Elders Moyle and Davis Speak at Stake Conference
The Bear Lake Stake held a Quadra lty conference March 5 and 6 with Elder Henry D. Moyle and Elder Donald D. Davis representing General Authorities. They preached on Welfare and self reliance, urged temple work goals, and urged children to care for dependent parents while praising stake efforts and missionary spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Henry D. Moyle
Quorum of the Twelve Apostles
Donald D. Davis
General Welfare Committee
Paris First Ward
Darlene Rich
Leanora Stucki
Waldstrom
Laketown
Central States Mission
Fred J. Price
Stake
Cooperaton
BP. Booth
Garden City
Moyle
Hitler Moyle
L. Burdette Pugmire
Fenton Allred Chosen President Of Bear Lake Rangers
At a directors meeting Fenton Allred was named president for the year. Ben Cleveland becomes vice president and Jay Nelson secretary. A new dance committee includes Bernard Wilks Charles Hulme and Billy Pugmire for the April 1 Spring Roundup. Members and prospective members urged to attend the March 14 meeting at the court house. membership remains five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake Rangers
Fenton Allred
Ben Cleveland
Jay Nelson
Bernard Wilks
Charles Hulme
Billy Pugmire
Court House
Social Security Agent to Visit Montpelier on March 15
Mrs Loretta League from the Pocatello Social Security office will conduct interviews at the Montpelier Employment Service office on Tuesday March 15 between 2 and 4 PM. Eligibility for retirement payments depends on work length and age with specific rules applying to those turning 65 before or after July 1 1940 and credits earned after 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta League
Pocatello Social Security Office
Montpelier
Employment Service Office
Emerson School News Highlights grades and activities
The first grade reports strong attendance since snow days and Judy Parker with chicken pox. Second grade notes finished Hye and Ear fun books and a return of Paul Cox after illness. Third grade recounts a class party with food and participation. Fourth grade molded Idaho maps with intent to keep them. Fifth grade plans a hobby show and reads books this week. Sixth grade reports Red Devils over West Point Cadets and upcoming championship game vs Cougars. Seventh grade plans a class party March 10. Eighth grade marks Mrs West birthdays with party and gifts. local visits and surgeries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Parker
Paul Cox
Idaho
Little Red Devils
West Point Cadets
Cougars
Cleone Vallentine
Riders Quorum Stake Leaders Show Humble Progressive Spirit
Paragraph notes the presidents of the Riders Quorum of the Stake delivering strong testimonies and demonstrating a humble and progressive approach to their assigned religious work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciples
Stake
Annual Soil Conservation Day Program in Montpelier
Final plans were made for the Bear Lake Golf Conservation District annual Soil Conservation Day to be held March 26 at Montpelier High School auditorium. Silas L. Wright said George D. Clyde Chief of Irrigation for the Soil Conservation Service Research Division will discuss irrigation and drainage in Bear Lake county. Norman A. Berg of the Junior Chamber of Commerce will also speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake Golf
Montpelier High School
Silas L. Wright
George D. Clyde
Soil Conservation Service Research Division
Bear Lake County
Clyde
Utah State College
Soil Conservation Service
Wright
Norman A. Berg
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Idaho sportsmen committees named to guide activities through 1949
Theo H Wegener of Boise announced the Idaho Wildlife Federation appointed G W Toby Michaelson Montpelier as committee member and R E Adamson Carey and Geo B Scholer Twin Falls as co chairs of legislation. Merritt Barnes Rupert heads the migratory waterfowl committee. Twenty four Paris Ward Relief Society members rehearsed choruses at Ruby Bolton home with Pauline Cox chairing and Bolton directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Theo. H. Wegener
Boise
Idaho Wildlife Federation
R. E. Adamson
Carey
Geo. B. Scholer
Twin Falls
G. W. Michaelson
Montpelier
Mark Lutz
Tetonia
Eoldie Pedersen
Idaho Falla
Clyde Schoonover
Pocatello
Homer Martin
E. Gf. Boughton
Farragut
Vernon Speers
Lewiston
Paris
Community Event Schedule From Local Ward Activities
March 11 1st Ward Party March 16 Sharon R 8 Dance March 18 High School March 25 Stake Gold and Green Ball April 1 Bear Lake Rangers April 8 Ward MIA April 18 PTA Program April 15 High School April 22 Stake MIA Dance May 20 Commencement Dance
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1St Ward Party
Sharon R
High School
Stake Gold & Green Ball
Bear Lake Rangers
Cceecee Ceee Ward Mia
PTA
Ceee Cere High School
Stake Mia
Edward Wren Wins District Speaking Contest
Edward Wren a Senior FFA student at Fielding High School won the Southeastern Idaho FFA Public Speaking Contest at Grace on March 7. Norris Clegg of Grace finished second and Dean Pearson of Preston third among six contestants. The state meet in Boise on March 31 is limited to the first place winner who also earns a gold medal for his speech titled Meat For a Free America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wren
FFA
Fielding High School
Idaho
Grace
Norris Clegg
Dean Pearson
Preston
AFA
Boise
Edward
America
Sharon Relief Society Anniversary Dance
The Sharon Relief Society plans an anniversary dance in the ward hall on Wednesday evening March 16. The event marks the society's 17th anniversary and invites members to attend the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Relief Society
The
Ward Hall
Birthday Party Honors Mardene Michel Eight
Mrs. Wilford Michel hosted last Thursday for her daughter Mardene’s eighth birthday anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Henry Grandy Mr and Mr Lindon Grandy Mrs Truel Passey Jeanette Passey Cathy Wyler Mack Warner Cleone Taylor Marie Bateman Cheryl Hansen Gayla Siddoway Carol Tueller Aston Stuck Mozelle Budge George Hoge Grant Passey Roy Passey Merlyn Hansen Richard Hansen Larry Linda Kent and Mardene Michel Paul Cox unable to attend due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Michel
Mardene
Henry Grandy
Lindon Grandy
Truel Passey
Jeanette Passey
Cathy Wyler
Mack Warner
Cleone Taylor
Marie Bateman
Cheryl Hansen
Gayla Siddoway
Carol Tueller
Aston Stuck
Mozelle Budge
George Hoge
Grant
Roy Passey
Merlyn Hansen
Richard Hansen
Noted artists in concert by Cultural Arts Group tonight
The Sear Lake Cultural Arts Association presents organist Roy M. Darley and baritone Rulon Waite in a Bear Lake Stake tabernacle concert at 8 p m. Performances include Bach and Handel selections and a vocal intermission with Waite. Darley is an ex Washington D C organist now with the Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir.
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The
Sear Lake Cultural Arts Association
Roy M. Darley
Rulon Waite
Bear Lake Stake Tabernacle
Mr. Darley
LDS Chapel
Washington, D. C
Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir
McCune School of Music and Art Symphony Orchestra
Corale
Roy
Harris
Darley
Rexbury Fine Arts
Waite
Walter Welts
USAC
John Parrish
Salt Lake City
John Doane
San Diego
Calif
Utah State
Old Folks Party Planned for March 30 in Paris
The Paris Old Folks Party committee sets March 30 for a free picture show hot dinner and a program of stunts music and dancing in the pavilion. The chairman notes some oldest guests cannot attend but welcomes the younger group who reach age 60 this year. Dinner is for all 60 and over and the dance is for all married people. Watch The Post for announcements.
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Paris
Awards Given to Aaronic Priesthood Teens Sunday Evening
In the stake tabernacle on March 4 at 8 p.m awards were presented for 1948 achievements to Aaronic Priesthood and Teen Age Girls members across eleven wards. Group awards honored multiple wards. individual awards highlighted top percent achievements with inscribed books. The event featured music by the Fielding High School Chorus, a closing prayer, and remarks, followed by a literary club meeting at Mrs. Jean Grimmett’s home with a review of The Bright Promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stake Tabernacle
Aaronic Priesthood
Fielding High School Chorus
Raymond Wedble
Kent Smith
Fish Haven
Aaronince
Bloomington
Garden City
Laketown
Lanark
Liberty
Kay D. Smith
Deacon
Wayne Matthews
Elaine Hymas
Lynn Budge
Deccon
Orlo Price
Lorna Lewis
Paris
DeLoris
Peterson
Ovid
Garth Garlsen
Peacher
Sharon
Ethel Hymns
St. Charles
Mary Lyons
Elaine Hansen
Lou Jean Morgan
Evan W. Morgan
Parley Ltoyd
Montpelier Stake
Pres Fred Price
Gwen Miller
Jean Grimmett
Richard Sherman
Anona Grandy
Lillias Grimmett
Lucile Crawford
Pauline Cox
Virginia Taylor
Teressa Rich
Bertha Hoge
Ethel Jensen
Amy Athay
Lark Bateman
Norma Roghaar
Book Review Club
Mesdames Pauline Cox
Lucille Crawford
Theresa Rich
Public Meeting on Minnetonka Cave Futures Planned
A public meeting is scheduled for Monday March 14 at 8 PM in the County Courthouse to discuss the future operation of Minnetonka Cave. Sponsored by the US Forest Service the session seeks suggestions on new policies for 1949. Forest Ranger Jay B. Hann notes about 20000 has been spent on development and publicity with 1000 visitors last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnetonka Cave
US Forest Service
Jay B. Hann
Paris
St. Charles Canyon
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Hann
Obituary: Josephine Blade 83 St Charles Resident
Josephine C Jensen Blade 83 died Saturday morning at home in St. Charles after a long illness. Born April 7 1865 she was the eldest Jensen child and mother of 13 with seven predeceased. Survived by children Lydia Wedel Hilda Burt Louise Blade Libbie Bowden Genevivee George Lamont and siblings Nephi Charles and Eliza. Funeral Tuesday at St. Charles ward chapel with service details and pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine C. Jensen Blade
St. Charles
Mrs. Blade
Peter
Cetila Jensen
Josephine
John Axel Blade
Logan Temple
Blade
Helier Society
Lydia Wedel
Montpelier
Hilda Burt
Louise Blade
California
Libbie Bowden
Midvale
Utah
Genevivee
George
Lamont Blade
Eliza Harrup
Nephi Jensen
Charles Jensen
St. Charles Ward Chapel
Ep. Arlin Pugmire
Emery Welling
Teams decided for Paris Lions Cage Tournament
Eight teams set for the Paris Lions Cage Tournament March 21 22 23 24 and 26 as Glen Grimmett announces preliminary field. Georgetown Bennington and Montpelier Seniors won't participate and Bloomington is out. entrants include Laketown Montpelier Legion Paris Town Paris Lions Dingle FHS Seniors St Charles and Ovid Liberty. Paris Town beat Paris Lions 48 42 and FHS Intramural Boxing finals entertained. Laketown beat Ovid Liberty 48 32. FHS Seniors edged St Charles 43 41 after two overtimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Lions
Glen Grimmett
Laketown
Montpelier Legion
Paris Town
Dingle F.H.S
St. Charles Ovid-Liberty
F.H.S
Paris
Ovid Liberty
FHS
St. Charles
State Police Operate at Nominal Cost to Taxpayers
The annual report from the State Department of Law Enforcement shows the State Police increasing officers from 22 to 40 under Superintendent Alton Bunderson and Commissioner R. C. Lewis. Operational expenses were 219,240.00 including radio gear, while property recovery and fines totaled 350,386.28, yielding an estimated profit of about 330,000 for the year. The force convicted 337 for DUI in the past 12 months alongside various community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Law Enforcement
R. C. Lewis
Department of Law Enforcement
Alton Bunderson
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Emerson School News
Mrs. West
Ivan Beck
Daughers
Joyce and
Jean
Mary Hertney
Harney
Agnes Wallace
Orlean Innes
Mrs. Wallace
Dorothy Tueller
Mona Shepherd
Inez Tunks
G. W
Toby) Michaelson
Idaho Sportsman’s Activities
Roy M Darley
Bach
Rulon Waite Handel
Franz
Tschaikowsky
Tachaikowsky
Cesar Franck
Sturges
Mana
Zucca Organisaee
Fox Charles
Dix
Edmundson
J P. Patterson
Josephine Blade
Jess Scheidegger
G. Pet
GAT Paris Lions
Georgetown
Dingle
Montp. Legion
Laketown Acee
St. Charles Eensiv
Bennington
Edith Haddock
Gladys Bateman
Blanche Piggott
Wanda Howell
Hulda Beckstrom
Mesdames L. S. Wedel
Campbell
John Hoge
Clarence Heap
Charles Wyler
Lloyd Hansen
Edwin T. Shepherd
Don Windley
St. Thomas
Arizona
Mr. Shepherd
Lowell
Mr. Windley
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