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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1962

Page

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Former St. Charles Girl to Live in Germany

Mrs. Douglas D. Deane Shannon Deane daughter of Mr and Mrs Nr Willis Harrup of St Charles left Tuesday for Bamberg Germany where she will join her husband who is stationed there with the U S Army. Mrs Deane left from Salt Lake where she has been in her home since she graduated from Fielding high school in 1960.

Douglas D. (Shannon) Deane Willis Harrup St.Charles Bamberg Germany U. S. Army Deane Salt Lake Fielding High School

GOP Candidacy Meeting At Fielding High

GOP candidates and county officers spoke at Fielding High School in Bear Lake County. Senator Jordan and Jack Hawley addressed voters at 9 30 AM and 10 30 AM with endorsements from James Tasso and Lewis Munk praising the slate of candidates and pledges to tackle Big spending policies in Congress.

Bear Lake County Stu Interes Jordan U. S. Senate James Tasso Gem—Rheate Georgetown Cochairman Jack Hawley Sen. Church Congress Lewis Munk Len Jordan Idaho Henry Dworshak Fielding High Johan

Mrs Gene Rowe Honored At Birthday Supper

Mrs Gene Rowe was honored on her birthday at an informal supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Dean Larson. Also attending were Mr Rowe, two children, and Mr and Mrs Kent Michel.

Gene Rowe Dean Larson Rowe Kent Michel

American Legion Auxiliary Hosts Cooked Food Sale

The American Legion Auxiliary held a cooked food sale at Gertsch Market on Tuesday, November 6.

American Legion American Legion Auxiliary Gertsch Market

Len Jordan calls for reappraisal of government spending

Senator Len Jordan urged cutting non essential spending in a Paris address to boost domestic prosperity and military readiness. He warned that excessive government controls and high taxes harm farmers workers small businesses and overall economic growth amid Cold War tensions.

Len Jordan Paris Cuba Korea Laos Viet Nam

Halloween Party Hosts Salads and Costumes for SOS Club

The SOS clubheld a Halloween party at LaRae Sorenson home with members in costumes and each bringing a different salad. Prizes went to Mary Bateman for best costume and LaRae Poulsen for best salad. judges were Leona Bird and Leon Gertsch.

S. O. S. Club LaRae Sorenson Mary Bateman Colleen Hansen Lorraine Price la- Rae Poulsen Leona Bird Leon Gertsch Edith Ellien Orr Karen Bertha Ivy Kathleen Eborn Lorraine_Price

Michel announces marriage of Larry Michel to Bonnie Stevens

Mr and Mrs Wilford Michel announce the marriage of their son Larry to Miss Bonnie Stevens daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Stevens of Montpelier The wedding will be solemnized November 16 at the Montpelier Stake Center Montpelier is the listed location.

Wilford Michel Larry Bonnie Stevens Claude Stevens Montpelier Montpelier Stake Center

Mighty Seeds and Planting Power Report

Tobacco News notes an ounce holds about 314000 tobacco seeds and a tablespoon can plant three to four acres, highlighting high seed density and wide planting potential.

Airman Jay H Johnson Arrives At Kirtland AFB For Duty

Airman Third Class Jay H Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Herman G Johnson of Ovid has arrived at Kirtland Air Force Base New Mexico for duty with the Air Force Systems Command Special Weapons Johnson an engineering and scientific aid entered the Air Force in July He received a BS degree from Utah State University where he was a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity.

Jay H. Johnson Ovid Kirtland Air Force Base New Mexico Air Force Systems Command Special Weapons Center Johnson Air Force Herman G. Johnson Utah State University Kappa Sigma Fraternity

Anti-Gambling Brochure Mailed by Idaho Citizens Group

An anti gambling brochure signed by 179 Idaho citizens from all 44 counties is mailed by Keep Idaho Clean Committee chaired by Willard L Allen of Pocatello. It argues legalized gambling is a political fraud with moral concerns and cites crime, tax, and insurance impacts plus quotes from national figures.

Idaho Keep Willard L. Allen Pocatello Allen Nevada National Crime Syndicate Pres. Fullman Thomas E. Dewey Barry Goldwater Estes Kefauver

Broxons Arrive at Their California Home

The Broxons, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Broxon, arrived in sunny California after travels. Doc offered to lend his overcoat to a friend as he does not plan on needing it there.

Broxons California C. O. Broxon Doc

Meat buying power shifts over decades

The U S Department of Agriculture notes that an hour of factory labor bought 2.1 pounds of round steak in 1959, 1.8 pounds in 1989, and 1.2 pounds in 1929, illustrating long term changes in meat affordability.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

Fish Haven native dies after head on crash

Henry Edwin Howell 72 of Smoot Wyoming died October 29 in the Idaho Falls L D S hospital from injuries in a head on automobile accident His wife is hospitalized with serious injuries He was born February 1 1890 in Fish Haven Idaho and was a longtime L D S church member with several high priest duties He is survived by Nellie E Gomm his widow a son Ray L Howell one brother four sisters and funeral arrangements are handled by Schaub Mortuary Afton Tentative services set for 1 30 Saturday.

Henry (Edwin) Howell Smoot Wyoming Idaho Falls L. D. S. Hospital Fish Haven Idaho Henry Edwin Howell Susan Adam Gardner Fielding Academy Paris Nellie E. Gomm Salt Lake Temple Central States Avena Sho Ray L. Howell Utah W. Alfred Howell B. M Cora) Nelson Nampa Leo da) Passey Lanark Edgar Millie) Henkel Mesa Arizona Edith Allen Montpelier Schaub- Mortuary Afton

Fall Winter Fishing Continues In Open Waters

Anglers are reminded that fall and winter fishing remains open in waters open year round despite the general season ending October 31. Idaho reports a strong steelhead run and a smaller fall chinook run on the Snake River below Swan Falls. By October 21 some 2342 salmon had been trapped and moved upstream by trucks with experiments at Oxbow.

Idaho Snake River Swan Falls

Man's grit leaves footprints on sands of time

A reflective aphorism about enduring effort and lasting impact, suggesting that perseverance and resolve shape a person's legacy.

Idaho Bar President backs Proposal 3 for court reform study

Idaho State Bar President Glenn Coughlan urged voters to approve H J R 10 on the November 6 ballot. He said the measure would let the legislature study the need for court reform and restore public control over Idaho’s lower courts, without creating or abolishing specific courts.

Idaho Glenn Coughlan

Emerson School Elects Officers and Council Reps

Emerson School elected student officers on October 26 with Howard Matthews as president and Lindon Parks as secretary treasurer. Nancy Hulme reports class representatives for Student Council: 8th Kirk Hansen, 7th Randy Passey, 6th Joan Hulme, 5th Craig Passey, 4th Daryl Pug mire, and 3rd Kathaleen Olson.

Emerson School Howard Matthews Lindon Parks Mardene Beck Nancy Hulme Kirk Hansen Randy Passey Joan Hulme Craig Passey Daryl Pugmire Kathaleen Olson Emerson

Gailyn Munson And Lawanna Nelson In Preston Visit

Gailyn Munson and Lawanna Nelson spent one day in Preston last week, detailing a brief outing to the town for unspecified reasons or activities.

Gailyn Munson Lawanna Nelson Preston

Eligible Idaho students may receive $4000 for education

Many high school graduates in Idaho may qualify for about $4000 to continue education at universities colleges or vocational schools says Loryn E Kopan director of the Boise VA center. The article explains eligibility for children of veterans who died from service connected causes and outlines common eligibility misunderstandings and how to confirm benefits at a local VA office.

Loryn E. Kopan Veterans Administration Center Boise Idaho Veterans Administration Veterans Administration Office

Former Montpelier Resident George Robison Dies in Salt Lake City

George Lewis Robison 62 died Wednesday at his Salt Lake City home after a cancer illness. A retired Fancher and real estate broker, he was active in the L D S church and served a mission in California. Survivors include his mother Esther Hairup, wife Esther, three daughters in Salt Lake City, a son, a sister in Chicago, and a brother in Sacramento, with nine grandchildren.

George Lewis Robison Robert Lewis Bifen Ashley) Robison Montpelier Salt Lake City Robison California Logan 8Th Ward Esther Hairup St. Charles Wayne Ashcraft Casper Wyoming Jackson Wee Baal Carol) Rubey Harold Lewis Leslie Veldron) Mathison Chicago Mlinois Ashley Robison Sacramento

Fielding High Spartans Conclude Football Season

Fielding High School Spartans end their season with a Friday game against Soda Springs at Paris. The team holds an strong record, has not been beaten this year, and was tied only once.

Fielding High School Spartans Soda Springs Paris

Halfway measures are wasted effort in baseball metaphor

The phrase argues that progress depends on finishing what is started, comparing incomplete efforts to a baseball homerun that does not count until the plate is touched. The tone is didactic and applicative beyond sports.

Fielding Spartans Secure League Tie In Close 33 33 Game

Fielding High School and Grace Red Devils battled to a 33 33 tie finishing with a last minute stand by Fielding. The dramatic comeback saw Fielding erase a 33 15 deficit and force the stalemate as time expired.

Welding High School Spartans Grace Red Devils Spartans Fielding High School Montpelier High School Grace Fhéy Red Devils Fielding Matt Son Cran Fie Hine Byron Toone Lorin Dunn Jess Stratford Jim Mattson Graceman

Difference in Advantage: Some Earn, Some Take It

A concise proverb-like observation notes that advantage is gained either through effort or through force. It contrasts those who earn benefits with those who seize opportunities without merit, reflecting on ethics and social dynamics.

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Mrs. Douglas, D. Deane GOP Hallowe'en Mighty Seeds Fist and Game Department Spring Creek Blackfoot River Blackfoot Kirtland Air Base Istate Bar STRES Emerson School News Sby Fielding Spartans
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