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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1926

Page

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Fielding High to Hold Fourth Commencement Exercises

Fielding High School will hold its fourth annual commencement on Friday May 28 at 10 30 in the stake tabernacle. David O McKay will address the graduates with musical selections by students and Paris Brass Band. The program includes invocation salutations valedictory and educational remarks along with presentation of certificates and a benediction.

Fielding High School Stake Tabernacle Hitler David O. McKay Paris Brass Band F. H BP. A. A. Hert Musial Lucille Smedley Merrill Cook Elder David MeeKay Musial

Professor J E Hickman to Address Bear Lake Graduates

Prof J E Hickman of Logan Utah will address Bear Lake county district school graduates at the stake tabernacle Paria June 1. Over 140 students will receive certificates of graduation. Mrs Amy D Kelsey county superintendent reports the exercises in charge.

Bear i Lake County Stake Tabernacle Paria J. E. Hickman Logan Utah Hickmann Agricultural College of Utah Amy D. Kelsey

Paris L D S Seminary 10 graduation exercises

Graduation exercises will be held Sunday evening May 28 for the Paris L D S Seminary class. Supt. Adam Bennion of Salt Lake will give an address. Diplomas will be presented to Ernest Allred Bernice Allred Mabel Athay and many others.

Paris L. D. S. Seminary Pres Roy A.welker Ernest Rich Allred Bernice Allred Mabel Athay Weyn Bird Vernon Budge Lela Christensen Harold ‘Clayton Glenda Cole Osmond Dunford Isaac Dunford Flora Hart Ehfonda Hymnes Hua Hymat Mae Jarvis Diva King Kenneth Longhurst Mae Matthews Mignon Michaelson Vyvian Michelson June Monson LaRue Morgan Clifford Morgan Ben‘son Peterson Mae Peterson Edlith ‘Poulsen Lillian Poulsen Pearl Price Alvera Price Arlin Pugmire Edith Rich Phoebe Rich Iretta Franklin Rogens Milford Rogers Hal‘ver Skinner Mabel Stucki Edna ‘Thompson Clarance Thornock Fay ‘Thornock Leon Thornock Owen “Thornock Marie . Tueller Géorgs “Wilks Vivian Wilks van Nean Valentine

Miss Barnes Visits County For University Camp Plan

Norma Barnes district H D A was in the county finalizing plans for a three day women’s camp at Fish Haven July 14 to 16. Hosted by Bear Lake county with speakers Madge Reese AUP Upham, Permeal French and H J Iddings forthcoming.

Norma Barnes H. D Fish Haven University of Idaho Bear Lake County Franklin Oneida Caribou Miss Barnes

Libbie Cook to Teach in Juarez Academy Mexico

Miss Libbie Cook vice president of Brigham Young University student body accepts instructor post at Juarez Academy in Mexico. She will teach physical education and dramatic art after four years at BYU and graduation in June with a bachelor’s degree.

Provo Utah Associated Women Students Miss Cook Mexico Paris Juarez Academy L. John Nuttal

Paris All Stars Fall to Cokeville in Bucking 9-5 Ninth

Paris All Stars lost 9 to 5 to Cokeville after leading 9 to 5 in the ninth inning. Beck relieved by Blade due to sore arm, Wyoming visitors had the pitching edge. A large crowd attended, with town fans traveling to Cokeville for the Sunday game.

Paris All-Stars Cokeville Beck Blade Wyoming All-Stars Laketown Paris

Memorial Day Proclamation by Idaho Governor Moore

Governor C. C. Moore proclaims Memorial Day in Idaho for Monday May 31 1926 honoring fallen soldiers and sailors. He urges observance nationwide and devotion to patriotic ideals, with solemn remembrance and rededication to preserve home and country.

Idaho C. C. Moore America United States I. C. C. Moore State of Commonwealth

Fire damages John Bird home near city

A fire at the John Bird residence on state highway north of the city caused about 300 in damage. The blaze started in a clothes closet, likely from a pocketed matches igniting on the floor. H R Shepherd and several employees stopped to help as they passed by en route to Conda.

John Bird H. R. Shepherd Conda

Child Dies After Long Illness in City

The eighteen month old son of Mr and Mrs Ira Peterson died Wednesday evening after a two month illness with spinal meningitis in our city.

Ira Peterson

Grace man Harry Willer undergoes serious operation

Word reached here that Harry Willer of Grace underwent a serious operation Monday evening at the Carbou hospital in Soda Springs. At this writing he is recovering as well as could be expected. Mr and Mrs C W Thornock of this city, accompanied by Mrs H A Thornock of Bloomington, motored to Soda Springs the same evening upon receiving word of the illness.

Harry Willer Grace Soda Springs C. W. Thornock H. A. Thornock Bloomington

Coyote Extermination Sparks Debate Over Predator Roles

Denver Post reports northern Nevada farmers argue coyotes keep rodent numbers in check on farms and ranches. They claim crops suffer only after coyotes are nearly wiped out, suggesting some predators aid farmers by controlling pests.

Denver Post Nevada West

Heinly Family Relocates to Rigby for New Practice

Dr and Mrs J H Heinly depart Sunday morning for Rigby to establish a home and practice after twenty months in Paris The move follows better opportunities and a larger field drawing the doctor to the new location Friends in Paris and nearby communities regret their departure.

J. H. Heinly Rigby Paris

MORE ROYAL BLOOD FOR BEAR LAKE

St Mae s champion jersey bull was bought by Paris men from M V Rohwer of Brigham City Utah and brought to the city by County Agent Chase Kearl and Joseph R Pendrey. The bull is owned by Kearl Pendrey Rosen Alfred Rosen Fred Price T A Clayton and Dan Price. Maxim s Gwendola produced 7199 pounds milk and 830 85 pounds butterfat in 805 days. Crescent s Finance 2nd produced 9749 pounds milk and 428 33 pounds butterfat in 305 days. St Maw s Laddie is sire and a descendant of notable Jersey bulls. The bull is expected to be a real asset to its owners.

St. Mae Paris M. V. Rohwer Brigham City Utah Chase Kearl Joseph R. Pendrey Bhelter Crescent St. Mawe’s Laddie Pst Geolies Tormentinus Toreono Jersey St. Maw

Newson's Birth Brings 10 Percent Baby to Editor's Family

The Post announces the editor's household increased by a 10% pound baby boy born May 13. The editor has not decided if the child will enter journalism, potentially becoming the paper's third-generation editor in 48 years.

GSON POST

Local News Briefs and Subscription Protest

ADDITIONAL LOCALS Mrs J S Peterson and three sons on outgoing train to Gunnison Utah to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs D R Chugg of Rupert visiting with daughters Mrs Earl Shepherd and Cora Chugg. William Oakey and son Russell with Ezra Passey visited Kemmerer Wyoming to see Lee Oakey. L W Defenbach of Defenbach Moon Defenbach CPAs of Pocatello completed Bear Lake County audit. records on file for inspection. MR SUBSCRIBTOR Are you paying your weekly paper subscription or reading free? A few who ignore arrears still expect free delivery.

J. S. Peterson Gunnison Utah D. R. Chugg Rupert Earl Shepherd Cora Chugg William Oakey Russell Ezra Passey Kemmerer Wyo Lee Oakey L. W. Defenbach Defenbach, Moon & Defenbach, Public Accountants of Pocatello Bear Lake

Memory Day Poem Refrains From Mourning For the Fallen

A verse reflects on Memory Day, urging to see the dead as living in peace. It suggests the departed have awakened to higher forms and powers, while the living remain bound by grief. The speaker urges comrades to stand fast and honor the dead rather than lament them.

Mortis

Health nurse to start work in Bear Lake county west side

Nurse Miss Ragna Frederickson, funded by state and county health groups, will begin work in Bear Lake county on May 24. She will visit each school district with public sessions for parents, conduct home nursing classes, and run preschool age clinics.

Ragna Frederickson Bear Lake County Aulis Frederickson Paris St. Charles Moore Misa Frederickson

Family of Late Apostle Charles C. Rich Plans Monument

The family of the late Apostle Chan C. Rich has bought a dark California granite monument to place in Paris City Cemetery. It will be set on Sunday May 80 at 4 30 p m with several relatives attending and a brief program.

Chan C. Rich California Paris

Holstein Dairy Show Planned at Liberty on May 25

Bear Lake valley residents are invited to a Holstein dairy show at Liberty on May 25 featuring 50 to 75 head, including 30 to 40 purebred prize winners from Southeastern Idaho. Cattle show by 10 am with judges and exhibits for visitors, plus a short meeting. Distinguished speakers include R F Davis, F W Atkinson, and D L Fourt. Prizes offered by county banks for top calf exhibitors in several classes.

Liberty Bear Lake Valley Idaho Blackfoot R. F. Davis Weiser F. W. Atkinson University of Idaho D. L. Fourt Ea Soma Bear ‘Dike

Family leaves for Honolulu aboard City of Los Angeles trip

Mayor J. L. Dunford and his family departed Monday afternoon by auto to Salt Lake City and then by Union Pacific Railway to Los Angeles. They will sail on the steamship City of Los Angeles to Honolulu.

J. L. Dunford Logan Canyon Salt Lake City Union Pacific

Call for Bids on Fence Construction in Bear Lake Idaho

The Board of County Commissioners in Bear Lake County Idaho invites bids for 1000 to 2000 rods of fence along the Old Oregon Trail Highway east of Wardboro. Bids due by 10 A.M. June 3 1926 at the courthouse in Paris Idaho. Materials supplied by the county. Bond of 500 required. Right to reject any bids. J I Peterson County Clerk.

Board of County Commissioners Court House Paris Bear Lake County Idaho Wardboro

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fielding David O. McKay L. Rich M. D. Low R. Morgan J- E. Hickman Adam Bennion Salt Lake M. D Roy A. Walker Ruth Toolson Violet Price Rich the Post Piintarall Home News H. D. Work Libbie Cook University of Idaho Extension Department Bird Home Royal Blood Havening Ovid Bern Lanark Sharon Apostle Charles GC. Rich Teeeereens Severseerreesrae Ldp Honolulu J. 8. Peterson Mumni Ball
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