But Tomorrow Will Be Presented as Stake Play at MIA
The MIA stake will present the three act comedy But Tomorrow by Douglas F at Fielding School auditorium on December 6 and 7 at 8 p m. Merinda ks directs with Bruce Bryner as assistant.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1950
Page
1
The MIA stake will present the three act comedy But Tomorrow by Douglas F at Fielding School auditorium on December 6 and 7 at 8 p m. Merinda ks directs with Bruce Bryner as assistant.
Mr and Mrs Orson H Grimmett announce the engagement of their daughter Marilyn to James Whinham son of Mr and Mrs James Whin of Montpelier.
Thanksgiving weekend sees many visits as families travel from Montpelier Ogden and Logan to spend the holiday with relatives. Notable gatherings include Annie Clayton in Montpelier and the Grandy home in fb, with several in-laws and friends joining in meals and conversations.
A farewell party and dance for L. Junior Wallentine will be held Friday in the Paris pavilion. He departs Dec 4 for the Central States Mission after entering the Mission Home in Salt Lake City. He is a Fielding High School and Bear Lake Stake Seminary graduate and has worked on his father’s farm since 1949.
The Bear Lakers relish unusually mild Thanksgiving week as storms lash other regions. After rain last week, clear skies return with daytime temps from 50 to 70 degrees. Farmers plow fields and resume fall work, noting the weather saves hay.
Impressive funeral services were held Saturday in the Liberty ward chapel for Morris Matthews son of Mr and Mrs Jesse R Matthews. Relatives attending included numerous family members from Salt Lake City Cedar City Paris Montpelier and Grace among others.
Wool contracts for 1951 are being mailed to wool growers in Bear Lake Valley with instructions to read sign and return to the County Office by December 11. Thanksgiving greetings and social visits are noted from Salt Lake City Rexburg Provo Logan Ogden Montpelier and other nearby communities.
Rudolph Tueller an old time resident of Bear Lake county died at Idaho Falls on Tuesday November 21 from a heart attack Funeral services and burial were held in Boise on Monday November 27 He was born October 22 1869 in Oberwyle Bern Switzerland son of Jacob and Marguerite Tueller Sr He moved to Bear Lake county as a boy and later lived in Geneva Boise and Paris Idaho He was a farmer and cattle raiser and served as a Sunday School superintendent and temple worker at Idaho Falls Temple in retirement he is survived by his wife Bertha a son Oliver four daughters Mrs Millie Teuscher Mrs Lena Shermule Mrs Helen Schluf and Mrs Dora Roberts a brother Christian Tueller and multiple grandchildren and great grandchildren
Impressive wedding vows were exchanged in a double ring ceremony for Miss Rosa Lee Johnson and Wil ford Hopkins at the bridegroom's Wendell Idaho home. The couple, guests from Rexburg Provo and Ogden, plan to reside in Rexburg while Hopkins attends college on a basketball scholarship.
A terse note explains limited space prevented assigning Thanksgiving dinner and weekend guest items to columns. The reporter apologizes, saying items reached the office but were crowded out, and that they will be carried next week.
Bear Lake Stake Quarterly Conference will convene Sunday December 3 in the tabernacle. President Fred J. Price said no representative from General Church Authorities will attend. Sessions will be held Sunday morning and afternoon.
Funeral services for Blair J Jesse Cleveland were held Friday November 24 at 1 p.m. in the St. Charles ward chapel with Bp Lothair Rich presiding. The service featured organ prelude, several solos, and remarks by Utah Power and Light Co personnel, with extensive out‑of‑town attendance and American Legion military rites at the cemetery.
Santa Claus visits Montpelier on Saturday December 2 to deliver 3000 sacks of candy. Free theater showings at Rich Theatre start at 10 12 and 2 with MHS Band and ensembles. Children gather on Washington Street between 9th and 10th streets for the event.
Three Bear Lake County men will be inducted into the Armed Forces on Dec 4, with physicals Dec 5 for Neil K. Christensen Montpelier George Thornock Paris and Paul Bolton transferred to Yreka Calif for examination Orval K Anderson St Charles Keith H Lewis Paria Willard Swa Montpellier.
District Gov Dr David Cutler of Preston was guest speaker at the Paris Lions Club banquet held at the Paris 1st Ward Chapel. A turkey dinner for 65 Lions and guests followed by tap dance piano and vocal performances and remarks by Harlan Simmons.
Harold Budge son of Mr and Mrs Cyril Budge answered a call to the Northern States Mission field. A farewell party and dance was held Wednesday night at the Paris pavilion in his honor. He will enter the Mission Home in Salt Lake City on December 4 19. He has been helping on the family ranch since graduation from Fielding High School.
Bear Lake County Board of Education discussed a potential county health program with Dr. T O Carver of the State Public Health Department. Proposal included a full time school nurse and sanitarium support with costs estimated at 4630.00, state grant 40 percent, county 0 percent, but state funds cut. Public input urged as success hinges on local support and cooperation.
Mrs. Arminta Wilcox Cook 69 died Monday in a Pocatello hospital. Born May 11 1881 in Dingle she lived in Montpelier Cedar Valley and Pocatel lo. Survived by husband Clifford Cook and 14 grandchildren.
Notice states Montpelier War Mothers and the American Legion Auxiliary mailed Christmas greetings to many Bear Lake men in the U S armed forces and invites others to submit names to Lorena Barrett at Allinger's Store in Montpelier. Mr and Mrs Henry Grandy and Clint Grandy of Ogden spent the weekend visiting relatives, accompanied by Mrs Claude Wilkes who visited her parents Mr and Mrs Emil Grandy.
Randolph Utah awaits noted pianist Grant Johannesen for a concert Friday December 8. The Utah native has earned international praise, performing in Paris and Aix en Provence and winning top prizes at worldwide music festivals.
Christian Tueller and Miss Adel ine Tueller attended services for the late Rudolph Tueller in Boise. Several Idaho Falls residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Lindon Grandy and son Paul, spent the holiday in Paris and Montpelier. Visitors from Ogden and Salt Lake joined Lena Caldwell and HE D. Hymas households.
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