Educational convention to be held here October 24
A three session educational institute for church workers will meet in the stake tabernacle on Sunday October 24. A representative from the General Church Board of Education will lead discussions on teaching in church organizations and a strong program from Salt Lake City is promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stake Tabernacle
General Church Board of Education
Salt Lake City
Institute
Stake Board-of-Education
Stake Board
Ward Boards of Education
Stake
General ‘Board
Saltlake City
Mrs Josephine Jensen Dies in Idaho Falls Hospital
Mrs Josephine Jensen of Montpelier died at the Lt D S hospital in Idaho Falls Saturday night after an eight month illness and a recent operation. She was forty one, born in Oakley and later moved to Lewiston Utah. She married Joseph Jensen in 1904 and had six children Cecil Wendell Oleta Gensvieve Hattie and Nolan Mack all surviving. Also survived by her mother three brothers and seven sisters. Funeral services were held in Montpelier Tuesday afternoon.
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Josephine Jensen
Montpelier
Lt. D. S.hospital
Idaho Falls
Cecil
Wendell
Oleta
Gensvieve
Hattie
Nolan—Mack
P C C Dance Success At Commercial Club Ball
The annual Commercial Club ball in the Paris Pavilion last Friday evening drew a tall crowd and was a financial and social success. Entertainment was provided by the Inwin Jengen Orchestra.
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Paris
Inwin-Jengen
Paris Mutuals Hold Annual Social in Pavilion
The two Paris First and Second Ward Mutual organizations hosted their annual social in the Paris Pavilion on Tuesday evening. A formal program was presented and dancing was the main attraction. Mrs J Foulger presided over a Kensington style dinner at her Bank Building apartment Wednesday evening, with Mesdames W Smith Hoge, J R Pendrey, A T Pendrey, John A Wallis, Orson Grimmett, Harl Shepherd, C O Moores, A W Shepherd, W B Averill, Irwin Jensen, and Paralee Shepherd in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris First and Second Ward
Paris Pavilion
J. Foulger
Kensington
Bank
Mesdames W. Smith Hoge
Jos .R.pendrey
T.pendrey
John A Wallis
Orson Grimmett
Harl Shepherd
Moores
Shepherd
Six Democrats Schedule Speaking Itinerary Across Idaho
Boise six speakers will tour the state for the Democratic cause. C Ben Ross mayor of Pocatello W Orr Chapman former Governor James H Hawley L L Burtenshaw candidate for congress first district Asher B Wilson candidate for governor John S Nugent candidate for senator. Chapman keynote speaker at McCall convention. Also note a hospital admission after a fall injury at Soda Springs hospital and a burn incident in Bancroft observed.
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Boise
C. Ben ‘Ross
Pocatello
W. Orr Chapman
James H. Hawley
L. L. Burtenshaw
Congress
Asher B. Wilson
John S. Nugent
Chapman
McCall Taurus
Twin Falls
Keystone Phosphate Mine Opens With Crew of Fifteen
The Keystone Phosphate Mine began operations at Bear Lake with a 15 man crew repairing tunnels and buildings. They plan to ship ore to the Pacific coast around the 20th of the month and expect to double the force soon. Engineer Harry D. Jackson and assistant G. Koutnick report progress and rising orders for high quality phosphate. A night shift will be needed to meet demand as the prospect looks favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Phosphate
Bear Lake
Pacific Coast
Harry D. Jackson
G. Koutnick
Jackson
Hallowe en Carnival Dance Planned By Bear Lake Youth
Bear Lake youths prepare an annual Hallowe en ball at the Paris pavilion on Friday October 29. The event features a carnival dance with confetti serpentine Hallowe en caps and spooky decorations including witches cats and owls. The committee promises ghostly thrills at some booths and additional announcements will follow.
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Bear Lake
Paris
Birthday party for Franklin Rogers hosted by Mrs Henry Rogers
Mrs Henry Rogers entertained at her home on second west north main street Tuesday evening for her son Franklin's birthday. Games and music filled the night with guests including Ruby Lewis Lela Taylor Phoebe Rich Vilda Pass ey Norma Patterson Ariah Bateman Lela Christensen Gwen Price Pearl Price Helen Rogers Wayne Bird Glenn Lewis Hugh Shepherd Kenneth Longhurst Grover Haddock George Wilks Isaac Dunford Taft Budge and Franklin and Milford Rogers.
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Henry Rogers
Second West North Main Street
Franklin
Ruby Lewis
Lela Taylor
Phoebe Rich
Vilda Passey
Norma Patterson
Ariah Bateman
Lela Christensen
Gwen Price
Pearl Price
Helen Rogers
Wayne Bird
Glenn Lewis
Hugh Shepherd
Kenneth Longhurst
Grover Haddock
George Wilks
Issac Dunford
Taft Budge
Milford Rogers
Marriage License Issued to Miller and Parker
A marriage license was issued on the 7th at the county clerk's office to David P. Miller of Kemmerer Wyoming and Maud L. Parker of Grand Rapids Michigan. The ceremony was officiated by Bishop A. A. Hart of Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David P. Miller
Kemmerer
Wyo
Maud L. Parker
Grand Rapids
Mich
A. A. Hart
Bloomington
County Commissioners Meet in Regular Session
The board chaired by A A Hart of Bloomington with C Rich Montpelier John M Bee Georgetown and officials Atty Geraint Humphreys and Clerk J S Peterson met at the county building to approve bills and address properly presented matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
A. A. Hart
Bloomington
Bd. C. Rich
Montpelier
John M. Bee
Georgetown
Atty. Geraint Humphreys
J. S. Peterson
Lord Dewar Drinks Ginger Beer In London Lunch
London visitors found Lord Dewar, managing director of the Dewar distillers, lunching alone at a restaurant. He sipped ginger beer with two straws and joked about whiskey sobriety, noting a single glass of port or champagne makes him feel unwell for hours.
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London
Lord Dewar
Distillers
Violations of Idaho Liquor Laws Decline in 1925–26
Washington reports U S justice figures show federal convictions in Idaho dropped from 864 in 1925 to 322 in 1926. The year ending June 30 1926 saw 78 years of sentences totalling 46 days per conviction for 44 922 federal convictions. Idaho district court imposed fines totaling 93800 and shut one sale location with a permanent injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal District—Court
Idaho
Department of Justice
Aistrict Court
Alao
Ami
Record Enrollment at the Paris L D S Seminary
Meld ing High enrollment extends to the Paris L D S Seminary with 192 registered to date and 26 high school graduates last year. Total involved at seminary and graduates reach 218, with 6 students pending graduation next spring. Visitors from the east praise the movement and foresee leadership growth for the country. Education quality reflects community standard.
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Paris
L. D
Keystone Phosphate Company Sealed Bids for Ore Hauling
Sealed bids by Harry D. Jackson Supervising Engineer for the Keystone Phosphate Company Paris Idaho for hauling ore from the mine to the railroad. Minimum hauling 200 tons daily. Bids close October 16 1926. Company may reject all bids. Harry D. Jackson Hotel Paris.
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Harry—D.jackson
Keystone Phosphate Company
Paris
Idaho
O.will
Harry D. Jagks
Jon
Hotel
Nominations May Be Filed Later For General Election
State central committees for Republican Democrat and Progressive parties completed tickets for the November 2 election but changes may be filed up to 20 days before election. Secretary of State F A Jeter says tickets certified to county auditor 30 days before election, but additions or eliminations allowed to October. State tickets finished though governor and second district candidates pending. W Scott Hall is named for governor and W F Hall for congressman second district, to be announced this week.
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Bolse
sAlthough
F. A. Jeter
Aegis Aiieve
Provo Utah Agricultural Agent Ezra Price Dies at 37
Ezra Robert Price 37 of Provo Utah agricultural agent for Utah county and former Paris boy died after a weeklong illness at his home. Born February 7 1890 in Paris he studied at Fielding Academy University of Utah and Utah Agricultural College. Survived by widow Beatrice Camp two sons Robert and Willis his mother three brothers and two sisters Funeral in Provo at 1 pm today with local relatives attending.
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Ezra Robert Price
Provo
Utah
Paris
Deseret News
Robert Price
Christina Shepherd Price
Fielding Academy
University of Utah
Utah Agricultural College
University of California
Wasatch County
Heber City
Utah County
Beatrice Camp
Salt Lake
Richard Cecil
Jane Camp
Price
Robert
Willis
Daniel S
Fred J
Wilford Price
Alice Bolton
Phoebe-Booth
Salt Lake City
Fred J. Price
Joseph Price
Heber Price
Frank Bolton
Frank Lewis
Eewin T. Shepherd
Tribute to Joseph S. Stucki Featured in Oregon Life Bulletin
A note titled A Tribute Halters Note appears with a clear photo of Joseph S. Stucki of this city. The item is passed along to his many friends as a brief update in the October Oregon Life Bulletin.
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Oregon Life Bulletin
Joseph S. Stucki
Parisian representative Joseph J. Stucki earns Oregon Life mark
The notice extols Joseph J. Stucki of Paris Idaho as our Parisian representative who has written over one hundred individual applications this year, boosting Oregon Life. It notes a chiropractor quip about backing and stature.
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Joseph 3. Stucki
Stuckt
Paris
Ydaho
Oregon Life
Smith and Stephan Open Republican Campaign in Bear Lake
The Republican campaign opened in Bear Lake county at the Paris Opera House with Cong. Addison T. Smith and Atty. R. Stephen of Twin Falls speaking on national and state issues. The Bloomington Syringa Band played as A. W. Shepherd introduced speakers and outlined county ticket candidates. Stephen praised state finances and Governor Moore, while Smith stressed tariff protection and farm needs amid Idaho crops data and tax discussions.
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Bear Lake County
Paris Opera House
Addison T. Smith
R. Stephen
Twin Falls
Bloomington
Syringa Band
Smith
Idaho
Republican Party
Congress
Cartoonist Draws Crowded Parish Scene
A humorous caption notes a crowded Sunday service as a cartoonist mocks church routines. The line suggests someone would rather sleep in church than in bed on a quiet morning.
Legion Greeted by Pershing at Philadelphia Convention
In Philadelphia on October 12 the American Legion welcomed General Pershing, who praised veterans and urged unity. Messages from French leaders were read as plans floated for a Paris convention next year, while Vice President Dawes and others spoke to the assembled Legionnaires.
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Philadelphia
American Expeditionery Force
General Pershing
Pershing
Américan Legion
Legion
America
Legionaires
Civilifé
American Legion
France
Paris
Poincare
Marshal Foch
Veterans Societies of
Ives Picot
John—R— McQuigg
Charles G. Dawes
Chereh
The Height of Forgetfulness
Amos B. Hulme recounts a farmer who rushes to the depot to ship cream only to find it left in the separatory room, missing the train by moments at the station. The anecdote highlights a comic lapse in timing and planning.
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Ovid
Amos B. Hulme
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Joseph Jensen
Mra. Walter
Verda Jacobson
Bancroft
Eens Humberg
Soda Springs Hospital
Keystone
Hallowe'en
Commissioners
Wiskey
Bere
High Street
Market Street
L. D. S. Seminary
Ezra Price
Stephan
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