Paris News Notes Visitors and Travels Across Region
Mrs Charles Innes and two companions visited Ogden Tuesday. Mrs Van Nelson business trip in Logan Thursday. Ray Bird and Dingle resident visitors at Lyman Burn home. Alvin Curless left for Logan for barbering job. Wright and Athay families visited Walter Bird home. Hugh Rich family trip to Palisades. Sharp Matthews and Clifford Pearce business visits in Randolph and Lava Hot Springs. Scheidegger home hosted multiple visitors from Preston Montpelier and Soda Springs. Private Hugh Ward on furlough with mother Ida Ward. James Whinham of Montpelier dinner guests at Scheidegger. Law family visits from Columbia Falls and Montpelier. Ira Ellis and family from Soda Springs. Lyman Burn home hosted Ira Lewis of Pocatello weekend. Lloyd Hansen and Salt Lake visitors over weekend. Nelson, Mattson, and Almond families enjoyed a gathering and trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Innes
George Palmer
EF. Monson
Ogden
van Nelson
Logan
Ray Bird
Dingle
Lyman Burn Home
Alvin Curless
Walter
Willard Hansen
Hugh Ward
Ida Ward
James Whinham
Montpelier
Jess Scheidegger
Charles
Dick Lamborns
George Hendersons
Ethel Irwin
Hattie Mattson
Melvin Schencks
Sarah Hatch
Esther Barker
Florence Day
Rupert
Lark
Ray Pugmire
Kaye Arnell
Carolyn Michaelson
Laurel Pugmire
Paris
Karl
Arvella Wuthrich
Emma Pugmire
Cornell Schofield
Salt Lake
Blanche Piggott
Bloomington
Sacrament
Reed Hymas
Mayon Pulley
Whitney
Dixie Lee Pugmire
MIA
Vern Peterson
Andrew Martin
Mary Michaelson
Lizzie Jensen
Keith Passey
Kurt Anderson
Hyrum
Karl Anderson
Demo Pearce
J. O. Rex
Randolph
Pugmire
Alfred Keetch
Alma Poulsen
Louann Wyler
Garden City
Wilson School
Joyce Hemmert
Harold Brewer
John Brewer
Relief Society
Mildred Arnell
Verona Bunderson
Audrey Michaelson
Burdette Pugmire
Tamara Pugmire
Norene Crossley
Margaret Bunderson
Gail Rich
Theone Williamson
Lila Michaelson
Star Valley
Christie Michaelson
18th Wedding Anniversary Supper in Montpelier
Sunday evening supper marked the 18th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson in Montpelier. Visitors included James Hawkes of Pocatello and their son James Hawkes. Local residents Sybil Allred and others attended a Literary Club dinner at Soda Springs.
Idaho Elk Herd Surges to About Eighty Thousand
Idaho reports an elk population rebound from a few scattered bands in 1914 to an estimated 80 000 or more in 1956. Over three decades, under better management, the herd grew from about 6 000 in 1926 to today's level, with 15 900 elk killed in 1956 compared with 350 three decades earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Western Mountains
Engagement Notice for Jacqueline Nielsen and Kay D. Smith
Dr and Mrs John R Nielsen of Menlo Park announce the engagement of their daughter Jacqueline to Kay D Smith of Salt Lake City son of Mrs Rose Smith Hymas of Liberty No wedding plans set. Irish Sweepstake brief notes ten million of fourteen million dollars taken in came from the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Nielsen
Menlo Park
Calif
Jacqueline
Kay D. Smith
Salt Lake
Rose Smith Hymas
Liberty
United States
Paris Daughters of Utah Pioneers hold first meeting
The Elizabeth Passey Camp met September 25 at Captain Theresa Rich’s home with twenty one members and visitors present. Two histories were read and Daughter Catherine Innes led the lesson They Came in 1858. Hostesses Lula Hoge Vinnie Price Iris Collings and Theresa Rich served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Passey
The
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Theresa Rich
Catherine Innes
Lula Hoge
Vinnie Price
Iris Collings
Navy sets December 13 for annual NROTC examinations
The 18th annual NROTC competitive exams will be on December 18 for high school seniors and graduates. Applications must be in by November 15. The Navy covers tuition and books, plus a $600 annual retainer, with summers spent on training cruises leading to a commission in the Navy or Marines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps
HP Smith
Naval Personnel
Naval Academy
Civilian College
Navy
Marine Corps
Naval Aviation
Passeys Visit Bear Lake Before Duty at Plattsburg Base
Lieut and Mrs L K Passey formerly of Derby Kansas guest in Bear Lake county for several weeks before Lieut Passey reports for duty at Plattsburg Air Force Base New York He plans to pursue an Air Force career The piece also notes the State of the Union address tradition at Congress start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Plattsburg, New York
L. K. Passey
Derby
Kan
Bear Lake County
Passey
Plattsburg Air Force Base
New York
Lieut
Air Force
Air Service
Notice to creditors in estate of Ola Jensen deceased
Dewey E. Jensen is named administrator of Ola Jensen deceased. Creditors and all persons with claims must file with vouchers within four months after first publication. Address for filing is D E Haddock attorney in Hawkes Building Paris Bear Lake County Idaho. Publication dates October 2 and 9 16 23 30 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Jensen
Dewey E. Jensen
D. E. Haddock
Former Bear Lake Man Joins Dairy R D Center
Dr. D. R. Morgan of Logan joined the Syracuse New York dairy company's research and development center as part of a ten member staff. The center, a $1,000,000 facility, expands food research and product development to broaden markets for processed and packaged foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
D. R. Morgan
Logan
Syracuse
New York
Morgan
J. S. Morgan
Liberty
Fielding High School
Utah State University
University of Wisconsin
Mary Glenn Visited Linaker Relatives From Seattle
Mrs. Mary B. Glenn of Seattle is the lone sister of the late Elizabeth Vallentine and is visiting local relatives. Several residents stopped by the Harlan Eborn home. Darrell Eborn and his sons Ellis and Bart are noted as college students in Logan. Field trips include the Parker and Eborn families visiting nearby towns and Mink Creek and Ogden trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Glenn
Seattle
Wash
Elizabeth B. Vallentine
Darrell Eborn
Logan
Ellis
Bart
Irwin Parker
Mendon
Harlan Eborns
Udell Roberts
Liberty
Byron Eborn
Keith Sorenson
Montpelier
David Parker
Ogden
Tamara Pugmire
St. Charles
Bonnie
Shirley
Fish Haven
Judy Parker
Earl Findlay
Mink Creek
Local notables attend Florence Day funeral in Rupert
St Charles residents show condolences as Florence Day is laid to rest in Rupert. Local events include Lark welcome, sacrament speakers, MIA fireside, and visits by travelers from Salt Lake City, Ogden, and Provo.
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Japan
Paul Newman
Lita
Milan
John Delmer
Hurd Hatfield
Allison
David Niven
MY Man Godfrey
Paris News
Mountain States Telephone
Hoge Insurance
Agency
John B. Hoge
Nelson
James W. Hawkes
Pocatello
James Hawkes
Literary Club
Soda Springs
Sybil Allred
Melinda Sparks
Lillie Lauritzen
Lillias Grimmett
Norma Roghaar
Lucille Crawford
Amy Athay
Mary Belli
Jean Grimmett
Mynard Jacobsen
James R. Hawkes
Gail R. Siddeway
Oakley
Utah
Walter Bird
David J. Collings
Deer Lodge
Mont
Joseph Collings
Gwen Collings
Carla Fisher
Shelley
Gwen
Libby
del Monte
Rosedale
Shaver
Hunt
van Camp Pork & Beans
Libby and
Nalley
Town and Country
Eees
WGC
Wholesun
Shepherd Brothers
Matin
Paris Daughters OF Utah Pioneers
Congress
Lanark
Don Williamson
Wilford Michel
Tfe
Earl Reese
Paris Post
J. L. Cottle
P. O
Minneapolis
Minn
Armstrong
Grimmett Lumber & Hardware
Obi Bale Blanks
State of Idaho
Lanark News
ST. Charles News
Mae Floyd
Agnes Peterson
Auburn
Wye
Kathryn
Karen Booth
Thomas Hood
Provo
Delbert Hymas
Norma Arnell
Verone Bunderson
Grace Michaelson
Nada Thomas
LaNae Hirschi
BYU
Robert Transtrum
Conrad Michaelson
Terrell Michaelson
Georgia Monson
USA
Morrell Bunderson
U. S
Thomas—Johnia
Wesley Windley
Mony My
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Curtis—Windley
Lary Windley
Dean Canyen Torrance
Relatin
Lovell
Lee Band
Camp Lift
Lee B Sons
Mrs. Bunderson
Gertsch’s Market
Seaside
Elbo Macaroni
TIDE
Olsen & Jensen
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Jerry Lewis
Marilyn Maxwell
Blue Goose
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