Garden City Man LaVarr Pope Dies in U L Hospital
Wallace LeVarr Pope 51 of Garden City Utah farmer died Monday at 12:45 pm in Holy Cross hospital Salt Lake City from a throat infection after two months of illness. Born December 18 1807 at Border Idaho he moved to Garden City at age two. He married Hilda Brooker November 26 1923 in Randolph Utah. Survived by widow two daughters Lois Satterthwaite LuWana Pug mire and son Alfred L. Pope five brothers and four sisters plus five grandchildren. Services Friday at 1 pm in Garden City Ward chapel with viewing at family home Thursday 2 pm to Friday noon.
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Wallace LeVarr Pope
Garden City
Utah
Holy Cross Hospital
Salt Lake City
Mr. Pope
LaVarr
Border
Idaho
Charles W. Pope
Rosette &. Luis Pope
Pope
Laarr
Hilda Brooker
Randolph
Lone Tree
Wyoming
Leese
Wyo
Lois Satterthwaite
LuWana Pugmire
Alfred L. Pope
Ross Pope
LaMont Pope
Fish Haven
Burnell Pope
Mountan View
Lowell A. Pope
George H. Pope
San Diego
Calif
Velma Earley
Fontella Scofield
Theora Tremelling
Ruth Eosees
Ogden
Garden City Ward
Enfia
Mrs Frank Athay Honored at Open House Birthday
Friends and relatives are invited to call at Mrs Frank Athays home Sunday afternoon October 9 from 3:30 to 6:00 p.m. to honor her 77th birthday anniversary. Mrs Preston Thomas and her two children, who had been visiting Archie Shephard family, left last Wednesday for Seattle Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Athay
Preston Thomas
Archie Shepherd
Seattle
Wash
J. Peterson
Morgan
Utah
Lacy Poulsen
Laud Ringel
Wirs
Bobh Ringel
Logan
Daisy Nelson
Dingle
Glen Michaelson
St. Charles
Lester Allred
Floyd Lewis
Paris
Bloomington Couple Attends Conference in Salt Lake City
Mrs Mae Thomas and Mr Preston Thomas of Bloomington traveled with Mr Reed Waddock and Mrs Thomas to Salt Lake City for a weekend conference.
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Preston Thomas
Reed Waddock
Mae Thomas
Bloomington
Salt Lake City
VA Announces Rate of Pay For Insurance Dividend
The Veterans Administration outlined the proposed dividend scale for distributing a 2.8 billion National Service Life Insurance payout among about sixteen million World War II veterans. Max payout would be 528 dollars, based on a 10,000 policy held 16 months for under age 40. a single rate applies across ages. The plan covers term and converted policies, with payments only for periods the policy was in force before 1948.
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Veterans Administration
Red Cross Hospital Workers Speed Recovery of Service Men
Red Cross staff, doctors and nurses work with rehabilitation in military hospitals. A 28 year old injured in a proving ground incident regains speech through bedside music and a recording device after a patient requests a letter to his wife. Recreation workers lift morale for arthritis and tuberculosis patients with local volunteers, musical activities, and performers from nearby communities.
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Red Cross
Mani"proving Ground
Wnearby
Red Cross Provides Volunteer Aid to United States Armed Forces
Under federal statute and regulations the Red Cross furnishes volunteer aid to the sick and wounded of the armed forces. The organization supports voluntary relief and communication between the people of the United States and their military.
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United
Sistes
Former Paris Man Dies in Hyrum Utah
Frank Edward Dusenberry aged 73 died Friday morning at his Hyrum Utah home from causes of advanced age. A longtime auctioneer, he lived in Provo Salt Lake City and Paris Idaho before moving to Hyrum 14 years ago and served in many civic roles. Survivors include wife four sons one daughter and many grandchildren with funeral services held Tuesday in Hyrum.
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Frank Edward Dusenberry
Hyrum
Utah
Provo
Warren and
Adalaide Webb Dusenberry
Mary Tarbet
Logan
Salt Lake City
Paris
Idaho
Hyrum Wildlife Federation
Sona of Utah Pioneers
Utah County
SUP
Hyrum Red Cross
Song
Maurice W. Dusenberry
Dallas
Texas
Kelley Dusenberry
Vernon Dusenberry
Keith Dusenberry
Ogden
Addie Jensen
Jenny Eddy
San Francisco
Walter Dusenberry
Vallejo
Calif
Arthur Dusenberry
Los Altos
Himo Dusenberry
Hyrum Cemetery
National Fire Prevention Week Urges Farm Safety
National Fire Prevention Week runs October 9 to 15 with a warning that farm residents face higher fire death risk. The National Fire Protection Association cites eight major farm fire hazards including careless smoking and improper storage of fuels. The effort, aided by Extension Services and USDA, aims to reduce rural fire losses and protect farm families.
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National Fire Protection Association
University of Idaho Extension Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Extension Services
The
Protective Association
United States
National Protection Association
First Annual Deer Hunters Hop to Be Held October 14
The Parla pavilion hosts a nonformal dance on Friday night October 14 to celebrate deer hunting and provide entertainment for married residents. Admission comes with free Dear Tags issued at 9 p.m. The event invites couples and groups to come as they are and enjoy a fun social occasion.
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Parla
Fielding High Spartans Triumph Over Bancroft 32-8
Fielding High Spartans under Coach Skousen showed grit in the Wednesday game at Bancroft, winning 32-8. Darrell Sorenson scored three touchdowns and 40 yard return, Paul Williams added a 40 yard TD, and Darrell Beckran 35 yard TD. Williams and Poulsen kicked two extra points. Williams injured in practice but expected back. Jim Burnett nursing shoulder. Next game vs Soda Springs on Friday.
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Skousen
Spartans
Bancroft
Darrell Sorenson
Paul Williams
Darrell Beck
Haddock
Mielding
Poulsen
Williams
Paul Willams
Jim Burnett
Soda Springs
Local and Personal Visits Across Idaho and Nearby
Local residents and visitors are noted in weekly roundups. Names include Ieb er Price in Inkom, Russell Athay undergoing ton silectomy, Mrs Mary Gartney of McCammon visiting with Mrs Ivan Beck, Donald Innes and Mrs Wilford Gray of Provo calling on Mrs Kate Innes, Jesse P Rich of Logan spending time with his mother Emily Rich, and Roy Findlay and family of Conda visiting Mrs Laura Findlay. Taft Budge and mother Ada Budge attended a Salt Lake conference. Other visits include Lee Bunderson and a St Charles group at Pete Grandy, Ned Clayton of Salt Lake bringing Annie Clayton home, Marge Cole of Ogden visiting Maria Cole, Ezra Stucki of Rexburg and Wm S Stucki, Lauritzen on business in Boise, John Hoge and two sons in Logan, Bil Price and son of Moraing Idaho visiting Fred Price and Frank Bolton homes.
Norma Roghaar Named Clerk for Selective Service
Mrs. Ralph Roghaar will serve as clerk to the Bear Lake County Selective Service Board. She will be in the office Mondays and Fridays from 1 to 5 p m at the courthouse in rooms just north of the County Clerk's office. Mrs Grant Rich recently resigned after serving several years.
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Ralph Roghaar
Bear Lake County
Idaho Closes Eight Mile Creek and Other Waters to Fishing
Idaho Fish and Game announces closures effective September 30 on Eight Mile Creek in Bear Lake and Caribou counties and Sagehen Reservoir and tributaries. Additional closures include Warm Lake Creek and Snake River sections, Big Lost River near Mackay, Silver Creek in Blaine County, and multiple Clearwater and Selway waters due to low water and harvest pressures while restocking proceeds. The general trout season runs June 4 to October with some waters open year round and all northern lakes open to November 30.
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Eight Mile Creek
Bear Lake
Caribou
Sagehen Reservoir
Sagehen Creek
Gem County
Warm Lake
Valley County
Warm Lake Creek
Snake River
Massacre Rocks
Big Lost River
Chilly
Mackay
Parsons
Warm Springs Creek
Mackay Dam
Silver Creek
Blaine County
Clearwater
Idaho
Reeds Creek
Lochsa
Selway River
Caatle Creek
Paris Ward and Fielding High School Calendar Notes
A fragmentary notice outlines events at Paris Ward and Fielding High School including open days, stake and relief society activities, and local group gatherings. Residents Grace Heap and Mrs Pecorla are mentioned along with relatives visiting from Boise and California.
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Pee Easnenas Erences Seminary
Paria Tat
Paris
Wetrazays
Ear Lake Rangers
AD. Oaviees Bb
MIA TA Vovseveeeees
Eye
Fielding High School
Fielding Chool Oneretta
Wise Weasus
Seeeeee
Ldethedee Dee Stake
MIA Aphee
Seseeeessesee
Opan Paasemesanek
Fielding High S School
Parla
Open Fielding High School
Sesessse Relief Society
Ake Gold & Green Ball
Aeeeees
Lot Ward
Bear Lake Rangers
Mesevesee Aeveene
Wardboro Boy Wins Heifer at Eastern Idaho State Fair
Carlos Rigby of Wardboro won the 4 H Jersey dairy heifer at the Eastern Idaho District Fair in Blackfoot on Sept 16. The purebred calf, purchased from the Park Brothers of Shelley, was donated by the Salt Lake Tribune Telegram. Carlos, judged on need scholastic standing and care facilities, will report quarterly to Tribune Telegram representative J S Perry and show the animal again at next year’s fair.
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Carlos Rigby
Truman Rigby
Wardboro
Galt Lake Tribune-Telegram
Idaho
Blackfoot
Park Brothers
Ghelley
Salt Lake
J. S. Perry
Tribune-Telegram
Montpelier
Carlos
Perry
Now is the Time to Kill Weeds Says County Agent
County agent Duane A Hansen urges cool weather as ideal for spreading sodium chlorate on small weed patches. Fall application helps carry the chemical to roots, with several states showing mixed results for other chemicals.
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Duane A. Hansen
Arts
AAA
Montpelier
Hansen
TCA
IPC
Idaho
Carmera
Mr. Hansen
Montpelier business man dies suddenly at home
Edward Allhands 63 a Montpelier businessman died Tuesday morning at his home from a heart attack. He came to Montpelier in 1943 from Greeley Colorado and operated the Gamble Store before taking over the Tri-State Motor Co. He was a Mason and Moose member and left a widow and two children Archie Young of Montpelier and Kenneth Allhands in Germany with the Army. He was born October 7 1886 in Watseka Illinois. Surviving brothers and other relatives are listed. funeral arrangements not set.
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Erward Allhands
Montpelier
Mr. Allhands
Montpellier
Greeley
Colo
Gamble
Dodge and Plymouth
Tri-State Motor Co
Masonic and
Moose Lodges
Montpelier Chamber of Commerce
Wss
Watseka
Illinois
Leadore
Idaho
Archie Young
Cpl
Kenneth Allhands
Germany
Army of Occupation
Cash L. Allhands
Geo. D. Allands
Local and Personal Notes Spread Across Pocatello and Nearby
Local and personal news from Pocatello, Logan, Montpelier, and surrounding towns. Families visiting relatives, moves, business trips, and weekend activities are listed, with many residents traveling to Logan and Smithfield for events and holidays.
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U. L. Hospital
Sarah. Hoge
Louisa Grimmett
Stanford
Rich
Daughters of the
Utah Pioneers
George Parker
Parallee Kendall
Helen Parker
LaPrie] Athay
Clarence Rich
Mona Shepherd
Bridge Club
Tunks
Mesdames Wthel Jensen
Emma Shepherd
Bertha Hoge
Inez Tunks
Lucille Crawford
Orlean Inney
Dorothy Tueller
Hilda McKwee
Red Cross Hospital
Mary Stuck
Evelyn Thirkil
Ben
Goda Springs Hospital
Mra
Oliver Tueller
Boise
Christian Tueller
Geneve
Clare Forbésa
Carl Schoonmaker
John Fox
Milango Rich
Woodruff Stucks
Merooni
Everal Days
Stucki
Moroni
Fielding
Ieber Price
Inkom Tuesaday
Russell Athay
Mary Gartney of
McCammonds
Ivan Beck
Donald Innes
Wilford Gray
Kate Innes
Jesse P. Rich
Emily Rich
Roy Findlay
Conda
Laura Findlay
Mrs. Roy Hayes
Georgetown
Lloyd Hanson
Taft Budge
Mrs
Ada Budge
Mrs. Lee Bunderson
Zone of
Pete Grandy
Ned Clayton
Annie Clayton
Marge Cole
Maria Cole
Ezra Stucki
Rexburg
Elza B. Cook
Wm. S&s. Lauritzen
John Hoge
Mr. and Mire, Bil Price and Son
Moraing
Fred Price
Frank Bolton
Norma Roghaar
Idaho Department of Fish and Game
American Legion
Ceesane Paris
Alan
Smee
Grace Heap
Jeanette Pecorla
Beatrice
Ulysses Kunz
California
Mre. Kunz
Bern
Mra. Pecers
Alte
Angus Porter
Verla Nye
Anna Bolton
Thelda King
Mfs
VaniNess Vallentine
Charles Law and Son
Pocatello
Irnest
Armatage of
Mia
Peter Skousen
Misa Millard
Clifford Mingon
Calvin
Paul Stevens
Milford Passey
Max Haddock
Montpeter
Darwin Haddock Home
Dallas Athay
Dale Lauritzen
William Lauritzen
Charles S. Sorengen
Lena Caldwell
Duane Hansen
Rayford Stevens
Ralph Rich
Glen Caldwell
Lloyd Passey
Walter Bird
Chanlea Law
Wegan Bird
Edwin Shepherd
Clem
Logan and
Smithfold
Henry Grandy
Smith Gortsch
Tdsho Falls
Steven
Wayne
Rex Maddock
George Hulme
USAC
M. P. Rich
Coeur d'Alene
Ira Law of
Chase Law Home
Raymond Webb
Laketown
Werman Jaussai of
Susanna Jaussi
Fenton Allred
Reed Jensen
James Dunn
Jay Price
Norma Hansen
Vinnie Price
Frank Nye
Rollo Nya
Claude Lewis
Hate Innes
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