Randolph M men Paris Lions tournament rosters and referees
The article lists referees Ford Jaussi Moander Charles Wyler Moroni wab Robert Parker and others who served. Morris B Athay credited for presenting each referee a box of chocolate. It then details team rosters for Randolph M men Laketown Randolph Valley Gan Montpelier Randolph High School Bear Lake Stags and Montpelier 4th Ward with numerous players and staff.
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Servicea
Ford Jaussi
Moaneders
Charles Wyler
Moroni
Randolph M
B. Norris
Gorris
K. Bezzant
Peart
Pade
L. Wamsley
G. Thompson
Cox
R. Telford
Randolph Town
Weston
K Thornock
R. Thorm
A. Argyle
B. Rex
M. Helattom
E. Harris
Pana Lions
Carlsen
8. Law
Schwab
Randolph Mine
Randolph High School
Lake Stags
Randolph Valey
Ted
Consoon
Ontpelier
Ear Lake Stags
Ndolph Valley-Gas
Eorgetown Andolph Town
S Lions
Adolph M-men
Etown
Kraft Foods
Adolph Town
Andolph M-men
Montpelier
City Election Set for Tuesday April 28
The bi annual City Election will be held Tuesday April 28 with four City Councilmen and the Mayor to be elected. Mayor Weldon E Grandy announced a Mass Meeting for selecting nominees on Thursday April 2 at 8 p m in the court room of the courthouse.
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Weldon E. Grandy
Court House
Local Boy Assigned to Camp Roberts Training
Harl L Windley of Brigham City Utah is assigned to Camp Roberts California to begin military training. He joins Company D 95th Heavy Tank Battalion Reserve Command at Camp Roberts with wife Elaine Bolton Windley living in Paris Idaho. Camp Roberts, a major WWII replacement training center, sits on U S Highway 101 between Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Camp Roberts
Cal
Harl L. Windley
Brigham City
Utah
Calif
Harl
Elaine Bolton Windley
Paris
Idaho
95Th Heavy Tk
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Crash Victim Parents Extend Heartfelt Thanks Card
The letter from Mrs. Jesse L. Cottle of Fish Haven Idaho expresses gratitude to those who helped reach the crash scene of a C 46 near Fish Haven on January 7 1953. It mentions Pfc James E Josey and thanks Mardell Pope for disseminating the list of accompanying men and for search efforts under adverse conditions. The parents describe their deep loss and ask for any further information, hoping to visit the crash site someday.
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Mardell Pope
Fish Haven
Jesse L. Cottle
Idaho
Fox
Pfc
James E. Josey
Navy Hospitals Corps School Opens to WAVES
Navy recruiting reports in Paris that the Hospital Corps School opens to WAVES. Eligible women aged 18 to 25 will receive twenty weeks of medical training at naval hospitals and may serve in hospitals, dispensaries, or aboard ships. For information contact the U S Navy Recruiting Station in Pocatello or the Burgoyne Hotel Friday morning.
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George L. Woorel
Navy
Paris
WAVE
United States
U. S. Navy
Post Office
Pocatello
Burgoyne Hotel
Alh
Bishop Morris Athay Reported by the Sick Lot
Bishop Morris Athay was reported to be sick at his home early in the week. Local church officials confirmed his illness and that he is receiving care.
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Morris Athay
Bear Lake Co op to Hold Annual Meeting March 26
Bear Lake Valley Dairymens Cooperative Association plans its annual meeting at Fielding High School Auditorium Paris with morning program open to members and public featuring Dr. T T Tucker Jr Idaho State College. Luncheon follows. afternoon business session includes reports and election of three directors.
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Bear Lake Valley Dairymens' Cooperative Association, Inc
Fielding High School
Paris
C A. Vallentine
A.m
T. T. Tucker
Idaho State College
Tucker
Tennessee
Middle Tennessee College
University of Oklahoma
Idaho State
Raymond Webb
Lloyd Phippen
Kraft Foods Company
Mr. Vallentine
H. K. Matthews
Bryan Booth
H M. Pugmire
LaVell G. Ward
Melvin Passey
R. K. Nelson
Melvin Clark
Lester Skinner
Ford Graussi
Norma Lee Nielsen
Local and Personal Notes of Boise and Nearby Visits
Glen Ward made a business visit to Boise Tuesday and Wednesday. Carson Taylor and family visited Logan Monday. Archie Shepherd and family drove to Kemmerer Wyoming Sunday. Earl Bindlay and family were Sunday callers at the Wm Jensen home. Sparks of Montpelier stayed with the Fenton Alfred home while his mother visited California. Wayne Spencer is recovering from mumps with infection below the ear. Glen Caldwell and family visited Lene Caldwell then moved on to Idaho Falls for business. Mrs. Angus Porter returned from Ogden after two weeks with her daughter. Mrs. M. H. Collings came home from Missouri after visiting her son Wayne Collings and family. Ernest Gabler of Smithfield, Utah, spent several days here and in Montpelier. Stanley Arnell and family of Blackfoot visited Cassie Innes. James Whinham and Glen Lloyd of Montgomery called on Jess Scheidegger. Fireside Group met with Joyce Crawford. Dean Orr spoke. E J Hoge called on Marion Pearce in Mesa Arizona and the Hoges enjoyed watching the Chicago Cubs. Taft Budge hosted Mary’s 8th birthday with games and refreshments before the show.
Rod and Gun Club Dance at Montpelier High Gym
The Rainbow Rod and Gun Club hosts its annual dance Friday April 10 in the Montpelier High School gym. The Toon Toppers of Ogden provide music and more than $1000 in prizes will be awarded. ticket holders must be present to win.
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Montpelier
Ogden
Montpelier Lady Dies After Long Illness
Elsie Gordon Collipriest 84, Montpelier resident since 1909, died at home after a lingering illness. Born July 2 1868 in Scotland, she married Henry Collipriest in 1892 and moved to Montpelier in 1900. Survived by two sons George and Richard, daughter Elsie, daughter-in-law Margaret Peterson, eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral held Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in Montpelier Community Church.
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Elsie Gordon Collipriest
Montpelier
Elgin
Morrowshire
Scotland
Peter
Jessie Hurd Gordon
Henry Collipriest
Fossil
Wyo
George W
Richard L
Elsie Collipriest
Margaret Peterson
Montpelier Community Church
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital admissions and births report
A running list from Bear Lake Memorial Hospital details numerous admissions and releases between March 10 and March 17 for medical and major or minor surgeries, plus births. It names patients by town, age, and relation, with some hospital notes and a bridge club gathering at the end.
April Call For Men Largest In Over Two Years
Bear Lake County Selective Service reports April pre induction for 12 men and induction for 6, the largest local board call since 1950. Violet Jaussi notes historical averages: 1951 4 and 1952 3.92 monthly pre induction, 2.58 and 1.33 for induction. Releases: 12 in late 1951, 31 in 1952, 18 so far in 1953.
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Bear Lake County
Violet Jaussi
Activity Calendar March to May for FHS and Seminars
March 20 Fielding Pep Club. March 27 Chasity Meeting. April 3 Junior Prom. April 16 Father and Son Banquet. April 17 MLA Chastity Meeting. April 18 Ambassadors of Song. April 23-24 FHS Play. May 5 MLA Music and Dance Festival. May 17 Seminary Commencement. May 22 FHS Commencement.
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Fielding
Chasity
Father & Son
MLA
Ambassadors of Song
FHS
MLA Music & Dance
Seminary
Paris Old Folks Party Honors 136 at Novelty Theatre
Paris district hosts 136 seniors at the annual Old Folks party with a Tea For Two film, a banquet at the 1st ward chapel, and a program under directors Stucki and Hulme. Hannah Humpherys, the oldest attendee, receives a plant. Christian Tueller gets a boutonniere. Couples married over fifty years receive candy boxes. greetings arrive from former residents.
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Paris
Novelty Theatre
Vinnie Price Dinrfér
Paris 1St Ward
Rosalie Hansen
BP. A. W. Shepherd
Ruby Bolton
Alfred
Stucki
Amos Hulme
Hannah Humpherys
Christian Tueller
Jon
Evan Eliza Cook
Frank Bolton
Nye
Mie Findlay
Alfred A. Hart
Elmer Wilcox
Walter Lewis
O H Grimmett
Arizona
Smith Gertsch
Ronald Parker
Seldon Parker
Leona Gertsch
Helen Bird
Mrs. Hulme Nominated for Utah Mother of the Year
Mrs. Louise Krogue Hulme of Manti Utah is Utah Sanpete Sevier district’s candidate for Mother of the Year and one of ten statewide nominees. She is active in public civic affairs and the LDS Church and works as a musician. Mr. Hulme heads the Farm Home Administration office in Manti. The Hulmes, once Bear Lake residents, have many local friends and relatives who celebrate the honor.
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Louise Krogue Hulme
Ben F. Hulme
Manti
Utah
Sanpete- Sevier
Hulme
Ghe
LIDS
Farm Home Administration
Bear Lake
Blood for Freedom drive nets 112 pints in Montpelier
120 people turned up at the Blood For Freedom car in Montpelier Saturday to donate for the armed forces. Only 8 were ineligible, the highest rejection rate in months, yielding 112 pints. Grant Grandy of the Montpelier Red Cross led local efforts with Paris Chapter providing volunteers.
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Blood For Freedom
Montpelier
Grant Grandy
American Red Cross
Paris
Catherine Innes
Duane Hansen
Gilbert Arnell
E. P. Cleveland
Elmer Gulbransen
Carlyle Gambling
Willard Hansen
John Lewis
Newel Lewis
Alfred Keetch
Noel Linford
David Parker
Vinnie Price
Mignon Shepherd
Alfred Rogers
Melinda Sparks
Pauline Whittington
Novelty Theatre Celebrates 30th Birthday on March 15
The Novelty Theatre marks 30 years since March 15, 1923, with owner Mrs. M M G Price noting long service and community patronage. Built around 1917 1918 by Leo Bach and George Passey, the venue changed hands before Ira Peterson and later Mrs Price.
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Novelty Theatre
M&m .G. Price
Ira Peterson
Leo Bach
George Passey
Paris
Frank Beck
Joseph Pendrey
Weekend guest ties couple to Salt Lake City visit
The note shows Miss Holets fiancé George Pincock of Salt Lake visiting Laketown for a weekend, plus several local trips to Salt Lake City Montpelier and White Sands New Mexico. Major surgery for Orval Thomas at Bear Lake Hospital is reported as he recovers with family visits and support.
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Gington-Robingson
Miss Holets
George Pincock
Salt Lake
Orval Thomas
Bear Lake Hospital
Claude Willis
Pearl Weston
Annual Bear Lake County Farm Institute in Montpelier
The Annual Bear Lake County Farm Institute will be held Saturday March 21 at 10 30 am in the 2nd ward church Montpelier. John Schenk president Utah Farm Bureau will speak on Agriculture Today. Lunch 60c. Women and men programs follow with speakers from Pocatello Tetoma and Idaho Falls. Musical numbers by Farm Bureau. Everyone invited.
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Bear Lake County Farm Institute
2Nd Ward
Montpelier
John Schenk
Logan
Utah
Schenk
Utah Farm Bureau
Ectors
National Farm Bureau
Nounan Relief Society
Willman Shayack
Pocatello
Janis Switzer
Jack Wursten
Agronomist
Simplot Co
Idaho Falls
Hugh McKay
Tetoma Experiment Station
Tetoma
Idaho
Farm-Bureau Organization
County Farm Bureau Organization
Soil Conservation District Supervisors
County Extension Service
Mass Meeting Called for Paris Idaho City Election
Notice announces a mass meeting on Thursday April 2 1953 at 3 p m at the County Court House Paris Idaho to nominate a ticket and executive committee for the city election Nomination in order for a Mayor and one Councilman from Wards 1 2 3 and 4 Other offices are appointive Weldon B Grandy Mayor of Paris Idaho.
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Paris
Idaho
Weldon B. Grandy
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