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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1941

Page

6

Fielding High Spartans Rally to Edge American Falls 20–6

Fielding High Spartans overwhelmed American Falls 20 to 6 on the local field. American Falls opened scoring in the second quarter but Fielding answered with a second half surge led by quarterback Matthews. Caldwell added a rushing TD and extra point, and Michaelson sealed the win with a late 40 yard interception return.

Fielding High Spartans American Falls Montpelier Spartans A. Fo Spartan A. F Matthews Fielding Caldwell Ice Michaelson

Trousseau Tea Honors Miss LaNea Jensen in Paris

A trousseau tea was held Monday afternoon at the Jensen home in Paris in honor of Miss LaNea Jensen. Seventy five guests attended including out of town visitors from Montpelier Ovid Lanark and Ketchum Idaho. Miss Jensen is slated to wed Friday November 7 to Mr Dewin Anderson of Central Idaho.

LaNea Jensen William Jensen Paris L. T. Buxton O. H. Grimmett Smith Hoge Ernest Hymas Clarence Rich Blake Jensen Walter Poulsen Roy Patterson Joyce Poulsen Lois Hymas Verla Findlay LeRae Patterson Jerry Hymas Irene McGlaughlin Ed Clasner Dewin Anderson Central Idaho

Bridge Club Enjoys Evening at Montpelier Home

Mrs H Burton entertained her bridge club Thursday at her daughter Mrs Palmer Tuoller's Montpelier home. Guests included Mrs A M Burke Mrs Low Tanner Mrs Charles Wilson Mrs Marie Cornwell Mrs Katherine McGlaughlin plus Mrs Charles Innes and Mrs Palmer Tueller of Paris. Burke had the high score Cornwell the low score Wilson and McGlaughlin won the cut prizes.

Fielding High Spartans Face Afton Tilt as Malad Leads

Fielding High Spartans have won six of eight, scoring 73 to 31 across eight games while Malad tops the conference. Malad and Fielding contend for first place as Fielding travels to Afton Wyoming for a non conference game Friday.

Fielding High Spartans Malad Blackfoot Spartans Afton Wyo

Idaho Agencies Seek Longer Duck Hunting Day

The Idaho Fish and Game Commission adopted a resolution urging the U S Department of the Interior to permit duck shooting from one half hour before sunrise to sunset. It also said the commission would accept a shorter season to offset the longer shooting period due to the extended day. The move aims to curb crop damage from migratory waterfowl in farmers fields near refuges. Affected officials plan to present the resolution to federal authorities. Local social notes follow with visits and a funeral in Star Valley.

Idaho Idaho Fish and Game Commission United States Department of the Interior Fish and Game Boitt Commission Boise

Dunfords Travel to Logan to Meet New Granddaughter

Mr and Mrs James Dunford left Wednesday to visit their children in Logan for the remainder of the week and to meet their new granddaughter who registered recently at the home of Mr and Mrs Holicher.

James Dunford Logan Holicher

Bear Lake FSA drives food for defense effort

In Bear Lake County 168 Farm Security families join the Food for Defense plan to boost dairy pork and poultry output. County FSA Supervisor H E Jenkins notes many farms have balanced crops and livestock and can adapt to county food goals with supplemental loans for stock expansion repairs and improvements. Cooperative services may form for joint ownership of machinery processing plants and land leasing while homemakers pursue home farming gardens storage and canning to meet home and community needs.

Bear Lake County Department of Agriculture FSA Jenkins County Agricultural Defense Board Wichard

District Court case headed for jury in personal damage suit

The personal damage suit of Ivan Reese v Ray and Ben Bateman is expected to go to a jury late Thursday. Judge McDougall warned it could push to Friday if witnesses are called. Plaintiffs attorney is Black of Pocatello with defense by Murriel of Pocatello. Jury members named include Kunz Headlee Bergren Burgoyne Derricott Nowland Mills Rich Eschler Collipriest Gertsch and Tuellr. A second case Herman Hoff v Ralph Mayhew will follow.

Ivan Reese Ray Ben Bateman McDougall Black Pocatello Murriel Bateman Brothers Lorenzo Kunz James Headlee William Bergren S. BE. Burgoyne William Derricott William Nowland Earl Mills Clarence Rich Alma Eschler Richard Collipriest John, Gertsch Louis Tueller Herman Hoff Ralph Mayhew Reese-Bateman

Mrs Keith Warner Hosts Bridge Club Gathering

Mrs Keith Warner entertained a bridge session last Friday afternoon with attendees including Mrs A W Shepherd, Mrs Sam Tunks, Mrs C O Moore, Mrs John Dougan, Mrs J B Hann, Mrs Smith Hoge, Mrs Charles Innes, and Mrs Palmer Tueller. Mrs Moore won both traveling and high score prizes.

Keith Warner Bridge A. W. Shepherd Sam Tunks C. O. Moore John Dougan J. B. Hann Smith . Hoge Charles Innes Palmer Tueller Moore

Bear Lake Youths Shine at Ogden Livestock Show

Bear Lake youths exhibited animals at the Ogden Livestock Show and earned multiple ribbons. Ray Matthews won Hampshire ram lamb, Darrel Matthews and Doyle Matthews took ewe classes, Lloyd Matthews placed in fitting and showmanship, and Bear Lake groups won 4 H cattle and blue ribbon beef. Dean Humphreys and Owen Bartschi earned top spots in fat cattle classes. Wayne Clark placed in the judging contest.

Bear Lake Ogden Utah Hampshire Ram Ray Matthews Ovid Champion Ewe Darrel Matthews Doyle Matthews Ewe Lamb Doyle Matthews Lloyd Matthews Dean Humphreys Montpelier Owen Bartschi Nounan Bear Lake County Blue Ribbon Beef Club Wayne Clark

Fielding High Hallowe'en Party Delights Students

Fielding High School hosts a Boys and Girls clubs Hallowe en party with a ghostly entrance, fortune tellers, a zoo display, and apple bobbing. Prizes praised for best character, funniest, and best masquerade costumes as students enjoyed dancing and concessions.

The Fielding High School Ghostland Bluebeard Madame Futurina Madame Swamee Riva City Atudenta Robert Brown Robinhood Rubem Thornock Lynne Austin Boys and Girls Clubs

Predatory Animal Control Board Meeting in Paris

Mr. T. M. Matthews, president, announces a meeting at the Paris courthouse on Wednesday November 12 at 8 p m. Farmers and ranchers taxed for predatory animal control are invited. The session will include the annual election and discussion of related issues.

T. M. Matthews Predatory Animal Control Board Paris

Six Bear Lake Men Called for Training on Nov. 11

Six men from Bear Lake County are called for military training on November 11. The local board selected J Russell Solum of Georgetown Robert R Rowland of Montpelier Wilford A Widner of Geneva Allen L Ipsen of Bennington Sherman L Burgoyne of Montpelier and G Franklin Lloyd of Montpelier. Two alternates are Herman Skinneff of Montpelier and Charles P Pugmire of St. Charles.

Call Anver Bear Lake County J. Russell Solum Georgetown Robert R. Rowland Montpelier Wilford A. Widner Geneva Allen L. Ipsen Bennington Sherman L. Burgoyne G. Franklin Lloyd Herman Skinneff Charles P.pugmire St. Charles

Red Cross Plans Annual Membership Drive in Paris

Paris Red Cross chapter held a dinner at the First Ward chapel to outline preparations for the annual drive from November 11 to 30. Bishop Austin and the Relief Society aided. a state organizer was to attend. Local chairman L. L. Deardorff urged all Bear Lake adults to join the Red Cross as quotas have been tripled.

Paris The Red Cross Paris First Ward Irive Bishop Austin Relief Society L. L. Deardorff Bear Lake Valley

Poultry Specialist to Visit Bear Lake November 17 18

Poultry extension expert Mr Pren Moore will visit Bear Lake County November 17 and 18 to help with poultry problems. Residents may notify the county agent by November 13 to request assistance. A bazaar and food sale sponsored by Paris First Ward Relief Society will be held November 15 at Bear Lake Furniture Store. Mrs Haddock was taken to Preston Friday for her ill daughter Mrs Rex Jensen but returned Monday as Jensen improved. Donna Haddock left Tuesday for Preston to stay with her sister for the week.

Pren Moore Bear Lake Countty Bear Lake Furniture Paris First Ward Relief Society Don Haddock Preston Rex Jensen

Local Red Cross Clothing Display At Shepherd Brothers

The Paris Red Cross chapter chaired by Mrs. W Smith Hoge hosted a week long display at the Shepherd Brothers store. The local chapter serves Fish Haven St Charles Bloomington Ovid Sharon Liberty Lanark and Paris communities.

Red Cross Shepherd Brothers Paris Red Cross

Armistice Day plans by American Legion Paris Post 84

American Legion Post 84 Paris plans Armistice Day programs. The morning session at 10:30 at Paris Field High School will feature a prominent speaker. A children's dance is set for 2:00 pm in the pavilion, followed by an Armistice Day dance at 9:00 pm with music. Admission is 50 cents for men and 10 cents for ladies, tax included.

The American Legion Paris Fielding High School

Tueller Birthday Party for Lowell Tueller

Mr and Mrs Palmer Tueller hosted a Tuesday birthday party honoring their son Lowell Tueller on his seventh birthday. Attending were Loren Wyler Margaret Rich Gwenda Roberts Don Nye Ray Crawford Carl Jensen Lynn Bridge Loren Smith De Vere Bird De Vere Crossley Gary Crossley Harold Lewis and the guest of honor Lowell Tueller.

Palmer Tueller Lowell Loren Wyler Margaret Rich Gwenda Roberts Don Nye Ray Crawford Carl Jensen Lynn—Bridge Loren—Smith de Vere—Bird DeVere—Crossley Gary Crossley Harold Lewis Lowell Tueller

Idaho Receives Federal Commodities Details September

Idaho distributed federal surplus commodities in September totaling $20 675. Evaporated milk led with 5086, fruit 3908, grapefruit juice 2652, and vegetables 4494. The smallest allotment was 10 60 for cornmeal.

Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation Idaho

Woman Denies First Degree Murder Charge

Mrs Grace Coppard appeared in Fifth District Court and pleaded not guilty to a murder charge. Trial was set for November 12 as defense counsel argued motions to strike and reduce the information amid a crowded gallery, with details of alleged self defense and an accompanying confession reported.

Grace Coppard Jay L. Downing Fifth District Court Uilty Paul Tipton, Sr Alexander Reservoir Tipton H. J. Swanson Idaho Swanson Hiss Dygert Downing Caribou County Pocatello Soda Springs Sun

Daughters of Pioneers Reorganize Bear Lake Chapter

The Bear Lake county chapter of the Daughters of Pioneers was reorganized and sustained officers by the Elizabeth Passey Camp. May Phelps was named president with Edna Straw as vice president and Eliza Cook as 2nd vice president. Sadie Bird will serve as secretary and Gertrude Price as chaplain. The officers will hold office for two years.

Bear Lake County The Daughters of Pioneers Elizabeth Passey May Phelps Edna Straw Eliza Cook Sadie Bird Gertrude Price

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Trousseau Entertain Bridge Club Tom Connally Senate Foreign Relations Committee Washington Blilzzard Fight For Freedom Committee Grace Lava Hot Montpelier Preston Ease MecCammo Mrs. Royal Rasmussen Ezra Hoge Gamond Hayward Jennie Stoor Soda Springs Star Valley Pearl Davis Auburn Bear Lakers Bridge Club Bear Lake Boys Noonan Aberdeen Angus Fine Hallowe’en Ry ‘Firtt Idano Freedom Congress Washington, D. C Joe K" E. BE. Koehler Joe Twin Falls Colom Freedom Committee AMER Legion Mey Laura Atheline Gabler Mrs Ernest Gabler Leah Walton Randolph Sadie Cook Morgan Chas. G. Longhurst Bryson
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