Relief Society Party Draws Wide Attendance
The annual Relief Society party in the ward hall on Mar 117 drew broad turnout with many eligibles present. Attendees included stake officers from Paris, Mr and Mrs Nerrii Wilhem, Mr and Mrs George Brewer of Montpelier, Emma Transtrum recently in Montpelier, and guests from nearby towns. Several families visited, babies were born, and many locals reported a wonderful time. other notes mention visits from Montpelier and Preston residents, travels to Logan and Salt Lake, and a funeral for Mrs Lindsay of Dingle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Nerrii Wilhem
George Brewer
Montpelier
Emma Transtrum
Chester Transtrum
Blackfoot
Chezter Transtrum
Relief Society
Louise Blade
Preston
Lydia Wedel
Josephine Blade
Oren Peterson
Alvin Peterson
Peterson
Arlene Holmes
Smedley
N. J Hemmertz
Thayne Wye
Lawrence Peterson
Indian Creek
Utah
Althea Hayes
Geo
Grant Bunderson
Jennig Hemmertz
Salt Lake
Fish Haven News Briefs Reflect Local Life and Sports
Mr and Mrs Ben Loveland welcomed a baby boy born Wednesday. Clifford Stock from AC Logan has returned home. Fish Haven town team lost to Garden City last Thursday. C Slick expected back from the east this week after recent travel. Kay Howell sprained an ankle playing basketball last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Limberg visited Mrs Limberg’s mother, Mrs Kay Howell. Mr and Mrs Stanley Parker visited Montpelier Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Loveland
Las
Clifford Stock
Logan
Garden City
Fish Haven
Slick Wil
Kay Howell
Limberg
Limbergs
Stanley Parker
Montpelier
Local Society Notes From Fo ca and Area
Miss June Smith a Paris beauty operator and Mrs Georgie Find lay are in Fo ca Mrs Effie Stock spent a day at St Charles. Mr and Mrs Bud Nelson have bought a farm near Nampa Idaho. Several new rivals have come to Fish He en recently Mani Mus Lasar Nalson Welcomes a nine pound baby boy. Mr and Mrs Don Love and I proud parents of a baby boy born March 15 Karen five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn S Des recovering from pneumonia Mrs Bryant Stock spent days with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Smith
Paris
Georgie Findlay
Foca
Don Loveandl
Karen
Glenn S
Des
Fank Pins Uy
Sha
Sony
Bryant Stock
Frank Findlay
Liberty an event held with dance and luncheon report
A Thursday gathering in Liberty featured a short program and dancing with a served luncheon. A large crowd attended and enjoyed themselves. Mrs Hans Hansen and Miss Deane Austin of Liberty were reported critically injured and cared for at their parents’ home. The Old Folks party is planned for March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Hansen
Deane Ausin
Livetry
Samuel” Austin
Governor Bottolfsen backs Idaho Wildlife Restoration Week stamps
Governor Bottolfsen signed a proclamation urging Idaho citizens to observe National Wildlife Restoration Week from March 19 to 25. He helped purchase 1939 Wildlife Poster Stamps, painted by noted artists, featuring 80 subjects. Receipts fund State Wildlife Federations and the National Wildlife Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
A-—Bottolfsen
Ralph Anderson
Ada County Wildlife Week
Wildlffe
National Wildlife Federation
Governor Proclaims Wildlife Week in Idaho 1939
Governor C A Bottolfsen issues a proclamation designating March 19 to 25 as National Wildlife Week in Idaho. He urges conservation of game fish forests soil and streams and commends agencies aiding conservation. He buys the first 1939 Wildlife Stamp sheet, with proceeds split between the state Wildlife Federation and the National Wildlife Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildlife Week
Bottolfsen
Idaho
C. A. Bottolfsen
R. G. Cole
State Wildlife Week
Ralph Anderson
Ada County
A. D. Keeley
State Fish and Game Commission
Bortolfsen
Ada County Wildlife Week
State Wildlife Federations
National Wildlife Federation
Boise
A. D. Kelley
Senate Fish and Game Committee
Anna-County Wild
Imittee
Social notes and visits from Laketown area residents
Local residents including Mr and Mrs Raymond Esteholdt and families visit relatives in nearby towns. Clayton Robinson escorts high school boys to Salt Lake for a basketball tournament while others travel to Nephi, Paris, and Camp Lifton for events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Esteholdt
C. E. Cheney
Jesse Earley
Bear Lake Hospital
J. L. Wilkes
Star Valley
Clayton Robinson
Salt Lake
Parnell Johnson
Elz‘ives
Vera Cheney
Nephi
Utah
Cheney
Ralph, Spiers
Pocatello
Spiers
Ernest Knowles
Logan
Howard
Bishop
John H Weston
Benjamin Weston
Randolph
Garden City Relief Society Reunion Honors Longtime Members
The Garden City Relief Society held a Friday reunion on March 17 with a well prepared program and a reading of historic minutes. Bishop Calder presided and Julia Linsay led as stake Relief Society president with officers Ann E Cook Amanda Love land Celis Spence Amey E Cook Imma Qdekirk. Mariah Pope and Amanda L Pope, longtime members since the first meeting, attended. Mariah turning 86 Monday and Aunt Polly turning 89 April 5 were celebrated with a party at Mrs. P N Hodges home joined by C W Pope W L Pope P N Hodges and Frank Findlay plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Society
Slyncheon
Garden City
Calder
Julia Linsay
Stake Relief Society
Ann E Cook
Amanda Loveland
Celis Spence
Amey E. Cook
Imma
Qdekirk
Mariah Pope
Amanda L. Pope
Mariah
C. W Pope
W. L. Pope
P N Hodges
Frank Findlay
Fish Haven
Interest on Taxes Delinquent Rates Announced
The regular interest on delinquent taxes is 8 percent plus penalties. Installment plan reductions apply for 1932 to 1937 to 65 percent, with further cutbacks for 1932 to 1934 from January 14, 1935. Lump sum redemptions for 1932 to 1937 drop to 4 percent, and 1932 to 1934 gains from January 14 rather than delinquency entry dates.
Local News Briefs From Rexburg To Paris
Mrs Elizabeth Allred returns home from Rexburg after a several week visit. Mr and Mrs William Lauritzen come back from Salt Lake City after a short business and pleasure trip. Art Adams of Utah Power and Light works on Camp Lifton transmission pipe at Mud Lake. Emerson school prepares for its annual operetta. New 1939 wallpaper arrives at 5c per roll. Mr and Mrs Tobby Micheelson and Mr and Mrs Eugene Neilson of Montpellier visit Paris on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lauritzen
Salt Lake City
Art Adams
Utah Power & Light Co
Camp Lifton
Mud Lake
Tobby Micheelson
Eugene Neilson
Montpellier
Paris
Henry Fielding Served as Westminster Justice of the Peace
Mid eighteenth century English novelist Henry Fielding held the office of justice of the peace in Westminster. He combined literary work with public duties, reflecting a career that spanned writing and local government service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goure
Henry Fielding
Westminster
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Emma Pugmire
Pocatetlo
Stanford
Annta—Pugmire
Luetta Pugmire
Wayne
Leah Pugmire
Acme
Robert Hemmer
Jinmie Cleveland
Yourgsters
Dave Watt
Pingree Ida
Neph. Michaelson
Numoer
Lindsay of
Dingle
Liberty
Governor Bays Wildlife Stamps
Laketown
Todd Wallis
Bie Lawrtzen
Rodney Tunks
Frank Athay
Soda Springs
Carl Finch
Walter Rich
James L. Dunford
Knss
James Dunn
John Bird
William Oakey
Furnitee
Keford Furniture Co
Wilter Hoge
W. Smith Hoge
L. L. Deardorff
al Jones
Seth Kelsey
Vinnie, Price
Novelty Theatre
John Dawson
L. B Buxton
Bridge
Wallis
Binge
Dow Zan Pond
Baxter
Jensen
Patterson Derricctt
Hayes
Hill
Shepherd Sommers
White
George Gooch Jr
O J Gooch
Patterson
Harold Swift
Mac McClellan
E. B Taylor
Utah Light & Power Co
Finiss
Nes Browne
Dunn
Jack — Ant el Oru
Tregrem
Lifton
Mr End
Unt
Fc Ceraston
Elizabeth Allred
Rexburg
Emerson School
Amal
Martena
DON Lea Shop
Neilson Furniture
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