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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1942

Page

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Rationing Board Issues Tire and Tube Certificates

Bear Lake County War Price and Rationing Board grants tire and tube purchase certificates for October week two. Recipients include Grant Esterholdt Pegram Roy Jacobson Cloyd Dayton Stanley Morgan Edwin H Shepherd Chas A Peterson Oral Peterson W R Stoddard Chipman Livestock Co Sylvester Busco with retreads or fire for passenger cars trucks and tractors used to haul farm produce and supplies.

Bear Lake County Edwin H. Shepherd Paris Chas A Peterson St. Charles Oral Peterson Ovid W R. Stoddard Georgetown Chipman Livestock Co Nounan Sylvester Busco Montpelier

Utah Power Rebuilds Dyke Control Structure

Utah Power and Light began replacing the 20 year old control structure in the outlet canal at the dyke. The project expected to take about one month to complete.

Utah Power & Light Company

Ickes Seeks War Ban on Asphalt for Road Paving

Harold L. Ickes, petroleum coordinator for war, asks a five state restriction on non essential paving uses of asphalt tar and related products. The states Idaho Colorado Montana Wyoming and Utah are affected by the proposed deferment during the war.

Rocky Mountain States Harold L. Ickes Idaho Colorado Montana Wyoming Utah

Marriage Licenses for Dayton Murphy and Others

Milo G. Dayton of Dingle and Dorothy Marie Murphy of Montpelier wed October 8, officiated by James N. Transtrum. John A. Smith of Westwood California and Maurine Powell of Salt Lake wed October 10, officiated by W. Smith Hoge. Walter Farron Jaycox of Green River Wyoming and Marian Margaret Baird wed October 13, officiated by Morgan J. Hich.

Milo G. Dayton Dingle Dorothy Marie Murphy Montpelier James N. Transtrum John A. Smith Westwood Cal Maurine Powell Salt Lake W. Smith Hoge Walter Farron Jaycox Green River Wyo Marian Margaret Baird Morgan J. Hich

Crowd packs Paris Republican rally despite bad weather

A large audience attended a Paris Republican rally Tuesday evening at the Novelty Theatre. Robert Airshie spoke as candidate for Attorney General, with county candidates and party leaders also addressing the crowd before a movie finale.

Paris Robert Airshie

Holstein Disposing Sale Announced by Twin Falls Farmer

Mr L J Tenckinck of Twin Falls announces a public sale of his entire registered Holstein herd at his ranch on Thursday October 22. The 24 cows include four springing two year olds four bred yearling heifers and several bull calves with the herd sire also sold. The sire has a 694 pound fat record as a two year old and 270 records from 116 paternal sisters averaging 517 pounds fat. one sister holds the Canadian milk record. Tenckinck has used twelve proven bulls and earned the progressive breeders certificate twice from the Holstein Friesian Association. Outstanding individuals expected at the sale.

L. J. Tenckinck Twin Falls Fenckinck Tenckinck Holstein-Friesian Association Gale

Bids Accepted for Airport Drainage and Fencing Work

County clerk Sam V. Tunks announced that bids on drainage dyking and fencing for the airport were acceptable to the government. District Engineers in Salt Lake City will let the contract Wednesday with work expected to start within a few days.

Sam V. Tunks Salt Lake City

Slight Error Acknowledged on County Ballots

A notice warns of a ballot error in the Fall Election. Voters are informed that the Republican candidate for County Treasurer is listed as Jaunita W. Winters but should read Juanita W Smart. The correction affects the official ballot line.

Jaunita W. Winters Juanita W Smart

Parker Family Moves to Ogden for Winter Work

John H Parker motored here last week to move his family to Ogden where he is employed for the winter. Mr and Mrs Parker and son left Sunday evening.

John H Parker Ogden

Tires Added to Obsolete Class by Local Rationing Board

The OPA reports more automobile tires placed in the obsolete class. Eligible applicants with purchase certificates from the rationing board may obtain these tires at the first meeting after filing a proper application. Listed tire sizes include 525x18 to 750x14 and other 18 to 22 inch marks.

OPA

Bear Lake Pioneer Amos Moses Virgin Dies at 88

Amos Moses Virgin born January 28 1854 in Marston England died October 12 192? at his daughter's home in Fish Haven Idaho from age related causes. He crossed the plains as a child with his mother later settled St Charles Salem Bear Lake Valley and married Sarah Merkley in 1875. Surviving daughters include Sarah F Shirley Alice X Hansen Mary A Muir Eugenie Jackson Louise Brown Alicia Howell plus sixty grandchildren. Funeral in Fish Haven with interment in St Charles cemetery beside his wife.

Amos Moses Virgin Marston Bedfordshire England Fish Haven Idaho Plains Grantsville Utah Bear Lake Valley St. Charles Salem Sarah Frances Merkley Salt Leake Sarah F. Shirley Saline Alice X. Hansen Mary A. Muir Eugenie Jackson Rexburg Louise Brown Riverdale Alicia Howell

USDA War Board Holds Special Meeting

A special meeting of the USDA War Board on Monday October 13 established a county farm transportation committee to assist ODT and OPA with the national program for conserving farm transportation facilities. The panel will help farmers and truckers obtain certificates of war necessity before tire and gasoline purchases. Members include G E Hulme chair Cecil Quayle Van Ness Vallentine Owen Stock Owen Bacon Parley Buhler Louis Robison S G Sleight and alternates A E Theil.

Usda War Board ODT OPA G. E. Hulme Chaiman Cecil Quayle van Ness Vallentine Owen Stock Owen Bacon Parley Buhler Louis Robison S. G. Sleight A. E. Theil

Mrs Eliza Shepherd Returns Home From Logan Visit

Mrs. Eliza Shepherd came back to her home Saturday from Logan where she spent the prior week with Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Rich.

Eliza Shepherd Logan Lyman Rich

Ludlum Family Visits Bloomington Lake Big Tree in Canyon

Mrs F B Ludlum with daughters Mrs Ada Harris and Mrs Sadie Bird and grandson Ronald Bird visited Bloomington lake and the big tree in Blooming ton canyon. Ronald carried Mrs Ludlum from the road to the tree where she measured it at 2% feet. The 90 year old Grandma Ludlum believes she is the oldest person to visit the tree.

F. B. Ludlum Ada Harris Sadie Bird Ronald Bird Bloomington Lake Bloomington Canyon

Bloomington Boy Enlists in Army Air Forces Arrives in Sioux Falls

Private Newell B. Thornock from Bloomington enlisted August 27 1942 at Ogden and arrived at Sioux Falls South Dakota assigned to Barracks 131 Squadron 605 He writes of a fine camp good officers strong morale and hopes to graduate from Radio school while looking forward to the end of the war and homecoming

Newell B. Thornock U. S. Army Air Forces Ogden Sioux Falls South Dakota Pvt Thornock W. W. Thornock Bloomington

Bear Lake youths attend University of Idaho in Moscow

Joe College reports Bear Lake students at the University of Idaho in Moscow. Farner Findley, John Grimmett, Dale Dunn, Mirl Passey, Sterling Weaver and Julia Sleight are noted in activities from registration to campus clubs. Darrell Matthews earns football mention and Weldon Cole joins Paul Crawley’s Orchestra.

Farner Finnley John Grimmett Dale Dunn Mirl Passey Sterling Weaver Julia Sleight Moscow Dean Larsen Miri Passey Miri Mirl Farner Findley Red Ralph Acton Cultural Fraternity College of Agriculture Argonaut Ardith Beck Idaho Club Idahoan Darrell Matthew University of Idaho Idaho Bear Lake Darrell Weldon Cole Paul Crawley Earl Grimmett Earl Hatl Pocatello

Schools to Win Awards In Current Salvage Drive

Two schools in each Rocky Mountain state will receive certificates of merit signed by War Production Board officials for their diligence and accomplishments in the current school salvage drive, announced L. D. Todhunter WPB salvage chief.

Rocky Mountain States War Production Board L. d. Todhunter WPB

Spartans Fall 12 to 0 to Montpelier Bears

Montpelier High Bears defeated Fielding High 12 to 0 in the annual tilt. Spartans fumbled on their own 10 yard line early, then Montpelier scored the first TD in the second period. Fielding travels to Soda Springs for a return game this Friday.

Montpelier High Bears Spartans Bears Montpelier Soda Springs

War Board Orders Gold Mine Closures to Aid War Effort

The War Production Board requires most gold mines to stop operations by Oct 15 or within 60 days, preserving only essential maintenance. Exemptions apply to small and low-output mines, while 200 to 300 larger mines will be affected, with many workers redirected to copper and other vital non ferrous work. Paul V. McNutt promises immediate job placement and transport support for affected miners and their families.

War Production Board Washington WPB Paul V. McNutt War Manpower Commission McNutt

ODT Assures School Buses To Operate This Winter

Asa J. Merrill regional director of the Office of Defense Transportation assures boys and girls in the west they will continue to get to classes this winter. Continuance of essential school transportation depends on strict immediate application of DDT conservation policies to bus equipment by state and local authorities.

Asa J. Merrill Office of Defense Transportation Mr. Merrill

Idaho Traffic Deaths Hit Record Low This Year

Idaho reports 83 traffic fatalities from January 1 to September 1942, lowest nine month toll since records began in 1936, with 50 lives saved vs 183 in the same period last year. Commissioner Balderston cites nationwide drops and factors behind the reduced deaths.

Safety Bureau Department of Law Enforcement J. L. Balderston National Safety Council Balderston Council Idaho

Bear Lake County Scraps Goal Near Quota

State Salvage chairman reports Idaho's July to December quota is 150 pounds per person. Bear Lake county has shipped 886,935 pounds so far with more piles to collect and ship. County chairman Jay B. Hann urges continued effort to meet the December 31 goal and aid the war effort.

Idaho Bear Lake County Jay B. Hann Hann

Beverly Deardorff Joins US Navy R Training in Wisconsin

Mrs L L Deardorff and family bid farewell as Beverly leaves Oct 8 for the US Navy Radio and Teletype Training School at the University of Wisconsin Madison. The former Home Economics instructor at Fielding High School will study several months and then be assigned to a navy base.

L. L. Deardorff Don Camp Lifton Salt Lake Beverly Usn.r University of Wisconsin Madison Robert Westminister College Misa Deardorff U. S. Navy Utah Miss Deardorff Fielding High School

24000 Personal Calls Seek Industrial Scrap Drive

A volunteer force of 250 salesmen will make four personal calls on each of the more than 6000 industrial firms in the Rocky Mountain Region over 90 days. The effort aims to gather dormant scrap and unused machines for the National Salvage Program, announced by Malcolm H. Carpenter, WPB regional chief.

Rocky Mountain Malcolm H. Carpenter WPB

Sun Valley Hiring Drive Seeks Resort Staff

Attractive girls wanted for work at Sun Valley starting around December 16. Open positions include waitresses, chambermaids, bell girls, and elevator girls. No experience needed but character references required. For details write P Rogers, General Manager, Sun Valley.

Sun Valley P. Rogers

Navy Flying Cargo Boats Soon in Great Fleets

Nash-Kelvinator this week issued the first report on Navy flying cargo carriers saying great fleets will sail from assembly lines soon. The company notes much of the make-ready period including plant upgrades is past for four-motor Vought-Sikorsky aircraft. The flying boat reportedly crosses the Atlantic in hours and has the longest range of its type. Shown landing is the original model to be virtually duplicated by the refrigerator maker.

Nash- Kelvinator Navy Ing Cargo Carriers Nash-Kelmator U. S. Navy

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