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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1964

Page

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Fire Hazard High For Hunting Opener

Ranger Tippets urges careful fire prevention for the hunting opener in dry forests. Six precautions include clearing camp areas, never leaving fires, extinguishing embers, and using cautious stoves. Paris Ranger District will deploy crews for fire duty over opening weekend. Report fires to the Forest Service and carry tools to extinguish fires. Fall in the mountains should be memorable and fire free.

Paris National Forest Forest Service

New Driver Involved in Lanark Turn Off Accident

Five teenage occupants were in a car driven by Andrea Perkins 14 on US 89 near Lanark. The 1956 Mercury crashed through a stop sign and into a telephone pole injuring Perkins Nielsen Stucki and the others were treated and released or hospitalized until Sunday.

Lanark Andrea Perkins Miss Perkins Borrow Pit Radeane Nielsen Ovid Kirk Rich Mark

PTA Car Carnival Draws Crowd With Games and Booths

The annual PTA carnival on October 29 replaces the regular meeting under Gailyn Munson. Highlights include pumpkins, a milking contest, movies, food booths selling homemade sweets, a fish pond, dart game, cake walk, and white elephant sale starting at 7 30 p m at Emerson panel.

PTA Gailyn Munson Emerson Panel

Parents Day at Fielding High

Fielding High School observes Parents Day on Friday with a morning program and afternoon consultations. Classes start at the usual time and bus transportation runs on the regular schedule.

Fielding High Fielding High School

Emerson Pugmire killed in Hagerman wreck

Emerson Pugmire 65 died when his car hit two horses four miles north of Hagerman after returning from Gooding. He served as Hagerman mayor for 30 years and held county, church, and business roles. Survivors include his widow Iris Floyd and four daughters. Funeral to be held at 2:00 p.m. in Hagerman.

Emerson Pugmire Hagerman Mr. Pugmire Gooding St. Charles BE. M Luanna Pugmire Iris Floyd George Floyd Bear Lake Valley Pugmire Gooding County Commission Gooding Memorial Hospital U.S. 30 Ass’n Hagerman Ward Gooding Lds Stake High Council Marian Cady Auto Co LouAnn McKay Georgia Clark Lillian Martin Denice Prince

Colorado couples receive multiple marriage licenses in October court notes

Court House records list issued licenses including Paul Cranston Long Jr and Gail Ann Warner both 20 of Denver on Oct 8. John Mur Theisen and Mary Ellen Searle both 19 of Boulder on Oct 10. Francis Anthony Pokorny 20 and Carol Ann Carlson 19 both of Magna Utah on Oct 10.

Paul Cranston Long, Jr Gail Ann Warner Denver Colo John Mur Theisen Mary Ellen Searle Boulder Francis Anthony Pokorny Carol Ann Carlson Magna Utah

Devils Burn Spartans 12-6 In Close Contest

Grace Red Devils defeat Fielding Spartans 12 to 6 on local turf. Dave Matthews ran 20 yards on the first play from scrimmage but a penalty nullified it. Matthews led Fielding with 81 rushing yards, while Stucks Gay and Passey added gains as Fielding drops to 2-2 in the district standings with upcoming games against Westside and Soda Springs.

Fielding Spartans Grace Red Devils Devils Dave Matthews Grace Richard Stuckis Spartan Red Devils Posses Stucks Bill Gay Deloy Passey Westside FHS Soda Springs Cardinals Soda Springs

School board appoints Floyd Bird trustee for Zone 3

At a regular meeting of Class A District No. 88 the board named Floyd Bird as Zone 3 trustee to fill the unexpired term of R. K. Barcus through June 1965. The board also considered attendance policy, voting to rescind the 1962 rule and return to the 1959 allowance for students to attend larger units with board approval. Jensen voted Aye and Ward Nay.

Jensen Ward

American Legion lauds Idaho newspapers during National Newspaper Week

The American Legion of Idaho expresses deep appreciation to Idaho press for cooperation in carrying out Legion projects "For God and Country." It thanks local posts and districts for benefits to Idaho communities and asks the press to continue sharing releases from both local and headquarters efforts.

American Legion of Idaho Gem State Legion Idaho

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