Funeral Held For Montpelier Powerline Worker
Impressive services were held Tuesday at the Montpelier stake tabernacle for Hary G Collipriest 32 electrocuted Saturday afternoon while moving a transformer for Utah Power and Light Co He was past commander of the American Legion post and a Mason The eulogy was given by Bishop E R Owens of Logan Utah He leaves a wife two small children his parents city treasurer Henry Collipriest and Mrs Collipriest two brothers three sisters and a grandfather in Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier Stake Tabernacle
Hary G. Cdllipriest
Montpelier
American Legion
Masonic Lodge
E. R. Owens
Logan
Utah
Utah Light & Power Co
Collipriest
Utah Power and Light Company
Henry Collipriest
George
Richard
Jessie Barkdull
Margaret Peterson
Elsie Collipriest
George Gordon
Montpelier High to Stage Operetta Here
Montpelier High School music department directed by Mr. Baker will present the operetta Once in a Blue Moon in Paris on March 28. The musical romance features a 70 voice chorus and orchestral accompaniment with a large student cast including Janette Parker Mys Montgomery Helen Stevens Lois Richards Léatrice Montgomery Ruth Robinson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier High School
Baker
Paris
Moon Lay
Janette Parker
Mys
Montgomery Helen Stevens
Sylvia Montgomery
Lois Richards
Léatrice Montgomery
Ruth Robinson
Rabbit Moton
Ronald Miller
Hitty Morton
Wanda Mourtsen
Lila, Lavender
Marriage License Issued for Kenneth Williams and Inez Fitzpatrick
A marriage license was issued Tuesday at the county clerk office to Kenneth Williams of Clifton and Miss Inez Fitzpatrick of Montpelier. The ceremony was performed by Pres. Edw. Rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Williams
Clifton
Inez Fitzpatrick
Montpelier
Rich
Death claim editor Nelson dies in Montpelier a heart trouble
Funeral services for H. M. Nelson editor of The Montpelier Examiner were held in Montpelier and his remains sent to Brigham City Utah for burial. Nelson aged 45 of Bear Lake county was born in Denmark and had lived in Pocatello and Montpelier before purchasing and editing the local paper. He is survived by his wife Mabel and three children Eldon Merlin and Betty, his father N P Nelson and several siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Nelson
Montpelier Examiner
Fourth Ward
Brigham City
Utah
Hermen Hoff
Wm. E. Morgan
Montpelier School
Edw. C. Rich
Nelson
Denmark
N. P. Nelson
Box Elder News
Mabel Carter
Council Orders New Franchise Ordinance
Three city councilmen Grimmett Tueller and Budge joined City Attorney D E Haddock to draft a new franchise ordinance under McThwee requirements for possible renewal. The panel will replace Mellwee counsel wording as the gravel moves on Second North Street link to the Paris Dingle highway totaled over 226 loads.
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D. E. Haddock
McThwee
Grimmett
Tueller
Budge
Mellwee
Second North Street
Paris-Dingle
Services Held Here For H. M. Nelson
The body of H. M. Nelson arrived from Montpelier Idaho and was moved to his father N. P. Nelson’s home in Brigham City Fourth ward. Short services were held at the cemetery at 11 o’clock directed by Bishop J. A. Fishburn with a high school quartet performing. President S. Norman Lee praised the deceased and Patriarch Dehrmark Jensen dedicated the grave amid numerous floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham City
Utah
H. M. Nelson
Montpelier
Idaho
N. P. Nelson
J. A. Fishburn
Norman Lee
Dehrmark Jensen
Bloomington Resident Celebrates Birthday
Lor wick Reese of Bloomington celebrated his eighty fifth birthday six weeks after breaking his hip. A party for sixteen featured a turkey dinner a large cake and a program. Guests included Ivan Reese Victor Reese Merrell Reese Eldon Reese J B Price and L L Reese with several other visitors.
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Lorwick Reese
Bloomington
Ivan Reese
Victor Reese
Merrell Reese
Eldon Reese
J. 8. Price
Thomas Reese
L. L. Reese
Reesa
Brothers in Montpellier Jailed for Intoxicant Possession
Ralph and Harrison Spiers, brothers of Montpellier, served in county jail after failing to pay a $60 fine plus costs for possessing intoxicants. Judge Christian Tueller presided last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Tueller
Ralph and
Harrison Spiers
Montpellier
Centenial to Begin on April 6 at Salt Lake City
Plans for the hundredth annual conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints set to open in Salt Lake City on April 6. The event marks the 1890 organization in Seneca County New York by Joseph Smith and five others with a pageant The Message of the Ages and temple illuminations across the United States and abroad join celebrations in missions and branches.
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Church of Jesus Christ’ of Latter Day Saints
Salt Lake City
Joseph Smith
Seneca County
New York
Tabernacle
Salt Lake
U. S
Alberta
Canada
Hawaii
United States
Pioneer Irrigating and Mfg. Co Directors Meeting Notice
Notice of meeting for Pioneer Irrigating and Mfg. Co. to elect directors and a watermaster for the ensuing year. Meeting held Monday March 20 1930 at 10 o clock a m in Paris Second ward meeting house vestry. A T Pendrey secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Irrigating & Mfg. Co
Paris Second Ward
A. T. Pendrey
Couple wed in city ceremony by Bishop Shepherd
Vernon Nelson of Montpelier married Daisy Ringle of this city last week in a ceremony conducted by Bishop Edn T. Shepherd. Miss Ringle is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Ringle. The couple is celebrated by friends who wish them happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Nelson
Montpelier
Daisy Ringle
Edn T. Shepherd
Miss Ringle
Emer son School Art Exhibition Draws Local Interest
Emerson School hosted its annual art exhibition attracting community interest with reproductions from American French Dutch English Italian Spanish and Japanese schools. Local contributors included L. T. Shepherd Dan Curless William Stocker Ella Smedley and Emeline Sirrine.
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Amie
Patterson
Vincent
Harrison
Fifth Avenue
lLavalle
Carol
the Perryman
Miliet
Greize
Rousseau
Breton
Adan
Dorn
Glichlich
Rambrandt
Eberhardt
Landseer
Glen
Reynolds
Watts
Turner
Lefnardo da Vince
Titan
L. T. Shepherd
Dan Curless
William Stocker
Ella Smedley
Emeline Sirrine
Montpelier Regrets Paris Hi Hoop Team Missed in Tournament
Residents of Montpelier express keen regret that the Paris hi hoop team will not be permitted to play in the forthcoming city basketball tournament. The rivalries between the towns draw packed houses and help support both athletic organizations.
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Montpelier
Paris Hi Hoop
Roads Through County In Excellent Condition
The state highway from the Utah state line through the county is in excellent condition. A few years ago the trunk road under the same weather would be almost impassable for car travel.
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Utah State Line
State basketball tournament lists nearly complete
The Idaho state tourney heads to Reed Hall March 13 14 15 with Rexburg and Idaho Falls Rexburg Rigby among contenders. Round one Thursday March 19 features Coeur d Alene vs Twin Falls Moscow vs Balse Montpelier vs winner district 6 and Pocatello host vs Arco. Officials named and all state selections planned. District 1 Coeur d Alene District 2 Moscow District 3 Boise District 4 Twin Falls District 5 Montpelier District 6 pending District 7 Arco.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Reed Hall Gym
Rexburg
Idaho Falls
Rigby
Coeur d’Alene
Moscow
Boise
Twin Falls
Montpelier
Arco
Coeur d'Alene
Balse
Va. Arco
Brady
the Elks Lodge
W. H
State Athletic Commission
Ths Commission
W. B.*pratt
Canada elects its first woman senator Mrs Catrine Mackay Wilson
Mrs Catrine Mackay Wilson becomes Canada's first woman senator after a Privy Council ruling that women are eligible. Wife of Norman F Wilson of Ottawa, she is mother of eight and daughter of the late Senator Robert Mackay of Montreal. She holds several Liberal women's posts in Ottawa.
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Catrine Mackay Wilson
Norman F. Wilson
Ottawa
Canada
Privy Council
Wilson
Robert Mackay
Montreal
National Federation of Liberal Women of Canada
Ottawa Women’s Canadian Club
Ottawa Women’s Liberal Association
Arco Man's Home Dynamited After Years of Irrigation Strife
In Bernice near Arco Idaho, H Woods, manager of the Blaine County Canal company, and his wife escaped injury when a dynamite charge exploded ten feet from their house about 10 pm. The blast ripped clapboards, shattered windows, and blew out doors after two decades of irrigation water disputes.
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RCO
H. Woods
Bernice
Blaine County Canal Company
Woods
Lambing Season Progress Along the Snake River
Sheep on the range and sheds along the Snake River from Rupert are producing about 115 percent lambs. The rate may drop as nonlambing ewes are counted. By Mountain Home many herds are through, while farther upriver near Idaho Falls few lambs have been reported. Bear Lake valley lambing starts late March.
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Snake River
Rupert
Mountain Home
Idaho Falls
Bear Lake Valley
Rich Dunford marriage license issued in Logan Utah
Ralph Rich and Nellie Dunford were issued a marriage license in Logan Utah this week. Rich is the son of Bishop D. C. Rich. Dunford is the daughter of James L. Dunford of Paris. The Post joins their friends in wishing them happiness and prosperity.
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Logan
Utah
Ralph Rich
Nellie Dunford
Mr. Rich
Bishop
D. C. Rich
Miss Dunford
James L. Dunford
Paris
Missionary Pair Visit Bloomington Wards Resume Work
O. C. Dunford and Harry Quinton of Bloomington travel as missionaries for the stake. They have visited every family in the First ward and are resuming their good work in the Second ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Dunford
Harry Quinton
Bloomington
Stake
Ogout Council Plans Fund Drive for Scout Home
A school meeting of business men and others formed aims to affiliate the Boy Scout Council with the regional and national bodies. The group lists M D Low as president and Leslie Shepherd as members and has begun raising funds, pledging 200 of 400 dollars with the rest to be apportioned in the Bear Lake Stake. A drive to build a scout home at Bloomington lakes is also under way.
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M D. Low
Wendel Stucki
Chase Kear
Leslie Shepherd
Chas. Longhurst
W. S. Averill
A. W. Shepherd
Irwin Jensen
Bear Lake
Bloomington
Second Ward
Paris
Méventerit
Bloomington Lakes
Paris First Ward Dramatic Club Presents Ade Comedy
The Paris First Ward M. LA Dramatic Club will stage a three act comedy drama Just Out of College by George Ade. The satire on college graduates and high society features a large cast and will be performed March 19 at the Paris Opera House.
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Paris
Al Jolson Stars in The Jazz Singer at Rich Theatre
Warner Bros brings The Jazz Singer starring Al Jolson to the Rich Theatre Montpelier on March 11 and 12. The film marks Jolson’s moving picture debut after a New York success, with Alan Crosland directing a tale of a cantor’s son turning to jazz, drawing strong audience praise.
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Warner Bros
al Jolson
Rich
Montpélier
New York
Warner Theatre
Alan Crosland
Eye lecture changes for Dr Peckham visit announced
Dr R M Peckham will lecture on eye troubles in Pocatello on March 21. Montpelier and Paris dates are moved to March 28 29 to allow attendance and patient benefit. Elmo Humphreys, son of Mrs Geo Humphreys, returns home from Sparks Nevada after nine months with Pacific Fruit Co.
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R. M. Peckham
Pocatello
Montpelier
Paris
A. L. Chilton
Elmo Humphreys
Geo. Humphreys
Sparks
Nevada
Pacific Fruit Co
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