Paris Second Ward Relief Society Annual Party
The Paris Second Ward Relief Society held its annual party Friday March 13 at the Second Ward chapel. A dinner for 132 followed by an entertaining program directed by Velma Hansen Blaine Bolton and Vern Petersen featured skits, readings, vocal quartet, and dances with thanks to organizers and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris, Second Ward
Jane ‘Humphreys
Shirley Floyd
Een
Tanndra Pugmire
Cleare Taylor
Afton Stuck
Alice Blue Gown
JarSkit
Udell
Gloria Parker
Glen Ward
Gilbert James Wkes
Alfred Hart
Darlene Rich
Velma Hansen
Joe Wyler
Leonord
Stucki
Arolina Moon
Ding
Rex Law
Mari
Iy Hull
Carla Lewis
Regsing
Gilbert Hull
Archie Vallentine
Relief Society
Mar
Eborn
George Parker
EF Qod
Gladys Mittgan
Ozella Beck
Ann Wallending
Elaine Bolton
Elva Passey
Gra’ Panne Blanch Eborn
Edith Bunn
Daughter of former residents graduates in Salt Lake
Janice Grady daughter of Mr. and Mrs Weldon E Grandy of Salt Lake City and former Paris residents recently completed Salt Lake Switchboard and Receptionists school She also finished a three month basic nursing course and will be placed as receptionist and switchboard operator An active Monument Park Sixth Ward member she sang in the choir and taught primary She graduated from Fielding High School and attended BYU Grandy grandparents reside in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Grady
Weldon E. Grandy
Salt Lake Cty
Paris
Salt Lake
Janice
Monument Park
Fielding High School
BYU
Emil Grandy
Merlin H. Eborn
LaMar Eborn
Central States
St. Louis
Missouri
Jesse P. Rich
Charles Rogers
van Nelson
Walter Bird
Logan
Eddie Wilcox
Salt Lake City
Leroy Orr
Glen Sleight
Carol Ann Hawkes
Alan Hawkes
Brad Gallaher
Scott
Greg Athay
Leo Spencer
Steve
John Passey
Max Lyons
Delano
George Palmer
Weldon Grandy
Ernest Gubler
Smithfield
Merlin Parker Hurt In Rear Collision
Merlin Parker of Montpelier sustained severe injuries after a rear-end crash Friday near Washington and 10th streets. He, driving a 1959 Mercury eastbound, stopped for a red light when Glen Hymas of Raymond, in a 1957 Chevrolet, struck from behind. Parker suffered a broken neck and multiple rib injuries. Hymas had a cut lip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin Parker
Montpelier
Washington and
10Th Streets
White
Glen Hymas
Raymond
Mark Wilson
Parker
Hymas
New Conservationist Named for Idaho State
Lee T Morgan, deputy state conservationist for the U S Soil Conservation Service in Utah since 1954, is appointed Idaho state conservationist by SCS Administrator D A Williams. He succeeds Neil Irving who retires after 20 years. Morgan has served in Hereford Texas Washington Fort Collins Albuquerque and Salt Lake City in various SCS roles since 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee “T’ Morgan
U. S
Soil Conservation Service
Utah
Idaho
SCS
D. A. Williams
Morgan
R. M
Neil) Irving
Hereford
Texas
Washington, D C
Fort Collins
Colorado
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Salt Lake City
Today and Yesterday by Ezra J. Poulsen
The column muses on rootedness versus mobility in modern life with quotes from Thoreau and Johnson, noting travel wisdom and the Paris Lions basketball tournament as well as a hoped for annual flower show start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra J. Poulsen
Paris Lions
Ant Manter
Paris
Cliff Dwellers and Cliff Habitat in an Odd Fragment
Fragmentary notes discuss cliff dwellers and cliff housing ideas. The text references visual access from atop the Empire State Building and mentions apartment housing as a current speculative image.
Fielding High Wins Top Honor at Idaho High School Press Meet
At the Idaho High School Press Association convention in Pocatello on March 20 Fielding High School earned top honors for the Searchlight, receiving a trophy in the 200 or fewer circulation class. About 360 students from 40 high schools attended, with awards also given to Borah Boise Mountain Home and Sugar Salem in various circulation groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho High School Press Association
Idaho State College
Pocatello
Fielding High School
Borah, High School of
Boise
Mountain Home
And
Sugar Salem_High School
Dale J Cook
Idaho Falls
AEC
Idaho
Idaho's Paper Boom Reforms Forest Slab Waste Into Profit
Sixteen communities in Idaho, Oregon and Washington benefit from an $8 million forest harvest as barked slabs once burned become raw material for paper. Potlatch Forests, Inc. buys the chips, with mills using barkers and chippers to process slabs into pulp. The industry creates jobs, boosts trucking and rail work, and improves mill efficiency while even bark aids fuel and power generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Sonsmiteneania-Say’ Mills
Potlatch Forests, Inc
Lewistor
Jwdale
Potlatch
William R.bose
Nomination Convention Set for St Charles Village Idaho
A notice calls a nominating convention for Wednesday April 1 1959 at 7 80 p m in St Charles Hall St Charles Idaho to nominate three members to the village board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Charles Village
Idaho
St. Charles Hall
St. Charles
Bull Sale and Show Scheduled in Kammerer Wyoming
The Southwest Hereford Association will display fifty selected bulls on Friday April 10 at 1 p.m. The sale opens Saturday April 11 at 1 p.m. A free lunch will be served prior to the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Hereford Association
Kemmer‘er
Wyoming
Local church notices and family visits fill town week
Sunday services featured Bishop and Mrs. L B Rich with Ruth Pugnards performing an organ solo. Daughters of the Utah Pioneers met at Ada Pugmire home with Myrtle Pugmire as co host. Many visits including Pugmire kin and nearby families. A town tournament, a baby arrival, and hospitality events mark a busy period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Rich
Ruth
Montpelier Hospital
Neil ¢ Wilhelmson
Idaho Falls
Mack
Bishop
Clifford Allred
Arlo Rasmuassenson
E. P. Cleveland
Orlando Monson
Tom and
Mildred Johson
Alfred
DeLoris Keetch
Ada Pugmire
Arden Bunderslon
Ogden
Eugene Arnell
Montpelier
Holy Cross Hospital
Salt Lake City
Farrell
Germany
Betty
Missouri
Merita Clayton
Chees Cleveland
Katheryn
Marjean
Ands
Hob Pugmire
Laurel Pugmire
Landon Pugmire
Relief Society and Mutual activities fill a busy week
Donna Larsen led a Relief Society lesson with 26 attendees on Tuesday. Nursery duties were handled by Audrey Nielson. Mutual Bee hives met at Hilda Sorenson’s home with guests JoAnn Olsen Mary Arm Nicholls and Laura Lee Larsen. In service training had nine present with Wallis Beck leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Larsen
Relief Society
Audrey Nielson
Hilda Sorenson
M.A
JoAnn Olsen
Mary Arm Nicholls
Laura Lee-Larsen
Mary Lynn Beck
Venna Kaye Beck
Mary Lou Peterson
Wallis' Beck
Nina Sorenson
Ruth Beck
Hazel L. Peterson
Raymond H. Woods
Wanda Johnson
Inez Phelps
DUP
Montpelier
Friddy
Mina Perkins
Incz
Willis Harrup
Dewey Johnsons
Irene Beckwall
Ogden
Hissinfé
LeRoy Peterson
Mitchell Beck
The
Marie Olsen
Willard Johnson
Prophet Joseph
Emma Smith
Sarah Cleveland
Eva Johnson
Elizabeth Whitney
Delma Sorenson
Ray Johnson
Farrell Nielson
Ina Peterson
LaRae Nielson
Shirley Johnson
Russell Sorenson
Accordién Solo
Brent Kunz
Guitar
Kendell Larsen
Kay Olseh
Carma Jensen
Harley Peterson
Maybell Peterson
Artrio
Ivy Jensen
Marieetta Samson
Tyrum Olsen
Dent Jensef
Helen Parker
Peter Nielson
Adyai Nielson
Brent Olsen
Marvin Beck
Steve Sorenson
Allen Peterson
Genean Peterson
Ammy Shortlif
Beediction
Laurell Sorenson
Bobby Jenser
Preston
Byu
Provo
Linda
Olsen
Jay Johnson
Dimick Negligent Homicide Trial Attracts Large Crowd
A Boise courtroom drew a large turnout Tuesday and Wednesday for the State of Idaho versus Orvill Dimick. Prosecutor Elbert E. Gass led the case while defense was Black Black and Orvil. Dimick faces negligent homicide charges for a 1958 traffic crash as evidence concluded Wednesday afternoon with a jury likely to begin deliberations that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lakers
Orvill Dimick
Dimick
Elbert E. Gass
Black, Black and Orvil
Boise
the Post
Fragmentary OCR Item on Grant Political Scene
Fragmented text mentions U.S. Grant and Republican context in the White House, with unclear surrounding details and mixed phrases. The readable portions reference presidential history and party, but lack coherent facts or a full narrative.
Bear Lake Valley Dairy Coop Meeting Highlights Elections
The Bear Lake Valley Dairy and Coop Association held its annual meeting in Bloomington last Saturday. Lester Skinner of Nounan was re elected chairman with Norman Roberts as vice president and Atlin Pugmire of St Charles starting his first term. Dean Sharp of Preston spoke on the Idaho Coop Council contest win and trip to Penn State for the American Institute of Coop. Lenard Manuaring of the Upper Snake River Valley Dairymen’s Association gave the principal address. Paris First Ward Relief Society sponsored the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake Valley Dairy and Coop Association
Bloomington
Lester Skinner
Nounan
Dean Ward
Norman Roberts
Atlin Pugmire
St.Charles
Dean_ Sharp
Preston
Idaho
Coop Council
FFA
Pennsylvania State University
American Institute of Coop
Lenard Manuaring
Snake River Valley
Dairymra
Paris
Elder W. S. Shepherd Writes From Canada
Elder Wendell Shepherd, serving a two year LDS mission in New England, sends greetings from Halifax Nova Scotia where he acts as Supervising Elder in the Nova Scotia district. He notes heavy snow and continued winter conditions in Halifax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell“. Shepherd
LDS Church
New England
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Nova
Scotia
Canada
School Reopens After Flu Closure Across District
The district reports the school reconvened after a week’s shutdown due to influenza. Mild cases remain in scattered areas, but overall illness has abated and classes have resumed their routine.
Spring Weather Puts Hunters, Fishermen On Alert
A fragmented weather note describes cool late winter days with light snow and sun. It predicts continued chilly conditions, mid 40s temperatures, and hints at early fishing plans if the pattern persists.
PTA Plans School Consolidation Between Bloomington and St Charles
A March 23 1959 PTA meeting at the Bloomington schoolhouse discussed merging the two towns schools by combining grades and sharing lunches. A secret ballot yielded 26 in favor with one undecided. a delegation was named to meet the school board that evening. A follow up meeting was set for March 30 with St Charles PTA and school board members to continue planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Bloomington
St. Charles
Prides
Ioth
Nina Jean Thomas
Helen Jean Ward
Hlppeington
St.Charles
Aps
Nada Jean Thomas
Paul Haddick
LaVell Ward
Bloomington Recreation Hall
St. Charles Pta
March events and elections listed for community groups
Activity calendar shows March events including BYU Men's Chorus at Fielding High School auditorium at 11 pm and EFA State Convention in Idaho Falls March 26 27 28. Also Legion Banquet at Bloomington Hall March 27 and Liberty Ward Dance March 30. Paris City nominating convention at Fielding High School auditorium March 30 7 30. April 1 St Charles nominating convention April 2 First Ward Relief Society party April 8 Pep club format and April 4 High School Band concert at the High School 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BYU_ Men
Fielding High School
EFA
Idaho Falls
the Legion
Bloomington Hall
Pam
Liberty Ward
Paris City
St. Charles
First Ward Relief Society
Gene
Round About the Town Local Visits and Travel Notes
Harley Hansen and Wilford Michel travel to Georgetown Wednesday to see the phosphate mine. Montpelier and Logan visitors frequent the area with visits to Mary Stucki and Dallas Athay households. Mission news notes Merlin H. Eborn serving in St Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Hansen
Wilford Michel
Georgetown
Elaine Webb
Ada Stucki
Montpelier
Felton Allred
Réea Jefsen
Ben Kelsey
Logan
Lovelyn Thirkill
Mary Stucki
J. Wendell Stucki
Stucki
Chicago
Berea
Kentucky
Middle East
W. J. Looslee
Arnold “Dance of Blackfoot
Darwin
Salt Lake City
Lilian Carlson
Alvin Curlesg
Butler
Gilbert Athay
Bill Rogers
USA
Dallas Athay
Rogers
Terry Smith
Daughters
Soda Springs
Walter Bird
Tdaho
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hay
America
England
Becne
Dr. Johnson
Thoréau
Indies
Welding
Astyn Stucki
Dorothy Nye
Lynn_Pugmire
Norene Crossley
Linda Hart
Betty Ramey
Melinda Sparks
Searchlight
Paper Industry
Kammerer, WY
Ovid News
U. S. Grant
White’ House
Bear Lake Valley Dairy Coop
ELDER
W. S. Shepherd
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