Fielding High to Honor Widtsoe at 1927 Commencement
Dr John A. Widtsoe of Salt Lake will be the commencement speaker for Fielding High School. The ceremony on Friday May 27 1927 at Stoke Fabernacle 8 PM will feature a full program with musical selections salutatory and valedictory by Edith Rich Flora Hart participation by Edna Rich and others and diplomas granted by Principal L D Low.
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John A. Widtsoe
Salt Lake
Fielding High School
Stoke Fabernacle
America
John Morgan
Edith Rich
Edna Rich
Flora Hart
Irwin Jensen
F. H
String Trio
D. Low
Archie Shepherd
Apostle John A. Widtsoe
Wm. L. Rich
Bear Lake Stake Conference Schedule and Widtsoe Visit
The Bear Lake stake will hold a quarterly conference Saturday May 28 with sessions at 10 am and 2 pm in the stake tabernacle and Sunday 10 am and 2 pm. Elder John A Widtsoe of the quorum of twelve apostles will attend and speak at sessions. A monthly stake priesthood meeting is set for Paris Saturday May 21 at the usual time and place.
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Bear Lake
Stake Tabernacle
John A. Widtsoe
Quorum of Twelve Apostles of
The
L. D
Ehurch
Paris
Idaho Tourism Ads to Run Nationwide in June
Idaho will launch scenic and agricultural ads starting Sunday May 29 across newspapers in the Great Lakes, Midwest, Rocky Mountain, and Pacific regions. Governor Baldridge announced the campaign, managed by Marion G Nelson in Salt Lake City, with a $30,000 appropriation to promote Idaho's attractions aimed at drawing tourists.
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Boise
Idaho
Great Lakes Region
Middle Western States
Rocky Mountain States
Pacific Coast
Howes
Hwo
Gbaldridge
Marion G Nelson
Salt Lake City
Farm Phones Time and Money Savers
Out of 200000 Pennsylvania farms 124000 or 62 percent have telephones. The message touts the farm telephone as a cheap time saver and a reliable hired man that never deserts, drinks, or raises strikes, nearly as essential as land or barn.
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Pennsylvania
Idaho May Deaths and Births Reported by Vital Stats
Boise May 14. Death toll among men higher than women in April with 25 deaths from cancer and cerebral hemorrhage each. Total deaths 382 with 153 males and 129 females. Five accidental drownings and other incidents. Births 628, including 46 foreign parentage and four sets of twins.
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Boise
Notice Dr. A. L. Chilton in June work trip
Dr. A L Chilton will not make his usual trip in June due to in service post duties. See him May 20 and 21 for arrangements and follow up.
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A. L. Chilton
God has made us neighbors
Senator Borah drew praise for a memorable line in New Haven while discussing Mexico. His phrase God has made us neighbors let justice make us friends was carried by reporters nationwide and praised as a sincere ideal for national policy.
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Senator Borah
New Haven
Mexico
Borah
Dearborn Independent
Water Supply Inspections Planned for South Idaho Towns
Boise May 13. W V Leonard state chemist and sanitary engineer to lead annual inspections of public utilities and railroads water supplies for culinary use. He will test municipal domestic supplies, advise city officials, and report to railroads and the U S bureau of public health. The itinerary spans May 16 to May 29 visiting towns from Mountain Home to Burley.
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Boise
W. V. Leonard
Mountain Home
Glenns Ferry
Shoshone
Richfield
Jerome
Hazelton
Paul
Rupert
Minidoka
American Falls
Pocatello
McCammon
Lava Hot Springs
Soda Springs
Montpelier
Paris
Preston
Georgetown
Malad
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Ririe
Rexburg
Rigby
Sugar City
Newdale
St Anthony
Ashton
Burley
Twin Falls
Buhl
Garden City News Highlights Local Visits and Events
George Pope en route to mid Utah called his daughter Gladys this week. Mrs Louie White and child from Montpelier visited Mrs Robert Pope. Bishop Clarence Cook returned from Salt Lake after an appendectomy. Warrent Porter of Morgan visited Mrs Cook’s parents. The Unequal Yoke winners LiMont Pope Thos Hodges Celeste Hodges and Mrs Ed Rich entertained Thursday night. A Milford Dus party was held. Local officials and teachers attended a weekend gathering in St Charles. Superintendent G N Weston visited the school. Mrs Theodore Heidt returned home after weeks in Loghn. Morrell Booth and Dale Brooker drove to Evanston. Jerry Sprouse and J L Gardner visited St Charles. Priesthood program delighted the Sunday crowd. Mrs C O Moore and Mrs Arthur Hess of Paris were business callers. Men are working on the Logan road to improve travel viability.
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George Pope
mid-Utah
Gladys
Louie White
Montpelier
Robert Pope
Clarence Cook
Salt Lake
Warrent Porter
Morgan, Utah
LiMont Pope
Thos. Hodges
Celeste Hodges
Ed. Rich
Milford Dus
L. J. Sorenson
W. E. Laker
Agnes Nelson
Patience Clark
St. Charles
Supt
G. N. Weston
C. O. Moore
Arthur Hess
Paris
Logan Road
Temple excursion to Lo gan Utah planned for June dates
An adult temple excursion to Lo gan Utah will be held June 22 23 24. Eligible individuals are urged to participate. Mr and Mrs Smith Ovard welcomed a baby girl last week. Mrs Ovard is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Passey and is at her parents home. All concerned are reported doing nicely.
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Logan
Utah
Smith Ovard
Songs of Plain Folks Hired Man
A poem depicts a hired man at dawn and dusk with vivid rural imagery. The dialogue reveals daily toil and modest rewards as he contemplates work, dreams, and the satisfaction of honest labor under night stars.
Traffic Officers to Patrol Southeastern Idaho Highways
A Saturday meeting at the county building in Pocatello urged strict enforcement of automobile laws. Proposals included hiring three traffic officers to patrol southeastern Idaho and curb speeding and foreign plate dealer activity, with support from law enforcement and officials.
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Idaho
Fred &. Lukena
Pocatello
Franklin B. Smith
Department of Law Enforcement
Pocatelo
Trout Season Opened With New License Rule
The trout season opened Monday drawing local anglers to creeks while high water dampened bites. The daily bag limit is twenty five fish or forty in possession, and this year women must obtain licenses before fishing, reversing four years of prior rules.
Idaho Couple’s Trip Through Weather Across the West
A couple travels from Idaho through Wyoming, Colorado, and the middle western states facing blizzards mud floods and tornadoes before returning to Idaho. The piece extols Idaho’s climate and freedom and urges appreciation for life here.
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Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
Middle Western
Sunshine
Mississippi
Former Governor Davis Suggested for U S Ambassador
Senator Borah Smoot Watson and former Wisconsin Senator Lemoot back former Idaho governor D W Davis for U S ambassador to Cuba. Crowder plans retirement. Carmi Thompson favored by the president for Philippine inquiry work though the chamber opposes career ambassadors. A Portland officer who shot a duck-chasing Irish setter faces permanent suspension from duty per the Salt Lake Tribune.
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D. W Davis
Idaho
United States Reclamation Service
Borah
Made
Phillipine
United States Chamber of Commerce
Davis
Portland
Ore
Salt Lake Tribune
Ideal Beach to Build Beach Golf Course
The Ideal Beach Resort on Beautiful Bear Bake plans a six or seven hole golf course at the beach. Archie Neal assisting in management said supplies arrived and the resort may open on June 1.
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Bear Bake
Archie Neal
May 30 designated Memorial Day in Paris ceremony
City officials Mayor and Coluciman designate May 30 as a memorial day to be observed in Paris. A cemetery program is planned under a committee appointed at the meeting.
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Coluciman
Paris
Local News Briefs Highlight Community Health and Visits
St Charles notes praise for the Aaronic priesthood service and a strong youth program. The town mourns Miss Caroline Johnson with funeral services in Ovid while Mrs Christing-Windley faces critical illness after surgery in Salt Lake. Multiple local residents undergo operations in Montpelier and Logan, Utah, and families travel for medical care.
Seminary Commencement Exercises May 22 at Bear Lake Tabernacle
Commencement exercises for seminary graduates will be held Sunday evening May 22 at eight o'clock in the Bear Lake Montpelier tabernacle. An invitation is extended to stake members and others to attend. Program includes singing, prayer, class song, readings, glee club numbers, student address, diploma presentation, solos, educational address, closing song, duet and chorus, and benediction.
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Tabernacle
Bear Lake
Montpelier
Irwin Jensen
A. A. Hart
Roy A. Welker
Norene Vallentine
Anona Bird
Glee
Prof. Jensen
Ephriam Miller
Wm. L. Rich
Solo
Mra
Lottie Grosjean
Geo. S. Romney
Ricks Normal College
Gwen Price
Norma Patterson
Wm. R. Morgan
Funeral Services for Hyrum Rich in Afton
Large crowd attends the South Ward chapel for Hyrum Rich funeral on May 7. Bishop George S. Kennington presides with music by North and Southward choirs and performances by local trios. Speakers include John A. Linford and Ben Nield. interment follows at the Afton cemetery.
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Afton
Hyrum Rich
South Ward
George S. Kennington
Jean Harrison
Nellie Roberts
Effie Sessions
Arch, Dean
Lloyd Gardner
John A. Linford
Ben Nield
Clarence Gardner
B. O. Gardner
Joseph E. Linford
J.H. Hale
Junior baptism temple excursion to Logan Utah
The junior baptism temple excursion to Logan Utah will be held Saturday June 18 beginning at 8 o'clock a m. All are urged to attend that possibly can.
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Logan
Utah
Human Skeleton 5000 Years Old Found in Utah
William Oaks uncovered a man’s skeleton estimated at over five millennia in a field near Vernal Utah. Stone implements were found with the remains and burial on the right side with knees to the chin. University of Utah archaeologists will investigate the find.
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Salt Lake City
Uintah Mountains
Vernal
William Oaks
Save & Dispatch
Salt Lake
University of Utah
Citizens Military Training Camp enrollment inquiry
A reader seeks information on enrolling in a Citizens Military Training Camp this summer. The note promises the government pays expenses and that enrollment carries no military obligation. Includes name and age 17 to 22 details.
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John A. ‘Wallis
Citizens
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