New Telephone Equipment Promised for Paris
E P Calph and Wm B Fisher discussed upgrading Paris exchange with Bear Lake Civic Club officers. They outlined plans to convert Paris from magneto to common battery service, noting two years of consideration and justified by rising demand and business conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Calph
Pocatello
Wm. B. Fisher
Montpelier
M. 8. Tel. & Tel. Co
Bear Lake Civic Club
Hotel
Paris
Calph
Idaho
Calvert Ward Weds Nina Larsen of Rigby
Announcement from Rigby reports the marriage of Nina Larsen daughter of Judge and Mrs George M Larsen of Menan to Calvert Ward eldest son of Mr and Mrs Abram Ward of Rigby. The couple wed Tuesday March 8 in the Logan temple. Ward is a local high school graduate active in church affairs. Larsen is a Midway high school alumna.
Bee Hive Program Set for March 20 in Paris Sacrament
The Bee Hive program accompanies Sunday worship in Paris with a sequence of songs including Bee Hive Cheer Song and Honey Gatherer's Song. Pearl Della Lewis gives welcome remarks, Mrs. Zelda Merrett offers a talk, and Elyina Shephard presents a Bee Hive candle lighting ceremony and closing prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bee Hive
Pearl Della Lewis
Zelda Merrett
Carol Price
Elyina Shepherd
Parent-Teacher Meeting Set for March 21 at 8 P M
A notice announces a parent teacher meeting Monday evening March 21 at 8 p m. The English department will provide entertainment and Bishop O H Grimmett will be the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Grimmett
Ranger Hann Comes to Paris in Forest Service Transfer
Forest Supervisor A. G. Nord announces Orval E. Winkler will move from Paris to Logan to lead the Logan River district of Cache National Forest after Hopkin S. Rice’s death. Winkler, with MS from 1935 and background in biology, land negotiations, and range studies, replaces Paris district ranger J. B. Mann. Ranger Hank Hann will take Paris duties March 17.
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A. G. Nord
Logan
Utah
Orval E. Winkler
Paris
Logan River
Cache National Forest
Hopkin S. Rice
Winkler
Utah State Agricultural College
J. B. Mann
Challis
Hann
Blacksmith Frork
Wasatch National Forest
Wyoming
Targhee
Challis National Forests
Hank Wil
Illegal Beaver Pelt Sellers Await Sentence in Nevada
Carson City Nevada two men Cyrus Shuter of Boise Idaho and William Brennan of Winnemucca were convicted yesterday on one conspiracy count and five counts of illegal interstate transportation and sale of furs. Federal Judge Frank Norcross will sentence them Saturday. Each faces up to six years in prison and a 4000 dollar fine. John Fugate of Boise was acquitted after four months in Ormsby county jail.
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Carson City
Nev
Winnemuc cv
Frank Norcross
Cyrus Shuter
Boise
Idaho
Wliam Brennan
Winnemucca
John Fugate
Ormsby County
Idaho Bounty Placed On Magpies To Protect Pheasants
Idaho game department announces a two cent bounty on magpies to curb egg and chick destruction. Bounty paid for birds killed April 1 to June 15, with officials urging sportsmen's groups to sponsor the campaign. Chief Clerk F A Smith cites pheasant production costs to justify the bounty value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Game Department
F. A. Smith
Smith
Federal funds aid Bear Lake county road project
Presidential approval launches a WPA program in Bear Lake county for Eight Mile Noonan Mist Bern and Dingle Park roads. The effort grades drains and surfaces a county farm to market road with 28 miles planned. Federal labor funds total 21780 and county funds 11635 for materials supplies and supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
Eight Mile Road
Bern Road
Dingle Park
Board of County Commissioners
St Charles Notes Social Visits and Local Events
The St Charles column lists residents visiting relatives in Utah Idaho and California including Ella Brewer Audrey Ellsworth Lila Michaelson and Thomas family. It notes trips by Pugmire showings at Bear Lake and San Bernardino, and mentions a Relief Society party a school election and a three day ward basketball tournament attendance. Numerous locals and out of town visitors are cited with varied weekend plans and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.charles
Ella Brewer
Audrey Ellsworth c
Sugar City
Lila Michaelson
Logan
Thomas
Camp Lifton
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Wm. Pugmire
Salt Lake Oi
Clarence
FE. R. Bates
Bear Lake
Mrr
Joe Timmins
Smithfield
Utah
Tim
Myrle Linfo
Lizzie Alley
Pocatello
Clarence Anderson
Whit Transtrum
Paris
Evan Allred
Lloyd Gardner
Jensen
Afton
Wya
Gardner
Leola Cleveland
Relief Society
St. Charles
Engineers
Y.W
M.I.A
Sam Wilks
Odell Wilhelmsen
TJ Pugmire
Oscar Booth
Mary Floyd
Superior
Wyo
Hansen Tremelling
Doctor's Wife Becomes Author of Shining Palace Serial
Mrs Christine Whiting Parmenter of Colorado Springs describes how loneliness as a doctor's wife spurred her writing hobby that grew into several books culminating in the novel length serial Shining Palace. An installment appears in today's issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbyista
Christine Whiting Parmenter
Colorado Springs
Colo. Yas
Wool Growers Get Non-Recourse Loans Under 1938 Act
Russell Wilkins of the Wool Commission reports that the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938 authorizes the Commodity Credit Corporation to issue non recourse loans to wool growers on 1937 and 1938 wools. The loan values vary by class from 35 to 69 cents per pound clean with several quality grades and rejects priced separately. loans run at 4 percent interest with May 31 1939 final maturity and require wools to be in third party hands at loan time with storage sites named in Ogden Utah and Denver Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodity Credit Corporation
Russell Wilkins
Wool Commission Company
Washington, D. C
Territory
Ogden
Utah
Denver
Colo
Idaho Auto Drivers Warned on Crossings and Intersections
A Boise safety bulletin cites two fatal and ten injured in Canyon County weekend crashes blamed on ignoring stop signs and speeding at intersections. It notes Idaho in 1937 saw about 30 percent of traffic accidents at crossings and warns drivers to account for blind inter ceptions and seasonal visibility obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Canyon County
Nampa
Office
The
Safety Education Bureau
Law Enforcement Department
Boise
Phosphate Prospects Hint at Idaho Exports
In Buhl Idaho at a high school meeting Editor Frost reports Harry P. Taylor discussed Idaho’s vast phosphate deposits. The talk covered geology and potential uses but left the audience unsure about commercial profitability and practical farming applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buhl Herald
Frost
Harry P. Taylor
Idaho
Buhl High School
Paris Ward Relief Society Bazaar Set for March 22
The ladies of the Paris First Ward Relief Society will hold their annual bazaar in Bear Lake Furniture store on Tuesday March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris First Ward Relief Society
Bear Lake
Farmer Loan Delays Hold Up Growers
Wilkins says several days remain before machinery is set up and arrangements complete, delaying when loans become available to growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkins
Relief Society Banquet in Paris Ward Tonight
The Paris Second ward Relief Society will hold its annual banquet on Thursday evening March 17 in the ward hall. Two hundred plates will be served to members and visitors, an event long anticipated in the ward and held on the same date for twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fielding High presents Big Hearted Herbert play
Fielding high school stages Big Hearted Herbert on March 24 and 25. Warren Caldwell stars as Herbert with a cast including Norma Hulme Grant Laker Lorna Clark Rodney Tunks Ramona Shepherd and others. Thursday is student night Friday is for adults. Curtain at eight.
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Fielding High School
Herbert
Warren Caldwell
Herbert Kallness
Norma Hulme
Grant Laker
Lorna Clark
Rodney Tunks
Ramona Shepherd
Mark Pugmire
Norma Rogers
Heber Hart
Jané Hoge
David Hulme
Thelma Bateman
Weldon Cole
McCoy Paroled After 13 Years For Salt Lake Bank Slaying
Robert H. McCoy, 13 years into a 1924 murder sentence, leaves Utah State Prison for Soda Springs Idaho tomorrow. Doctors and officials praised his conduct and inventions, while opponents contested the parole. He will work in a Soda Springs garage and support his mother and daughter as he starts anew.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Robert H. McCoy
A. Roy Heath
McCoy
Soda Springs
Idaho
Bob
State Bank
Ellis Kackley
Kackley
Utah Pardons Board
Owen Nebeker
Oscar E. Lowder
Warden Nebéker
Pardons Board
W. A. Bettilyon
Mr. Heath
Myr
M MEN TOURNAMENT OPENS WITH WOODRUFF BIG HORN STAR VALLEY TEAMS
The district M-Men basketball tournament began last night with teams from Woodruff Utah Big Horn Star Valley Wyoming Montpelier and Bear Lake. A later match at Fielding gym saw Cokeville lose to Big Horn 38 to 24 as St Charles Afton Big Horn and Georgetown led today’s action.
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Woodruff
Utah
Big Horn
Star Valley
Wyoming
Montpelier
Bear Lake
St. Charles
Afton
Georgtown
Cokeville
Fire
Ocokeville
Quinh
Women of County See Meat Cutting Demonstrations
Two home demonstration meetings led by Hilda Frederick and Marion Hepworth drew 140 attendees at Fielding High School and Montpelier First Ward. The sessions focused on affordable cuts of meat with lamb cut preparation and boning a front quarter of lamb to create chops and rolled waste cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding High School
First Ward
Montpelier
Hilda Frederick
Marion Hepworth
Saratoga
Subpoenas Issued in United States vs William Lewis Case
Sheriff Asa Athay and W Smith Hoge were subpoenaed by Deputy U S Marshal Nichols to testify today in federal court at Pocatello. Dr E C Curless of Fish Haven was a business visitor at Paris yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Athay
W Smith Hoge
United States
Nichols
William Lewis
Federal Court
Pocatello
E. C. Curless
Fish Haven
Paris
City Officials Visit Poca Tellos on WPA Matters
Mayor Dan C. Rich and Ezra Passey, a city police officer, traveled to Poca Tellos last Friday to discuss WPA matters for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan C. Rich
Ezra Passey
Pocatello
Weldon and Mrs Weldon Grandy Welcome Boy in Montpelier
Mr and Mrs Weldon Grandy of Montpelier rejoice at the birth of a nine pound baby boy born last Friday. Mother and child reported doing nicely.
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Weldon Grandy
Montpelier
Lowder to supervise McCoy's activity henceforth
Lowder will oversee McCoy's activities from now on. If McCoy is to prove himself beyond this, the current period will be decisive for his future prospects.
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Lowder
McCoy
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