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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1946

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Deer Season Opens Next Tuesday in Eastern Idaho

Deer season kicks off October 15 in Bear Lake Caribou and parts of Bannock counties then expands to most of the southeastern district by October 20. Eastern Idaho lists additional dates for Oneida Bingham Madison Jefferson Power Clark Teton Fremont and other areas with moose special hunts and broad hunter turnout expected.

Idaho Bear Lake Caribou Bannock County Bear River Game Department Idaho Falls Oneida Minidoka National Forest Bingham Franklin Madison Jefferson Power County Clark County Crooked Crek Teton County Fremont County Ashton Aston Highway No. 20

Mrs Hann Hosts Deltg Dek Club Woman’s Night

Mrs Jay B Hann entertained the Deltg Dek club at her home Wednesday evening. Mrs Innes received high score and refreshments of pumpkin pie whipped cream and coffee were served to Mesdamea Audrey Monson Mary Rich Orlean Innes Dorothy Tueller Fern Beck Clara Budge and Dorothy Varner.

Jay B. Hann Mrs. Innes Audrey Monson Mary Rich Orlean Innes Dorothy Tueller Fern Beck Clara Budge Dorothy Varner

Rexburg hunter claims bull moose tagged and taken

H R Madsen of Rexburg says a bull moose near Big Springs he tagged last summer is already claimed by him and plans to recover the animal. He reported tagging the moose’s left ear with a spinner during a near collision and seeks permission to retrieve the trophy between October 6 and October 2, noting another hunter received a permit for a different bull.

Rexburg Idaho H. R. Madsen Big Springs Madsen Tex Hodge Owithin Bob Christenson Idaho Falls Madson Tia Ona

VA Representative to Paris Morning Schedule for Veterans Aid

Starting Monday October 7 the Veterans Administration contact office in Preston lists a weekly schedule to assist veterans in Franklin Caribou and Bear Lake counties. Paris hosts Wednesdays 9 to 11 a m in the courthouse basement Montpelier Tuesdays 9 a m to 5 p m at the U S Employment Service God Springs Mondays 8 to 5 at the American Legion Club Grace Mondays 1 to 2 30 p m at Grace Hardware Co store. Remaining days the rep conducts business at the Preston office.

Veterans, Administration Preston Franklin Caribou Bear Lake Paris Court House Montpelier U.S. Employment Service Goda Springs American Legion Club Grace Mondy Grace Hardware Co

Glenn Caldwell Weds Ellen Satterthwaite in Logan

Glenn Caldwell youngest son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Caldwell wed Miss Ellen Satterthwaite of Garden City in Logan last Saturday. The couple are currently honeymooning in northern Idaho.

Glenn Caldwell Thomas Caldwell Ellen Satterthwaite Garden City Logan Idaho

Home After 17 Months in the South Pacific

Pfc. Angus L. Porter arrived home Wednesday after 17 months in the South Pacific. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Porter of Paris. Porter received the Good Conduct medal unit citation Philippine Liberation Asiatic Pacific Victory ribbon and Japanese Occupation medal. He is on terminal leave and will be honorably discharged November 13.

Pfc Angus L. Porter Porter Mirs Angus’ Porter Paris

Fire Prevention Week Proclaimed Amid Housing Shortage Warnings

The president designated Oct 8 to 12 as Fire Prevention Week stressing fire risk from brush, stubble, and timber fires. The article urges careful permit use under state law, warns erosion and water loss from burned hills, and notes most fires stem from carelessness with financial and human costs to communities.

United States Forest Ranger

Rich Family Stays Overnight at Grimmett Home

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rich and their two children were overnight guests at the O. H. Grimmett home Wednesday of last week. Mrs. Grimmett joined them for a two week visit at their Chester home.

Vernon Rich O. H. Grimmett

Hayses Return to Paria After Mission Work Abroad

Mr and Mrs D L Hays former residents of Paria visit for a few days with relatives and friends They have been serving in the mission field for several years with headquarters in Atlanta Georgia and plan to continue their missionary work locally or abroad during their stay

D. L. Hays Sasidenta Paria Mr. Hays Atlanta Georgia

Rae Kendall Weds Karl Lowe In Grace Ceremony

Miss Rae Kendall daughter of Mrs Parallee Kendall married Karl Lowe son of Mr and Mrs Moroni Lowe at a Grace home on October 4 officiated by William Hoge. Bride wore white flowered chiffon with pink rose corsage. Norma Lowe bridesmaid and Reed Lowe best man. The couple will reside in Pocatello for the winter as Karl studies pharmacy.

Rae Kendall Parallee Kendall Karl Lowe Moroni Lowe Grace William Hoge Margaret Athay Norma Lowe Reed Lowe Mary Burton Karl School of Pharmacy

Eliminate Waste in Feeding of Poultry

Idaho extension poultryman Pren Moore warns waste in poultry feeding may reach ten percent amid grain shortages. He cites 175,000 tons of feed and 17,500 tons wasted, and offers three fixes including sun and weather protection, half full hoppers, and preventing litter contamination. He notes disease risk from waste and endorses mechanical feeders.

Pren Moore Idaho Extension Poultryman Idaho Moore

Relief Society Conference Attendees Parade in Salt Lake

Mrs. Amos Hulme, Mrs. Asa Athay, Mrs. Oliver Peterson, Mrs. Charles Rogers and Mrs. W. S. Hoge attended the Relief Society conference in Salt Lake during the weekend.

Amos Hulme Asa Athay Oliver Peterson Charles Rogers W. S. Hoge Relief Society Salt Lake

Fielding Spartans Fall to Dragons on Malad Grid

Last Friday Fielding suffered a 18 to 6 defeat at Malad as Dragons blocked the Spartans offense late. Fielding managed only four first downs and final scoring came on a lateral and forward pass. The team then traveled to Preston for another tough game this season.

Fielding Spartans Dragons Malad Spartans Preston

Idaho Jobless Claims: Half Disqualified in September

Idaho unemployment figures show about 50 percent of initial jobless claims disallowed in September due to available jobs and other factors such as voluntary quitting or misconduct. The report notes 137 September claims, with 76 paid and 61 disallowed, and contrasts January 1946 totals with earlier years.

Idaho Unemployment Compensation Division of H. F. Garrett Garrett

Salt Lake Weekend Conference Attendance by Bird Family

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bird Mrs. John Bird and Herbert Spencer spent the weekend in Salt Lake attending a conference.

Walter Bird John Bird Herbert Spencer Salt Lake

Shepherds Return From American Legion Convention

Mr and Mrs A W Shepherd returned Sunday evening from San Francisco where they had been the past ten days attending the American Legion convention.

A. W. Shepherd San Francisco American Legion

Bishop and Mrs Rich Attend Salt Lake Conference

Bishop and Mrs. Clarence Rich drove to Salt Lake Friday for conference. Mrs Rich extended her visit with daughter Mrs Heber Hart and family.

Recent Bride Honored at Trousseau Tea in St Charles Idaho

Mrs. B. John Rich hosted a trousseau tea for her daughter Oreta who wed Richard Berghout on Sept 10. At the Sept 28 event at the family home in St. Charles Idaho, guests admired autumn bouquets, a rose centerpiece, and pink and white taper candles. The bride wore white taffeta and net with gardenia corsage. mother wore pale green with rose bud corsage. Attendants included Afton Bunderson, Maralyn Bunderson, Thelma Stoddard. rooms presided by Don Dalley and Lillian Crossley. Over a hundred guests From Logan Montpelier Paris Liberty Bloomington and St Charles attended.

B. John Rich Oreta Richard Berghout St. Charles Idaho E. C. Keetch Afton Maralyn Bunderson Thelma Stoddard Logan Don Dalley Dayton Lillian Crossley Margaret Bunderson Erma Pugmire Nephi Bunderson Hugh Morgan Bina Brown Liberty, Afton

Sixth Army reaches its 100000th recruit in San Francisco

Ray A. Stull of Stockton became the Sixth Army’s 100000th recruit, sworn in by Col. M. L. McCreary as Legionnaires from across the country gathered for the national convention. Stull, 1946 Stockton High School graduate, enlists for three years in the Army Air Forces with Stockton American Legion sponsorship.

San Francisco Calif Ray A. Stull Stockton Sixth Army Arizona California Idaho Montana Nevada Oregon Utah Washington Stull Army Air Forces M. L. McCreary American Legion Legion

Mrs Herbert Spencer Visits Daughters in Salt Lake

Mrs. Herbert Spencer has spent the past ten days in Salt Lake City visiting her daughters.

Herbert Spencer Salt Lake

Nine Vets File Discharge Papers During September

The Recorder's office shows nine service members filed discharges in September, the smallest monthly total in years. Army personnel include Stanley W. Parker Montpelier Robert L. Schmid Bern Darr ell R Bienz Bern Oliver G Stra ton Montpelier John Loertscher Montpelier. Navy personnel include Doyle J. Matthews Liberty Wernest Hl Windley Montpelier Glennn O. Wilcox Montpellier Farrell W. Nielson Ovid.

Recorder's Office Mr. Tunks Army Stanley W. Parker Montpelier Robert L. Schmid Bern Darrell R. Bienz Oliver G. Straton John Loertscher Navy Doyle J. Matthews Liberty Wernest Hl. Windley Glennn O. Wilcox Montpellier Farrell W. Nielson Ovid

Gem State Associates Claim Minority Could Dry Idaho State

The Gem State Associates warn that a 23 percent minority could petition to dry up counties through local option and sobriety measures if the Blue Law initiatives pass in November. They charge the move bypasses voters, risks state tourism, and targets Ada Bannock Bear Lake Jerome counties with varying petition power.

Boise Idaho Gem State Associates Intial OPA Ada Bannock County Bear Lake Jerome County Jerome

Collings Family Trip East Ends With City Visit

Mr and Mrs M H Collings returned home Friday from a pleasant trip east. They joined their sons Wayne and Mr and Mrs Clifford Collings in Chicago then went to New York City to visit Mr Collings brother L Collings and wife. They came back via Washington DC and St Louis with Wayne staying in Chicago for school.

M. H Collings Wayne Clifford Collings Chicago New York City Collings 8. L. Collings Washington, D. C St. Louis

National Foundation Aids Chapters In Paralysis Relief

Bear Lake County chapter chair L Burdette Pugmire announced 2,492,281 dollars in supplementary aid has been sent by the National Foundation to 36 states to replenish chapter treasuries aiding infantile paralysis patients this year. Basil O Connor stressed the public trust of the March of Dimes and the policy to provide care regardless of age or race, covering transportation, hospitalization, medical care, nursing, physical therapy, and orthopedics as needed. Resources come from about 50 million Americans pooling dimes to support polio care nationwide.

L. Burdette Pugmire Bear Lake County National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis National Foundation Pugmire Basil O'Connor O'Connor

Idaho Hay Supply Adequate for Winter Feed 1946

Idaho reports a 1946 hay and roughage crop of 2,435,000 tons including carryover, ample for winter feeding. Estimated 738,000 hay consuming animal units will receive about 3.30 tons per unit, the highest since 1939, sustaining 860,000 cattle 241,000 dairy cows 1,200,000 sheep and 141,000 horses and mules. Hay breakdown: 1,795,000 tons alfalfa 161,000 clover and timothy 152,000 other tame hay 140,000 wild hay.

Idaho

Hulme Family Announces Son Set George M. Hulme Expected Return

Mr and Mrs Amos Hulme report their son Set George M Hulme is expected to return to the States at the end of November.

Amos Hulme Set George M. Hulme

Fall Arrives With Snow In Bear Lake Area

Snow blanketed Bear Lake region starting Sunday with about an inch on the ground and several inches by Monday morning. Reports say a mid winter storm hit Logan Canyon Saturday night, causing several cars to be stranded as freezing temperatures linger and visibility improves.

Bear Lakers Bear Lake Logan Canyon

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Dele Richards A.C Myrtle Richards Eliza Cook Border Wyo Ezra Stuck John Cook Home South Pacific Lovely Aberdeen Legenune Blackfoot Trousseau Niagara Falls N. Y Gem State Nat’l Foundation Aids SEIGE
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