Bear Lake 4 H club shines at Ogden Livestock Show
Bear Lake County 4 H members showcased at the Ogden Livestock Show starting October 1. More than 30 fat calves one purebred beef heifer five purebred sheep and five fat lambs were exhibited. Doyle Matthews earned Hampshire Special in ewe and ewe lamb classes and his ewe was Junior Division champion. Ray Matthews won Champion Ram for his ram Jamb. Dean Humpherys Owen Bartschi Wayne Clark led open class fat steer wins. Several members earned top placings and many readers received Outstanding Participation awards.
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Bear Lake County
Ogden
Darrell Matthews
Ray
Darrell
Lloyd
Doyle Matthews
Hampshire
Ray Matthews
Dale Austin
Dean Humpherys
Owen Bartschi
Wayne Clark
Dean
Owen
Russell Jewett
Arvin Alleman
Joseph Dalrymple
Clyde Freeman
Norman Bartschi
Lloyd Johnson
Keith Parker
Max Bartschi
Allen Clark
Gene Minnig
Fred Hoff
Beef Club
Wvas
Owen Bart‘achl
2038 Registrants Given Occupational Deferments
Idaho Selective Service reports 2038 registrants granted occupational deferments. Agriculture leads with 936 deferments, defense industries 342, and 248 college students. Other groups include aviation manufacturing 107 and various trades, with total deferments totaling 942 in defense and related sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Norman B. Adkison
Selective Service
Col
Adkison
Morrison-Knudsen Company
Pacific Naval Air Bases
Defense
Arename
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Grandy in St Charles
Last Friday afternoon a group of Mrs Peter Grandy’s close friends visited her home for a birthday anniversary gathering. Guests included Katherine Innes Rose Grandy Ella Fuchs Merlee Matteon Elien Hayward and her daughter Lee Bunderson who hosted and served a delicious lunch.
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Peter Grandy
Katherine Innes
Rose Grandy
Ella ‘Fuchs
Merlee Matteon
Elien Hayward
State Farm Bureau unit formed in Bear Lake area
The Oneida county farm bureau federation becomes a unit of the state organization at Malad. Parley Sorensen is president and O W Browder secretary for a temporary group, with a permanent setup planned for November 17. Units are to be formed in Bear Lake Power Franklin and Caribou counties before the state convention. The goal is 500 members to affiliate with the national body and gain a director. national membership is about 500000 families, nearing one million by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida County
Bear Lake
Power
Franklin
Caribou
Cordon
National Organization
Jed L. Ashton
Idaho Death Benefits Reach $386000 in Q3 1941
Life insurance death claims paid to Idaho families totaled 386000 in the third quarter on 223 policies, boosting nine month total to 1724000. Death benefits split 287000 ordinary, 89000 group, 10000 industrial policies, with many claims settled as continuing income.
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Idaho
Institute of Life Insurance
Holgar J. Johnson
Institute
LaNéa Jensen Weds Dewin Anderson in Paris Idaho
LaNéa Jensen, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Jensen, married Dewin Anderson of Central Idaho last Friday morning at the parents home in Paris. The ceremony was at 8 o’clock officiated by Bishop E D Hymas. The couple, after a wedding breakfast, went to Pocatello for the weekend. The bride, a Montpelier Clayton Drug employee, and the groom, principal at St Charles schools, will reside in furnished apartments with Mr and Mrs Glen Grimmett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaNea
Wm. Jensen
Dewin Anderson
Central
Idaho
Paris
E. D. Hymas
Lanark
Pocatello
Paris Red Cross Ships 731 Articles to Jersey City
The Paris chapter of the American Red Cross shipped 731 articles on Nov 9 to Jersey City for repacking and sending to Europe. Production chairman Mrs. W. Smith Hoge led the effort over the past two months with assistance from numerous women. In ten days they plan to ship a knitted yarn stock including mufflers sweaters socks and children's suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
American Red Cross
Jersey City
N. J
Europe
W. Smith Hoge
Seminary Dance Sponsorship for Thanksgiving Night
Bear Lake Seminary students sponsor a Thanksgiving dance at the Park Pavilion on November 19 at 9 PM. Parents of Seminary students are invited. Fielding students gain admission with their activity cards.
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Bear Lake
Park Pavilion
Seminary
U Delta Dek Club Hosts at Lewis Shepherd Home
Mrs Bys Daniela hosted the U Delta Dek club at the Lewis Shepherd residence last Thursday evening. Mrs Keith Warner won the high score prize. Attendees included Mesdames L T Buxton Chas Innes Palmer Tueller Alton Bunderson DeVere Tovey John Hoge Ivan Beck W C Stock Lewis Shepherd and the hostess Bus Daniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bys Daniela
U-Delta-Dek Club
Lewis Shepherd
Keith Warner
Mesdames L. T.buxton
Chas. Innes
Palmer Tueller
Alton Bunderson
DeVere Tovey
John Hoge
Ivan Beck
W. C. Stock
Bus Daniels
Birthday Party at Don Haddock Home for Rex Jensen Family
A birthday party was held at the Don Haddock home on Armistics day for Don Antone Jensen age three, son of Rex and Mrs. Jensen of Preston. Attending were Judge and Mrs. Don Haddock and family, Donna Had dock, Mrs. Charles Skinner, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Haddock, and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Jensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Haddock
Armistics
Don Antone Jensen
Rex Jensen
Preston
Donna Haddock
Charles Skinner
Ed Haddock
Mr Heber Price Travels to Randolph on Business
Mr Heber Price went to Randolph last Friday on business, leaving no further details about the purpose or outcome of the trip.
Fielding Spartans Fall to Afton in Season Finale
Fielding High Spartans lost their 1911 season finale 20 to 13 at Afton to Star Valley. The non-conference game, added recently, saw Fielding hampered by sickness and injuries with five regulars out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding High Spartans
Star Valley
Afton
Drunken Drivers Lose Privileges on Idaho Highways
The Drivers License Bureau reports October actions: 45 male and 1 female licensees lost privileges for one year for intoxicated driving. Statewide revocations and suspensions reach 418. Licenses cancelled for drunken driving include 40 men and 1 woman. suspensions count two for reckless driving, two for judgment failures, and one for license restrictions. Eleven cases involve out of state drivers. Revoked drivers cannot operate for one year. suspended drivers may not drive during the suspension period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Law Enforcement Department
Three Marriage Licenses Granted Here the Past Week
Nov 4: Keith Nelson 20 Blooming ton and Loda Vallentine 22 of Paris married by Bishop Byron E Mumford in Montpelier. Nov 6: John G Lesich 36 and Florine Pilkington 36 both of Salt Lake City married by W Smith Hoge in Paris. Nov 7: Dewin Anderson 24 Central Idaho and LaNea Jensen 20 of Paris wed at the Wm Jensen home with Bishop E D Hymas officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Nelson
Bloomington
Loda Vallentine
Paris
Byron E. Mumford
Montpelier
John G. Lesich
Florine Pilkington
Salt Lake City
W. Smith Hoge
Dewin Anderson
Central
Idaho
LaNea Jensen
Wm. Jensen
E. D. Hymas
St Charles Woman Verba Rich Bunderson Dies at Home
Mrs Verba Rich Bunderson of St Charles died Thursday at her home. Born May 11 1886 in St Charles she lived there all her life. Survived by husband three sons Grant Ben and Ross all of St Charles and two daughters Wilma Bunderson of St Charles and Mrs Riley Crossley of Liberty. Funeral held Monday in the LDS chapel St Charles with interment in St Charles cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verba Rich Bunderson
St. Charles
Hyrum
LDS
Four Bear Lake Men Draw Elk Hunt Permits
Three Bear Lake County residents and one more earned elk hunt permits on the Pocatello State Game Preserve. A total of 100 permits were issued for the November 16 to 20 hunt, with a $5 fee. Permit recipients include E. L. Downing of Montpelier, James Olsen of Ovid, Udell Nate of Dingle, and J. A. Burgoyne of Montpelier.
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Bear Lake County
Pocatello State
E. L. Downing
Montpelier
James Olsen
Ovid
Udell Nate
Dingle
J. A. Burgoyne
Birthday Celebrations Honor Stucki and Hoge Families
The Stucki family marked birthday anniversaries for Mrs Wm Stucki and Mr Wm B Hoge at the Hoge home last Saturday evening. A delicious dinner was served to Mr and Mrs Charles Cole, Mr and Mrs D G C Rich, President and Mrs B W Stucki, Mrs Mary Stucki, Mrs Wm B Hoge, Mr Wm Stucki, and other guests of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stucki
Wm. Stucki
Wm. B. Hoge
Hoge
Charles Cole
D. GC. Rich
B. W. Stucki
Mary Stucki
Bridge Club Hosts Varied Afternoon at Hotel Paris
Mrs. Vernon Budge entertained her bridge club last Friday at the Hotel Paris. Mrs. Cc. O. Moore won the high score prize. Present were Mrs. Smith Hoge, Mrs. J. B. Hann, Mrs. Alfred Shephard, Mrs. C. O. Moore, Mrs. John Dougan, Mrs. Keith Warner, Mrs. Charles Innes, Mrs. Sam Tunks, and the hostess.
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Vernon Budge
Paris
Cc. O. Moore
Smith Hoge
J. B. Hann
Alfred Shepherd
C. O. Moore
John Dougan
Keith Warner
Charles Innes
Sam Tunks
Paul Brog Guides Dairy Visit to Star Valley Barn
Mr. Paul Brog took Eugene Stucki Roberta and Charles Wyler to Star Valley Friday evening to inspect Brog dairy herd and his big new modern barn.
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Paul Brog
Eugene Stucki
D Roberta
Charles Wyler
Star Valley
Mr. Brog
Jury Favors Plaintiffs in District Court
Jurors ruled for plaintiffs in two district court cases last week. Ivan Reese received 25 dollars after seeking 30 thousand in a personal damage suit against the Bateman brothers. Herman Hoff versus Ralph Mayhew awarded 200 dollars for damages. Jury members listed include Nowland, Monson, Hymas, Eschler, Lyon, Headlee, Mills, Patterson, Derricott, Arnell. Judge Isaac McDougall granted naturalization to Samuel Sant Winterbottom of St Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Reese
Bateman Brothers
Herman Hoff Vergus
Ralph Mayhew
Hoff
Wm. P. Nowland
Henry Monson
Sim Hymas
Alma Eschler
J. W. Lyon
James Headlee
Earl Mills
Jos
P. Patterson
Wm. Derricott
Swan Arnell
Isaac McDougall
Samuel Sant Winterbottom
St. Charles
Poultry Meetings Set for Paris and Montpelier
DeVere Tovey County Extension Agent announces poultry meetings Saturday Nov. 15 at 2 p m at the Paris courthouse and 7 30 p m at Montpelier City Hall. Extension Poultry Specialist Pren Moore will discuss factors to boost production and profits aligning with the National Food for Freedom program to raise poultry output. Bear Lake county poultrymen are urged to attend.
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DeVere Tovey
Counry
Court House
Paris
City Hall
Montpelier
Pren Moore
Food For Freedom
Idaho
Bear Lake County
Paris Boy Released From Military Service
Private Eugene Roman of Paris Idaho was released from active military service on November 4 1941 under the Service Extension Act. He received a Certificate of Service and was transferred to the Enlisted Reserve Corps after completing basic and unit training.
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Eugene Roman
184Th Infantry
Paris
Idaho
40Th Infantry Division
Eugene
Army of the United States
4 H Record girl Argaret McGregor named Idaho 1941 outstanding
Cleveland teenager Argaret McGregor 18 is Idaho's outstanding 4 H girl for 1941 in all around homemaking. State Club Leader J W Barber selects her for an all expense trip to the 20th National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago November 28 to December 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argaret McGregor
Cleveland
J. W. Barber
Idaho
Chicago
Montgomery Ward
Paris Red Cross Extends Thanks for Home Production Efforts
The Paris Chapter of the Red Cross extends public thanks to Mrs. Smith Hoge who leads the Home Production department. She supervised untiring efforts to make wearing apparel for overseas shipment. Large quantities of clothing were prepared under her direction and sent to New York. Price, chairman, publicly commends Mrs Hoge for the achievement.
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Paris
American Red Cross
Smith—Hoge
New York
Shepherd Bros
Literary Club Hosts Reading At Ovid Home
The Literary Club was entertained by Mrs. Merindia Rebentisch at her Ovid home Monday evening. Mrs. Lessie Price reviewed the book Young Joseph by Thomas Mann. Attending were Theresa Rich Mabel Athay Veda Jensen Beth West Mona Athay Lilly Lauritzen Vera Budge Ellen Black and Lessie Price.
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Merindia
Rebentisch
Ovid
Joseph
Thomas Mann
Lessie Price
Theresa Rich
Mabel Athay
Veda Jensen
Beth West
Mona Athay
Lilly Lauritzen
Vera Budge
Ellen Black
Local AAA Election Schedule Set For November Fifteenth
Farmers urged to attend AAA election meetings across Bear Lake County on Saturday November 15 at 2 PM to elect committee members for farm program oversight. Five meeting sites include Paris Ovid Georgetown Montpelier Alton and more with delegates to gather November 22 for county committee selection.
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AAA
G. BE. Hulme
Bear Lake County
Fish Haven
St. Charles
Bloomington
Paris
County Court House
Ovid
Bern
Liberty
Lanark
Sharon
Noonan
Georgetown
Hight Mile
Montpelier
Benington
Wardboro
Alton
Raymond
Geneva
Dingle
County Agricultural Conservation Association
Ulme
Uncle Sam May Help Police Highways
Idaho official notes rising traffic deaths may force federal action to curb crashes. He cites 1940 and 1941 tolls and Roosevelt Proclamation urging unified emergency traffic law enforcement with officials from federal to local levels.
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Uncle Sam
Entertain Sewing Club Meeting At Mrs Price Home
The sewing club met last Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Clara Price. At the close of the evening lunch was served to a group of members including Mrs. Lucille Rogers, Mrs. Margaret Beck, Mrs. Leora Taylor, Mrs. Edith Haddock, Mrs. Iretta Pessey, Mrs. Veda Leyland, Mrs. Annie Price, Mrs. Ruby Lewis, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Price
Lucille Rogers
Margaret Beck
Leora Taylor
Edith Haddock
Iretta Pessey
Veda Leyland
Annie Price
Ruby Lewis
Also Mentioned on This Page
AH Club
Aga
Plan State Farm Bureau Unit
In-Bear-Lake
LaNéa Jensen
Cross Ships
Ary
Ery Dance
Fielding
Entertains Bridge Club
Red Cross
Pocketbook OF Knowledge
Wyoming
Mae
England
Effenite
Cooper
J+—Ly-Balderston
Idaho Department of Law Enforcement
Washington
Roosevelt
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