Honorable Peter G Johnson to address Fielding High
Commencement exercises set for May 26 at 10 30 a m in the tabernacle with Hon Peter G Johnson of Blackfoot as speaker The program lists band community singing invocation mixed chorus principal's report valedictory vocal and cornet solos diploma presentation and benediction Afternoon sports and the annual alumni ball are scheduled for the Pavilion in the evening.
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Fielding High School
Tabernacle
Peter G. Johnson
Blackfoot
Johnson
John A. Hunt
Newell Budge
Bertha Cook
Peter G, Johnson
Cornet
Archie Shepherd
Eugene
Hart
Boreh and Smith Plan Idaho Homecoming Visit
Boise reports Senator William E Boreh plans to return home around early June for rest and a statewide visit. Congressman Addison Smith writes he urged the president to stop in Boise on the Pacific coast trip and to travel west by the southern route. Mrs Smith and he enjoyed a visit with a congressional party examining reclamation projects in the southwest and look forward to returning for summer and fall.
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Borah
Smith
Boise
William E. Boreh
Bartlett Sinclair
Addison T. Smith
Pacific Coast
Idaho
Impressive funeral for St Charles nurse Leucilie Benson
Impressive funeral services were held in the ward chapel last Thursday for Leucilie Pugmire Benson who died after a prolonged illness in a Pocatello hospital. The service honored her life of nursing and service with speakers including Henry Monson and Bishop Hunt. She leaves a mother father two sisters a brother husband and son. The grave was blessed by E C Keetch with prayers by J W Linford and W A Keetch. Benson was 29 and spent much of her life in St Charles. She previously worked for Dr Linn of Pocatello and trained as a nurse at Fielding Academy and local schools.
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Leucilie Pugmire Benson
Pocatello Hospital
Henry Monson
Pres
Oia Transtrum
Nancy Pugmire
Nancy Allred
Franx
Pocatello
J. W. Linford
W. A. C Keetch
E. C. Keetch
Drs. Linn
Publlic
Fielding Academy
Town clean-up day set for cemetery before Memorial Day
The new city administration designates Wednesday May 23 as a half day for cemetery cleanup. Residents will assist in removing winter refuse and improving grounds in preparation for Memorial Day.
Attorney Geraint Humphreys of Montpelier Sanctioned
Prorectlien Attorney Geraint Humphreys of Montpelier was sent on Saturday on business. The fragment notes a legal or official assignment tied to his role.
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Sarrae
Prorectlien
Geraint ‘Humphreys
Mrs. Chapman Dies in Montpelier After Illness
Mrs. Chapman died after a short illness of erysipelas at Montpelier. Survived by husband W W Chapman now in Logan Utah and daughter Blanche Groo of Laramie Wyoming and a son in law and other relatives. Funeral services held at the Montpelier Presbyterian Church with Eastern Star rites and a later burial in Logan beside her husband and two children.
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Gentry
Missouri
W. W. Chapmagly
Gertrude Elizabeth
Estelle
Women’s Benefit
Association of the Maccabees
Rey M. M. Stocker
Eastern Star
H. B
Whitman
A B Gough
Williams
G C Gray
Collipriest
Robert Gee
Strong
Wm. Hunter
Richard Gig
Logan
Utah
Bear Lake Valley locals note visits and summer open at hot springs
Notices from Paris and Bear Lake region report Mr. James Shepherd of Ogden visiting family, Miss Athay leaving for Grace, and several residents traveling for visits. The Bear Lake Hot Springs reopen for summer inviting swimmers. Work continues on the steel plant near Pya, with 200 workers now and expected to grow to 7800 this summer. Snow melts, wildflowers appear, and residents praise Bear Lake valley as a summer home.
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Pya
Paris
Widom
Bear Lake Valley
Fielding High School Graduates 27 Seniors Parade
Twenty seven Fielding High School students, fourteen girls and thirteen boys, have qualified for graduation pending completion of current work. The class features student leaders Everett Dayton, Maurita Cleveland, Nowell Budge as valedictorian, and Fern Allred as runner up. The group distinguished itself in theater, debates, basketball, and campus activities.
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the Fielding High School
Zelda F. Keetch
Fielding High
Everett B. Dayton
Fielding Student Association
Maurita
Cleveland
Alee Leonard Bacon
Georgetown
Fem
Alfred
Newell
Budge
Mrs. Shepherd
Maya G Dunford
Violet Price
Fern Allred
Rulon Kunz
Lynn Hayward
Edward Bacon
Norma Pugmire
Viola Harris
Morris Athay
Golden Tueller
LeRoy Bateman
Zelda Keetch
Lynn Nayward
Verett Dayton
7Golden Traller
Carson Taylor
Wendell Stucki
Everett Dayton
Union Pacific
State University
Nowell Budge
Grant Dunford
Returns to Paris for Summer
Mrs. Thomas Caldwell arrived home from Portland Oregon where she spent the winter with her husband in government hospital care for service injuries. The couple expect to return to Paris in late August after Thomas underwent February surgery for an abscess. Adolph Hunsaker, Mrs Caldwell’s father, came from Dingle and will spend the summer in Paris with his daughter.
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Thomas Caldwell
Portland
Gegon
Sam
France
Thomas
Paris
Adolph Hunsaker
Toy
Caldwell
Dingle
Southern Idaho Placed on Mountain Time Basis
An Interstate Commerce Commission order shifts southern Idaho from Pacific to Mountain Time effective May 13. The public had not yet received the order. Commission Chairman B M Sweeley expected mailed notification to Boise soon. Also noted, Mrs Nora Cleveland of St Charles was a Paris visitor on Wednesday.
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Idaho
Boise
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Addison T. Smith
Pacific
Public Utilities
B. M Sweeley
Nora Cleveland
St. Charles
Paris
George Stock in town to sell Dodge cars
George Stock of St. Charles Motor Company spent Wednesday in town handling business. The firm, Dodge Motor Company agent, is seeking buyers for several cars in the city.
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George Stock
St. Charles Motor Company
Dodge Motor Company
Commissioners Meet in Paris for Adjourned Session
County Commissioners Ed C. Rich of Montpelier Whi R. Morgan of Liberty and John A. Hunt of St Charles with County Attorney D. C Kunt attended an adjourned meeting in Paris on Friday.
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Ed C. Rich
Montpelier
Whi
R. Morgan
Liberty
John A. Hunt
St Charles Andounty
D. C Kunt
Paris
Mrs. Alvin Romero and children visiting in Bern and Soda Springs
Mrs. Alvin Romero and her children recently returned from California and are visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs A Romero before visiting her parents at Bern Soda Springs.
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Alvin Romero
California
A. Romero
Bern
Soda Springs
Feller Returns to Bountiful After Leave
Mr Alton Feller returns to Bountiful Utah Friday after weeks visiting relatives here His sister Mrs Charles Collings and other relatives note he is a U S Army member stationed in San Francisco California and is spending his furlough with family and friends.
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Alton Feller
Bountiful
Utah
New Administration Takes Reins of Paris City Government
The new city administration sworn in includes Mayor J L Dunford City Clerk W Smith Hoge Treasurer F J Price and eight councilmen Val ientine Bird Shepherd Pendrey Pugmire Crawford Tueller and Dunn. They plan committee appointments at the next meeting and designated half a day before Memorial Day to beautify the cemetery on May 28. The old administration was thanked for past services.
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Paris
J. L, Dunford
W. Smith Hoge
F, J Price
Robert Valientine
Walter Bird
A W, Shepherd
T, Pendrey
Les Pugmire
F, Crawford
Chris Tueller
Crandell” Dunn
A W. Shepherd
Poultry Specialist Makes Countywide Inspection Visit
Poultry Specialist Pren Moore of the University of Idaho and County Agent Chase Kearl conducted a thorough inspection across the county visiting nearly all poultry raisers. They toured Lanark Liberty and Montpelier with over a dozen prominent poultry farms examined and discussed eggs and poultry marketing.
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Pren Moore
University of Idaho
Chase Kearl
Reales Es
Moore Booke
Local merchant touts 11000 eyes in afternoon rush
A leading city merchant boasts taking in over 11 000 eyes at his store last Saturday afternoon in under three hours. He hints at shipping a carload to eastern markets to secure higher prices for the stock.
Montpelier Elks Minstrels Set For Gem Theatre Night
The Montpelier Elks present a second big minstrel show with local and outside talent. A noon street parade features the full cast and band in gay attire. A 3:30 children’s matinee and an 8:30 opening performance are planned at the Gem Theatre with a senior invitation for locals over 65.
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Montpelier Elks
Elks Club
Montpellier
the Elks
Gem Theatre
Students Begin Dreaming of a Bright Future to Graduate
A group of students starts their journey toward graduation with bold dreams for the future. They are not stepping off but stepping forward, shaping goals and plans for success after May.
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Céu- May
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