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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1942

Page

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Ricks College Summer School Opens June 8

Ricks College summer session begins Monday June 8 and runs ten weeks to August 14. Education majors train to teach while Arts and Science and Business students may enroll. With teacher shortages, many seek certificates early or renewal. the State Board allows promising high school graduates to complete two summers and one full year to teach early. Courses depend on enrollment and costs are small with pleasant living conditions.

Ricks College Summer School State Board of Education Ricks College

Maggots Hit Radish Cabbage And Onions In Spring

Early garden setback described with maggots invading radishes turnips and cabbage family roots. Control method uses corrosive sublimate solution applied after germination at intervals 7 to 10 days. Also notes onion bulb maggots and guidance from agent DeVere Tovey.

R. A. Fisher Idaho Experiment Station Mr. DeVere Tovey

Bear Lake County Gets Road Construction Fund

Congressman Henry C. Dworshak reports Work Projects Administration approval of Idaho project 60026 in Bear Lake County to fund road construction reconstruction and improvement with 22 991 dollars in federal funds. State administrator to decide timing based on funds relief labor and regulations.

Bear Lake County Henry C. Dworeshak Work Projects Administration Idaho State Works Projects Akilla War Production Board Henry C. Dworshak

Bennion Addresses Seminary Graduates at Stake Tabernacle

Dr. M. Lynn Bennion of Salt Lake City spoke to Seminary graduates Sunday evening in the Stake Tabernacle. Principal LeRoy Jorgensen and Lessie W. Price directed a well planned program as President B. Woodruff Stukes presented diplomas to fifty six graduates.

M. Lynn Bennion Salt Lake City L.D. S Stake Tabernacle Sweek

Intermountain Fat Stock Show Announces June Schedule

The Sixth Annual Intermountain Junior Fat Stock Show at North Salt Lake stock yards runs June 2 to 4 with hog and lamb grading on day two and a beef grading on day three. Show manager David Sharp Jr notes renovations to seat a larger crowd and expects higher 4-H participation.

Intermountain North Salt Lake David Sharp Sharp Mr Sharp FFA Stock Yards Harr H. Smith Utah State Agricultural College

Date of tour rescheduled to June 10

The 44H tour and 45H club judging and feeding and management tour set for June 4 are postponed to June 10. County agent Dee Vere Tovey asks leaders and committeemen to inform all club members. H F Rinehart Extension Animal Husbandman and War en State Club Specialist will attend on the 10th. Further details to follow.

Dee Vere Tovey H. F. Rinehart Dr. Waren

St Charles Youth Receives Army Officer Training Appointment

Wayne Rich Pugmire son of Mrs Luetta Rich Pugmire of St Charles has been stationed as a corporal at Camp McChord Field Washington and received an appointment to Officers Candidate Detachment Training School at Fort Washington Maryland After three months training he will become a second lieutenant Relatives report he will arrive in about two weeks for a short furlough enroute to Baltimore

Wayne Rich Pugmire Luetta Rich Pugmire St Charles Camp McChord Field Washington Fort Washington Maryland Pugmire Baltimore

Memorial Day Programs Placed by Paris Wards and Fielding High

Memorial Day programs planned by the Paris Wards and Fielding High School Music Department. The Wards stage a service at Paria Cemetery at 2 PM. Fielding Music Department under Professor William Billeter performs at City Park in Paria Canyon at 4 PM, weather permitting. if not, in Fielding High Auditorium.

Paris Fielding High School Paria Cemetery Fielding Music Department Wm. Billeter Paria Canyon Fielding High

Poultry Specialist Planned Visit to Beay Lake County

Poultry specialist Mr Pren Moore will visit Beay Lake County on June 18 to assist with poultry problems. Poultrymen should contact the County Agent's office by June 10 to arrange a schedule and receive help.

Pren Moore Beay Lake County Moore

Mrs Black Honored Guest at First Ward Relief Society

Black neighbors honor Mrs Black at a Tuesday afternoon social in the ward chapel. She has served as second counselor in the Relief Society for two years and will move soon with her family to Montecello Utah to make their home.

First Ward Relief Society Ward Chapel Black Relief Society Montecello Utah

Mrs Dougan Hosts Bridge Club at Paris Hotel

Mrs Josephine Dougan entertained her bridge club last Friday afternoon at the Paris Hotel. Eight guests were present and the high score prize was awarded to Mrs J B Hann.

Josephine Dougan Paris Wight J B. Hann

Sewing Club Met At Mrs Alfred Rogers Home

The Wednesday evening sewing club met last week at the home of Mrs Alfred Rogers. A pot luck supper was served to eight members.

Alfred Rogers

Dr C O Moore Dies After Week Long Illness

Word was received that Dr C O Moore, prominent physician and long time Paris resident, died around noon Wednesday May 27 at Haly Cross Hospital in Salt Lake City Utah after a week long illness.

Preas C. O Moore Paris Haly Cross Hospital Salt Lake City Utah

Young Couple Married In Salt Lake City

Announcement of the marriage between Miss Lorraine Pearce of Salt Lake City and Clifford Stock of Fish Haven. The ceremony was held Sunday May 24th. The couple plan a short visit over the weekend.

Lorraine Pearce Salt Lake City C. H. Pearce Paris Thora Pearce Clifford Stock C. C. Stock Fish Haven

Local Student Receives Reader's Digest Award

Arva Williamson the valedictorian at Fielding High School receives the Sixth Annual Reader's Digest Association Award for leadership potential. Misa Williamson gets an honorary year subscription and an engraved certificate, honoring past accomplishment and future achievement.

Arva Williamson Fielding High School Reader's Digest Association W. B. Price Misa Williamson Reader's Digest United States Canada Association

Literary Club meets at Lauritzen home for Cross Creek reading

The Literary Club gathered Monday at Mrs. Wm. Lauritzen’s home to review Cross Creek by Marjorie K. Rawlins. Refreshments followed for nine members.

Wm. Lauritzen Eugene Stucki Majorie K. Rawlins

Officials Discuss Conservation of Rubber Reserve

Washington officials tour the Rocky Mountain region to discuss conserving the national rubber reserve amid a critical tire shortage. Meetings in Denver on June 1 and Salt Lake City on June 3 are hosted by the Office of Defense Transportation and the Office of Price Administration with broad regional attendance invited.

Washington America Rocky Mountain Denver Salt Lake City Office of Defense Transportation Office of Price Administration Charles F. Phillips OPA John L. Rogers ICC ODT Motor Transport Ted V. Rogers American Trucking Association Cosmopolitan Hotel City Auditorium

WPB Sets Clothing Measurements for Girls and Teens

The War Production Board fixes maximum measurements for girl stouts and teen age stouts under amendment to L-85. Fur coats enter the rules, and garments must be sold in the size they are labeled to curb evasion. Double yokes on knitted dresses are allowed and slacks now have higher maximum measurements to cover shrinkage.

WPB

Sightseeing Bus Services Banned by Office of Defense Transport

The Office of Defense Transportation has banned all sightseeing bus services and limited chartered operations. This stake affects travel firms and tour operators amid wartime mobility controls.

Office of Defense Transportation

Red Cross Shipment Sent to Ogden Storage House

Mrs. W. Smith Hoge, production chairman, announced a May 16 shipment of goods for the Red Cross. The consignment includes men's and children's pajamas, women's nightgowns, and hospital bedshirts, sent to the Red Cross storage house in Ogden.

Temple Excursion to Bear Lake Stake Temple

The Bear Lake Stake Temple Excursion will be held Wednesday June 10. The Wm Lauritzen bus has been secured for transportation and two trips per month are permitted by the Rationing Board, one for Montpelier Stake and one for Bear Lake Stake. The round trip fare remains one dollar.

Bear Lake Wm. Lauritzen Mr. Lauritzen Montpelier

Four H Club Meeting Led by County Leaders

Miss Mildred M Haberly district home demonstration agent visited last Wednesday to aid 4-H Club leaders with project material and demonstrations. The Ovid Club, directed by Mrs. Hazel Peterson, presented a girls project demonstration.

Mildred M Haberly

War Service Moves Cut Rubber Use in Transit

A government order directs a bus service to prioritize essential operations including transport for armed forces members war workers and school children. Effective June 1 the plan aims to save over 100000 pounds of crude rubber annually by reducing service levels and rerouting nonessential trips.

Bua

WPB Warns of Steel Container Shortage and Substitutes

The War Production Board warns of an urgent crisis in steel and urges immediate use of substitutes for steel containers, especially drums. It notes a possible suspension of steel container production until alternatives are developed.

War Production Board WPB

War Manpower Commission outlines eight point program

Paul V. McNutt announced an eight point program to fully utilize national manpower with directives to coordinate farm and industrial labor and reclassify workers in critical war occupations. Leslie A. Miller named Denver regional director for the War Production Board overseeing Colorado Wyoming Utah and New Mexico.

Paul V. McNutt War Manpower Commission U. S Selective Service Leslie A. Miller Wyoming Denver War Production Board Colorado Utah New Mexico WPBE Mr. Miller Junction City Kansas Marine Corps Internal Revenue Cheyenne Wyoming House of Representatives Senate

Summer Vocational Classes At Idaho Southern University

War demand keeps winter programs open through summer at Idaho Southern University. Secretarial training runs June to August to supply typists for the army air base at Pocatello. Carpentry, aviation mechanics, and auto body repair courses may also continue with eligibility for high school graduates or returning students.

Idaho Southern University John R. Nichols Army Air Base Pocatello Marjorie Myhre E. Aldous Roy F. Christensen University of Idaho, Southern Branch Idaho Christensen

Impressive Funeral Services For John P Hulme

Impressive funeral services for John P Hulme were held in the Bloomington Ward Chapel on May 1. A large crowd of relatives and friends attended to honor him. The service featured prayers by President George H Robinson and tributes from Hyrum Nebeker and others. Interment followed in Bloomington Cemetery with grave dedication by President Burdette Pugmire.

John P Hulme Dbleemington Phurraday George H. Robinson Hyrum Nebeker John A. A. Hart Leo Roberts Tenday Scout Council Orvil Adams EB. Woodruff Stucks Max Haddock Bloomington

DeVers Bird Undergoes Appendectomy in Bear Lake

DeVers Bird the son of Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Bird underwent an appendectomy Monday at Bear Lake Hospital.

DeVers Bird Nathaniel Bird Bear Lake Hospital

Burton Family Visitation in Montpelier

Mr and Mrs Raymond Burton and daughter of Montpelier visited Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Palmer Tueller.

Raymond Burton Montpelier Palmer Tueller

Funeral service for President John P. Hulme held in Bloomington

A large crowd gathered in Bloomington last Thursday for the funeral of President John P. Hulme. Attendees included prominent local officials and university leaders paying final honors to the late president.

18 More Tire Purchase Certificates Issued This Week

The Bear Lake County Rationing Board issued tire certificates for farm and essential transportation. Names include Sherman R. Robinson Georgetown and J Glen Longhurst Paris with tires, retreads, or both for trucks tractors and farm use. Other recipients cover Montpelier Ovid Paris Noonan Pegram Dingle and Raymond with retreads or tires for essential hauling and farm transportation.

Bear Lake County

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Alma C Esplin Ealt Lake Tribune Rotary Club YMCA B. F Rinehart University of Idaho W. H. Adams Charles B. Adams Los Angeles Daniel Webster ST. Charles RED Cross Miller WPB Clothing War Production Board Clothing Men's Pajamas Industry Advisory Committee Idaho South University John P. Hulme
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