Relief Society Party Brings Neighbors Together in Montpelier
The annual Relief Society party in Montpelier drew locals and visitors from Chadron to Dingle, with guests including Emma Transtrum, Louise Blade, Lydia Wedel, and Mr. Chester Transtrum. Multiple families from nearby towns attended. many residents reported a wonderful time and several locals traveled to visit kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Society
Paris
Nerai Wilhelm
George Brewer
Montpelier
Emma Transtrum
Chester Transtrum
Blackfoot
Louise Blade
Preston
Lydia
Wedel
Josephine Blade
Oren Peterson
Alvin “Peterson
Peterson
Arlene Holmes
Smeddey
Local Notes From Fish Haven and Surroundings
Mr and Mrs Don Loveland welcomed a baby boy born last Wednesday. Clifford Stock a AC Logan student has returned home. The mutual play cast presented their show 2 Garden City last Wednesday night. Fish Haven town team lost to Garden City M Mine last Thursday. C C Steck will return home this week from the east where he has spent two months. Kay Howell sprained his ankle playing basketball last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Limberg visit Mrs Limbergs mother Mrs Kay Howell. Mr and Mrs Stanley Parker visited in Montpelier Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Loveland
Clifford Stock
Logan
Mutual Play
Garden City
Fish Haven Town
M-Mien
Steck Wil
Kay Howell
Limberg
Local Notables and Community Updates in Paris and Vicinity
Miss June Smith a Paris beauty operator and Mrs Georgie Findlay are in Pood 2ilo the meh daughter of Mr and Vic Grant Findlay fell and broke a bone in her foot last week Mrs Effie Steck spent one day in St Charles last week Mr and Mrs Bud Nelson purchased a farm near Nampa Idaho Several new evivals have come to Fish Hen in recent weeks Mr and Mrs Lear Nelson welcomed a nine pound baby boy Mr Don Loveansa and Mrs Don Loveansa are proud parents of a baby boy Kareen five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn Lock slowly recovering from pneumonia Mrs Frank Pintay has been very with a dislocated shoulder and sprained arm Mrs Bryant Stock spent several days with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Findlay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Smith
Paris
Georgie Findlay
Pood
Vic
Grant Findlay
Effie
Steck
St. Charles
Bud Nelson
Nampa
Ida
Mos
Lear Nelson
Don Loveansa
Kareen
Glenn Lock
Pn Umonia
Frank Pintay
Bryant Stock
Frank Findlay
Liberty onc Event Dampened by Ice and Dance Night
A Tuesday March 16 Liberty event featured a short program and dancing with a luncheon. A large crowd attended and enjoyed themselves. Mrs. Hans Haren and Miss Deane Austin of Ligetty were reported at the home of Mrs. Samuel Austin. The Ward Old Folks party is planned for March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Haren
Deane Ausin
Ligetty
Samuel*Austin
Governor Buys Wildlife Stamps For Conservation Drive
Governor C A Bottolfsen signs a proclamation for National Wildlife Restoration Week March 19 to 25 and buys Ada County Wildlife Week stamps from Ralph Anderson. Stamps depict 80 subjects by noted artists and funding supports State Wild Federation and National Wildlife Federation programs. Public officials civic groups and schools urged to aid in conservation efforts statewide.
Governor Declares Idaho Wildlife Week Observance
Governor Bottolfsen issues proclamation for National Wildlife Week March 19 to 25 urging conservation of Idaho natural resources. He praises game fish forests soil and streams preservation and notes state participation in the 1925 restoration week. Bottolfsen bought the first sheet of 1939 Wildlife Stamps from Ada County Wildlife Week Chairman Ralph Anderson, with stamp receipts split between state Wildlife Federations and the National Wildlife Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
C. A. Bottolfsen
Ralph—Anderson
Ada County
Wildlife Week
Bottolfsen
Cardinal
R. G. Cole
State Wildlife Week
Ralph Anderson
A. D. Keeley
State Fish and Game Commission
Cc. A. Bottolfsen
Bortolfsen
Ada County Wildlife Week
State Wildlife Federations
National Wildlife Federation
Boise
D. Kelley
Senate Fish and Game Committee
RK. G. Cole
Paris Area Social Roundup Including Visits and Events
Local residents list visits to family homes and hospitals, travels to Salt Lake City and Pocatello for games and family affairs, plus teachers and students from Paris and Montpelier areas noted. Social calls, weekend trips, and a few local business and theatre references round out the community snapshot.
Reunion of the Re- Hef Society Observed Friday
The annual reunion of the Re- Hef Society was held Friday afternoon March 17. A well prepared program followed by luncheon. Bishop Calder presided and sister Julia Linsay conducted. Officers were sustained: Ann E Cook president Amanda Love land 1st counselor Celis Spence secretary Amey E Cook treasurer Imma Odekirk. Mariah Pope and Amanda L Pope continued as teachers. Mariah turned 16 Monday and Aunt Polly will be 89 on April 9. A surprise party at Mrs P N Hodges home honored Mariah’s 36th birthday with many relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re- Hef Society
Belief Society
Garden City
Calder
Julia Linsay
Stake Relief Society
Ann E Cook
Amanda Loveland
Celis Spence
Amey E. Cook
Imma
Odekirk
Mariah Pope
Amanda L. Pope
Mariah
Polly
P. N Hodges
W Pope
W L. Pope
P. N. Hodges
Frank Findlay
Fish Heaven
Interest on Taxes Delinquent Charge Reductions
Regular interest on delinquent taxes stands at 8 percent. Installment plans for 1932 to 1937 reduce to 6 percent, with further reductions for 1932 to 1934 calculated from January 14, 1935. Lump sum redemptions for 1932 to 1937 drop to 4 percent, and 1932 to 1934 gains are calculated from January 14 instead of delinquency entry.
Local Residents Return From Trips And Work
Mrs Elizabeth Allred arrived home from Rexburg after weeks away. Mr and Mrs William Lauritzen returned from New Days business and pleasure trip to Salt Lake City. Art Adams of Utah Power and Light Co is sending a crew to Camp Lifton to repair a transmission pipe at Mud Lake. Emerson school prepares for its annual operetta to be shown soon. New 1939 wallpaper arrives at Ko ard store. Mr and Mrs Tobby Michaelson and Mr and Mrs Eugene Neilson of Montpellier visited Paris on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lauritzen
New Days
Salt Lake City
Art Adams
Utah Power & Light Co
Camp Lifton
Mud Lake
Tobby Michaelson
Eugene‘Neilson
Montpellier
Paris
Henry Fielding Early Justice of the Peace Role
Novelist Henry Fielding, famed eighteenth century English writer, served as a justice of the peace in a distant English county before turning to literary fame. His early public service preceded his ascent as a celebrated author and social critic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fielding
Far West
Also Mentioned on This Page
ST Charles News
N J. Hemmertz
Thayne
Wye
Lawrence Peterson
Indian Creek
Utah
Althea Hayes
Georgetown
Grant Bunderson
Jennie Hemmertt
Salt Lake
Emma “Puggmire
Pocatello
Stanford
Pugmire
Luetta Pugmire
Wayne
Leemire
Ctai
Robert Hemmerst
Cleveland
Dave Watt
Pingree
Nephy
Chaelson
Lindsay
Dingle
Liberty
Dite
Bortolfsen Gat
Laketown
Raymond—Esteholdt
C. E. Cheney
Jesse Earley
Bear Lanke Hospital
J. JL. Wilkes
Star Valley
Clayton Robinson
Parnell Johnson
Elz‘ives
Vera Cheney
Nephi
Cheney
L-Atley
Ernest Knowles
Howard
Bishop
Mirs
John H. Weston
Benjamin Weston
Randolph
Todd ‘Wahis
Bike Lauritzen
Rodney Tunks
Frank Athay
Carl Finch
Walter Rich
James L. Dunford
James Dunn
John Bird
William Oakey
Camp Lift
Furniture Co
Keford Furniture Co
Wilter Hoge
Spen
Mrs. W. Smith Hoge
L. L. Deardorff
al Jones
Seth Kelsey
Posten
Sunda
Wih Nes Brokes
Whey
Jim Dunn
Jack Bird
Vinnie Price
Novelty Theatre
John Dawson
L. B Buxton
Ridge and Pinochlée
Wallis
Ege
Dovzan Pond
Baxter
Jensen
Patterson Derricott
Hayes
Hill
Harold Swift
Mac’ McClellan
E. B. Taylor
Utah Light & Power Co
Elizabeth Allred
Rexburg
Emerson School
Rily
Martena
DON Lea Shop
Neilson Furniture
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