Fielding Faces Montpelier In Annual Classic Friday
The Montpelier Bears meet Fielding High Spartans in a Friday gridiron clash at Paris. Fielding1s opening 20 to 0 win over Aberdeen contrasts with losses to Malad Preston Blackfoot and Aston. This marks the 22nd game between the schools with Montpelier dominant since 1941. The article also notes a Book Review Club gathering at Lucille Crawford1s home reviewing Log Cabin Lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier Bears
Spartans
Paris
Fielding
Aberdeen
Malad
Preston
Bears
Kemmerer
Blackfoot
Aston
Montpelier Bear
Book Review Club
Lucille Crawford
Bertha Hoge
Sara Hoge
Pauline Cox
Amy Athay
Anona Grandy
Daphne Bonham
Melinda Sparks
Lillie Lauritzen
Ethel Jensen
Myrtle Richards
Lark Bateman
Verena Adams
Jean Grimmett
Sparatans
Montpelier
Afton
Eee
Lions Club Honors District Governor in Paris
The Paris Lions Club hosted District Governor Bhigene Nielsen of Montpelier with forty four members and guests at Paris High School. A Fielding Home Ec crew prepared the dinner led by Mrs Daphne Bonham. A W Shepherd introduced Nielsen who spoke on Lionism. Doyle Anthony of Montpelier also spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Lions Club
Bhigene Nielson
Montpelier
Fielding Home
Daphne Bonham
A. W. Shepherd
Nielsen
Doyle Anthony
Eugene Nielsen
Whitney Transtrum
O H. Grimmett
D. O. Rawson
Transtrum
Ar- Hin Pugmire
Lions
Lars Bonham
Jay Hann
Clarence Rich
Idaho introduces banded pheasants for harvest study
The Idaho Fish and Game Department announces every game bird released this year by state farms carries a numbered band. Hunters are asked to send the band and shooting location to help compare farm propagated birds with wild stock. First year of banding limits accuracy. a later year will yield clearer data. Bear Lake County offers a two day season October 26 and 27 with a limit of three roosters per day and no hens. other eastern counties run October 26 to November 3.
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Idaho
Fish and Game Department
Maurice Lundy
Game Department
Lundy
Bear Lake
Mrs Elmira Stauffer And Baby Move To Logan For Winter
Mrs Elmira Stauffer and her infant left Monday to establish a winter home in Logan. The move aims to shelter them through the colder months and settle into the new residence for the season.
Idaho Water Users Oppose Columbia Valley Project
Idaho delegates at the National Reclamation Association meeting endorse a unanimous resolution opposing a Columbia Valley Authority. The resolution warns CVA would seize water rights, control all natural resources, and undermine state and federal water laws, threatening Idaho’s irrigation program and local water ownership.
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Idaho
Columbia Valley Project
Omaha
Nebr
Columbia Valley Authority
National Reclamation Association
Association
Columbia Valley
Northwest
Bureau of Reclamation
Corps of Army Engineere
Department’ of Agriculture
Conzyete
Columbia River Basin
CVA
Columbia River
CWA
Recent Bride Honored at Trousseau Tea Event
Mrs Earl Lowe former Miss Rae Kendall was celebrated at a trou seau tea hosted by her aunts Mrs Lauriel Athay Mrs Elaine Trastrum and Mrs Gladys Cleveland on Saturday October 12 at Mrs Margaret Athays home. The lace clothed table held tall white candles. Miss Lois Athay and Miss Maxine Shepherd served in formal dress assisted by Mareese and Maurine Athay in blue silk. Mrs Harold Lowe Mrs Reed Lowe and Miss Xileene Ward led the gift room as about 150 guests visited the afternoon event and the bride received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Lowe
Rae Kendall
Lauriel Athay
Elaine Transtrum
Gladys Cleveland
Margaret Athay
Lois Athay
Maxine Shepherd
Mareese
Maurine Athay
Funeral Services Held at Laketown for Mary Weston
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Kirk Weston were held at the Laketown ward chapel with Bishop Amos B Robinson conducting. Family and church members attended as hymns were sung and speakers testified to her life and character. She was born in Hull England November 10 1868 and died October 5 at the LDS hospital Salt Lake City. She leaves her son Russell Kirk of Salt Lake.
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Mary Kirk Weston
LDS
Salt Lake
Laketown Ward
Amos B Robinson
DeWitt Johnson
Hyrum Nebeker
Bo. Robinson
My Father
Harold Johnson
Pearl Alley
Florence Willis
Albert R. Weston
Oliver Wahlstrom
God
John H Weston
Harmon Cheney
Vara Cheney
Wendell Johnson
Arlo Weston
Ivan
Samuel Weston
Kirk
Garden City
Canada
Gordon
Bro. Kirk
Sister Kirk
George G. Weston
Laketown
Cardston
Brother Weston
Mary
Russell Kirk
VA Progress Report on Handicapped Jobs Program
The Veterans Administration reports success in the Jobs For Handicapped program with 39 disabled individuals placed in Utah and Boise positions. Nationwide VA figures show 10,631 disabled veterans employed and 14 percent of Washington VA Central Office staff have disabilities. The agency says disabled workers excel in clerical and executive roles, with better attendance and fewer accidents, and hopes other employers follow its model.
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Veterans Administration
Joe E. Dodson
Boise Hospital
Washington
Dodson
County Sends 2300 Dollars in Liquor Violation Fines
Probate Court records show 2300 dollars sent to the state Liquor Department in Boise as fines for liquor law violations in 1946. Sheriff Alton Saunderson arrested eight violators, all first offenses with jail terms suspended on fine payment. Costs go to county. remainder sent to Boise per 1943 laws. locals seek law change.
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Boise
Alton Saunderson
Idaho Farmers Face Lower Prices Across Crops and Livestock
County agent Willard Kunz reports Idaho prices received by farmers fell 6 points from Aug 16 to Sep 15 1946. Livestock dipped from 267 to 259 with hogs from 20.50 to 16.30 per cwt, plus September ceilings reimposed on live hogs. Potatoes and beans slid while butter and eggs rose. U S price paid index fell 4 points and the parity ratio held at 122 percent mid-September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Kunz
Idaho
United States
Fifty Year Wedding Anniversary Party for Mr and Mrs H H Broomhead
The Broomheads invite friends to a social party in Bloomington Recreation hall at eight on October 22 1946. A short program will precede dancing and light refreshments with no gifts requested. They look forward to your attendance.
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H. H. Broomhead
Bloomington Recreation Hall
Bloomington Man Enlists in Armed Forces
Robert M. Dunford of Bloomington left the past week for Ft. Douglas as an inductee into the armed forces as of September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Dunford
Bloomington
Ft. Douglas
Armed Forces
Milford Laws Visit Spends Weekend in Logan
Mr and Mrs Milford Law of Logan spent Sunday at the Charles Law home and returned to Logan Monday as reported in local society notes.
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Mrs
Milford Law
Logan a_epent
Charles Law Home
Logan
Fishermen Report Bear Lake Trout Catch Exceeding Limit
The article notes a Sunday evening catch from Bear Lake by George Ramey Carl Sleight and Ivan Beck totaling 12 trout from two to seven pounds. Each fisherman claims a 10 pound limit with one fish allowed, suggesting they might adjust the catch to fit the bag limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
George Ramey
Carl Sleight
Ivan Beck
Péte
Newlyweds to Make Home in Idaho Falls
Newlyweds Glen Caldwell and Ellen Satterthwaite expect to move to Idaho Falls this week where Caldwell will work as a bookkeeper for Idaho Creameries. They were married October 4 in Logan by Bishop Hislop, with Walter Sims and Mrs Hislop as attendants. Ellen is the daughter of Lazette Satterthwaite of Garden and a Fielding High School graduate of 1945. Glen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Caldwell of Paris, graduated Fielding High in 1946. The couple are visiting relatives in Garden City and Paris this week.
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Glen Caldwell
Idaho Falls
Glen
Idaho Creameries
Caldwell
Logan B
Bishop Hislop
Walter Sims
Hislop
Ellen Satterthwaite
Lazette Satterthwaite
Garden
Fielding High School
Thomas Caldwell
Paris
Fielding High
Garden City
Fielding Students Hear Lyceum Last Thursday
Fielding High students heard a musical program on Oct 10 sponsored by the Graham Lyceum Bureau of Salt Lake City. The Melody Maids performed one hour of popular and classical pieces with violin quartet Helen Sorensen Norma Lee Madgen Patsy Judd Salley Peck and pianist Lennox Adamson. All violinists study under Albert Shepherd, a former Paris resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding High School
Graham Lyceum Bureau
Salt Lake City
Melody Maids
Helen Sorensen
Norma Lee Madgen
Patsy Judd
Salley Peck
Lennox Adamson
Albert Shepherd
Paris
Veterans Chance at Idaho Farm Homesteading
World War II veterans with good character can apply to the Bureau of Reclamation for Idaho farmland. The program offers 2500 acres in the Gooding division and 160 acres in the Owyhee project. A local board, endorsed by veterans groups, will rate applicants on character industry capital and farming experience to select high scorers for a drawing.
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Idaho
Bureau of Reclamation
Gooding
Minidoka Project
Burley
Owyhee Project
Boise
Michael W. Strauss
Washington, D. C
Idaho Fish and Game Licenses Hit New High in September
License clerk Fay Bussard reports five month total May through September shows 128,895 resident licenses sold, nearly 129,000 for the season. Non resident licenses rise to 9,791, tourism 21,331 ten day permits. hunters nationwide also up with deer and elk season promising strong year end totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Bussard
Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game Commission
Idaho
Report on September arrests by Idaho game and fish department
September summary shows seventy nine arrests across Idaho counties led by Ada with nineteen and Boise with eight. Bear Lake, Fremont and Blaine reported three each. other counties reported two or one arrests. Main violations include fishing without proper license, fishing in closed waters, dynamiting trout, overharvest of trout, deer in closed season, and elk hunting violations.
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Idaho Fish and Game Department
Ada County
Boise
Bannock
Elmore
Canyon
Bear Lake
Fremont
Blaine
Power
Shoshone
Valley
Washington
Cassia
Idaho
Kootenai
Latah
Bonner
Gem
Benewah
Bonneville
Bingham
Twin Falls
Butte
Clearwater
Payette
Minidoka
Jefferson
Fielding Outscored at Preston Last Week
The Spartans lost 18 to 7 at Preston as Curtis Austin returned a punt for a 60 yard touchdown and Dennis Carlson added the extra point. Preston built a 12-7 lead after three quarters then scored again in the fourth to seal the win. Coach Maughan prepares the team for the Homecoming Game on October 18 against Montpelier and Paris.
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Preston
Spartans
Curtis Austin
Maughan
Montpelier
Paris
Betty Bateman Weds Frank D Talbot in Bloomington
Mr and Mrs Wm Bateman announce the marriage of their daughter Betty to Frank D Talbot son of Mr and Mrs M A Talbot of Ogden on October 10 at the bride’s parents home in Bloomington. Bishop LaVell G Ward officiated in the presence of the Batemans and Mrs Talbot. The couple received a shower in Bloomington on October 11 and will reside in Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bateman
Betty
Frank D. Talbot
M. A. Talbot
Ogden
Bloomington
LaVell G. Ward
St Charles Couple to Celebrate Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Joseph Bunderson of St Charles will observe their 50th wedding anniversary on Monday Oct 21 They were married Oct 21 1896 in the Logan temple Both have lived in St Charles where he farms and raises cattle They have three children Kenneth Bunderson Oakland CA Mrs Chauncey Mattson and Alton Bunderson Paris Nine grandchildren The couple will hold open house Monday from 2 to 8 PM for guests.
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Joseph Bunderson
St. Charles
Bundersons
Logan Temple
Two Westbound UP Trains Collide Near Montpelier
In fog near Montpelier 17 miles east, two Union Pacific freight trains collided at 5 45 am last Sunday, derailing 14 coal cars. No injuries reported. Engine and nine cars of the rear train left tracks. head train cars also derailed. caboose demolished. Northwest line traffic halted over 8 hours, with passenger trains rerouted via Pocatello and Ogden.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Montpelier
Mamily
Union Pacific
Green River
Wyo
Pocatello
Ogden
Utah
Audrey Mattson and Reul Poulsen Marry in Ogden
Audrey Mattson and Reul Poulsen wed Friday October 4 at 9 pm at Bishop Hyrum B Wheelwrights home in Ogden. The couple, both Wielding High school graduates, were attended by Verlee Carson and Warren Caldwell. A chicken dinner followed at Gray Cliff Lodge. Mrs Poulsen is a former government employee and stenographer at Utah Power and Light Montpelier. Mr Poulsen served four years in the Army and now works for the OPA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyrum B. Wheelwright
Ogden
Audrey Mattson
Chauncey Mattson
Reul Poulsen
Holger Poulsen
Liberty
Verlee Carson
Warren Caldwell
Rodney Tunks
Flora Williams
Gray Cliff Lodge
Weber Canyon
Wielding High
Poulsen
Relief Society Visiting Teachers to be Honored
A Paris Second ward program Tuesday October 29 honors Relief Society visiting teachers with the Bride a Day Program. All visiting teachers asked to attend and a cordial invitation extended to those who have ever been brides, especially in the past ten years. Watch for publication of the program.
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Paris Second Ward
Relief Society
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Lions Club
Trousseau Tea
Mary Weston
Lyceum
Idaho Farm
Betty Bateman
Frank Talbot
Audrey Mattson and
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