Paris Lions win championship after defeat of Cokeville
Paris Lions Basketball team defeated Cokeville 48 to win the championship on Saturday night. Listed players include Wyler Orson Spen Jaussi Tearle Athay Athews Moroni Schwab Allan Stephens Hansen of Deer Lodge. Several members spent days at past week assisting with services.
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Cokeville
Paris Lions Basket
Gratehe
Herses Wyler
Orson Spen- Jaussi
Tearle Athay
Athews
Moroni Schwab
Allan Stephens
Hansen
Deer Lodge
Paris mass meeting to nominate city officials
Mass meeting issued for Thursday March 31 at 7 pm in the court room of the Court House Paris Idaho. Purpose to nominate and elect the city executive committee with one councilman each for wards 2 and 3 and two councilmen from wards 1 and 4. Fives are appointive. Wilidon B Grandy mayor of Paris Idaho.
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Paris
Wilidon BH. Grandy
Meyor
Idahé
M Men and Gleaner Week Observed Schedule
M men and Gleaner Week began last Sunday with two talks. On Monday a group attended the Logan Temple. Tuesday evening featured Mutual activities sponsored by M men and Gleaner classes. Friday evening hosts the Stake Music Festival. The big event is Wednesday March 30 at 8 p.m. a talent show in St Charles ward hall. All M men Gleaners Junior M men and Junior Gleaners and leaders invited.
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Logan Temple
Stake
St. Charles Ward Hall
Graham couple reveals stomach cancer detector
Idaho couple Dr John Graham and Dr Ruth Graham at Massachusetts General Hospital report a method using shed cancer cells to indicate stomach cancer. They analyzed 2000 patients, identifying 400 with cancer, as per the Idaho Chapter of the American Cancer Society.
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Idaho
American Cancer Society
John
Ruth Graham
Massachusetts General Hospital
Grahams
Westminster College
Salt Lake City
Paris
Salt Lake Tribune
Workers Attend Cancer School in Bear Lake County
Volunteer workers from 17 of 19 Bear Lake County towns attended Bear Lake Memorial Hospital high school training on cancer control. Present from Paris and Bloomington were Mrs. Clarence Rich and Mrs. Lauriel Thornock, with remarks by Dr. Maurice Heninger and county officials about cancer signs and quackery. The annual fund drive begins Friday April 1.
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Bear Lake County
Montpelier High School
Fish Haven
Bloomington
St. Charles
Paris
Ovid
Liberty
Sharon
Lanark
Clarence Rich
Wesley Baker
Idaho
American Cancer Society
Whitney
Charles
C. T. Parker
Francis Anderson
Boise
Millie Crockett
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Alfred Jensen
Oliver Peterson
Transtrum
Lauriel Thornock
Fern Beck
Alfred Humpherys
Fern Thornock
Maurice K. Heninger
LDS Hospital
Idaho Falls
Time Magazine
Heninger
Wridaz
Social Security Discussion at Co-op Day Meeting
The Social Security program for farmers will be discussed at the Annual Co-op Day in Fielding High School Auditorium. Ben Reavis from the Pocatello Social Security Office will lead the talk at 11 a.m. A luncheon for members follows at 12:15 with a brief business session after.
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Fielding High School
Ben Reavis
Pocatello Office
Social Security Administration
Blake Alleman Wins 4-H Angus Steer
A carnival like Jamboree Dance in Montpelier drew 4-H club members and the crowd. Blake Alleman of Noonan won the prize Angus steer. Booths offered dart throwing, photos, and candy. Proceeds support the Alpine 4-H Camp building fund with contributions from 4-H clubs and local business people.
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Montpelier
Angus Steer
Blake Alleman
Noonan
Barley Endorsed for Poultry Mash by Idaho Research
University of Idaho extension poultry expert Robert Black cites a three year study showing barley in laying mash yields egg production equal to other grains and lowers production costs. Experiments used 50 to 63 percent barley with peaks matching other grains and slight efficiency in egg output.
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Robert Black
University of Idaho Extension Service
Black
University of Idaho
Future Farmers of America Elects Leaders and Reports Drive
The Magpie drive aims for 1200 with Morrell Bunderson at 102 and Richard Stocker at 70 leading. St Charles tops per boy average at 22. Paris leads total. Election results show Joe Dunford as President, Morrell Bunderson as Vice President, Jay Johnson as Secretary, Perrance Mattson as Treasurer, Glen Gumpherys as Reporter, with Bob Transtrum and Taft Miller tied for Sentinel.
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Mehiing
Morrell Bunderson
Richard Stocker
St. Charles
Paris
FIFA
Ne! Morgan
Joe Dunford
Sherman Bartschi
Morrel Bunderson
Ronald Morgan
Jay Johnson
Evan Peterson
Terrance Mattson
Robert Stocker
Laurel Sorenson
Glen Humpherys
Vernon Bateman
DeVon Hirschi
Taft Miller
Robert—Transtrum
Larry Kelsey
Sat- Inel
Perrance Mattson
Glen Gumpherys
Bob Transtrum
Sentinel
New Fish and Game License Fees Take Effect May 4
The Attorney General says license fee increases become effective May 4 this year. 1955 licenses bought at the old rate before May 4 will remain valid all year and not incur the higher charges. The department will supply licenses but a full audit on the changeover may cause shortages in some areas.
Speech Training Classes Begin Sundays April 17
Speech training classes directed by the Stake MIA start Sunday evenings at 7 30. Open to Mutual and all interested church members to learn to speak clearly for church meetings scripture reading and social conversation. Text You Can Learn to Speak by Reyalt b Garff costs 1 40 and is available from the MIA Office Salt Lake City. Nora B Stephens is instructor.
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Stake Mia
Eiveryone
MIA
Beard
Paris
Reyalt_ b-Garff
North Main
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mia Choir to Present Concert at Bear Lake Tabernacle
The Bear Lake Stake MIA Choir will present a concert Friday March 25 at 7 30 p m in the tabernacle under director Shelton A Johnson with Ruby Bolton as piano accompanist. The program features Come Come Ye Saints An Angel From On High Jesus Lover of My Soul London Dairy Air Hallelujah Chorus and In Remembrance among others performed by the choir, a girls trio and soloists including Leonard Perkins Emery Welling Carilyn Morgan Ruth Hulse and Karen Wamsley.
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Bear Lake Stake Mia
Tabernacle
Shelton A. Johnson
Ruby Bolton
Karen Wamsley
Ruth “Hulse
Carilyn Morgan
London
Dairy Air
Leonard Perkins
Jesus
Emery Welling
Halleluiah Chorus
Paris Farm Bureau meeting features reseeding and alfalfa talk
The Paris local Farm Bureau met Monday night at Ovid. Bob Kerns spoke on reseeding range land preparing frozen foods and alfalfa weevil. A dance number was performed and refreshments were served.
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Paris
Farm Bureau
Ovid
Bob Kerns
Super phosphate in the dairy barns praised by extension agent
County Extension Agent Bob Kerns touts super phosphate as beneficial in dairy barns. Spreading it in gutters conserves nitrogen in manure, reduces odors, and keeps floors cleaner. It ties up nitrogen to limit ammonia escape. Recommend about a half pound daily per cow and adding 30 to 40 pounds per ton of stable manure to balance nutrients.
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Bob Kerns
Mary Parker Heads Emerson PTA Victory at Meeting
Mary Parker of Lanark was reelected president of the Emerson PTA at a regular meeting last week. Velma Hansen announced nominees who were unanimously chosen: Mary Parker president Rose Humpherys first vice president Ralph Roghaar second vice president Dorothy Nelson secretary. New officers sworn in by Mrs. Amber Goebel.
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Mary Parker
Lanark
Emerson Pta
Officera
Cfary
Avis Painter
Congress
Dorothy Welson
PTA
Ralph Roghaar
Bloomington
Farm Institute to be Held in Montpelier
The Bear Lake County farm Bureau Institute will be held in Montpelier on Thursday March 31. The women meet in the second ward hall and the men assemble at City Hall both meetings called for 1 80 p.m.
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Bear Lake County Farm Bureau Institute
Montpelier
2Nd “Ward Hall
City Hall
Rock Springs Pair Visit Ivan Beck Home Guests
Mrs Lena Palanck and daughter Mary Ann of Rock Springs Wyoming stayed several days in the latter part of last week at the Ivan Beck home. Mr Palanck and Mr and Mrs Thomas Facinelli called for them on Sunday.
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Lena Palanck
Mary Ann
Rock Springs
Wyo
Ivan Beck
Mr. Palanck
Thomas Facinelli
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital Admission and Discharges
Local hospital列 admits and releases list for Bear Lake Memorial Hospital covering March 15 to March 22 with multiple patients from Montpelier Cokeville Raymond Ovid and Wennington and notes major and minor surgeries births. Includes Mrs Kay Rigby and Ricky Pugmire among others.
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Kay Rigby
Pegram
Ricky
Scott Pugmire
Cokeville
Elizabeth
Joseph Evans
Raymond
Ida Toomer
Sherman Bartschi
Ovid
Oliver W. Holmes
Montpelier
Dayton
C. J. Solum
Georgetown
John
LaMar Roberts
Jesse Cuthbert
Twayne
Jay
Buhler
Wennington
Rudolph Sutter
Robert Rice
Chris Carlson
Sharon
Leland Vallentine
Lanark
Victor Lloyd
Anita Harrup
St. Charles
Dixie Ann Lloyd
Alton
Judy Lynn
Harold K. Regnier
Spencer Hess
Irs
Howard Berger
Peggy
Delbert Rentfro
Marilyn van Darlin
Idaho Junior Dairymen Show profits and growth noted
Kraft Foods reports Idaho Junior Dairyman program participation by 58 youths sharing 60 264 pounds of milk with total regional receipts reaching 171 724 51 from a record 4 881 690 pounds milk across 752 youths. The program began in 1947 and now spans 16 states and Canada.
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Idaho
Kraft Foods Company
Chicago
Graham T. Coulter
Kraft
Dairy Farm Service
Planta
Paris
Aberdeen
Blackfoot
Carey
Rirle
Rupert
Canada
First Spring Day Weekend Cold At Ten Degrees Below
The first day of Springtime in the Rockies and Bear Lake opened with 10 below zero. March has been harsh with nine below readings and twelve days above freezing. Snow remains nearly a foot deep though melting. Old timers call it the coldest winter in years. Mr and Mrs Van Ness Wallentine left for Boise to attend the State Cattlemen convention where Wallentine serves as state association president.
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Rockies
Bear Lake
van Ness Wallentine
Boise
Mr. Wallentine
Bloomington Nominating Convention Set for Wednesday
The Village of Bloomington will hold its Nominating Convention in the ward hall on Wednesday March 30 at 7 30 p m. This official meeting gathers local candidates and residents to discuss nominations for upcoming elections.
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Bloomington
Ward Hall
Appreciation for hospital visit and kind regards
Rich Allred thanks neighbors for calls, cards, and letters of goodwill during his hospital stay and expresses gratitude for the kindness shown by friends and community members.
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Rich Allred
March and April Activity Calendar Highlights
A sequence of school and community events lists venues and dates from March 25 to June 19. Included are music festival talent shows prom leadership and a series of MIA and speech trainings with multiple Paris Local Farm Bureau and Lanark mentions.
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St. Charles
MIA
H. 8
Ward
Paris
Farm Bureau
Farm
Lanark
RIA -Spiesh
GOLA
Blizzard Like Winds Halt Bear Lake Area Travel
Strong west winds whipped Bear Lake Valley creating blizzard like conditions with zero visibility for five hours. Lanark roads froze buses causing midday school stoppages and Wednesday closures as the storm moved from Ovid to Paris with several minor accidents and one serious head on near Arch Vallentine home.
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Lanark
Fish Haven
Ovid
Down
St. Charles
Vallentine
Paris
Seth Dunn
Georgetown
Fred Lewis
Local Boys in Armed Forces Stationed Overseas and Training
Berlin guards American installations. Lamborn from Laketo Utah serves in the 6th Safety Regiment in Berlin while Johnson from Laketown Utah bowls for the 4th Infantry Division's 12th Regiment in Germany. Eudell Parker in Japan reports a severe winter with blizzards and heavy snow near Sapporo, snowbound for days as mail arrives by helicopter.
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Berlin
Germany
Frederick Lamborn
Lawrence D. Lamborn
Laketo’ le Utah
6Th Saftry Regiment
Larry P. Johnson
Parnell Johnson
Laketown
Utah
4Th Infantryivision
12Th Regiment
Johnson
Army
North Rich High School
Eudell Parker
Japan
Eudell
Ronald Parker
Paris
the Stars and Stripes
Hokkaido
Udell
Sapporo
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