Candidates visit B L County in 1962 Idaho campaigns
In Paris last week Al Lindquist Blackfoot mayor and contractor discussed a sales tax. He would back a replacement tax with property tax relief and higher exemptions for low earners. Jack Hawley Boise senatorial candidate criticized government spending. Tracy Coker Twin Falls teacher and U S Representative hopeful cited federal overreach and anti Communist concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
al Lindquist
Blackfoot
Lindquist
Idaho
Jack Hawley
Boise
Dworshak
Tracy Coker
Twin Falls
U. S
Bear Lake
Randolph Man Named Honor Graduate at Air Force School
First Lieutenant George M. Groll, son of Mr and Mrs George A Groll of Randolph Utah, was named honor graduate of the U S Air Force Weapons Control Officer Course at Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
AIR Force School
George M. Groll
George A. Groll
Randolph, Utah
Tyndall Air Force Base
Fielding High School Valedictorian and Salutatorian Named
Kelly Matthews named valedictorian for Fielding High School graduation at Bear Lake Stake Tabernacle Paris on May 24. Diane Hymas named salutatorian, active in National Honor Society and student government, with plans to study business education at Utah State or Ricks College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding High School
Bear Lake Stake Tabernacle
Paris
Kelly Matthews
H. K. Mathews
Liberty
Idaho
Kelly
FFA
FPA
Utah State University
Brigham—Young University
Diane Hymas
Calvin Hymas
Diane
Fielding High
Lyre
Seminary
Searchlight
Fieldonian
Ricks College
Idaho Grassman of the Year program renewed for 1962
The Idaho Grassman of the Year program is approved for a 12th year with a record 31 counties reporting organized programs. A no host breakfast at the Hotel Paris on Tuesday May 17 at 7:30 a.m. is being arranged with Bear Lake county agent Hyrum Johnson coordinating local efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Hugh Hough
Paul V. Nash
Paris
Hyrum Johnson
Bear Lake
Mr. Hough
Ty Nash
Johnson
1962 Fish Production Guarantees Trout For All Fishermen
Idaho expects about a quarter of a million anglers to catch an average 50 fish each in 1962. About four fifths will be natives and 20 percent pen raised in 14 hatcheries. Hatchery schedules cover restocking after irrigation draw downs and disease losses at Hagerman and Twin Falls. Fry fish are stocked in lakes and reservoirs, with catchable trout in rivers and streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Hagerman
Twin Falls
Florida officer reassigned to Spokane Air Defense Sector
Lt. Groll, alumnus of Utah State University, entered service in 1955 and is being reassigned to the Spokane Air Defense Sector at Larson Air Force Base for duty in his new specialty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Groll
Utah State University
Spokane Air Defense
Larson Air Force Base
Grammar School Spring Festival Draws Big Crowd
The Emerson grammar school festival on Thursday evening May 3 filled Fielding High gym. Principal Amos B Hulme opened with a talk on school needs followed by Brad Nelson and student leaders. Dances featured include Pop Goes the Weasel Merry Go Round Turkey in the Straw and others by grade level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Grammar School
Fielding High School
Emerson School
Amos B. Hulme
Brad Nelson
Loraine Stucks
Edith Orr
Registrars Named for Primary Election Across Bear Lake County
County clerk Sam V. Tunks reminded voters registration closes Saturday for the nominating election. West Bear Lake precinct registrars include Paris L Hugh Shephard Bloomington Julan Thornock St Charles Joseph Laker Liberty Sharon Lanark H K Matthews Ovid Siver Nielson. Additional registrars cover Georgetown Bennington Pegram Wardboro Dingle Noonan Bern Alton Raymond Geneva and four Montpelier precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam V. Tunks
Bear Lake County
Paris
L. Hugh Shepherd
Bloomington
Julan Thornock
St. Charles
Joseph Laker
Liberty
Sharon and Lanark
H. K. Matthews
Ovid
Siver Nielson
Georgetown
Bennington
Pegram
Wardboro
Dingle
Noonan
Bern
Alton
Raymond
Geneva
Montpelier
Utah Cattlemen Plan Logan Meeting For Livestock Education
Utah Cattlemen represented by the Utah Cattlemen's Association and University of Utah faculty will meet on May 11 at Logan campus to review livestock education programs in the intermountain region. Dean W. H. Bennett and Howard J. Clegg co chair the session discussing beef cattle improvement through bull grading and performance testing and related economic aspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TMS Cattlemen
Utah
Utah Cattlemen’s Association
Logan
Inter-Mountain Area
W.h-Bennett
College of Agriculture
Howard J. Clegg
New US Flag and Pole Dedicated at Courthouse
A new fifty star flag and flag pole were dedicated Monday May 7 at the Lake County courthouse square. Emerson grammar school pupils 245, county officials, American Legion Post 84, and Bear Lake valley residents attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County
Emerson Grammar School
American Legion Post
Bear Lake Valley
Arthur Eborn
Amos B. Hulme
C. N. Carlsen
James Hawkes
Paris
United States
Legionnaires
Preston Thomas
Ce So
Almander
Legion Post 84
Leslie Bolton
Thomas
Findlay
Emerson School
Darla Jan Vallentine
Craig Passey
Bear Lake Rangers plan July Fourth celebration
At Paris city hall council chambers the Bear Lake Rangers discussed Fourth of July plans under new officers J Vivian Nye president Alfred incident Peter Jensen secretary Eldon Webb historian Cyril Sorenson director Van Nelson captain and Douglas Haws lieutenant Uniforms were chosen and displayed at Lowe drug store. Members invite local business leaders and residents to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake Rangers
Paris
J. Vivian Nye
Alfred Incident
Peter Jensen
Eldon Webb
Cyril Sorenson
van Nelson
Douglas Haws
Rangers
Lowe Drug Store
Cattle Industry Meet Explores Range Management and Research
A meeting reviews uses and developments in range management, cattle health research and disease control, carcass grading procedures, feeding and fattening of beef cattle. A site tour for the proposed Animal Research Center closes the gathering, linking cattlemen with educators and specialists across the inter mountain area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain
One Horse Town Phrase Described in Russa
A saying defines a one horse town as a place with just enough people to be fed by a single horse. It reflects a compact rural locale and evokes a simple community scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russa
Farm Bureau head links farm labor bills to welfare state
Lloyd D. Browning of the Idaho Farm Bureau warns that a package of Senate measures, led by Senator Harrison Williams, would create a welfare state for agriculture. The bills would regulate migrant workers, set wage floors, fund migrant services, expand housing and health programs, and permit union involvement in farming labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Williams
New Jersey
Lloyd D. Browning
Idaho Farm Bureau
Browning
Senate
Secretary of Labor
Co T
Draft Board Paris Office to Close for Five Days
The Paris Draft Board office will close Monday May 14 through Friday May 18 per clerk Mrs Mildred Nye. Registrants must act by Monday May 21 by contacting Mrs Juanita Smart or Mrs Collins in the county treasurer’s office at the courthouse or Mrs Webb in the county agent’s office. For urgent non registration business contact Mrs Nye at 945 2283.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Draft Board
Mildred Nye
Juanita Smart
Collins
Court House
Webb
Nye
Red Cross Drive in Rich County Ends in Success
The Red Cross drive in Rich County was completed successfully. Josie Lam born announced the effort. Mrs Thottie Jackson chaired Randolph with assistants Beverly Bell and others, totaling $174.30. Woodruff raised $43.80 under Mary Tingey. Garden City collected $3700 led by Melinda Gibbons. Laketown contributed $75.15 led by Viola Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Rich County
Josie Lamborn
Mrs
thottie—Jackson
Randolph
Beverly Bell
Alice Marr
Beth Telford
Freda Sorenson
Inza Kennedy
Effie Hoffman
June Kennedy
Donna Groll
Patsy Wamsley
Colleen Rex
Nathel Hoffman
Winona Nebeker
Mary Kennedy
Charmaine Hoffman
Darlene Thomas
Margaret Argyle
Jo Ann Bell
Lawrence Hanney
Rich Lamborn
Woodruff
Mary Tingey
Delora Frodsham
Ruby Wilson
Elaine Cox
Leath Eastman
Lillie Cornia
Garden City
Melinda Gibbons
Marlene Hansen
Luann Findlay
Laketown
Viola Wood
Thelma Johnson
Lea’ Lamborn
Noma Lee Pugmire
Emerson School eighth graders to run car wash
Eighth grade students at Emerson school will operate a car washing project at the rear of the school building on Saturday May 12. A nominal charge of $1 per car will be collected and residents are invited to support the students’ good work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson School
Paris Stake Conference Seeks Spiritual Missionary Example
Presiding at the Bear Lake Stake Quarterly Conference in the Paris Tabernacle on May 6 Elder Franklin D. Richards urged church members to support missionary work and live by church teachings. Sessions, conducted by acting leaders, featured addresses on parental influence and religious education, with brief remarks from local ward members and musical numbers. New officers for the Sixth Quorum of Seventy and Elders were sustained along with leadership changes in the Stake Young Women’s M I A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Paris Tabernacle
Franklin D. Richards
Council of the ‘Twelve Apostles
Stake
William K. Matthews
Arlin R. Pugmire
T. Jay Nelson
Pugmire
God
Nelson
Keith Oakes
Church Unified School System
Helen Richards
Richards
Gilman Merritt
Garden City
New England
L. Burdette Pugmire
Kelly Matthews
Liberty Ward
Doreen Hirschi
St. Charles Ward
Spencer Stucki
Paris
Anna Keele
St. Charles
Bloomington
First Words
Darlene N. Rich
Niels Wilhelmsen
Leonora Stucki
Ruth Pugmire
David G. Parker
Fenton R. Allred
Loren N. Weston
Ronald Parker
J. Bryan Haddock
Earl Pugm
Sheep Station Day at Dubois Field Day Set for May 19
The Dubois Idaho field day on Saturday May 19 offers owners of sheep a chance to learn from the United States Sheep Experiment Station. The program will cover breeding research wool studies and range use programs. The event runs from 9 a m to 4 p m with station officials hoping many Idaho shepherds attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois
Idaho
United States Sheep Experiment Station
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congressional
B. L. County
Project 10
Grammar School
U.S
Farm Bureau
Welfare
Congress
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!