Local and Personal News Highlights from Idaho Falls
Local notes list visits and travels of residents with many entries from Pocatello, Rexburg, and Logan. Included are health updates, family gatherings, Miss Idaho Falls sponsor details, BYU student visits, and May rainfall reports from Weldon Grandy, plus Mother's Day guests from Heber City and Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWin Anderson
John Long
Logan
van Beck
Pocatello
Dea Hymas
Galt Lake
Juanita, Smart
Russell Hymas
Liberty
Glen Grimmett
Salt Lake City
Clifford Stock
California
Ivan Beck
Lloyd Pasgey
Bountiful
Salt Lake
Ralph Athay
BYU
Provo
Asa Athay
Floyd Lewis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Dean Wilcot
Arvella Farnsworth
Balt Lake
Elmer Wilcox
Dean Wilcox
Ald-Law
Wilcox Jg
Goven ‘Collings
Rexbury
Josseph Collings
Lawrences Austin
Joseph Collings
Lorenzo Lewis
Ione
Idaho
Elmer Model
Idaho Falls
Frank Martinson
Blackfoot
Sam ‘Lewis
Migs
Barbara Kitchen
Corvallis
Oregon
Doyle W. Anthony
Standard Oil
Sun Valley
Weldon Grandy
Winnierice
Gale Aansen
Heberity
Rodney Price
Ogden
Glenn
Daryl Hartey
Clearfield
Births at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Birth announcements from Bear Lake Memorial Hospital list six newborns. A girl to Russell Valllentine and his wife of Paris on May 14, a boy to Donald Erickson and wife of Fish Haven on May 14, a boy to Dennis Burdick and wife of Salt Lake City on May 17, a boy to Lee Rigby and wife of Pegram on May 18, a boy to Dean Roberts and wife of Lanark on May 20, and a boy to McKay Willis and wife of Laketown on May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Vallentine
Paris
Donald Erickson
Fish Haven
Dennis Burdick
Salt Lake City
Lee Rigby
Pegram
Dean Roberts
Lanark
McKay Willis
Laketown
Utah
Storage Facility Loan Programs Extended One Year
The U S Department of Agriculture extends the Farm Storage Facility Loan and Farm Storage Equipment Loan programs through June 30, 1958. Farmers can borrow up to 8 percent of the cost of new storage structures with a four year payback starting after the first year. Interest is four percent. Applications are made at the Bear Lake County ASC Office or via a local bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S.S. Department of Agriculture
Bear Lake County
ASC
Corrections Notice Note Omitted Names At Post
The Post lists missing names from two stories. Amos Hulme spoke at S W Lewis funeral. Milford Pass ey and spouse rendered a performance. Mrs Lyman represented Emerson School PTA at the State PTA convention in Pocatello. Rigby visitors called at James Payne home Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Eborn
Pocatello
A. P Eborn
Rex Hymas
Pocacantello
Wayne Hymas
McKay Hymas
Toelle
Utah
Curt Adams
Salt Lake
E. D. Hymas
James Hymas
Alfred Rogers
J. Rogers
Nampa
Effie Bailey
Gladys Bailey
Amy Christo
Merrill Piggott
LaRae Patterson
Roy Patterson
Paris
W. M. Jensen
Idaho Falls
David Piggott
All Fale
Turday
William Piggott
aMea
Clifford’ Price
Paria
Carrie
Briscoe
Clarence Bolton
Conda
E. Grimes
Montpelier
Harry Allsop
Downey
Clem Humphreys
Ann Haddock
June Haddock
Bloomington
D. A
Sarah Fart
Deltha Painter
Emma Bayne Rogue
Lula Reese
Lydia Thornock
Clarissa Ward
Bertha Thornock
Maud.Bateman
Violet Nelson
Clifford King
Ben wWanderson
Bennington
William Bee
Reed Martinson
S.W. Lewis
Amos Hulme
Milford Passey
Leane Brite
Lyman Wt
PTA
Emerson School
Rigby
James Payne
Bear Lake fish study completes after three years
A three year Bear Lake fish and fishing study by the Idaho Fish and Game department is finished and a report will be published mid June. The cooperative project with Utah shows trolling near the bottom and shore fishing dominate cutthroat trout catches. Lake trout are best during late summer to early fall with deep water trolling. Rainbow trout are mostly caught from shore with worms and limited lure success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Idaho Fish and Game Department
James C. Simpson
Idaho
Utah
Bear Lake to Plant Rainbow Trout for Tourist Season
Simpson reports Bear Lake will receive about the same number of catchable size fish as 1958. Most trout will be rainbow and released near resorts and boat landings during the tourist season to maximize fishing. Some fingerlings of various species will also be planted. Cutthroat trout eggs from St Charles Creek will be hatched at Grace hatchery and returned to Bear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Simpson
St. Charles Creek
Grace Hatch
Heavy browse use in St Charles canyon exceeds previous years
Forest Service and State Game Department report 94 percent bitterbrush use in St Charles canyon transects. Cattle account for 29 percent of summer use while winter browse by a large deer herd makes up 65 percent. The heaviest use since 1964 with twenty percent plant mortality. Fish Haven canyon shows 26 percent utilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
State Game Department
St. Charles Canyon
Fish Haven Canyon
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Lucille Ball
Ray Milland
Mary Murphy
Man Alone
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Robert Bay and
Aldo Ryan
Shepherd Brothers
Gertsch’s Market
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Soda Springs
Supreme Motor Oil
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