Artans Survive Tight Half Of Strict Tourney
Mor Schwab’s Fielding High Spar lead early in the final quarter before Ban Cowboys mount a full court rally to steal a 52 51 win. Fielding falls to Soda Springs 51 to 50 while Aberdeen defeats them 54 50. Remaining Fielding Grace Bancroft and Marsh prepare for next games with a regional playoff set for March 12 13 and state finals at Twin Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mor- Schwab
Grace
Spartans
Ban- Cowboys
Bancroft
Soda Springs
Soda
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Tigers
Tournaare
Bancroft Orth Marsh
Grace Fielding
Marsh
Fielding-Grace
Bancroft Marsh
Istrict
Twin Falls
Birthday Program Honors Dr n as Paris Event
Mrs E J Hansen hosts a February birthday program at the Paris featuring piano and vocal performances by Steven Grelovich Whitney Transtrum and others, with Emery Mun and the Montpelier quartet. Oscar Parker on 14 day leave, Keesler base transfer noted, convention plans for April 3 in Hotel Utah, and readings from The Journal and Diary of Albert Thurber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
E. J. Hansen
Paris
Dr. N
van Pre
Wm. S. Lauritzen
Steven Grelovich
Whitney Transtrum Gharlesz
Yeading
Emery Mun- Montpelier
Dean Paul Haddock
Bob Parker Arles Hulme
Bloomington
Sr. Hansen
Mr. Roy
Cera
Oscar Eudell Parker
Ronald Pardell
Keesler Air Force Base
Ppl
Ilto, Mo
Elizabeth Passay
Jemima Parker
Thressa
Haddock
Utah Rt City
Ann Hymas
Ano
Genice Morgan
Marlene Piggott
Ihe
Albert ‘Thurber
Gara
Hyrum Thomas Erys
Mande Hum
School Club Events Highlight Evening Activities
Calendar pages list dances and gatherings at St. Charles and Montpelier venues. Attendees include MIA Bee Hive G Boufta groups and junior patrons, with pavilion dances and party hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stake Gold & Green
M-men and Gleaners
St. Charles R
Old Folka Party Seminary
Montpelier
MIA
Bathers & Sons
Opan
Montpelier Bears Drop Two In District Five Tourney
The Montpelier Bears were eliminated at Pocatello after opening with a win. They fell to Preston and Pocatello in successive games, ending their District Five Class A run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier Bears
Preston - Pocatello
Pocatello
Bears
Preston
Blackfoot
Snake River
Malad
West Side
Montpelier
Downey
Pioneer Laketown Lady Dies at 93 in Utah
Louise Delina Cheney Willis of Laketown died Tuesday last week at age 93. Born February 16, 1861 in Centerville Utah, she was a pioneer descendant and active Laketown ward member. She was married to Geo B Willis in 1879 and survived by five sons, one daughter, two sisters, two brothers, 16 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held in Laketown ward chapel with multiple speakers and musical offerings. Burial followed at Matthews Mortuary, Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Delina Cheney Willis
Laketown
Joseph Thompson
Louise Austin Cheney
Centerville
Utah
Bear Lake
Geo. B. Willis
Willis
First Relief Society
YWMIA
Claude G
J. Cheney
Hillah C. Willa
Louise Dolson
Ogden
Austin Willis
American Fork
Lane Willis
Clifton
Idaho
Mia
Blanche Whitlock
Monrovia
Calif
Jos. A. Cheney
Logan
Claude L. Cheney
Salt Lake City
Laketown Ward
BP. Norman
Weston
Lola W. Johnson
Julia Kearl
Ward
Amos B. Robinson
Bistek Willis
Kenneth Jenks
Hyrum Nebeker
Garden
Bryan Booth
Mra
Fontella Scofield
Garden City
Janet Sprouse
Alfred A. Hart
Redeemer
T. L. Austin
John Lane Willis Jr
Eilj C. Willis
John Lane Jr
Wayne
Moira Reed
Orval
Paul ‘Wills
Matthews Mortary
Montpelier
Joseph A. Cheney
Claude Cheney
Galt Lake
Harry ‘Willis
Grantsville
Austin Willie
John Dolson
North Ogden
Liberty
Sam Austin
Mark ‘Austin
Salt Lake
Joseph A. Hulme
Many Bear Lakers Picnic in Tempe Arizona on Washington's Birthday
A large gathering of Bear Lakers and friends met February 22 at Tempe picnic grounds near Arizona State College for a chicken dinner and songs. Attendees included numerous couples from Utah and Arizona, with Mrs. Josephine Shepherd Edwards of Salt Lake City among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bear Lakers
Tempe
Arizona State College
Arizona
Lyman Hymns Home
United States
George Stock
Montpelier
Frank Fryer
Paul Tipton
Soda Springs
Vivian Michaelson
Grant Passey
Ogden
Lyman Hymas
Irl Nye
Liberty
W. J. Hoge
Walter Bird
Rulon Shepherd
Mesa
Hyrum Powson
Garfield
Utah
Misa Rhea Ward
Mera
Ariz
Stake Quarterly Conference at Bear Lake Stake
Pres. L Burdette Pugmire announced that Marion G Romney of the Council of Twelve and Walter Stover from Salt Lake City will represent General Authorities at Bear Lake Stake Quarterly Conference. Welfare meeting 6 30 p m Saturday in Seminary, Priesthood Leadership meeting 8 p m in Tabernacle, with regular sessions Sunday at 10 a m and 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres. L. Burdette Pugmire
Marion G. Romney
Council of Twelve
Walter Stover
Church Welfare
Salt Lake City
Bear Lake
Local and personal notes from Provo and nearby towns
Local society items list weekend visits and family gatherings across Provo Salt Lake Missoula and surrounding areas. Names include Eugens Brulki Henry Grandy Reed Jensen Elina Cook Duane WEE and many residents sharing visits illnesses a birthday and a sewing club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugens Brulki
Migs Lucille
Spencer
Provo
Henry Grandy
Grace
Weldon Heag
Reed Jensen
Logan
Fenton Alfred
Elina B. Cook
Hidon Cook
Border
Iineas
Mra
McKay Passey
DeAnn
Leland Vallentine
Otto Bucher
Rada Buxton
Pocatello
Glen Grimmett
James ‘Whinholm
Glen Lloyd
Montpelier
Jess Socheldegger
Rayford Stevens
Stevens
Mia
Dutate Hansén
Missoula
Santané
Duane Wee
Bear Take
Paris
Ward
Parker
Pitarago
Stagall
Tiestay Everning
Carrie Passey
Olive Lewis
Ruby Lewis
Naomidy Gichay
Martha Wuthrich
Verons Stevens
Lucilie Rogers
Annie Price
Bloomington Old Folks Party in Bloomington Ward Hall
A highly successful Old Folks party was held in Bloomington Ward hall last Saturday. Donald Thornock led a varied program with musical numbers, impersonations, a drama, and an after dinner speech by Pres. Welker. A chicken dinner for 118 attendees concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington Ward Hall
Donald Thornock
Dean Ward
Deltha Painter
J. W. Patterson
Leona Payne
Thomas Piggott
Julian Thornock
Elwith Roberts
Fish Haven
Pearl Patterson
Lula Reese
LaRué Piggott
Reading
A. O. Christensen
Hulme Dunford
Paula Haddock
Gvelyn Payne
Lana Payne
Merla Bee
Jay Nelson
LaReng Thornock
Irobert Dunford
Logan
Ronald Thornock
Montpelier
Pres
Roy A. Welker
Salt Lake City
Pres. ‘Welker
J. B. Haddock
Little Miss Nobody
Charles
Niel Wiliamson
Earl Reese
Nyle Nelson
Melody Boys
Funeral services for Thomas G Hodges in Garden City
A large Garden City Ward Chapel service was held for Thomas G Hodges aged 76 with Bishop Bryan Booth presiding. Obituary notes Hodges born December 26 1877 in Laketown Utah lived in Garden City most of life, farmed and raised sheep, active in ward and community affairs. Surviving include widow Laura Bennon six children eight brothers five sisters and many grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Hodges
Garden City Ward
Bryan Booth
Clinton Tremelling
Betty Spencer
Logan
Alden Hodges
Smithfield
Utah
Max Haddock
Montpelier
Pres. I
Sid Hyden
Robert Pope
Wayne Sims
Gordon Ward
Matthewa Mortuaury
Nathaniel
Anna Weaton Hodges
Garden City
Laketown
Rich County
Laura Bennon
Salt Lake
LDS Temple
Albert Hodges
Ogden
Archie
Leone) Sims
Mantua
Elden
Nathel) Pope
Montell Acmil
Whittington
Alton
Ruth) Parley
Paul
Carol)Cornla
Standsholdier
Darwin
Áines
Joseph
Oraon
Morrie
William
Partey
Wilford
Marion
Lynn
Slaters
Ben Packer
Rue Wood
Blancha Johnson
Louise Covey
Annie Whittington
Fenton Allred to Head Bear Lake Rangers
Fenton Allred was chosen president of the Bear Lake Rangers for the coming year at a directors meeting. Other officers include Wel don Peterson as vice chairman Lee Bunderson as secretary Van Nelson as Captain Hulmer Dunford as Lieutenant and Rex Vallentine Merrill Ward as directors. The club hosts a two day horse show and rodeo in July and promotes community rides and dances with local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake Rangers
Fenton Allred
Weldon Peterson
Lee Bunderson
van Nelson
Hulmer Dunford
Rex Vallentine
Merrill Ward
Rangers
Uncle Heber Robinson 70 Years of Service at Laketown Ward Church
Heber Robinson known as Uncle Heber has served 70 years in Laketown ward church work and remains active. He joined the choir at 18 and led the choir or served as organist for decades, with a storied musical record including operas and concerts to support ward finances. He also chaired Sunday School for 28 years and contributed to the Stake Genealogical Board and other ward groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber
Robinson
Laketown
Ward
Alvin Gray
Holland
Ernest W. Irwin
Albert R. Weston
N. Oliver Wahlstrom
Stake
Provo
BYU
Stake Genealogical Board
Joseph Robinson
Naphi Wahlatrom
Uncle Heber
Local families visit in St Charles for weekend
Larry Pugmire of Salt Lake City and the Webb family from Ogden stayed with Elva Pugmire and relatives. Mrs Nephi Bunderson and Lee Bunderson visited Logan on business and saw Annie Keetch recovering from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Pugmire
Salt Lake City
Irl Webb
Ogden
Elva Pugmire
Nephi Bunderson
Lee Bunderson
Logan
Annie Keetch
Janette Nebeker Buckley
Husand
Cokeville
Estelle ‘Floyd
Sidney Pugmire
Marjean
Robert
Katherine Pugmire
Paris
Mia
Amos Hulme
John Michaelson
Jennie
Spidela
Montpelier
Huslett
DeBoer
Jack Clark
J. J. Clark
Harry Benson
Thornton
Idaho
Bertha Peterson
I. Te . Pugmire
Thomas Hodges
Garden City
Harriet Shepherd dies at Payson Utah age 90
Harriet Ann Humphrey Shepherd, 90, longtime Payson resident, died Saturday at home. Born July 31, 1868 in Springville Utah she married Edward T. Shepherd in 1886. he died in 1911. Surviving: two sons Lawrence and Allen. four daughters Margie Hattie Mia Myrtle. numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 1 pm Paris 2nd ward chapel with Paris Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Ann Humphrey Shepherd
Payson
Utah
Springville
John James
Mary Ann Smith Humphrey
Edward T. Shepherd
Logan
DS Temple
Shepherd
Sharon
Lawrence
Salt Lake City
Allen
Las Vegas
Nevada
Margie Shepherd
Mia
Hattie Schramm
Myrtle Williams
Paris 2Nd Ward
Paris Cemetery
Plans for Red Cross Drive Announced in 1954 Appeal
President Eisenhower opened the 1954 Red Cross Fund Appeal in a national radio and TV address. The Paris Chapter drive started March 1 under Mrs Pauline Whittington as fund chairman. Community chairmen named include Alma Perkins Fish Haven Alma Findlay Bloomington J B Hahn Paris Ast ward Newel Lewis Pass 2nd ward Russell Gorenson Ovid Archie Parker Lan ark Reed Hymas Liberty Sharon. Expect door to door calls for membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
American Red Cross
Paris
Pauline
Whittingtons Fund
Whittington
Alma Perkins
Fish Haven
Lee Bunderson
St. Charles
Alma Findlay
Bloomington
J. B. Hahn
Ast
Ward
Newel Lewis
2Nd Ward
Russell Gorenson
Ovid
Archie Parker
Lanark
Reed Hymas
Liberty Sharon
The
Red Cross
Paris 2nd Ward Relief Society Party At Emerson School
The Paris 2nd Ward Relief Society held a Friday evening event in the Emerson School gym with 168 attendees. A program under Hattie Valentine and Velma Hansen featured music, dances, impersonations, solos by Sally Minson and Wayne Lewis, and a Gay Nineties dance, followed by dancing to the Rhythm Boys of Montpelier. committee efforts were recognized and a baby announcement from Evanston was noted along with a literary club meeting on February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bloomington
Wayne Lewis
Newel Lewis
Myrna Armatage
Linda Minson
Winslow Swensen
Mra
Walter Hunsaker
Montpelier
Ruby Bolton
Marion Willoughby
Rhea Grandy
Zra Budge
Junior Vallentine
Rhythm Boys
Ila Lewis
Fern Born
Blanche Wallentine
Leora Taylor
Emma Parker
Ann Wallentine
Leona Bird
Grace Smedley
Jeanine Parker
Edith Parker
Rose Humpherys
Elva Passey
Alice Hansen
Naomi Christensen
Clifford Price
LaMarshborn
Benefit Basketball Games for Injured Larry Johnson
An benefit event at Melding High School gym on Monday March 8 features two basketball games to aid Larry Johnson who suffered facial fractures in a recent tournament. Kraft Hoods versus Lego Milk cagers open the program then Lowe Drug and Montpellier 2nd Ward M-men meet. Fielding High tumblers perform between games. donations welcome to cover medical expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Johnson
Larry
Kraft Hoods
Lego Milk Cagers
Lowe
Montpellier
Hospital Admissions and Birth Reports From Lake Memorial Taal
A Lake Memorial column lists numerous February admissions for major and medical procedures across towns including Kemmerer Montpelier Garden City and Cokeville. Names include Neil Budge Evelyn Brunski and Gerald Staudacher with release dates through March 2. Birth announcements note two girls born to Jensen and Hymns families in Wardboro and Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eon Kearl
Gaketown
Mra
LaVonapenas Garden City
Archie Young
Montpelier
Junior
Floyd
Raymond
Stena Beckwith
Gerald Staudacher
Kathleen
Clyne Curtis
Cokeville
Jerry Roberts
Fish
Haven
Rex Arnell
St. Charles
Heber J. Irwin
Laketown
Hugo Poulsen
John Taylor
Jerald Kunz
Roy Sparks
Dingle
Wiane
O’donell Humpherys
Mary Hunzie
Kemmerer
Wayne Wilcox
Yvonne
Ivan Kunz
Alton
Augustus Peterson
Alma L. King
W. BH. Hayes
Grove Dalrymple
J. Warren Wilcox
John &. Aegerter
Frank Brunski
James Earl Findlay
Lanark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marsh Waneenee
Ican Falls
Deen
Pioneer Laketown
Stake Quarterly Conference
Gardenity
Thos. Hodges
Laketown Ward Church
ST. Charles News
Harriet Shepherd
Payson, Utah
RED Cross Drive
Jesse Lewis
Roger Stevens
Evanston
Don Lewis
Beb
Thressa. Rich
Phyline Whittington
Helen Topping Miller
Wthel Jensen
Norma Roghaar
Melinda Sparks
Jean Grimmett
Lark Bateman
Amy Athay
Lillie Lauritzen
Thressa Rich
Guest
Dixie Rich
Gil
David HH. Jensen
Wardhboro
Merlin Hymns
Mrs. Delvart
Bat Mad ‘Tre
Deak Johnson
Montvause
Maron
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