County elect committee meetings set for November 18
Final details for the 1944 KAA elect committeemen were announced by G B Hulme. Meetings occur Saturday November 18 at 8 am in Georgetown Ovid Montpelier Raymond and Paris with county committee members in attendance. Eligible voters include farmers who participated in Agricultural Adjustment Agency programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
G. B. Hulme
ACA
Georgetown
G. M. Smith
Ovid
J. A. Hymas
Montpeter
S. C
DiSchool House
Raymond
John H. Boehme
Paris
George A. Hoge
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Public urged to curb coal use amid shortage
Consumers and dealers are asked to cooperate to ease coal shortages in homes and public institutions. Those with coal should refrain from ordering more while neighbors may be without. Dealers should check customer fuel supplies and contact the Area Distribution Manager to direct limited coal where most needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold L. Ickes
The
Solid Fuels Administration
Charles Harris Appointed Bear Lake County Attorney
Charles Harris of Montpelier was appointed Bear Lake County Attorney by the Board of Commissioners on Monday. The vacancy arose when Atty. Glenn Coughlan was called into service with the U S Navy in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harris
Montpelier
Bear Lake County
Board of Commissioners
Atty
Glenn Coughlan
Coughlan
Boston
U. S. Navy
Rex E Beck Marries Miss Martha Cal of Buenos Aires
Rex E Beck son of David Beck recently married Miss Martha Cal of Buenos Aires after completing a two year South American mission. The couple will reside in Christobal Canal Zone Panama with Rex accepting new employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex E. Beck
David Beck
Martha Cal
Buenos Aires
Rex
South America
Panama Canal—Zone
Christobal
Canal Zone
Panama
Ration-free Children’s Shoes to Reach Market
The OPA announced a new supply of non leather children's shoes to ease shortages. About eight year olds and younger will benefit with canvas uppers and fabric soles. shoes larger than Misses’ and Youths’ size three will be rationed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Car rationing quota drops to 20600 cars in November
OPA announces November allocation of 20,600 new passenger automobiles for rationing, the lowest since rationing began and about 35 percent below October's 30,800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4OPA
Doing Her Part at GE Plant from Lake George
Mrs Elizabeth G Ross travels 112 miles daily round trip from Lake George New York to General Electric in Schenectady to help turn out electric equipment for the war effort while supporting three sons in the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth G Ross
Lake George
N. Y
General Electric
Schenectady
FASTER THAN TNT Explosive Cyclonite Highlighted by MIT
Dr. Alberto Thompson of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, speaking at a General Electric Science Forum, touted Cyclonite as a new explosive for bombs and shells that detonates faster than TNT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberto Thompson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
General Electric
Mrs Dougan Returns to Paris After Montpelier Hospital Stay
Mrs Josephine Dougan regained her health and returned to Paris on Wednesday of last week after several months at Montpelier hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Dougan
Paris
Montpelier Hospital
Norma Rogers Weds At Home In Paris Ceremony
Miss Norma Rogers daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles F Rogers and Ralph Roghaar of the Navy son of Mr and Mrs John Roghaar of Grace Idaho were married in a candlelight ceremony at the family home in Paris Presiding was Bishop C H Grimmett The wedding music featured Anna Ruth Rogers and a quartet with Ruby Bolton played Lohengrin s Wedding March Twenty six guests attended including family and local residents The bride attended the LDS Business College Salt Lake City and has worked as acting secretary treasurer for the National Farm Loan Association at Grace Idaho The groom recently returned from fourteen months in the Navy and will be stationed in New York City Followed by a trip to New York City for future stationing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Rogers
Charles F. Rogers
Ralph Roghaar
United States Navy
John Roghaar
Gracé
Paris
C. H. Grimmett
Anna Ruth Rogers
Jane Shepherd
Helen Rae Bborn
Ruth Spencer
Ruby Bolton
Ray Roghaar
Farrell Peterson
L.&. Pond
Grace
Ray ‘Roghaar
National Farm ‘Loan Association
Idaho
U. S. ‘Navy
Mediterranean
Roghaar
New York City
Community Network of Visits and Military News
Business visitor Christian Tueller in Montpelier. Van Nelson and son at Vern Nelson home in Bloomington. Montpelier and Twin Falls residents visiting local homes. St Charles group at George Price home. Paris and Camp Roberts military notes. Delta Dek club gathering hosted by Mrs Ivan Beck with multiple attendees and scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Is. van Nelson
George Nicholas of
Twin Falls
George Price
Ration Stamp Revisions and Expirations Noted
The notice lists changes across sugar shoes meats foods gasoline ration stamps with new validity dates and values. Sugar stamps No 29 in Book 4 cover 5 pounds until Jan 15. Shoes stamps 18 in Book 1 and stamp 1 on Airplane sheet in Book 3 allow 1 pair. Meats stamps G H J valid through Dec or Nov 14 for K, then through Dec 4. Foods blue stamps X Y Z valid until Nov 20 Green stamps A B C in Book 4 valid through Dec 20. Gasoline stamps 8 reduced to 8 gallons from 4 on Tue Oct 12.
Funeral rites for Jonathan Young Pugmire held in St Charles
Funeral services were held Wednesday for Jonathan Young Pugmire in the St Charles ward chapel with Bishop James N Thanstrum presiding. Interment followed at St Charles cemetery with grave dedication by Ole Jensen. Survivors include three daughters Mrs Arnel, Mrs Floyd, Mrs Windley. sons Stanley and Earl. a sister Mrs Metcalf. brothers Brigham, Lynn, and Archie Pugmire. wife predeceased in 1922. Funeral arrangements were by F M Williams Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Young Pugmire
St. Charles Ward
James N. Thanstrum
Swan Arnell
Fontella Scofield
L. Burdette Pugmire
Daddy
Chauncey Floyd
Arthur “Windley
Charles
Dons
Stanley’ Pigmire
Fielding to Meet Bancroft Here Thursday
Fielding Highs football team finishes the season with a home game against Bancroft on Thursday at 1 pm. Fielding previously lost to Preston 19 to 0 on Preston’s field last Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding
Bancroft
Willmore
Fielding High
Preston
Paris Score Entries From 9 Games Of Season
The record shows Paris games against Malad Grace Soda Springs On top Montpellier Preston and Paria with scores including 25 to 7 7 to 81 13 to 0 29 to 6 7 to 6 34 to 6 and 19 to 0 across dates from Sept 24 to Nov 5 with no final result for the last contest listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Grace
Paria
Montpellier
Preston
Hoge arrives for Army exam after Ogden visit
John Hoge stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs W Smith Hoge in Ogden on Monday evening. He departed Wednesday to Pocatello for his Army medical exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoge
Ogden
W. Smith Hoge
Pocatello
Army
What You Buy With War Bonds
War bonds fund supplies for armies and navies facing thirst and disease in Africa and the Pacific. The camel pack, called the Lister Bag or water camel, carries water to front lines, with khaki canvas and about 60 gallons capacity. Back the attack with War Bonds to provide enough camels for fighting forces at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lister
U.S. Treasery Depcrimesa
Stephen Sleight Dies Suddenly in Bear Lake
Stephen Sleight age 59 died suddenly Monday morning of a heart attack after starting the fires. He was born in Ovid Idaho and lived in Bear Lake. Survived by wife Alta Sorensen Sleight, two sisters, one brother, funeral held Wednesday at Paris Second ward chapel with local clergy officiating. interment in Ovid cemetery. Funeral arrangements by F. M. Williams Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Sleight
Stephen
Frederick Sleight
Ovid
Idaho
Bear Lake
Alta Sorensen Sleight
J. T. Dernicott
Paris
Albery Payne
Bloomington
Ross Sleight
Siven
Paris Second Ward
Clarence M. Rich
Paria First Ward
John Spencer
Delia Scheidigger
Glen Longhurst
Poulsen
BP. R. Sleight
Georgetown
Voc
F. M. Wiliams
BP. Oliver
L.—Peterson
Ray M. Reeder
D. C. Rich
Beautiful
Isle of Somewhere
Benediction
Walldte Weaver
Bennington
F. M. Williams Mortuary
Tire Shortage Reshapes Used-Tire Access
OPA reports November quotas cut tire supplies for both passenger cars and trucks. Commercial vehicles delivering essential goods can receive used tires smaller than 7.50-20 to replace worn ones, tightening access for standard passenger tires.
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OPA
Local Social Happenings Across Ogden and Nearby Towns
Grant Richards and Vance Smith spent several days in Ogden for the stock show. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Sims of Garden City visited Mrs. Sims parents the Prices. Wilford Richards of Logan and Mrs. Clara Stucks hosted a Sunday visit. Mrs. Richards extended her stay. J. A. Palmer and Teressa Palmer of Sonda Springs visited the George Palmer home. Raymond Burton and daughter Sandra visited with friends along with Louise Wyler of Montpelier. Neils Anderson of Central came for his son DeWin Anderson before induction. James L. Dunford left to winter with his daughters in Logan. Mrs. Dunford convalesces in Salt Lake and will join him soon. Mesdames Humpherys, Crawford, Goebel, Stucks, Hulme and Wyler entertained in honor of Mrs. Edward Jacobs a recent bride with about 40 guests attending. Rex Haddock and Dale Lauritzen left for Farragut Idaho to join Navy assignment in the Medical Corp. Lowell Palmer Tueller’s ninth birthday anniversary celebrated Thursday with many guests including Grant and Glen Mattson and numerous friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Dunford
Logan
Mrs. Dunford
Salt Lake
Mesdames Clem Humpherys
G. B. Crawford
Charles Goebel
William Stucks
Amos Hulme
Charles Wyler
Edward Jacobs
Soldiers Farewell Dance Set for Paris Pavilion
A soldiers farewell dance will be held at the Paris pavilion Monday evening November 15. Everyone is urged to attend and help give the boys a good sendoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Pavilion
No More War Ration Books to Be Issued
Officials announce no more copies of War Ration Books One or Two will be issued by local boards. All stamps in both books have expired except Stamp 18 for shoes in Book One and Blue Stamps X Y and Z in Book Two usable for processed foods through November 20. Covers may be discarded once stamps are used or expired.
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OPA
Navy Recruiter Reports Bruce Langford's Navy Travels
Horace T. Hart of the U S Navy Recruiting Station in Burbank California writes about Bruce M Langford who enlisted in October 1942 from Paris Idaho He trained at San Diego Naval Training Station served on a light mine sweeper in both oceans and earned radioman third class The letter notes his health progress and that his mother lives in Paris Idaho and hopes for news of his return to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace T. Hart
U. S. Navy
Burbank
California
Bruce M. Langford
Paris
Idaho
Navy
San Diego Naval Training Station
Idaho reports hunting and fishing license sales and stamps
The Fish and Wildlife Service records show 109,931 Idaho sportsmen paid 120,852 dollars for hunting and fishing licenses plus 23,104 Federal Duck stamps sold. Idaho residents bought 108,863 licenses, non residents 1,068. nationwide 8,441,560 resident licenses and 90,794 nonresident licenses, with total revenue 13,921,974 dollars. Federal Duck stamps totaled 1,437,220 nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Wildlife Service
Idaho
Department
Bear Lake County Men Appear for Army Induction
Bear Lake County men left Wednesday for Pocatello to take physical exams before induction. Listed: Aaron L Lewis Dingle John B Hoge Paris Richard Collipriest Alfred Thompson Montpelier Phil Perkins Montpelier Vern Teuscher Montpelier Been Weaver Georgetown and Montpelier sending several others. Ralph Rich of Paris accompanied the group for advanced testing ahead of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Pocatello
Aaron L.lewis
Dingle
John B. Hoge
Paris
Richard Collipriest
Montpelier
Alfred Thompson
Phil Perkins
Vern Teuscher
Been Weaver
Georgetown Ndontpelier
Gein Nevis
Bern
Joseph F. Spidell
Montpellier
Jack C. George
Bennington
Blair Poulsen
Future Farmers Initiate New Members Past Week
The Future Farmers of America chapter welcomed new members during an 8 o clock initiation on Thursday evening. New members wore overalls with a large green hand, endured various stunts with penalties for missteps, and refreshments followed the event. The chapter now counts 59 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers
F.F.A
Lynn Austin
Card of Thanks for Ida Dunford
Family expresses heartfelt gratitude for the help during illness and death of their mother Ida Dunford. They thank the Relief Society members of Paris First Ward and others for acts of kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Society
Paris First Ward
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O& Knowledge
Apornine Industry
Army Laboratories
FUAS
Pune
Raitroap
Catus
Inia
FECA
Christian Tueller
Francis Poulsen
Will Poulsen
Pete Grandy
Lee Bunderson
St. Charles
Bo Jacobs
Mrs. Jacobs
Angus Porter
Private Russell Porter
Russell
Camp Roberts
Calif
Danny Benson
Army Air Corp
Benson
Pvt
LaVaughn Barfuas
Oregon
Army Medical Corp
la Vaughn
Florida
Ivan
Beck
Delta
Morrill Booth
Alton Bunderson
Mac Haddock
Palmer Tueller
Jay‘ Henn
Harold Donelan
Owen Shepherd
Africa
Pacific
Grant Richards
Vance Smith
Mitchell Sims
Garden City
Mrs. Wilford Richards of
Clara Stucks
Mrs. Richards
J. A. Palmer
Teressa Palmer
Sonda Springs
George Palmer
Raymond Burton
Sandra
Louise Wyler
Neils Anderson
Central
DeWin Anderson
Rex Haddock
Dale Lauritzen
Farragut
Medical Corp of the Navy
Paris Bay
Ida Dunford
Australia
If Deniers
Egypt
Libys Eal
Beng
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