Fred Parker Dies of Heart Ailment in Iowa Valley Drive
Fredrick Parker 57 of Paris died Saturday night from a heart ailment while driving between Ovid and Bern. Born November 21, 1907 in Lanark, he was son of Henry and Alice Parker. Surviving are brothers Clarence San Salt Lake City Utah John Kaysville Utah and David G Lanark and sisters Mrs William Johnson Salt Lake City Mrs Robert Schmid Bern and Mrs Truman Minnig Sun Valley California. Funeral at Liberty LDS Ward Chapel with modest services and interment Liberty City Cemetery.
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Fredrick Parker
Paris
Ovid
Bern
Mr. Parker
Lanark
Henry
Alice Gambling Parker
LDS Church
Clarence
San Salt Lake City
Utah
John
Kaysvlle
David G
William Johnson
Salt Lake City
Robert Schmid
Truman Minnig
Sun Valley
Galif
Liberty Lds Ward
van Schmid
Liberty
Stanley Morgan
Hulme Matthews
Udell Roberts
Ed Lyons
Worthy Beck
Vernice Johnson
BP. Reed Hymas
Dedication Program for Gutzon Borglum Memorial
A dedication program will be presented at 4 00 p m Sunday May 30 in St Charles for the Gutzon Borglum Memorial President Roy A Welker will deliver the dedicatory address Surviving Borglum family members will attend
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Gutzon Borglum
St. Charles
Roy A. Welker
Borglum
Sweet Adelines Chapter Formed in Bear Lake County
A new Sweet Adelines barbershop chorus is organized in Bear Lake County under Kay Crook. The group will rehearse each Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Bear Lake Stake Tabernacle in Paris.
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Bear Lake County
Kay Crook
Bear Lake Stake Tabernacle
Paris
Two Unopposed Candidates File for School Board
No competition in trustee election as only two candidates, Eugene Stucki and Calvin Sims, filed petitions for School Board zones 1 and 3 and will run unopposed in the May 25 school election. The board met in special session to open bids for three new 66 passenger buses.
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Wil
Eugene Stucki
Paris
Calvin Sims
Montpelier
Pee Een Geenion
Rich Motor Co
Jensen-Wood Motor
Bear Lake Motor Ayne
Williamson Body
Bertha Laker 74 Obituary St Charles Utah
Bertha Suzannah Hymas Laker 74 of St Charles died Saturday from a cerebral hemorrhage at Bear Lake Hospital Montpelier Born Paris November 3 1890 to Benjamin and Elizabeth Price Hymas married Joseph Laker September 28 1921 in the Logan LDS Temple Survived by husband sons and daughters Grant Ruth Allridge Lash Della C Farland and Lyons 13 grandchildren five brothers four sisters two step brothers and a step sister Funeral rites were held Monday at the St Charles Ward with tributes by church members and the Daughters of Utah Pioneers
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Bertha Suzannah Hymas Laker
St. Charles
Bear Lake Hospital
Montpelier
Paris
Benjamin
Elizabeth Price Hymas
Joseph Laker
Logan
Laker
Grant
George
Ruth) Allridge
Pocatello
Lash
Salem
Ore
Robert
Della)cFarland
Utah
G Lyons
Salt Lake City
St. Charles Ward
Ruth Pugmire
Dane
BP. Lovell "Booth
Arlo Rasmussen
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Ruth Pee
Beautiful Land
Mildred Arnell New "Crones ‘Bunderson
St. Charles Ward Relief Society
Norma Arnell
Church Officials to Attend Bear Lake Stake Conference
Elder Theodore M. Burton and Harold R. Boyer will join leaders Irene C. Lloyd and others for the Bear Lake Stake Conference in Paris on May 22 and 23. General sessions Sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. in the Stake Tabernacle. Burton is noted former Utah State University chemist. Matthews presides.
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Bear Lake Stake
Theodore M. Burton
Council of Twelve Apostles
Church of Jesus Christ of My Saints
Paris
Harold R. Boyer
Priesthood
Irene C. Lloyd
Relief Society General Board
Stake Tabernacle
Wm. K. Mattews
Ovid
Burton
Utah State University
Europe
U.S
Germany
Austria
Kee Boyer
Salt Lake
Cme-Ted
University of Utah
United States
Lloyd
Relief Society
Moose Lodge Presents Flagpole to Emerson Elementary
Montpelier Lodge No 858 loyal order of Moose donated labor and materials for a flagpole at Emerson School. Owen Watterson Wilford Michel & Sons Drue Grandy and Roy Sleight contributed, with Cliff Sizemore and Roy Sleight representing the lodge at the ceremony. Principal Leon Howell accepted for the student body as students led the National Anthem and Pledge of Allegiance.
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Moose Lodge
Emerson
Montpelier Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Owen Watterson
Wilford Michel
Man
Lodge
Leon Howell
Emerson School
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Fred Parker
Bertha
H. Laker
William Katthews
The
Ward Relief Society
Robert Hemmert
Las Laker
Matthew Pugmire
Cliff Sizemore
Roy Sleight
Lynn Bennett