Bear Lake County Selective Service Announces Registrants
The Bear Lake County Selective Service Board announces its registrants and explains classification processes. Local board members James N. Transtrum chairman Ivan Beck W R Horning and Lyman Hymns oversee determinations for men 19 to 26 each classified I A or other categories with deferments and exemptions as applicable. First pre induction physical for two men is set for October 27 1948 in Pocatello Idaho with office hours 9 00 to 12 00 weekdays in Paris Idaho.
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Selective Service Board
Bear Lake County
James N. Transtrum
St. Charles
Ivan Beck
Paris
W R. Horning
Montpeter
Lyman Hymns of Liberty
Armed Forces ‘of
United States
Coast ‘Guard
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Public Health Service
U. S. Military Academy
R.O.T.C
Pocatello
Idaho
Selective Service Local Board No. 4
Counthouse
Muskrat Season Opens in Bear Lake and Nearby Idaho Counties
Fur trappers may begin October 15 in eastern Idaho counties with muskrat seasons ending April 15 in most areas. Bear Lake and Franklin Bannock Oneida Power counties have varied dates. Trappers must hold licenses, register traps, report catches within 90 days, and avoid using flesh as bait.
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Idaho
Fish and Game Department
Fremont
North Fork
Snake River
Stone Bridge
Warm River
Bear Lake
Teton
Caribou
Clark
Madison
Jefferson
Bonneville
Bingham
Franklin
Bannock
Oneida
Power
Fisher
Remont
Paris Lions Honor District Governor at Party Friday
The Paris Lions club hosted a party at Emerson school for about thirty Lions and guests honoring District Governor Sherman B. Lowe. Deputy District Governor Doyle Anthony of Montpelier attended as an honor guest. Morris Athay presided as master of ceremonies and introduced the two honorees who spoke briefly. Lion Smith Hoge received a 10 year perfect attendance pin from Vice President Glen Grimmit. Bryan Booth sang two solos with Miss Morgan at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Lions Club
Sherman B. Lowe
Doyle Anthony
Montpelier
PTA
Emerson School
Morris Athay
Glen Grimmitt
Lion Smith Hoge
S& Pin
Bryan Booth
Miss Morgan
Deer Season Opens Quietly in Paris Idaho
Paris Idaho observed a calm opening day of the general deer season. Businesses closed for hunting as residents joined the activity. Ronald Thornock of Bloomington reported an early successful hunt and was home by 7:30 a.m. Charles Wyler also reported taking a deer before dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Idaho
Ronald Thornock
Bloomington
Charles Wyler
MIA Dance at St Charles Friday Night October 22
A mutual association dance is planned for Friday night at the St Charles amusement hall. The Laketown orchestra will provide music and a professional fortune teller will entertain attendees. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Mia
St. Charles
Mutual Association
Laketown
Bear Lake Cultural Arts presents Oct 23 program
The Bear Lake Cultural Arts association offers a local talent program at the Bear Lake Stake tabernacle Saturday October 23 at 8 pm. The lineup includes Pilgrim's Chorus Wagner Praise Ye The Father Gounod Paris Second Ward Choir Ruby Bolton conductor Siboney selections Lecuona Love Is My Song Gates vocal selections Bernard Brown Second Hungarian Rhapsody Liszt piano Merle Ward Beautiful Dreamer Caro Roma Ladies Trio Darlene Rich Leonora Stucki Velma Hansen Midsummer Caprice Eda Johnston Romance Op 26 Svendsen Organ selections Lillas Swensen Morning Speaks Alice Blue Gown Dry Bones arrangement Second Selection To be Announced Michaelson Quartet Ray Reeder of Tremonton Utah was a business visitor in Paris Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake Cultural Arts Association
Bear Lake Stake Tabernacle
Pilgrim's Chorus
Wagner
Gounod
Paris
Second Ward
Ruby Bolton
Siboney
B. Lecuona
Crawford Gates
Bernard Brown
Franz Liszt
Merle R. Ward
Stephen Foster
Caroline
Caro Roma
Darlene Rich
Leonora Stucki
Velma Hansen
Eda
Johnston
J. S. Svendsen
Lillas Swensen
Wseeeeee Q
Alice Blue
Harry Tierney
Anna Ruth Lowe
Fred Waring
Michaelson Quartet
Paris Pavilion Schedule and School Dances Calendar
A fragmented schedule lists events by date and group including High School dances Bear Lake Rangers and MIA Dances, with dates from October to May and entries for Paris Lions Club and Ward parties. It reads like a campus and community events calendar with multiple repeats and unclear remnants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wcceeeseessceeee High School
Bear Lake Rangers
Wdepee
Sceeeeees American Legion
Stake
Stake Mia
Ceeeesesees High School
Sescceeeenens
Tas High School
Stake Mia Dance
Gold & Green
Ist
Birigee High School
Stake Gold & Green Ball
Deer hunting tragedy claims Farrell Keetch in Idaho woods
Farrell Q Keetch 19 of Wardboro died from a rifle shot misfired by John G Kennard of Montpelier on opening deer season near Geneva. Officials ruled accidental. Survived by parents two sisters and two brothers and a grandfather. Funeral held in Wardboro with Matthews mortuary assisting. Also reports T S Williams wounded in Georgetown area recovering after being shot by a party member who mistook him for a deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell Q. Keetch
Wardboro
John G. Kennard
Montpelier
Gilbert P. Arnell
Glen L. Kendle
Nyle Matthews
Keetch
Farrell
Elisha B
Doris Quayle Keetch
John L. Quayle
Los Angeles
Calif
Joan
Darrell Q
Paul D. Keetch
Oran Quayle
Dingle
Matthews Mortuary
Hunter
T. S. Williams
Pocatello
Georgetown
Bear Lake Hospital
Pocatallo
Williams
L D S Church Column and Meeting Notes
Attendance and participation figures listed for L D S church groups and wards across multiple locations including Bloomington Fish Haven Garden City Laketown Lanark Liberty Ovid Paris Paria St. Charles Sharon Laketown Ward. It records leadership meetings sacraments administers and past services with names of officers and attendees. The piece also mentions a birthday gathering for Mrs Rose Rosen and Mrs Hiiza Stuckt with guests and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Fish Haven
Garden City
Laketown
Lanark
Liberty
Ovid
Paris
Paria
St. Charles
Sharon
Rose Rosen
Hiiza Stuckt
Liberty couple announces engagement of Nola Matthews
Mr and Mrs. Jesse R. Matthews of Liberty announce the engagement of their daughter Nola to Reed Haddock son of Mr and Mrs J B Haddock of Bloomington. Plans are under way for a wedding in the near future.
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of Liberty
Nola
Reed Haddock
J. B. Haddock
Bloomington
Veterans Administration Rep to Visit Montpelier
Veterans and dependents may meet with James A. Hampton of the Veterans Administration at the Idaho State Employment Office in Montpelier on October 21 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. for benefits information and assistance. Hampton usually visits Montpelier monthly, on the Thursday forenoon after the third Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hampton
Veterans Administration
Pocatello
Montpelier
Paris
Mr. Hampton
Idaho
Veteran's Administration
Hampton
Emerson School News Highlights Return Of Absent Students
Terry Hyde and Warren Shepherd return to Emerson School after absences. Second grade notes teacher visit and upcoming Halloween activities. Third and fourth grades report poems and letters to a missing classmate Kay Hymas and rhythm lessons. Seventh and eighth graders form chums and huskies clubs with officers. A car accident involving Diemar Derricott and a cow collision is reported. Eighth graders gather elder stories for a Bear Lake booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Hyde
Warren Shepherd
Terry
Warren
Margene Jensen
Eleanor Burnette
Faye Poulsen
Ann Hulme
Elaine Bolton
Ann Ward
Mary Jo Humphreys
Lorene Wyler
Donna Mongan
Huskies
Eldon Morgan
Vaughn Satterthwaite
Gary Price
Willard Kunz Dies In Auto Crash Near Rupert Idaho
County Agent Willard Kunz 33 of Minidoka and former Bear Lake agent was killed Tuesday at 3 p m when his 1948 sedan collided with a car driven by 17 year old Lowell Penrod of Declo on US 30 near Rupert. Penrod was hospitalized with head cuts and shock. No inquest is planned. charges may follow for Penrod for failing to stop at a stop sign. Willard born Jan 21 1916 in Victor Idaho served in WWII and was Bear Lake and later Minidoka County Agent. He left a widow Jean Tueller and two children. Local witnesses alerted authorities after the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Kunz
Minidoka County
Bear ‘Lake County
Lowell Penrod
Declo
Rupert
Penrod
Owen Penrod
Rupert General Hospital
Ron Hawkes
Kunz
John Horn
Charles Goff
U S. Army
Paris
Willard
Bear Lake County
Minidoka
LDS Church
University of Idaho
Willard Douglas
Lord Christina
PTA Meeting at Emerson Grade School Gathers Parents
The Emerson Grade School PTA met in the gym on a Wednesday evening last week with Mrs Melinda Wyler presiding. Norman Roberts gave the invocation and the secretary read the previous minutes. officers and committees were announced and a lunch report plus a children's dance were noted.
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Emerson Grade School
Melinda Wyler
Norman Roberts
Opal Shepherd
Wyler
Dallas Athay
Irene Wyler
Roghaar
New Picture Machine
Gratitude for Funeral Support From Randolph Ward and Neighbors
The Findlay and Foremaster Families thank Randolph Ward residents and others for assistance during funeral services. They praise the Randolph Relief Society for a lunch and acknowledge all who helped. Mr and Mrs Clifford R. Collings and daughter Linda visited from Salt Lake. Sharp Matthews moved into Grimmett Building apartment formerly home to Reed Jensen. Visitors to Otto and Joan Bucher included Cliff Pierce and son Kelly from Lava Hot Springs, and Jack Sparks and Kent Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Ward
Randolph Relief Society
Findlay
Sharp Matthews
Grimmett Building
Reed Jensen
Otto and
Joan Bucher
Cliff Pierce
Kelly
Lava Hot Springs
Jack Sparks
Kent Washington
Spartans and Bancroft face off in Friday conference clash
Bancroft visits Friday afternoon for a conference game against the Spartans. Bancroft sits near the top of the league while Fielding has improved this season, promising a tough test. Schedule notes list several Fielding games through October and upcoming Bancroft and Preston dates.
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Bancroft
Spartans
Darwin Wallentine Weds Norma Loosle in Logan Temple
Darwin Wallentine and Norma Loosle of Logan Utah wed in the Logan Temple on October 20 in a double ring ceremony conducted by President Christiansen. They celebrated with a reception and dance at the Logan Tenth ward and a dinner at Juniper Lodge in Logan Canyon before leaving for their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin Wallentine
Norma Loosle
Logan
Utah
Logan Temple
Pres. Christiansen
Juniper Lodge
Logan Canyon
Norma
William J Loosle
Logan High School
North Central States
First Security Bank
Darwin
L. C. Vallentine
Paris
Fielding High School
USAC
Logan Tenth Ward
St Charles Idaho Golden Wedding Celebrated by Large Crowd
A large crowd gathered October 12 in St Charles Idaho to honor Mr and Mrs Ernest W Allred on their Golden Wedding Anniversary. Born in 1877 they have long served the St Charles ward and area with church and civic work.
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St. Charles
Idaho
Ernest W. Allred
Bear Lake Valley
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Logan
Hinkley
Randolph
Utah
Afton
Fairview
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Rupert
Allred
Ww. Lansing
Sarah Ann Wilks Allred
Hyrum S
Elizabeth Stock Rich
St. Charles Ward
Stoke
Logan Temple
Jennie Rassmussen
Connie Webb
Hinckley
Rich Clifford
Erma Pugmire
Evan
St Paul
Minnesota
Dean
Arlo Rasmusessen
Jay
Jack Allred
Roger
Nona
Dixie Lee
Sharyn Marie Pugmire
Diane
Marcia
Richard Allred
University of Minnesota
Rich Allred
Niels Wilhelmson
Bishop Arlin Pugmire
Emery Welling
Willis Hairup
Whitney
Hazel Transtrum
Ellis Williamson
Lenore Wright and Company
Amos Hulme
Laree Hayes
Lark Bateman
Michaelson Brothers
James Olsen
Ernest Allred
Sam Hall
Fielding Falls 7-6 In Classic To Montpelier
Montpelier edged Fielding 7 to 6 in a dramatic classic on Friday afternoon. Sorenson and Hill led Fielding with strong rushing while Passey and Lewis received key passes before Montpelier clinched the narrow victory on a late stand.
Absentee Ballot Advice for 1948 Election
To all absentee voters, apply now if sick or away on election day November 2 1948. Vote at home or before you go, and ensure the ballot reaches election judges early on election day. Check registration with the registrar by October 30 1948.
Camping trip near Stump Creek ends with hunting trip notes
John Sucki La Van Nelson Wallace and Willard Stucki Gail Sid doway camped Thursday through Sunday in the Stump Creek area for a hunting trip. Miss Audrey Michaels and wives joined for Saturday evening supper.
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John Sucki
la van Nelson
Wallace
Willard Stucki
Gail Siddoway
Stump Creek
Audrey Michaels
Wallace Stucki
Gale Siddoway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris Lions
Ray Reeder
Tremonton
Farrell Keetch
L. D. S. Church Column
Laketown Ward
Amos B. Robinson
Norman Weston
E. Cheney
Roscoe Floyd
Parnell Johnson
Aston Weston
Amos B Robinson
Grant Lamborn
Elijah C Willis
Jessie Bailey
John Cheney
Joe Weston
Reed Willis
BP. C. M
W. B. Hoge
An Rich
Mrs
Jesse R. Matthews
Mrs. Earl Grimmett
O H Grimmett
Mrs. Grimmetts
Earl
Green River
Jess Scheidigger
James Winham
Cliff Pearce
Norman Gambling
David Mourtison
Portland Oregon
John Scheidigger
Alvin Curliss
Emerson School News
Kay Hhymas
Mary Ann West
Ruth
Rhea Hulme
Maurine Athay
Merlyn Parker
Ettes
PTA Meeting
Clifford R. Collings
Linda
Salt Lake
Mr. Collings
Fielding
Lava
Weston
Grace
Soda Springs
Preston
Temple
Spartan
Hill
Sorenson
Passey
Lewis
Budge
Arnel
Cleveland
Evan Sorenson
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