Fielding Academy Commencement Draws Big Crowd
Graduation exercises for the Fielding Academy class of 1921 featured a morning commencement, afternoon track and field events, and an alumni dinner. President Welker praised faculty and students, donors to the library were thanked, and Lauriel Stock won the valedictory while Bilder Stephen L. Richards delivered the educational address. The Alumni Association, now about 300 members, played a key role in the day’s success.
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Fielding Academy
Welker
Ernest R. Woolley
Salt Lake
Ezra C. Rich
Ogden
J. Russell Shepherd
George
F. Taylor
Paris
Elim. H Gh
Lauriel Stock
Fis Haven
Roosevelt Root
Miss Stock
Bilder Stephen L. Richards
Richards
F. A. Choir
Paris Ladies Chorus
Fielding
City Council Approves Appointments and Surveys
The city council held a busy session Monday evening approving Dr. R. J. Luton as city physician without salary and Grandell Dunn as city marshal succeeding Mark Sutton. County Surveyor Robert Harding will survey two blocks from Center Street for curbing and gutters and inspect sidewalks for cementing this summer. A taxpayer petition from the northeast part of town protesting pasture dumping used for dairy cattle was referred to the city physician for inspection.
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R. J. Luton
Grandell
Dunn
Mark Sutton
Robert Harding
Center Street
Crandell Dunn Appointed New City Marshal
At Monday's city council meeting Crandell Dunn was appointed to succeed Mark Sutton as city marshal. Dunn began duties the next day while Sutton was disqualified for reappointment by state nepotism prohibitions, though praised for his service. Dunn is well known locally and considered well suited for the post.
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Crandell Dunn
Mark Sutton
Sutton
Dunn
Aaron Boggs Freshman Play Shines at Montpelier Seminary
The play Aaron Boggs Fresman by Montpelier Seminary students directed by townsman S H Spencer was well presented last Saturday evening. Half the proceeds supported the Second Ward chapel fund.
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Aaron Boggs Fresman
Clases
Montpelier School
S. H. Spencer
Second Ward Chapel Fund
Baird Hamlin Pianist Delights Preston Audience
Paris Idaho pianist Baird Hamlin gave a recital at the Preston Opera House assisted by local artists Prof. Chas Engar violinist R Harmon violinist Laurence Jorgensen cornettist Mrs Geo Paull pianist and Miss Delilah Higgs dramatic reader in a notable Preston Citizén report.
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Baird Hamlin
Paris
Idaho
Preston
Chas. J. Engar
R. Harmon
Laurence Jorgensen
Geo, Paull
Delilah Higgs
Preston Citizén
Hayward Grandson’s Funeral Attended in Tremonton Utah
Mr and Mrs Ww G Hayward returned Monday from Tremonton Utah where they attended the funeral of their grandson. They visited with their sons Dr Hayward of Logan and Clem of Salt Lake City during the trip.
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Ww. G. Hayward
Tremonton
Utah
Dr. Hayward
Logan
Clem
Salt Lake
Alumni Ball Tops Schedule At Fielding School Event
Evening featured a grand ball at the pavilion and toasts by prominent alumni. The First Ward Relief Society laid tables for a large crowd while graduates and board members received honors, with the board of education named honorary members. Alumni officers for next year were elected: President Yarl Suepeard, vice president Ira N Hayward, secretary treasurer Elsie Roberts, and executives Dan C Rich Morris D Low and S H Spencer.
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First Ward Relief Society
Board of Education
Yarl Suepeard
Ira N. Hayward
Elsie Roberts
Dan C. Rich
Morris D. Low
8. H. Spencer
Ward conference and community notices at Laketown
LAKETOWN'S bi weekly ward conference drew strong attendance with Pres ident Welker Elder Patterson and Bishop Robinson among speakers. Mrs Joseph Warren Taylor welcomed a newborn on the 23 and Walters Stock Company entertained large audiences at Robinson Hall praising the troupe's top notch performance.
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Robinson Hall
Great System of Roads Urged by Staff Chief
General Pershing urged a vast federal highway system before the Senate Post Office and Post Roads Committee. He supported the Townsend bill proposing 100 million dollars for good roads and cited army road work in France and the need for strong roads for military and commercial purposes.
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General Pershing
Senate Post Office and Postroads Committee
Townsend
France
Babe Dies of Pneumonia
The community extends sympathy to Ludwig Ringle and family after the death of their little son from pneumonia following a brief illness. The child, about a year and a half old, had prior measles and whooping cough. Funeral services were held Monday in the Second Ward chapel.
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Ludwig Ringle
Second Ward
Bargains in Millinery at Three Rule Store
Mrs J W Whinyates announces Saturday bargains at the Three Rule Store in Montpelier featuring millinery sales with exclusive selections for shoppers.
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Montpelier
J. W. Whinyates
Bee Hive Pageant Scheduled by Stake Y G M I A
Conference visitors on Saturday will witness the Bee Hive Pageant staged by the stake Y G M I A. Over two hundred characters will be represented with original and new costumes. A mammoth hive is being constructed for the occasion.
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Stake
Y. G
Local baseball victory and community notices in Fish Haven
The home team edged Bloomington in a close Saturday game. Relief Society reorganizes with Hattie Findlay as president and Charlotte Stock in her counselors role. Mrs Sutton remains away nursing her mother Annie Laker. Rain aids crops despite muddy roads. Town youth hosted a bundle shower for Mrs Clara Wilks at the Winterbottom home.
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Bloomington Nine
Eliza 3
Cook
Stake
Relief Society
Elizabeth Arnell
Mary Sutton
Hattie Findlay
Chartotte Stock
Clara V Stock
Sutton
Annie Laker
Samuel Winterbottom
Clara Wilks
Two Bits Resturaunt Reopens Ham and Eggs At Old Price
Idaho Falls residents celebrate the return of the two bit price at the city’s largest restaurant with ham and eggs back to pre war prices. Beef and gravy and pork chops join the sale at fifty cents, drawing hungry crowds and gifts as locals welcome home students Miss Lauriel Stock and Miss Edna Findlay from Fielding Academy and Blackfoot High.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Lauriel Stock
Fielding Academy
Edna Findlay
Blackfoot High School
County Better Roads Meeting Pins Hopes on Bond Plan
A Bear Lake County better roads gathering at the courthouse on Monday discussed a proposed 100000 bond issue for road construction. Officials reported unsettled finances and the need to pair state funds with county dollars, with a mass meeting planned to decide on an election for the bond.
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Better Roads
Court House
Fish Haven
Georgetown
Robert Harding
Standley H. Rich
Bear Lake County
Commissioner of Public Works
Bureau of Public Road
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Internatornal News Service
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Babe
Better Roads Meeting
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