, come Ye Saints, Gertrude R. Price reporting, violin solos by Violet Passey and Mrs Patterson, tableaux on Motherhood, and refreshments served to 135 attendees.
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Camp Elizabeth
The
Daughters of the Pioneers
Second Ward
Mary Stucks
Gertrude R. Price
Emerson School
Violet Passey
Patterson Benediction
Idaho Cherries Rolling To Market In Higher Volumes
Idaho cherries began moving to market today in larger quantities with Emmett prices around seven cents per pound and rising. W. H. Wicks director of the bureau of plant industry visited the Emmett district and said movement would climb to a peak likely this week.
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Boise
Idaho
Emmett
W. H. Wicks
Bureau of Plant Industry
Speeding case in Kemmerer ends with small fine
G Condie of Sublet pleaded guilty to speeding before Police Judge Whitcomb after being clocked by Street Commissioner Matthews. Condie admitted slight excess speed and paid a $2 fine. The report notes nearby locals, including contractor H Grimmett, were visiting relatives.
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G. Condie
Sublet
W. P. Whitcomb
Charles Matthews
Condie
Kemmerer
Candile
Boise firm wins 11 mile highway resurfacing contract
Quinn Robbins of Boise won the contract for resurfacing and oiling 11 miles of state highway from North Paris to South St. Charles with a bid of 40 613 dollars. Work may start soon after July 4. Wheelright Construction Co. completed concrete bridges on the route.
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Quinn
Forest service issues access rules for northern Idaho and western Montana
Beginning July 1 all persons entering national forests for camping picnicking fishing or berrying by any means must carry a man sized shovel and axe and a water container of at least one gallon. A no smoking order may follow when conditions warrant to help prevent forest fires.
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The
Forest Service
Iideho
Montana
Wise Cracker Fence Whitewashing Joke
A passerby asks a colored worker why he uses a weak brush. The elder man replies that with a better brush he could do twice as much work, but he does not have twice as much work to do.
Dusenberry Elected President of Paris Lions Club
Frank Dusenberry, superintendent of Bear Lake plants for Utah Power & Light Co., was elected president succeeding W. Smith Hoge. N. C. Thompson becomes secretary, succeeding John A. Wallis. Other officers include A. T. Pendrey and F. T. Shepherd as vice presidents, E. T. Shepherd treasurer, and John A. Wallis as lion tamer. Members and wives plan July 8 at Camp Lifton to induct officers and enjoy a mulligan.
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Frank Dusenberry
Bear Lake
Utah Power & Light Co
W. Smith Hoge
N. C Thompson
Paris Drug Co
John A. Wallis
Paris Lions Club
A. T. Pendrey
F. T. Shepherd
F. J. Foulger
Edw. T. Shepherd
Don Haddock
A. W. Shepherd
O. H. Grimmett
C. B. Hayes
Camp Lifton
Hot Springs Crowds Attract July Fourth Festivities
The Bear Lake Hot Springs outline a July 4 program with swimming and various races. Advertisements promise fried chicken cold drinks and confections. Improvements have been made recently and the springs are described as never better.
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Bear Lake Hot Springs
Summer Schedule for Mutual Glenn Home
Schedule prepared for the summer at Mutual Glenn in Lakota lists visits to Fish Haven Garden City Utah St Charles Kemmerer Wyo Bloomington Laketown Utah Lanark Paris First Ward and August requests for July 4 5 6 and the month of August via Mrs Florence Cook Garden City
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Mutual Glenn
Lakota
Fish Haven
Garden City
Utah
St. Charles
Kemmerer
Wyo
Bloomington
Laketown
Lanark
Paris First Ward
Florence Cook
Saturday Evening Band Concerts Draw Crowds in Business District
The Fielding Band concerts at Tabernacle Park attract large crowds every Saturday night. Director Irwin Jensen says performances start at eight o'clock and the street fills with cars and onlookers.
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Tabernacle Park
Fielding
Irwin Jensen
Meeting on Kitchen Project Work By Home Demonstration Agent
Miss Helen Pixton will conduct a meeting at Mrs. Fred J. Price's home on Friday July 1 at 2 p m. The district home demonstration agent will discuss kitchen project work and invites all interested ladies to attend.
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Helen Pixton
Fred J. Price
Forest Service Road Progress in Cub River Canyon
The Forest Service road in the Cub River canyon from the forest boundary to Willow Flat is near completion. Inspectors say the road is in good condition and urge repairing the county road to connect with the forest road.
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Forest Service
Cub River
Finish
Preston
Cub River Canyon
Forest Boundry
Willow Flat
Frank Jones elected trustee district 5 in Cokeville
In Cokeville Wyoming on Monday a school election elected Frank Jones as district 5 trustee with 162 votes while W E Jarrett and William Tex Taylor trailed with 103 and 10. Voters also approved the coming year’s budget. The holdovers include 8 B Curtis and John Stoner.
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Cokeville
Wyo
Frank Jones
W. E. Jarrett
William
Tex) Taylor
Mr. Jones
Jarrett
Taylor
B. Curtis
John Stoner
College Degree Granted to Grove Haddock at BYU
Grove Haddock of Bloomington received a Bachelor of Arts in Secondary Education with a history minor at Brigham Young University Provo Utah during June commencement exercises. He studied at BYU and BYU College Logan for a year and was a member of Delta Phi national honorary ecclesiastical fraternity.
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Grove Haddock
Bloomington
Brigham Young Univrsity
Provo
Utah
Haddock
Brigham Young University
Brigham Young College
Logan
Delti Phi
Velma and Jean Lewis Visit Balt Lake
Velma and Jean, daughters of Mr and Mrs Ralph Lewis, are visiting Balt Lake for a family outing and sightseeing.
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Velma and
Jean
Mrs
Ralph Lewis
Balt Lake
Postal rate changes set to begin in July
The three cent letter rate takes effect July 6 and the second class rate increases go into effect July 1 as scheduled.
Political Calendar Notes Election Administration Dates
The document lists filing and appointment deadlines for a political cycle. Last day for Canadian dates to file expense accounts on July 13. County commissioners to appoint three election judges per precinct on July 11. Names of candidates to be published October 9. Absentee ballots for the general election may be issued starting October 24. Voter registration closes at 9 p m November 7. Final day to issue absentee ballots for the general election is November 7.
Christensen Well Cemented This Week In Lyman District
The L. D. Christensen ranch oil well in the Lyman district has been cemented to shut off water and will be drilled in a week to check oil production. The drill struck Bentonite at 2096 feet and found a productive sand 100 feet deeper if the first sand fails.
Hodges and Cook Re-elected to Head Game Club
The Bear Lake and Montpelier groups held their annual Rich County Fish and Game Club outing at the new Round Valley hatchery and Lakota Resort. N. J. Hodges was re elected president and Clarance Cook secretary. Newell Cook spoke on fish propagation. A largely attended dance followed at Lakota Resort.
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Bear Lake
Rich County Fish and Game Club
Round Valley
Lakota
Newell Cook
Utah
Legion Convention to Be July 4 6 in Pocatello
Idaho American Legion state convention will be held in Pocatello on July 4 6 drawing several hundred former soldiers. Main events include the drum corps competition and a golf tournament with legion teams training in state courses. Department Commander Henry Dworshak of Burley will relinquish the post as no commander may succeed himself.
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Pocatello
The
Idaho Department of the American Legion
Washington
Legion
Henry Dworshak
Burey
Stock Resort Celebration At Fish Haven
Stock Bros. plan a July 4 celebration featuring swimming boating and aquaplane races at Fish Haven. The evening program starts at 8 30 with dancing in both open air and indoor pavilions.
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Stock Bros
New Bakery to Open in Afton Building
Mrs. Rachel Hale and her father John Miles oversee a bakery installation in the Miles building at Afton. Extensive remodeling in two weeks precedes a shop offering bread and other baked goods at reasonable prices. The large oven will be electrically heated with Dale Jones of Logan in charge.
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Rachel Hale
John Miles
Miles
Conjoint programs announced in Paris and Bloomington
Conjoint program will be given in the St. Charles ward Sunday evening on the Paris First and Second wards. In turn Bloomington will conduct a similar program at Paris tabernacle and St. Charles at Bloomington the same evening. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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St. Charles
Paris
Bloomington
Paris Tabernacle
Blomington
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Hoot Gibson
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Peter B. Kyne
Hell's Angels
Paramount Picture
Speeder
Tello
Idaho Falls
H. Grimmett
Mutual Glenn Home
Jimy Price
Pendrey Grocery Co
Charleangia Grudh
Dr. D
Curless
Alda
Christensen
Afton
Dale Jones
Afton Independent
Novelty ’ Theatre
Barbara Stanwyck
Ferber
William Wellman
Warner Bros
Joan Crawford
Robert Montgomery
Letty Lynton
Mei Enguenda
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