Reflections at Harvard by Ezra J. Poulsen
Ezra J. Poulsen visits Harvard University and describes the campus vibe, student life, and architectural highlights. He praises Harvard as a leading force in American intellectual life while noting its ivy covered, storied history and the brisk pace of student activity.
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Harvard University
John Harvard
New World
Harvard
America
University Hall
Memorial
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Ider
Harvarduseum
Yale
Princeon
Penn
Dartmouth
Cambridge
Arles
Boston
Dlam Bake
Plymouth Rock
Lastight
Ard en Club Hears IG Speaker on Ahlia Bulbs
Bear Lake Garden Club met Monday in the high school auditorium with Mrs Ed Grosjean in charge. Cattle of Fish Haven, a noted flower and bulb expert, spoke on caring for and storing ahlia bulbs.
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Ig, Cattle of
Fish Haven
Democrats Rally Across Bear Lake Valley in Idaho
Democratic candidates for state offices visited Paris and Montpelier last Saturday to address voters. Mr Derr urged boosting tourism as the main revenue source, proposing local option legalized gaming to attract tourists and fund state services. Other candidates included Drevlow, Moon, Williams, Joe R Williams, Engelking, Benson, and Brennan, accompanied by their wives.
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Bear Lake Valley
Paris
Franklin County
Montpelier
Derr
Idaho
A. M. Derr
W. E. Drevlow
Ruth G. Moon
Arnold Williams
Secretary
Joe R. Williams
D. F. Engelking
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Frank L. Benson
Tim Brennan
Congress
Former Bear Lake County Teacher Dies in Soda Springs
Funeral services for Violet Pugmire wife of Reed Pugmire of Soda Springs were held in the LDS chapel there after her death on October 8 from a heart ailment. She taught in Soda Springs for four years and previously at St Charles and Wardboro schools and was active in LDS organizations.
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Violet Pugmire
Reed Pugmire
Soda Springs
LDS
Fairview
Pugmire
St. Charles
Wardboro
Mrs. Lloyd Passey Returns Home From Salt Lake Hospital
Mrs. Lloyd Passey was discharged last Tuesday after a stay at a Salt Lake City hospital. In Rochester Minnesota she reports improved health and cautious optimism about recovery.
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Lloyd Passey
Salt Lake Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Passey
Community election dates set for ASC program in county
Harley Cochran announces November 10 to 21 as the window for community elections to select local leaders of the farm program. Boards named by Cecil Aldaffer and others include leaders for Communities A through E, tasked with administering price support, wool incentives, soil bank, allotments, and cost sharing at the local level.
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Harley Cochran
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Cecil Aldaffer
Extension Service
Dale Lott
Soil Conservation Service
Eugene Stucki
County Farm Bureau
Georgetown
Nounan
Hight Mile
Roy Robinson
Max Bartschi
Burton Ludwig
Ovid
Sharon
Liberty
Bern
Darrell Eborn
Norman Roberts
Willard Johnson
Bennington
Montpelier
Wardboro
Olean Parker
Jack Crane
Emerson School PTA Fun Festival Tonight
The Emerson school P T A will hold a fun festival this Thursday evening October 16 at 8 in the Emerson school gymnasium. Booths of all kinds including baseball guessing kissing shake shuffleboard pool and more will entertain the public. Proceeds fund a school project.
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Emerson School Pta
Emerson School
Idaho Leads West in Elk Hunting as State Counts Near 80000
Idaho tops western states in elk hunting as the state’s elk count nears 80 thousand. A magazine writer surveyed sportsmen about thrilling sounds, many favoring the bull elk mating call which guides hunters to shooting range.
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Idaho
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Idsho Mountains
Harvest Ball at Paris Seminary Friday October 24
The Paris seminary hosts its annual harvest ball Friday evening at 8 30 in the Paris pavilion. The Rhythm Trio provides music and queens from each ward in the stake will be crowned as the main event of the evening with You ll Never Walk Alone as the theme.
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Paris
Wool Incentive Prices Set for 1959 Marketing Year
The Department of Agriculture sets short wool incentive price at 62 cents per pound and mohair support at 70 cents for the 1959 marketing year starting April 1. Payments to producers follow current methods, with lamb payments for unshorn lambs based on live weight gains and wool payments tied to boosting the national average price. New law extends the program to March 31, 1962.
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Department of Agriculture
Arthur Cox
Rich County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Cox
Fielding FFA Holds Annual Greenhand Initiation
The Fielding FFA chapter held its annual greenhand initiation October 18 at Fielding High School. Freshmen were blindfolded and tested in the agricultural shop, with a ceremony in the gym where Jimmy Gay and Doug Price received greenhand pins. President Glade Booth led the meeting. Upcoming events include a November 8 judging trip to Logan, November 15 to Ogden Golden Spike Livestock Show, and November 21 FFA Sweetheart Ball.
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Fielding Ffa
Jimmy Gay
Doug Price
Glade Booth
Ray Homer
Montpelier
Ross Payne
FFA
Logan
Ogden
Rainbow Rod and Gun Club Holds Monthly Meeting
Following a recess the Rainbow Rod and Gun Club held its first regular monthly meeting last Monday. President George Simmons presided and Fred K Kindel the state game biologist was the guest speaker.
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Summier
Rainbow ‘Rod and Gun
George—Simmons
Fred K. Kindel
Students From Bear Lake Valley Attend Colleges in Idaho and Utah
West Bear Lake Valley students now attending universities and colleges in Idaho and Utah grow in number. Names include Arlene Collins at Utah State Logan and many others at Brigham Young University Provo Ricks College Rexburg Idaho State College Pocatello Weber College Ogden University of Utah Salt Lake City and more.
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Bear Lake Valley
Idaho
Utah
Front Parla
Utah State University
Logan
Arlene Collins
Russell Crawford
Joyce Crawford
Verlin ‘Parker
Gilbert Athay
Mary Jane Rich
Beth Gertsch
Harold Budge
Ned Budge
Wayne Budge
Lynn Budge
Mi Otal- Tentine
Sterling Vallentine
Robert Vallentine
Ezra Budge
Brigham Young University
Provo
Robert Stocker
Gerald Tippets
Merlyn Taylor
Ricks College
Rexburg
Barbara Taylor
Margaret Budge
Idaho State College
Pocatello
Norman Jaussi
Paul Mattson
Bloomington
Beverly Ann Painter
Anna Marie Ward
St. Charles
Robert Transtrum
Georgia Monson
Conrad Michaelson
Terrell Michaelson
LaNae Hirschi
Garden City
Weber College
Ogden
Sue Wicker
Allen Wamsley
Patricia Benson
Lanark
Liberty
Ovid
Karen Ray Beck
Nyle Matthews
All Miller
Ellis Eborn
Kay Hymas
Glen Passey
Roger Carlson
Curtis Austin
Carolyn Morgan
Neil Morgan
Taft Miller
Glen Humpherys
Laurel Sorenson
Bruce Humpherys
University of Utah At
Party at Paris First Ward Mutual Honors Outgoing President
A church event Wednesday night honored the outgoing Paris First Ward Mutual presidency with about 27 officers and guests attending. A rival candidate who challenged his opponent to a detector test may launch a new trend in political campaigning.
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Paris
Fielding Spartans Top Montpelier Bears 18 to 12 on Homecoming
Fielding High School Spartans edged Montpelier Bears 18 to 12 to halt a long losing streak in the intercity rivalry before a large Homecoming crowd. Kent Sorenson and Doug Price sparked scoring with a 30 yard pass play setting up a 13 6 lead, while Rex Law added the extra point and a second Spartan TD.
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Montpelier Bears
Fielding High School
Spartans
Bears
Paris
West Side
North Gem
Grace
American Falls
Soda Springs
Spartan
Bear
von Peterson
Doug Price
Rex Law
Wood
Montpelier
Fielding Spartanettes
Swing Kings
Afton
Democratic Free Show and Rally at Novelty Theatre
The Bear Lake County Democratic Central Committee hosts a free show and rally at the Novelty Theatre in Paris tonight. After the film Marjorie Morningstar at 7:30, county candidates will introduce themselves before West Side voters. Main figures include State Senator George W. Warren and Sheriff A. Mongon.
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Bear Lake County
DemoCratic Central Committee
Novelty Theatre
Paris
George Ramey
Marjorie Morningstar
George W. Warren
A. M. (Kay) Rich
Walter Ward
Chris N. Carlson
Aede V. Tunks
Mongon
A. E H. Leeright
F. Leslie Bolton
Saveral
Bear Lake Chorus Performs at Daughters of Utah Pioneers Convention
At the Salt Lake City convention Bear Lake County sent 17 Daughters to the session. A chorus directed by Mildred Johnston and Ruth Pugmire performed Sparkling Sunday Night and In Honor, with Pioneer song book origins and a Bear Lake Valley tribute.
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The
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Salt Lake
Bear Lake County
Mildred Johnston
Ruth Pugmire
Bear Lake
Bear Lake Valley
St Charles Rummage Sale Draws Large Crowd
The St Charles Ward Relief Society held its annual rummage sale in the amusement hall on Tuesday afternoon October 14. A large crowd attended to purchase the many articles donated by local residents.
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St. Charles Ward Relief Society
Notable Names Listed in Local Election Roll Call
The roll call presents voters including Ella Parker LaPreal Irwin Violet Burgoyne Mabel Kunz Ella Dunn Mercy Wilson Levisa Stephens Berths La Hazel Transtrum Ada Pugmire Jennie Pugmire Ruth Stock Dolores Smith Louise Stock Myrtle Cottle.
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Ella Parker
LaPreal Irwin
Violet Burgoyne
Mabel Kunz
Ella Dunn
Mercy Williamson
Levisa Stephens
Berths la
Congressmen Budge urges letters to Capitol on economy
Rep Homer Budge urged the Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce to launch a letter campaign to Washington demanding federal economy. He noted 1957 cuts and Sputnik era spending rise, questioned Alaska statehood, and urged individuals and local government to resist central control while stressing voter accountability.
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Homer Budge
Twin Falls
Rep
Budge
Alaska
Hawaii
Betas
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