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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1943

Page

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Air Medal for Roy Beyeler in Pacific combat mission

Tech. Sgt. Roy F. Beyeler of Fish Haven Idaho receives the Air Medal for meritorious achievement on a long and hazardous Pacific mission as waist gunner and radio operator with the Air Force aboard the bomber Rapid Robin. He credits the Wake Island mission for his first aerial victory and notes the mental hazards of combat. Beyeler trained at Sheppard and Scott Fields and Harlington, served in Hawaii since 1942, and is supported by his wife Wilma Lou and brothers Lynn and Earl in the service.

Pacific Tech Roy F. Beyeler Charles R. Beyeler Fish Haven Idaho Beyeler Hawaiian Islands Ft. Dougles Utah Sheppard Field Texas Scott Field Illinois Harlington Hawaii Wake Island Fielding High School Paris Ricks College Rexburg Agricultural Adjustment Administration Blackfoot Lynn C. Beyeler Marines Earl R. Beyeler Air Corps Sgt. Beyeler Wilma Lou Beyeler

Grade 1 Passenger Car Tires Rationing Changes Announced

The OPA announced new rationing rules restricting Grade 1 new passenger car tires to OC book drivers with at least 01 miles monthly. B and some C book holders will get only used or recapped tires. October quota drops one fifth from September, and farm tractor tires rise to 59,800.

OPA

Fielding High to Meet Montpelier in Classic Friday

Fielding High Spartans travel to Montpelier to face the Bears in the annual football classic. Fielding enters as underdog with a 1 win 2 loss record, while Montpelier has won all three starts against Kemmerer Downey and Aston. Fielding recently lost 13 to 0 to Soda Springs on Soda Springs field.

Fielding High Spartans Montpelier Bears Montpelier Grace Soda Springs Kemmerer Downey Aston Fielding

Ralph Lewis Take Over Haddock Grocery and Station

Mr and Mrs Ralph Lewis completed negotiations and now operate the Haddock grocery store and filling station formerly run by Judge and Mrs Don C Haddock They will carry Covey products in the service station and continue groceries fresh produce lunch meats and smoked meats Coal delivery will continue as usual with Mr Lewis handling deliveries.

Raroh Lewis Don C. Haddock Haddock Lewis Statea Fiat

Kunz and Howell Tie In Salt Lake Temple Marriage

Carol Kunz and Donavan Howell were united in marriage on Thursday September 30 at the Salt Lake temple with officiant Richard R. Lyman. The bride, daughter of Bishop Parley Kunz, hails from Bern and is a Montpelier High School alumna. the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. W Alfred Howell of Fish Haven, is a Fielding High School graduate from 1940. The ceremony was attended by family and the couple planned to live in Fish Haven where Howell operates a farm.

Carol Kunz Donavan Howell Salt Lake Temple Richard R. Lyman Daugher Bishop Parley Kunz Bern Montpelier High School W. Alfred Howell Fish Haven Fielding High School Parney Kunz

Wedding of Olga Hoge to Fred G. Klinke at family home

The Hoge family home hosted a candlelight wedding for Olga Louise Hoge and T/Sgt. Fred G. Klinke of Hinsdale Illinois now at Pocatello Army Air Base. The ceremony featured a pink and yellow decor, a ivory satin gown, and a reception for 250 guests with elaborate cakes and floral arrangements. The couple planned a post nuptial reception in Chicago Hinsdale and will reside in Pocatello after the honeymoon.

W. Smith Hoge Olga Louise Hoge Fred G. Klinke Hinsdale Illinois Pocatello Army Air Base Anna Ruth Rogers Max T. Haddock Ruth Spencer Helen Rae Eborn Jane Shepherd Stanford E. Rich John B. Hoge Anna Grimmett Helen Rae Bborn Chicago Pocatello Kenneth Bill Flower Salt Lake City Ogden James B. Bruce Dee Ann Clark Montpelier Vernon Rich Ashton Idaho Earl Grimmett California Arlin Pugmire St. Charles J. H. Grimmett Bride O. H. Grimmett Marilyn

Ration stamp validity extended for meats foods gas sugar and shoes

Ration notices extend brown meat stamps C and D to October 30 and update C stamps from October 10 to October 39. Blue stamps U W expire October 20 while X Y Z run through November 20. A-6 and A-8 gasoline coupons now valid in eastern and non eastern shortage areas. Sugar stamps 14 cover 5 pounds through October with 16s through October 31. Shoes stamp 18 good for one pair with indefinite extension.

Students Conclude Paris War Bond Drive with Strong Sales

Fielding High School reports robust participation in the Third Victory Bond drive. Kay Rich led with over six thousand dollars in bonds, Brute Stuckl won ten dollars in War Stamps, and Marjesin Vallentine placed third with three thousand dollars. Community totals and award ceremony noted. initiative paired with a school Jeep campaign to fund 20 000 Jeeps.

Fielding High School al Thiel County War Finance Committee Kay Rich Paris Lions Lub Brute’ Stuckl Marjesin Vallentine Paris Sharon Liberty Bloomington Lanark Ovid St. Charles Fish Haven Montpellier

Jean Rich Hart Honored At Tea

Jean Rich Hart was feted at a tea on September 29 at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rich. Mrs. Charles Innes and several others hosted a pink and white theme with fall flowers, a wedding cake centerpiece, and crystal candlesticks. About 125 guests attended and offered gifts as the bride wore a white gown with a pink rose corsage.

Jean Rich Hart Charles Innes William Jensen Derwin Anderson Gaylen Wilkes Lucille‘Shepherd Ann Crawford Clarence Rich C. M. Rich A. A. Hart George Johnson Wm. L. Rich Jane’ Shepherd Joyce Poulsen Norma Hart

Groom Kiinke Bride Ramona Shepherd Adams Wed

Miss Ramona Shepherd Adams, a University of Idaho graduate with a BA, taught English and Speech at Sugar Salem High School and is in her second year at Pocatello High School. Technical Sergeant Klinke, a Northwestern University School of Commerce alumnus, worked seven years at Continental Bank of Chicago and has been stationed in Pocatello since last November.

Kiinke Ramona Shepherd Adams Berkley California University of Idaho At Moscow Alpha Phi’ Social Lamda Delta Sigma Sugar Salem High Pocatello High School Klinke Northwestern University School of Commerce Continental Bank of Chicago Beten Pocatello

Paris Couple to Celebrate Golden Wedding

Mr and Mrs Robert W Vallentine longtime Bear Lake valley residents will mark their golden wedding anniversary Sunday October 10 with a reception at their Paria home. The pair married October 11 1898 in the Logan LDS temple. Vallentine born Paris Utah October 21 1871 and Wallentine born Cedar City Utah June 2 1873 have 10 children seven living, 22 grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Robert W. Vallentine Bear Lake Valley Ives Paria Logan Mr.Wallentine Paris Christian Peter Elizabeth Caldwell Wallentine California Vallentine Emily Davis Cedar City Utah James Mary Fretnel Davis San Juan County LDS G. I. Passey Salt Lake City Karl Skinner Preston G. H. Peterson Grace van Ness Davis Wallentine J. C. Vallentine Stanley Brewer Ogden

Duck and pheasant seasons announced across Idaho

Duck season opens October 15 and runs to December 23 at Bear Lake. Pheasant seasons vary by region with dates from October 17 to November 25 in northern Idaho and October 24 to November 21 in southwest and southcentral Idaho, plus county specific windows including October 24 to November 7 in several counties.

Bear Lake Idaho Butte County Custer County Madison Jefferson Fremont Bonneville Bingham Bannock Oneida Franklin Power

Mail Christmas Packages Overseas Before October 15

The War Department urges all who have not mailed their packages to soldiers overseas to do so immediately. Deadline for mailing Christmas packages is October 15.

The War Department

County Exceeds Bond Quota By Ten Thousand Dollars

Reports from Al Thiel show Bear Lake county surpassed its $275,000 bond quota in the Third drive by at least $10,000. Paris is thought to be near its $25,000 target as tabulations remain incomplete.

al Thiel Bear Lake County

Truck Driver Pays $100 Fine for Drunken Driving

Andrew Kovatch of Salt Lake City was arrested last Thursday by Sheriff Alton Bunderson for drunken driving. County Judge Don C. Haddock found him guilty and sentenced him to three months, but suspended the jail term after Kovatch paid a $100 fine. he reportedly ran a large truck off the road into a ditch while intoxicated and was employed on the airport project.

Andrew Kovatch Salt Lake City Alton Bunderson Mr. Kovatch Don C. Haddock Kovatch

Carlsen Leads at Pocatello Ram Sale with High Prices

C N Carlsen of Ovid offered top sheep at Pocatello selling two pens of rams for 93 and 75 dollars each. The sale drew strong attendance with most sheep sold though demand for range rams was weak and mutton rams sold quickly. Bear Lake county showed pride in its high quality mutton-type sheep.

Pocatello Bear Lake County C. N. Carlsen Ovid Carlsen

Germany is Far From Collapse Says Genl Strong

Major General George W. Strong Assistant Chief of Staff G 2 stated Germany is far from collapse and now fields nearly three times as many combat divisions as at the start of the Poland campaign. He noted Germany replaced 20 divisions lost at Stalingrad and that the Luftwaffe is larger now than in 1939. He added German weapon production outpaces some Allied output.

Poland George W. Strong G-2 Germany Japan Strong Stalingrad United Nations

Farragut Navy trainees form football squad picks

Blaine Rich, stationed at Farragut Naval Training School, reports he is among twenty three selected from a group of 750 to play football. He notes privileges include special food, no guard duty, and extra rest hours and believes the old Fielding squad could achieve more.

Blaine Rich Naval Training School Farragut

Bear Lake men report for induction October 18

Twenty five Bear Lake County men have been called for induction into the armed forces and will report October 18 at the induction center in Pocatello. The list includes Arlo Wuthrich Montpelier Bernell Wilks Fish Haven Matthew Thornock Bloomington Thomas Ellis Wilde Georgetown Dean Holmes Aland Montpelier David W Widmer Geneva Standley Parker Montpellier Darrell Transtrum Sr Charles Loran Toomer Dayton Dingle Jefferson Dunford Bloomington David J Gerber Montpelier Tiel Wm Smith Georgetown Weldon HB Johnson Ovid John Rich Price Paris Jay Matthew Price Paris Douglas Bischoff Genera Calvin D Crane Bennington Donald C Hunter Bennington Logan D Haddock Paris Grant F Lewis Paris Ross H Tippetts Georgetown Warren G Wright Bennington James H Sharpe Montpellier Alfred Burnett Paris.

Bear Lake County Pocatello Mars Grimmett Paris Arlo Wuthrich Montpelier Bernell Wilks Fish Haven Matthew Thornock Bloomington Thomas Ellis ‘Wilde Georgetown Dean Holmes Aland David W. Widmer Geneva Standley Parker Montpellier Darrell W. Transtrum, Sr Charles Loran Toomer Dayton Dingle Jefferson H.dunford David J. Gerber Tiel Wm. Smith Georgetown_ Weldon HB. Johnson Ovid John Rich Price Jay Matthew Price Douglas Bischoff Genera Calvin D. Crane Bennington Donald C Hunter Logan D. Haddock Grant F. Lewis Ross H. Tippetts Warren

Fielding Future Farmers Get Carload Purebred Ewes

Under the direction of Mr Richard, the ag teacher, a carload of purebred Suffolk ewes was shipped to Fielding Future Farm from J B B Burroughs in New Meadows Idaho. The ewes are leased for three years with the producer receiving the wool and half the lamb crop, three fourths of the ewe lambs, and one fourth of the ram lambs. Participants include Golden Linford Blaine Rich Darwin Vallentine Don Parker J T Bhorn and Charles Hulme with others securing the balance.

Richard J. B. B. Burroughs New Meadows Idaho Golden Linford Blaine Rich St. Charles Darwin Vallentine Don Parker J. T. Bhorn Lanark Charles Hulme Bloomington

Biggest Idaho Potato to Receive $25 War Bond

Boise Idaho announces a contest for the largest potato grown in Idaho this year. Harvey Schwendiman chairman of the Idaho Advertising Commission offers a $25 War Bond to the winner whose tuber is mailed to the Boise office by November 1. Entries must be free of second growth and well formed for publicity photos. Losers’ spuds will be donated to charitable institutions.

Boise Idaho Harvey Schwendiman Idaho Advertising Commission Commission Schwendiman Faiho Advertising Commission

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Sgt Roy Beyeler Parie Sepe Scracsace Bancroft Mr. and Mrs Ralph Lewis Haddock Grocery Kie, Meievas AMERY Olga Hoge Wira Pocatello Sale Genl BY Leff Marins Tic Nicholas Su Perific U.S Tressusy Deparianis
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