Fielding Spartans Open District Tourney at Pocatello
Fielding High lost to Preston 82 58 after a 42 32 win over Montpelier in the District Class A Basketball tournament at Pocatello. Blackfoot then edged Fielding 38 36 in the final game of the weekend.
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Pocatello
Spartans
Fielding
Montpelier Bears
Preston
Blackfoot
Montpelier
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Henderson
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National Director Visits Tenday Council Scouters
William E. Lawrence National Director of Boy Scout Activities visited the Tenday Area Council meeting in Montpelier and Pocatello. He demonstrated troop program planning and activities to district leaders and showcased training films.
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Tenday Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
William E. Lawrence
Lawrence
Northwest
New York
Montpelier
Afton
Wyo
Paris
Soda Springs
Grace
Bancroft
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Aberdeen
American Falls
McCammon
Malad
Circuit Court Upholds Damage Suit in Reynolds Case
The San Francisco circuit court of appeals affirmed a $30,000 Idaho verdict against R J Reynolds Tobacco for the 1942 auto crash that killed Avanell Newby in Montpelier. George H. Newby, a Navy veteran, and his children pursued $100,000 claiming negligence by Hair and the company.
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San Francisco
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Idaho
Federal District Court
George H. Newby
Montpelier
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Newby
Navy
Avanell Newby
Reynolds Tobacco Company
WUT
MIT
Pocatello
Saipan
Morrison-Knudsen Constriction Co
Kemmerer
Wyo
Salt Lake Tribune
Bear Lake County Discharges Filed February Navy Army Marines
Auditor Tanks notes 347 service members filed discharge papers in his office. February records list 374 men from Army Navy and Marines including Donald G. Wilcox Delbert Homer Grant Sorenson Rex Linford and Donald C. Hunter among others from towns such as Montpelier Paris Georgetown St Charles and Bern.
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Bear Lake County
Sam V. Tunks
Navy
Marines
Army
Donald G. Wilcox
Montpelier
Delbert E. Homer
Grant J. Sorenson
Ovid
Earl A. Linder
Russell D. Porter
Paris
William R. Irving
Arthur K. Johnson
Georgetown
Hamlet O. Peterell
Sherman D. Smith
Howard A. Mecham
St. Charles
George W. Cook
Jack McLaughlin
Ray M. Davis
Harry L. Tueller
Harold J. Bohr
Keith B. Collipriest
Joy G. Alleman
Bern
Rulon J Price
Geneva
Elza F. Bunderson
Dean A. Larson
LeGrand
Burdick
Bonnington
Norman
Two Local Men Discharged From Army and Navy
Lt. (j.g.) Ronald Bird of Paris Idaho received honorable discharge from the Navy at the 18th Naval District Headquarters Seattle Washington February 27. Harry J. Lewis of Paris Idaho was honorably discharged from the Army March 4 at Fort Lewis Washington Separation Center officials announced.
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J.g
Ronald Bird
Paris
Idaho
Navy
18Th Naval District
Mr and Mrs Lester Allred Attend Pocatello Basketball Tournament
Mr and Mrs Lester Allred were in Pocatello Wednesday of last week where they attended the basketball tournament.
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Lester Allred
Pocatello
Paris Lions Club Bets $15 for Red Cross Chapter
At its March 1 meeting the Paris Lions Club voted to contribute 15 dollars to the Paris chapter of the American Red Cross as part of its public service support.
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Paris Lions Club
Paris
American Red Cross
Leah Hansen Weds Harold Jaussi in Idaho Falls Temple
Mr and Mrs Andrew C Hansen announce the marriage of their daughter Leah to Harold C Jaussi on Friday March 1st at the LDS temple in Idaho Falls. The groom is the son of Mrs Susanne Jaussi of Paris.
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Andrew C. Hansen
Idaho Falls
Leah
Harold C Jaussi
Susanne Jaussi
Paris
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Edyth Passey and Doyle Matthews Married February 11
On February 11 in the Logan TDS empire, Edyth Passey daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Newell BR Passey of Georgetown wed Doyle J. Matthews of the U S Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs W K Matthews of Liberty. The couple will live in Bremerton Washington.
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Logan Tds Empire
Bear Lake Stake Hosts Inspirational Conference With Apostle Cowley
The Bear Lake Stake held a Sunday conference featuring Apostle Matthew Cowley and Hara Knotton of the Church Welfare committee. Service members spoke, old and new speakers shared testimonies, and Cowley delivered a memorable address praising womanhood.
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Bear Lake
Matthew Cowley
Hara C. Knotton
Church Welfare Committee
Bro. Cowley
B. W. Stucki
E. D. Hymas
High Council
Wayne Willis
Laketown
Taft Budge
Arthur Shirley
Bishopric Fish Haven
Ezra C. Knotton
J Cheney Willis
Bishopric Laketown
Cyril S. Budge
Ralph Sleight
Rex Hymas
Russell Porter
Dunford Haddock
Wayne Morgan
Robert Brown
Ezra Knotton
Apostle Matthew Cowley
LaVell Ward
Bloomington
Paris Lions Club Cage Tourney Opens at Fielding Gym
The three day Outlaw Basketball tournament sponsored by the Paris Lions club begins Thursday at Fielding High School gym. Matchups include St Charles vs Montpelier Town at 6:30, Montpelier Lions vs Paris Lions at 7:45, Paris Town vs Georgetown at 9:00, and Bloomington vs Liberty Lanark at 10:15 with Friday night pairings to follow. No prizes are awarded to avoid professional classifications. team expenses are listed with $15 for first, $10 for second, $5 consolation, and $1 for other teams. Seniors from the two high schools only participate. Admission: adults $1 season, students 7c. general admission 60c adults, 35c students.
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The
Paris Lions Club
Wnderway
Fielding High School
St. Charles
Montpeler Town
Montpelier Lions
Paris Lions
Paris Town
Georgetown
Bloomington
Liberty- Lanark
Auinnane Oaf
Chaerlan
Maninalian Town
Idaho Sailors Host Senator Taylor For Home State Day
Senator Glenn H. Taylor of Pocatello visited the U S Naval Training Center San Diego sharing lunch with Idaho sailors Harry Beck Jay Cherry James Weaver and Ted Ellis during an official tour of University of the Navy The group discussed training programs and educational opportunities as they spoke of Idaho towns and future careers in civil life or the navy Photographs of the visit were displayed at Russ' Barber Shop for public viewing.
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U. S. Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Glenn H. Taylor
Pocatello
Idaho
University of the Navy
Senator Taylor
Senate Small Business Committee
Navy
Harry Beck
Paria
Jay Cherry
Blackfoot
James M. Weaver
Boise
Ted B. Ellis
Rexburg
Russ
Delta-Delt Club Honors At Mrs Monson Home
Mrs. Audrey Monson hosted the Delta-Delt club Monday evening with Mrs Alton Bunderson winning high score. A tasty lunch followed for Mesdames Emma Shephard Melinda Sparks Ruth Bunderson Fern Beck Dorothy Tueller Orlean Innes Clara Budge and Dorothy Varner.
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Audrey Monson
Alton Bunderson
Lovell M-Men Win District Tournament in Wyoming
Lovell Wyoming defeated Cokeville 51 to 37 to win the District M Men's basketball tournament final at Afton Wyoming. In the semifinals Afton South beat Freedom 42 to 35 and quarterfinals saw Afton South over Bloomington 46 to 18 while Freedom defeated Randolph 25 to 15.
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Lovell
Wyo
Cokeville
Afton
Afton South
Freedom
Bloomington
Randolph
Cpl Jack Cleveland Finds Japan a Very Curious Place
T/5 Jack Cleveland stationed in Oita Kyushu Island with the 120th Field Artillery Battalion describes Japan as a curious mix of old and new. His parents, Mr and Mrs E P Cleveland, live in St Charles Idaho.
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Cpl
Jack Cleveland
Japan
E. P Cleveland
St. Charles
Idaho
Oita
Kyushu Island
120Th Field Artillery
Soldier recalls Japan visit amid postwar contrasts
Cpl. Cleveland describes a street scene with modern planes and old temples, noting fast modernization in Japan. He joined the Army in July 1944, trained at Buckley Field, and went overseas in May as part of Brig. Gen. Robt. B. McBride's 32nd Infantry Division, now deactivating in Japan after a long wartime record.
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Wan
Army
Cpl
Cleveland
Buckley Field
Colorado
Robt. B. McBride
32Nd
Red Arrow
Japan
Genese Cleveland Elected President of Sorority
Genese Cleveland daughter of Mr and Mrs P Cleveland of St Charles was elected president of Theta Upsilon Sorority at US A C She is a Fielding High School class of 42 graduate and attended L D S Business College in Salt Lake City Now a junior at Utah State She was affiliated with the Spurs and is a member of Phi Gamma Mu Honorary Sociology Fraternity
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Mis. Genese Cleveland
P. Cleveland
St. Charles
Theta Upsilon Sorority
US A.C
Fielding High School
L.D.S. Business College
Salt Lake City
Utah State
The
Spurs
Phi Gamme Mu
Faithful robin sighted at Fish Haven resort this spring
Joe Stock of Fish Haven notes a familiar old robin appeared this week at the resort, as in past years, and hopes the bird signals that spring is near.
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Joe Stock
Fish Haven
Joe
Arch Shepherd Skids Car In Snowstorm En Route To Pocatello
Arch Shepherd and passengers including his daughter Jane Lena Stevens and Herbert Spencer escaped injury after a car rolled into a power pole near Alexander during a heavy snowstorm en route to a basketball tournament at Pocatello. The car was brought home by Shepherd the next morning.
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Arch Shepherd
Pocatello
Alexander
Mr. Shepherd
Jane
Lena Stevens
Herbert Spencer
Arch
Red Cross Drive Underway in Paris Chapter
The Paris chapter of the Red Cross launches its annual fund drive with volunteers listed by ward and town. Each community has a suggested goal, including Fish Haven 67 dollars, St Charles 187, Bloomington 185, Paris 1st 186, Paris 2nd 216.08, Lamark 56, Ovid 71, Liberty 87, and Sharon 44 dollars.
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Fish Haven
Grant Findlay
St. Charlea
Ray Rich
Bloomington
DeLora Nelson
Paris
Dallas
The
ARC
St. Charles
Lamark
Liberty
Army Recruiters Visit Montpelier March 7 for Enlistment Options
Captain W H Bammer and 1st Sergeant Schram announce Army enlistment opportunities for men aged 17 to 34 with regular, 18 to 36 month terms. Benefits include government funded college education up to 500 per year, monthly living allowances, and access to Armed Forces Institute courses and specialist schools. They will be at Burgoyne Hotel in Montpelier March 7 to answer questions.
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W. H. Bammer
Utah
Idaho
United States Armed Forces Institute
Army
Bammer
Schram
Ogden
Burgoyne Hotel
Montpelier
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