Lifelong St. Charles Resident Dies at 84
Oscar Lando Booth of St. Charles died last Thursday at Bear ake Memorial Hospital from a stroke. Born July 27, 1882, he married Selma Johnson in Paris on September 25, 1905. Survived by two sons Ralph and Oscar P., five grandchildren, seven great grandchildren, a brother Lovell, and a sister Mrs. Geo Hales. Funeral at 1:00 p.m. Saturday in the St. Charles LDS Ward recreation hall with interment in St. Charles Cemetery.
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Oscar Lando Booth
Mr. Booth Was
St. Charles
Son
Mosiah and
Ambrosine Hibbard
LDS Ward
St. Charles Cemetery
Fielding PTA to Sponsor Operation Bell Ringer Night
Fielding PTA unveils Operation Bell Ringer on Thursday March 23 at Fielding gym. Emmerson plays St Charles and Fielding varsity faces the faculty while Spartanettes and Fettes perform. Caked sale and food available as proceeds fund a program clock and athletic gear.
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PTA
Bell Ringer
Emerson
St. Charles
Spartanettes
Fettes
E D Wallentine dies in Salt Lake City hospital
Earle David Wallentine aged 37, a Paris native and Korean War veteran, died March 9 in a Salt Lake City hospital after a long illness. Born February 8, 1930, he married Dorothy Smith in Roy Utah in 1950. Survived by wife, father William J Wallentine, brothers Lewis and Russel of Paris, and several sisters in Utah. Funeral and burial in Montpelier.
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Earl David Wallentine
Paris
Salt Lake City
William J
Bertha Lewis Wallentine
Dorothy Smith
Roy Utah
Vallentine
Union Pacific Railway
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter - Day Saints
Lewis and
Russel
Alton
Wilma) Jackson
Randolph
Utah
Oda Nelson
Joyce Johnson
Bountiful
F. C
Leda) Bentsen
Blake
Norma) Jensen
Montpelier
Jay C Ettes Tour State Hospital South
On February 28 the Bear flake Jay C Ettes visited State Hospital South Blackfoot. A three group tour included Pocatello Jay C Ettes with a Q and A with Dr Sterling. Later Bear Lake Jay C Ettes hosted by Pocatello group and a Chinese dinner was served. Sister Frances spoke on hospital needs. Attendees included Mrs Joe Jensen Mrs Ted Swearingen Mrs Calvin Sims and others.
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State Hospital
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Joe Jensen
Ted Swearingen
Calvin Sims
Jim Poag
Dale Austin
Bruce Brooks
La'Voy Lewis
Lee Ream
Richard Hunzeker
Dingle Man Dies at 80 After Brief Illness
Rich S. Bird 80 died March 10 at his home in Dingle after a brief illness. Born July 14, 1886, to William H. and Mary Ann Sparks Bird in Dingle, he was a sheep shearer and an LDS Church member. Survived by brother Ray H. Bird and four sisters Ada Weaver Rebecca Dayton J J Homie Mire Willian White. Funeral 1:00 pm Tuesday at the Dingle LDS Ward Chapel. Interment in Dingle Cemetery.
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Rich S. Bird
Dingle
William H
Mary Ann Sparks Bird
Bird
LDS Church
Ray H. Bird
Ada Weaver
Rebecca Dayton
Wye
J. _J. Homie
Montpelier
Mire
Willian White
Nampa
Dinge
LDS Ward
Intera
Dingle Cemery
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Logan
Booth
Little Boys
Shepherd’s Clothing Store
Paris, Idaho
Ann-Margaret
Red Buttons
Michael Connors
Alex Cord
Bing Crosby
Bob Oumings
van Heflin
Slim Pickens
Stefanie Powers
Keenan Wynn
Doris Day
Rod Taylor
Arthur Godfrey
Panavision
Metrocolor
Aan L
Idaho
Pearce
Court
Idaho State University
ISU
Computer Center
C. H. Pearce
Lava Hot Springs
Mr. Pearce
Marsh Valley High School
E. D. Wallentine
Jay-C-Ettes Tour State Hospital South
Mrs
Ingle
Paris Lions Club
Fielding High School
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