Paris Municipal Election Shows 44 Percent Turnout
About 149 of 201 registered voters cast ballots in the Paris municipal election. Smith Gertsch appeared for mayor with Willard Stucki and Gwen Crawford as council candidates. Campaigns favored Glen Grimmett for mayor and Eldon Webb with Max Eborn for council. Eborn nearly beat Crawford in a tight race.
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Paris
Smith Gertsch
Willard Stucki
Gwendon Crawford
Aete
Glen Grimmett
Eldon Webb
Max Eborn
Eborn
Gwendon Craword
Spartans struggle in loss as Cardinal drive seals game
The report covers a football clash where the Spartans start strong but lose momentum after key plays. Howard Matthews returns a kickoff until injuring, Wayne Painter advances, yet a 50 yard pass helps the Cardinals score a TD and extend a lead.
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Spartans
Howard Matthews
Bill Gay
Fielding
Soda
Matthews
Wayne Painter
Cardinal
Cardinals
Ceardinals
Passey Joins KSU As Assistant Professor Of Aerospace Studies
Captain J Bruce Passey son of Mrs Lula Passey of Ovid has become an assistant professor of aerospace studies with an Air Force ROTC detachment at Kansas State University Manhattan Kansas He previously served at Lincoln AFB Nebraska He earned a BS in business administration from Brigham Young University and was commissioned in 1954 His wife Lama is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene P Shepherd of Montpelier.
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Manhattan
Kan
J. Bruce ‘Passey
Lula Passey
Ovid
Airorce
Lama
Eugene P. Shepherd
Montpelier
Funeral Services Held in Idaho Falls for Eugenie W. Long
The funeral for Eugenie Vergin Long was held in Idaho Falls on Saturday October 30. Born March 8 1889 in St Charles to Amos M and Frances Merkley Virgin she moved with her family to Salem Idaho in 1899 and married John W Long November 19 1918. She leaves a daughter five sons four step daughters and eight sisters and was buried in Sugar City Cemetery.
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Eugenie Vergin Long
Idaho Falls
St. Charles
Amos M
Frances Merkley Virgin
Salem
Idaho
John W. Long
Sugar City
Laketown Matron Sarah Cheney Dies in Logan
Sarah Weston Cheney 89, longtime Laketown resident, died Sunday in Logan after a long illness. Born July 27, 1876, she married Joseph A. Cheney in 1898. he died in 1959. Funeral held at Laketown Ward Chapel with tributes from family and church officials. She is survived by a son, daughters in California, siblings, 14 grandchildren, and 14 great grandchildren. Funeral details note the Laketown Cemetery grave dedication by Grant Lamborn.
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Sarah Weston Cheney
Laketown
Logan
Joseph
Annis Weston
Joseph A.cheney
Logan Temple
Norman Weston
Mary Johnson
Dunford Weston
Ward
Sweet Hour of Prayer
LaRue Christensen
Howard Lamborn
Wm. Quayle
Logan 16Th Ward
Sterling Cheney
Grant Lamborn
Sterling
Mark
Jay
Ott Cheney
Ben
Jack Fisher
Flower Drum Song Opens at Salt Lake City Hall for Hospital Benefit
Flower Drum Song opens at the Ait Valley Music Hall in Salt Lake City for a two week run starting November 8. Proceeds from the gala hospital benefit go to fund television sets for patient rooms at the University Hospital. Pat Suzuki stars as Linda Low with James Shigeta as Wang Ta in a San Francisco Chinatown tale of tradition vs progress and generational clash. A reception for patrons follows the opening performance.
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Rodgers and Hammergsteing
Steuki
James
Hipeta
Alley Music Hall
Salt Lake City
New University Hospital
Maurice Washaw
San Francisco
Chinatown
Pat Suzuki
Linda Low
James _ Shigeta
Wang Ta
Linda
Shigeta
Warshaw
Congressmen Hansen visits area for talks on water power issues
U S representative George V Hansen of Idaho second district visited the area last Friday en route to speaking engagements at USU Logan University of Arizona and schools in Portland and Seattle. He discussed water power and Interior Reclamation and stopped at St Charles to visit relatives Eldon and Mrs Mattson. He planned a halftime speech at the Soda Springs Fielding football game but could not appear.
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George V. Hansen
U.S
Idaho
Logan
USU
University of Arizona
Portlan
Seattle
Rich Hendricks
Pocatello
Eldon Mattson
St. Charles
Hansen
Soda Springs
Utah State faculty listed in Who’s Who of American Women
Four Utah State University faculty women appear in the 1966 67 edition of Who’s Who of American Women per the Deseret News. The group includes Phyllis Snow Ida Marie Logan and Edith Shaw, detailing Dunford and others as senior staff and department leaders with ties to Fielding High School and Oregon State.
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Utah State University
Deseret
Igeh Dunford
Unfor
Yea
Stude
Phyllis Snow
College of Family Life
Ida-Marie Logan
Labrar Science
Edith, Shaw
Odf
Ena
Pepe . Maries
Dunford
T. Jefferson
Ruth Hulme Dunford
Bloomington
Fielding High School
LDS Te Geen College
Eee Be
Henry’ A. Dixon
Utah
George Ington University
Wasson
Oregon State
Corvallis
USU
Captain James Spencer Completes Air Force Training
CAPT. JAMES E. SPENCER, son of the Spencers of Dingle, has graduated from a Keesler AFB avionics training course. A Montpelier High School alumnus, he was commissioned in 1956 through Air Force ROTC at Brandeis University and will be reassigned to Otis AFB in Massachusetts. his wife Dorothy is listed as a Montpelier native.
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Biloxi
Miss
James E. Spencer
T. H. Spencers
Dingle
Keesler Afb
Air Force
Spencer
Montpelier High School
Braguemn ‘Young Universy
Otis Afb
Massachusetts
Dorothy
John H. Schmid
Montpelier
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Dean Ward
Victor Reese
Russell Payne
Orson Spencer
Ray Bateman
John Findlay
James Olsen
Gertsch Suet
Stucki Seegratatsees Tocaesenane
Crawford Seesisseansase Vees
Grimmett Weeceeseneu Pessssean
Capt
Bruce ‘Passey
KSU
Eugenie W. Long
E. W. Irwin
Laketown Ward
Harold Johnson
Ait Valley
James Spencer