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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1949

Page

1

Eight teams lined up for Lions basketball tournament

The Paris Lions Club hosts an eight team basketball tournament from March 21 to March 26 with opening night pairings including FHS Seniors vs Paris Town and St Charles vs Paris Lions. Boxing bouts on Saturday feature Paris and Montpelier fighters. Season and student tickets priced and listed players registered across teams.

Paris Lions Club Glen Grimmett FHS Paris Town Dingle Montpelier Legion Laketown Vas Liberty-Ovid St. Charles Paris Lions Stoke Gold & Green Vyrin Orr Paris Therald Sparks Montpelier Curtis Austin Liberty Ralph Langford Harry Lewis Kay Cornwall Neil Roberts Lanark Larry Michaelson Sorenson

Hit-and-run driver kills former Bear Lake boy in Salt Lake

Junior Rawson son of Mr and Mrs D O Rawson of 225 Edith Avenue Salt Lake City was killed Saturday at 8 30 p m when struck by a hit and run motorist as he rode his bicycle The car drove him 145 feet and the bicycle 165 feet before fleeing Police later located the car and driver Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Harvard ward chapel Salt Lake City Burial followed at Ogden City Cemetery

Junior Rawson D. O. Rawson Edith Avenue Salt Lake City Young Rawson Salt Lake Bay Rawson Camp Lifton Utah Power Company Junior St. Charles Boy Scout Troop 67 Harvard Ward Ogden City Cemetery

Former Paris Lady Louise Tueller Dies in Salt Lake City

Mrs Louise Rogers Tueller 83 a former Paris resident died Sunday morning at her Salt Lake City home. Born in London Oct 23 1865 she came to New Zealand as a child then to Utah settling in Bear Lake and Paris before moving to Salt Lake City in 1919. She left 219 descendants including three sons and five daughters and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Louise Rogers Tueller Salt Lake City Paris Tueller London England Frederick Hmma Eliza Shepherd Rogers New Zealand Bear Lake Jacob Tueller Logan Temple Hey Parish Kenneth Rich Magma Utah Teller Dunford Provo Harrison Greenhaulgh Idaho Falls Irene Bodine Evanston Wyo Annie Hewett Murray Rose Sims W. L. Tueller Salt Lake H. E. Keller Homedale Idaho George Tueller San Francisco Clarence Tueller Midland, Mich

Local and Personal News Highlights From Logan and Nearby

Angus Porter of Logan spent Sunday with family. Clarence Heap visited Paul Robinsons in Afton. a baby daughter was born there March 4. The Van Ness Vallentine family and Booth and Scott Law traveled to Pocatello for polio treatment. Weyn Bird, with Charles Petersons, visited St Charles and Montpelier. Walter Bird and associates conducted business in Montpelier Saturday. Clarence Rich and daughter Margaret join William Rich and wife for Logan visit. Daughter of Utah Pioneers to meet March 24 at Mrs Walter Lewins. Katherine Innea to co host. Ettie Bird visited Cliff Jewel’s Montpelier home. Ferris Hess family of Montpelier dined with Walter Bird. Joe Smith and Junior Steadman of Salt Lake spent last week with Clarence Heap. Orlean Innes hosted her club Wednesday. Ethel Jansen won high at bridge. refreshments served to Bertha Hoge, Himma Shepherd, Inez Tunka, Audrey Mon eon, Dorothy Tueller, Mona Shepherd.

Angus Porter Logan Clarence Heap Paul Robinson Afton Robinson Home Has Te van Ness Vallentine Booth Scott Law Pocatello Weyn Bird Charles Peterson St. Charles Montpelier Walter Bird Clarence Rich Margaret William Rich Utah Ferris Hess Joe Smith Junior Steadman Salt Lake Orlean Innes Ethel Jansen Bridge Bertha Hoge Ethel Jensen Himma Shepherd Inez Tunka Audrey Moneon Dorothy Tueller Mona Shepherd Glen Grimmett Eldon Lewie Bill Nye Joe Nye Paul Brog Blackfoot Charles Sorenson Thomas Caldwell Ivan Beck Preston Thomas Bill Danks A. W. Shepherd Salt Lake City E Smitt Monson Utah Power Company Salt Lake Tuesaday Junior Rawson Qilas Esther Law Drigg American Legion and Auxiliary Emercon School Cherze

Bear Lake 4-H Recaps 1948 Achievements and Leaders

Bear Lake county 4-H enrolled 162 youths in 1948 with 144 completing projects. Leaders listed include Irene Orr health Elaine Dunford health Lola Skinner nutrition Mae Bartschi nutrition Alice Rich sewing Elzina Rosa sewing Wanda Rich sewing LafPriel Athay sewing May Lindsay sewing Edith Parslow garden Azalia Tueller canning June Rownell nutrition Hulme Dunford sewing Lester Skinner beef R K Nelson livestock R R H Boehme livestock. Two judging tours drew 25-30 participants. six girls attended the Moscow Short Course in June. A Bear Lake Fish Haven club camp hosted 37 youths and two leaders in July with classes in handiwork nature safety recreation. Plans for 1949 are under way for a bigger county program.

Duane Hansen Agt United States Bear Lake County Irene Orr Elaine Dunford Lola Skinner Mae Bartschi Alice Rich Mabel Ream Mirs Elzina Rosa Wra Wanda Rich LafPriel Athay May Lindsay Edith Parslow Azalia Tueller June Rownell Hulme Dunford Lester Skinner R. K. Nelson RR. H. Boehme Moscow Marilyn Rich Gae Tueller Ruth Widmer Kay Bartschi Marlene Mitton Mariel Skinner Fish Haven Power County Caribou County

North Rich Wins Lyman Junior High Tournament

North Rich High School cagers win the Lyman Wyoming Junior High tourney at Laketown Utah, edging Mountain View in overtime 15 12 after a 12 12 draw, then beating Cokeville 16 15 to reach the final. South Rich takes the title 32 18 over North Rich, with McKey Willis Gary Muir and Kennedy named to the all tournament team.

Laketown Utah Leslie Rollins Lyman Wyoming High School North Rich High School Lyman Vernon G. Robinson Rich Co. School Board Clayton Robinson North Rich McKay Willis Garrett Robinson Stanley Mattson Wilson Wahlstrom Bruce Thompson Ronald Eller John Cheney Mark Cheney Jay Spencer Joseph Weston Reed Willis Flyman Mountain View Cokeville Big Piney Pinedale Wyo South Rich Randolph North Rich Cagers Rich County McKey Willis Gary Muir Kennedy DeWitt Johnson Roy Baker Parnell Johnson Stenley Mattson Elijah C. ‘Willis Clarke Rosa Cheney Connie Jean Sterling Cheney Audrey Wood Larrie Johnson Allen Wahlstrom Pony Express Fort Bridger Lyman School Mr. Jensen John Jensen Wich Haven Lyman High Loramie

Quotas and Chair Men Announced in Red Cross Drive

Floyd Lewis Paris Chapter Roll Call chairman lists ward chairmen and quotas for the annual Red Cross fund drive. National quota is 341 dollars with a 570 dollar chapter goal. delays due to supply arrival. Names and quotas include Donovan Howell 35, Louis Pugmire 70, Arden Bunderson 65, Keith Chase 50, Taft Budge 85, Archie Parker 15, Kenneth Matthews 65, R H Long 25, Ray Johnson 30, Duane Hansen 100.

Floyd Lewis Paris The American Red Cross Mr. Lewis Ish Haven Donovan Howell St. Charles Louis Pugmire Bloomington Arden Bunderson Keith Chase Taft Budge Lanark Archie Parker Liberty Kenneth Matthews Sharon R. Hh, Long Ovid Ray Johnson Paria Business District Duane Hansen

Fish Haven Couple Enjoy California Trip

The Cottles of Fish Haven completed a 2000 mile California tour visiting Los Angeles Long Beach San Luis Obispo and other sights. They praised coast roads markets and weather while noting unusual conditions and productive groves and fields along the trip.

California Bear Lakes Jesse Myrtle Cottle Fish Haven Angeles Ladies First Don Lee Mutual Broadcast Griffeth Park Griffeth Park and Planetarium, Kostis ‘Berry Farm Tour of Hollywood University By the Sea Spit & Argue Club Long Beach Angelus Temple San Luis Obispo Los Angeles

PTA Meeting Minutes Highlight Local Charm

The regular PTA meeting held last Wednesday evening opened with audience singing and an invocation. Secretary Mrs Opal Shepherd read the minutes, as Mrs Lauriel Athay reported on hot lunch donations while Miss Verla Nye recalled her Girls State trip. Lovell Ward and daughter Annie Marie performed piano solos before dancing. Sharon and Bloomington ladies served punch and cookies.

PTA Opal Shepherd Lauriel Athay Verla Nye Girls State Lovell Ward Annie Marie Sharon Bloomington

School Activity Schedule From March to April

Readable items show high school events March 25 and April 1. Lists include PTA program April 15 and a commencement dance. Notable entries reference a Stake Gold and Green Ball and a mood of school dances through April.

High School Stake Gold & Green Ball Bear Lake-Badgera Apfll Ccccccseeseeeseees Ward Mia PTA Seeseeeess High School Stake Mia

Fish Haven Hosts Its First Ward Reunion Party

Fish Haven held its First Ward Reunion Saturday sponsored by the Old Folks committee and Relief Society. The event featured a dinner program with billed acts including Blaine and Sheldon Nelson, Jennie Pugmire, Ruth Stock, Juapita Loveland, and Heber Stock as Daisy Mae among others, plus a three act play The Haunted House and a square dance led by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Larsen of Montpelier.

Fish Heaven First Ward Old Folks Committee and Relief Society Blaine Sheldon Nelson Jennie Pugmire Ruth Stock Juapita Loveland Jerry Roberts Erma Stock del Loveland Arlene Findlay Mardell Pope Darrel Nelson Wayne Stock Paul Stock Larry Loveland Theone Williamson St. Charles Colleen Stock Leon Howell O' Dell Smith Donovan Howell Wilma Erickson Don Loveland Dean Smith Gloria Stock Mahlon Beyeler Garth Loveland Blaine Nelson Renee Jolleen Roberts Howard Larsen Montpelier

Church Leadership Notes and Confirmations During Services

Bishop James Olsen presided with the second counselor conducting and led opening and closing songs, testimonies, and a 12-person leadership meeting. Karen Ray Beck was confirmed, temple excursion announced for March 21, and several baptisms and blessings performed by Bp Olsen and other church leaders with names and attendees listed.

James Olsen Russell Sorenson Inez' Phelps Jesus Ivy Jensen Karen Ray Beck Alfred Beck Alvin Beck Olsen Logan Red Cross F. Marion Beck Jean Nielson Oliver L. Peterson Esther Lee Townsend Onediction Elaine Jensen Taft P. Budga Clifford Price Dallas G. Athay Ernest and Marie Armatage Taft Budge Terry Glenn John B June Hoge W. Smith Hoge Randall Smith Duane Alicia Satterthwaite Clifford G. Price Craig Owen Mardean Michel Taft P. Budge Paul Goebel Worthy Annie Rosa Cyril Budge Lauritzen -and-Taft Benediction Weldon Grandy

Funeral Attendees Include Bundersons at Rawson Service

Mr and Mrs Lee Bunderson attended the funeral services for Junior Rawson on Tuesday. The Bunderson boys stayed with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Pete Grandy from Monday through Wednesday.

Mira Lee Bunderson Junior Rawson Bunderson Pete Grandy

Soil Conservation Day Program Set for March 26 at Montpelier

Montpelier Chamber of Commerce and Bear Lake Soil Conservation District sponsor the annual Soil Conservation Day at Montpelier High School auditorium 1:00 p.m. Saturday March 26. Speaker lineup includes George D. Clyde Chief of the Division of Irrigation Research Utah, Norman A. Berg Jr. Chamber of Commerce Pocatello, and R. N. Irving Idaho State Conservationist Boise with slides of Idaho scenery. The program aims to interest both men and women. all county residents are invited.

Montpelier Chamber of Commerce Bear Lake George D. Clyde Division of Irrigation Research Soil Conservation Service Logan Utah Clyde Norman A. Berg Pocatello Jr. Chamber of Commerce Jr. Chamber R. N. Irving Boise Idaho Irving Utah State College Soil Conservation Service Research Division

Wintering Well Deer Count on West-Side Range

A State Game Department assisted survey tallied 684 deer on the St. Charles and Worm Creek winter range on Tuesday. In the tally were Big Creek 545, Dry Canyon 74, Worm Creek 65, with poritions gathered by Paris residents George Parker Alwood Parker Alfred Rogers Jay B Hann and Montpelier residents W Horning Oliver Cliff. The range supports the current deer numbers despite a lighter winter and forage appears adequate.

State Game Department St. Charles Worm Creek Big Creek Dry Canyon George Parker Alwood Parker Alfred Rogers Jay B. Hann Paris W. ®. Horning Oliver Cliff Montpelier Forest Ranger

D U P Raffle Quilt Boosts Camp Fund

The Daughters of Utah Pioneers offer a quilt raffle to raise funds for Camp Elizabeth D U P. Louisa Grimmett donated blocks. camp members made and quilted it. Tickets are 10 cents each, display at Shepherd Brothers Store, and sales are by camp members.

Daughters of Utah Pioneers Louisa Grimmett Shepherd Brothers Store Elizabeth D. U. P

Social and visiting notes from Salt Lake area

A series of brief notices list Glen Grimmett and others visiting Salt Lake City from Monday to Tuesday, with mentions of meals and hotel visits. The American Legion and Auxiliary announce a supper on Friday March 18 at 730 pm at Emercon School with invitations and a 7 cent per plate fee.

Fielding High Revives Wrestling and Boxing Activities

Fielding High resumes wrestling and boxing after a 15 year gap with a friendly meet against Box Elder High School of Brigham City. Freshmen and sophomores competed while veterans watched, and coaches LaVell Ward Evan Sorenson and Sam Gordon led efforts.

Fielding High Box Hider High School Brigham City Utah Paris LaVell Ward Evan Sorenson Sam Gordan Gordan Chicago Oscar Grumg Billie Lauritzen Keith Warner

Two Utah Concert Artists Well Received by Audience

The Cultural Arts concert Thursday night featured organist Roy M. Darley and baritone Rulon Watte. Darley impressed with dexterous footwork and masterful interpretations including Come Come Ye Saints and The Lost Chord. Watte’s rich tone and clear diction earned widespread praise.

Utah Roy M. Darley Rulon Watte

Paris Old Folks Party Invitation and Results

An item notes an Old Folks party in Paris on March 30 with a free 4 p.m. picture show at the Novelty Theatre and a 2nd ward hall dance for those 60 and over. It mentions a Primary department led by Qirs Iven eck and associates and reports lunch proceeds of $85 raised at Paris High School with sales from a wrestling event.

Paris Novélty Theatre Paris 1St Ward Qirs Iven ®Eck Connaclors Puss Sell Athay Mra Vivisar Élye

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LIONS Himmett Sparks Gale Larocco Ross Larocco Rex Larocco Moore Lindsay Lynn Nate Lorane Dayton Dean Sparks Don Sparks DeWaine Nowland Max Lyons Hugene Grimes Eliot Casperson BE. J. Grimes Joe Rowsell Bruce Dimick Allan Dunn Allen Ipsen Herb Pendrey Clifford Pendrey John Sarbach Dick Hughes Charles Stephens Reed Lowe Liberty Ovid Hay Olsen Nyle Matthews Bruce “Bymas Gira Johnson Murry’ Matthews DeLoy Sorenson Don Charles Wayne Transtrum Elzo Bunderson Blaine Rich Bille Pugmire Merrill Transtrum Fayon Pugmire Orval Anderson Lew Pugmire Raymond Webb Tarp Crawford Reed Haddock Sharp Matthews George Hulme Fred Lewis Charles Hulme Gene Passey Willard Stucki Ed. Jratt Elmer Wahlstrom Junior Weston Wesley Weston Morrell Weston Howard Lamborn Hugh Lamborn Rich Lamborn Ken Myers Spencer Hawkins Charles Wyler Vaughn Barrues Worth Dborn Darwin Vallentine Russell Bateman Reed Jensen Bill Olatson Willard Hansen Orson Spencer PBS Benlers Givan Gorenson Kay Arnell Merrill Hill Junior Vallentine Oral Arnell Jimmie Cleveland Harold Budge Ronald Bird Ronald Prescon South North Rich L. D. S. Church Column Ovid Ward Laketown Ward Florence Willis Amos B. Robinson Oliver Harley Darrel Hawkins Heber Robinson Mary Watson Jimer Wahlstrom John Alden Bammes John H. Weston Frank Price Virginia Thompson Orlo B. Weston Cheney Willis Pearl Alley D.U.P del Bridenstine Box Elder Passey Fielding Abe Lloyd Whitaker Evan Haddock Ielding Delano Findlay Tom Oshida Clifton Stallings M. Watanabe Laurel Pope Arlo Price Dale Bobinette Peter Nakamura Mont Orr Kent Poulsen Ezra Harper Garry Nakamura
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