Voters May Register For Elections
County Auditor announces open registration books with locations in multiple towns. Voters may register by contacting listed registrars. registration ends June 8 1946 at 9 00 p m. Those voting in same precinct last general election need not register. movers may register in new precincts or obtain transfers. Nominations filing opens April 12 1946 and closes May 1 1946. filing fee is 1 percent of salary minus 1 dollar. Election dates June 11 1946 nominating election and November 5 1946 general election.
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Fish Haven
Charles Beyeler
St. Charles
Melpha Anderson
Bloomington
LaPreal
David Buhler Noonan
Lester Skinner
Eight Mile
Hyrum Foster
Georgetown
Bertell Johnson Ramington
Montpelier
Florence Buck
Nettie Pearce
Montpailler
Chas Gaskins
Lydia Graff
Wardboro
O. T. Parker Dingle
Myrtle Dayton Alton c
Lune
Lanark Parents Receive Word On Son Delbert Parker
Mr and Mrs Irwin Parker of Lanark were informed their son Pfc Delbert Parker now a patient at Madigan General Hospital Ft Lewis Washington would be released from the hospital in a few days He has suffered pneumonia and has been confined for several weeks.
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Irwin Parker
Lanark
Pfc
Delbert Parker
Madigan General Hospital
Ft. Lewis
Washington
Delbert
Sunday study group gathers in St. Charles names attendees
The gathering at St. Charles includes Whitney Transtrum and Mr and Mrs Morris Athay Bp and Mrs Clarence Rich Mrs Fenton Allred Mr and Mrs Amos Hulme Mr and Mrs Weldon Grandy Bp and Mrs Kenneth Matthews and Mrs Merril Transtrum.
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Whitney Transtrum
St. Charles
Morris Athay
Clarence Rich
Amt
Fenton Allred
Amos Hulme
Weldon ‘Grandy
Kenneth Matthews
Merril
Quotes of the Week Highlight Congressional and Economic Views
A collage of quotes covers topics from housing shortages and OPA flexibility to government spending and fiscal balance. Notable speakers include Edward J. Folliard from Washington, Senator Wherry of Nebraska, President Robert R. Wagon of the National Association of Manufacturers, and Mrs. John A. Goodwin reflecting on a library closure.
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Robert R. Wagon
Natonal Assn. of Manufacturers
Automatic Guns Must Be Registered at Sheriff Office
The Bear Lake county Idaho sheriff extends firearm registration to sportsmen and ex G I s. Registration is voluntary except for full automatics or those convertible to full automatics. Mail registrations require make model calibre serial number and owner name to Alton P Bunderson sheriff.
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Sheriff's Office
G.I
Alton P. Bunderson
Bear Lake County
Paris
Idaho
4-H Credited With Part in the War Effort
Idaho 4-H leaders credit youth with key wartime food production. Dan Warren says Idaho boys and girls did hard, dusty work that fed troops and struggling nations. Secretary Clinton P. Anderson commended youth groups for aiding the War Food Administration and Agriculture Department during total war. Warren looks to future public service and peace-time achievements.
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Idaho
AK Eblene Am
Dan Warren
Warren
Clinton P. Anderson
War Food Administration
Department of Agriculture
4-H
Gossett Announces Candidacy for U S Senator from Idaho
Charles C Gossett declared in Boise that he will seek the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate in the June 11 primary. He cited his record as Idaho governor and state legislator and urged policies focusing on production, price stability, and national welfare during the Jackson Day dinner in Boise.
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Charles C. Gossett
Boise
US. S. Senate
Gossett
Washington
Idaho
A& A
Jtp
Dabor
U.S
Yaaho
United States
Neat Ming Mignon and Kendall Members Head to Chicago
Neat Ming Mignon, Shepherd and Mrs Rae Kendall left Salt Lake Wednesday evening for Chicago where they will attend school and work. Mrs Paralee Kendall retired last Thursday after getting short daughters entrain for Chicago.
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Shepherd
Rae Kendall
Salt Lake
Chigego
Paralee Kendall
Chicago
Mies Lois Hymne Returns After Exams at Idaho University
Lois Hymne, daughter of Mr and Mrs Day, recently completed examinations for Utah and Idaho beauty culture licenses. She is on her way back to Salt Lake City after taking state board tests at the University of Idaho and is now permitted to practice in either state.
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Mies
Lois Hymne
and & Fm
Salt Lake
University of Idaho
Utah
Idaho
Easter Seals appeal marks twenty first anniversary
The Idaho Society for Crippled Children urges support through Easter Seals as part of national celebration of the 21st anniversary of the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults. The 1946 seal features a bluebird motif and Mary Snyder of Memphis won the design award. Idaho aids include educational services for homebound children and those unable to attend public school.
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Idaho
Idaho Society For Crippled Children
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Olyla
Mary Snyder
Tech High School
Memphis
Tenn
Michael J Dowling
National Society
Richard H. Wells
Sixty Members and Guests Attend Lions Club Dinner
About sixty members and guests attended the Paris Liens club dinner at the Hotel Paris last Friday evening. Sheriff Bunderson spoke on the auto drivers test given to county students. Paris officers Leslie Allred and Montpelier guest Mel Mouritsen and Ray Pugmire attended.
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Paris
Montpelier
Mel Mouritsen
Ray Pugmire
Farmers urged to order legume seed early
Idaho extension agronomist 8B. Kuhns warns farmers to secure seed early as seeding season nears. Much of Idaho’s 1945 alfalfa and clover seed is already shipped out to meet high demand, risking lack of high quality Idaho grown seed for spring planting. Recommended varieties include Grimm Cossack Ranger Loldak Midland Cumberland red clover white and yellow sweet clovers Hubam for green manure Ladino White Dutch Alsike clovers and grasses Alta-Regae orchard mix for irrigated pasture.
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Kuling
Extension Agronomist
Idaho
Kuhns
Cossack
Ranger
Loldak
Midland
Cumberland
Mrs Von Nell Hoffman Hosts Wednesday Sewing Club
Mrs Von Nell Hoffman entertained the Wednesday Evening Sewing club last week. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Yvonne, Palmer Louanna Nelson, Ivette Wyler, Velma Hansen, Teen Wallentine, Twila Lewis and the hostess.
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von Nell Hoffman
Yvonne
Palmer Louanna Nelson
Ivette Wyler
Velma Hansen
Teen Wallentine
Twila Lewis
Grimmett Family Welcomes Dog Returned From Germany
By and Mrs O H Grimmett report their dog was found in Bremmerhaven Germany after the war began. Their son John cared for it since infancy and has now shipped the dog home. John has landed in York and expects to arrive home this week.
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O. H. Grimmett
Bremmerhaven
Germany
John
York
Bear Lake Soil Conservation Day Program April 2
The Bear Lake Soil Conservation District sponsors with the Extension Service and Soil Conservation Service a program at 2 p.m. on April 2 at the Rich Theatre in Montpelier. Special speakers include B Kuhns Extension Agronomist Boise Lennon G Bell Irrigation Engineer Pocatello and Silas L Wright district supervisor. Entertainment numbers will be between speakers. All interested in farming and Bear Lake county welfare invited.
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Bear Lake
Rich Theatre
Montpelier
St Charles Relief Society Keeps Busy with March Activities
The St Charles Relief Society reported active days in March with a Union meeting in Paris for 32 officers and visiting teachers, a work session quilting and sewing, and a March 16 party for 180 members and spouses featuring a three act comedy and a Sharon orchestra dance. A Sacrament meeting program honoring President George Albert Smith followed on March 17.
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St. Charles Relief Society
Paris
Stake
Relief Society
Man From Nowhere
Maurine Welling
Vilda Pugmire
Mrs. Craddock
Margaret Bunderson
Hilda Swenson
Lillian Crossley
Ann Royce
Norma Arnell
Dora Pry
Meredith Wilhelmsen
Prof. Holmes
Riley Crossley
Miss Prim
Norma Pugmire
Graydon
Don Webb
Henry Holt
Fayon Pugmire
Cox
Ernest Bowman
Rodney Baxter
Eldon Mattson
Sharon Orchestra
General Board
George Albert Smith
Sailor Dale Lauritzen Returns Home From Navy Discharge
Dale Lauritzen arrived home Friday after receiving his discharge from the Navy.
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Dale Lauritzen
Navy
Funeral Services Held March 16 for August Schmid
Funeral services for August Schmid were conducted March 16 at 1 p m in the Georgetown ward chapel with Bishop R S Sleight presiding. The service featured multiple speakers and musical numbers, followed by interment in Georgetown Cemetery and pallbearers named Willard Kyn, Kunz, Rulon Kuriz, Jose Quate, and Wayne Perkins.
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August Schmta
Georgetown Ward
R. S. Sleight
Melvin Clark
Georgetown
Alger_Ra Rao
Aled
Anni
Orlando N Kur
Bern
Robert Schmid
Sckinte Willard Ki Yn Ss
Kunz
Rulon Kuriz
Jose
Uate
Wayne Perkins
Army Enlistment Offers Broad Education and Pay Benefits
Young men ages 17 to 34 are reminded of new Army enlistment options offering 18 to 36 months of service with 2 to 3 year terms. Enlistees may choose branch, receive tuition up to 500 dollars per school year, and monthly living allowances of 65 dollars single or 90 dollars married. Mustering pay and overseas service credits apply. A U S Army Recruiting Representative will be at Burgoyne Hotel in Montpelier on April 4 5 18 and 3% to provide details.
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Gervb
United States
U. S. Army
Burgoyne Hotel
Montpelier
Navy
Boise
G.I
Feeding Oats To Poultry Urged By Idaho Specialists
Extension service notes plan for 1946 1947 oats feeding program for Idaho poultrymen and turkey growers. Whole oats fed free choice aid weight gain and feather development. turkeys also eat oats as much as other grains, hulls contain the feather building factor.
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Prenoore
Depediallat
Univergi Tales” Extension Service
Ae Dane Poultrymen
Moore
Idaho
Turkey
Lowe Family manages drug store during out-of-town visit
Mr and Mrs Reed Lowe operate the Lowe Drug store while Sherman Lowe visits his brother Wayward Lowe who is interring in California.
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Reed Lowe
Lowe Drug Store
Sherman Lowe
California
Wayward Lowe
Son Promoted to Sergeant in Army in Two Months
Word reached Mr and Mrs Amos Hulme from their son George that he had been promoted to Sergeant in the Army. It is his third promotion in two months and he is stationed in Panama doing office work in the Military Police branch.
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Amos Hulme
George
Sgt. Hulme
Panama
Military Police
Army
L D S Stake Buys 1500 Acre Bear River Ranch
The Woodruff Stake in Rich County Utah purchases a 1500 acre ranch on Bear River, 20 miles below Randolph, to support Church Welfare. The ranch will grow about 800 tons of hay and graze 300 cattle with ample water. price to be paid ranges from 26,000 to 30,000 dollars.
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Woodruff Stake
Rich County
Utah
LLDS
Bear River
Randolph
Navy enlistment steady after war as it ends
Boise Navy Recruiting Station reports civilian enlistments remain strong postwar with 16 in January 1943, 106 in January 1944, 40s in 1946, and 128 in February 1946. Officers cite high school completion, GI education plans, employment needs, career prospects, and pension security as key factors.
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Navy
Boise
Visit of Mr and Mrs Jacoba to Har Dover Oklahoma
Mr and Mrs Ed Jacoba arrived Thursday from Salt Lake and stayed with H. Spencer family until Saturday. They plan to establish a home in Har Dover, Oklahoma.
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Ed Jacoba
Salt Lake
H. §. Spencer
Har Dover
Oklahoma
Scofield Family Visit to Salt Lake City Parents
Mr and Mrs W B Hoge hosted Mrs Earl Scofield and children Melvin Jeraldine and Bill of 4 St Anthony as they visited Mia Scofield's tomb. On Tuesday the family departed for Salt Lake City to visit Howe and family and others.
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Rarl Scofield
Melvin, Jeraldine
Bill
St. ‘Anthony
Mia
Scofield
W. B. Hoge
Salt Leka
Iseot “Howe
Mary H. Davis Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs. Mary Humpherys Davis died last Thursday evening in Liberty after a lingering illness. Born May 7 1872 in Paris Idaho she was the daughter of George and Sarah Humpherys. She married James H. Davis Sept 25 1895 in the Logan temple and had six children with husband and three children predeceasing her. she served as a Primary counselor and Relief Society teacher.
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Mary Humpherys Davis
B. R. Hymas
Liberty
Paris
Idaho
George
Sarah W. Humpherys
James H. Davis
Logan Temple
Davis
Relief Society
Fd Aellis Co 2
Paris resident remembered in Lanark area service
Etta Bird died in Lanark after ten years in the community and the rest of her life in Paris. Survivors include two daughters Mrs B R Hymas and Mrs Guy C Webster, a son Wain H Davia, sister Mrs Emma Skinner, brother Henry Humpherys, eleven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services were held in the Paris 2nd ward chapel with Bishop O H Grimmett conducting.
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Lanark
Paris
B. R. Hymas
Liberty
Guy C. Webster
Boise
Wain H. Davia
Rexbure
Emma Skinner
Salt Lake City
Henry Humpherys
Paris 2Nd Ward
Bishop 0. H. Grimmett
W. Smith Hoge
Milford Passey
Amos Hulme
James Olsen
Etta Bird
Melinda Wyler
Bishop Grimmett
Card of Thanks for kindness after mother's long illness
We express sincere thanks for the sympathy and acts of kindness shown during the long illness and death of our mother. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Benj. R. Hymas Mr. and Mrs. Wain H. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. Webster.
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Benj. R. Hymas
Wain H. Davis
Guy C. Webster
Mrs. LaVere Hansen Visits D E Haddock Home
Mrs. LaVere Hansen and her children from Garden City spent the weekend visiting at the home of D. E. Haddock, sharing time and hospitality.
Gold and Green Ball Draws Large Crowd in Paris
A large crowd attended the Gold and Green Ball in the Fielding gym for the two Paris wards Tuesday night. A splendid floor show was a feature attraction.
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Paris
Republican candidates visit Paris and Bear Lake county
Dr. C. A. Robins the Republican Governor candidate and Mr. Horsley the Lieutenant Governor hopeful campaigned in Paris and Bear Lake county on Wednesday of this week.
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C. A. Robins
Mr. Horsley
Paris
Bear Lake County
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