Spartans Host Preston Indians In Season finale
WNEY 37-6 summary of a high school football game notes Spartans scoring 8 in Q1 and 2 more in Q2 while Downey is held. Key players Price Parker Merlin Bird Monson Dean Michaelson lead blocking and backfield. Friday finale at home vs Preston Indians with Montpelier Bears beating Grace 19 in latest recap.
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Ternoon
Tors
Downey
Spartans
Thun
Soda Springs
Grace
Ary Price
Verlyn Parker
Merlin Rn
Billy Bird
Monte Monson
Bobbie Deanengen
Bobbie
Michaelson
Alough
Preston Ndians
Local and Personal Notes From the Bear Lake Area
Local residents share visits and travels across Utah Idaho and Wyoming with kin and friends. Notable names include Haddock Davis Innes and Price while deer hunting trips and sewing clubs are mentioned along with a Utah Pioneers meeting and the first light snow flurries over Bear Lake valley.
Montpelier Railroad Man Charles Wells Dies
Funeral services were held for Charles W. Wells 66 at Montpelier Community Church. Wells a Union Pacific railroad trainman died last Thursday in the local hospital. Born March 8 1887 in Fairmont Nebraska he lived in Caldwell Kemmerer Shoshone Glenns Ferry and Montpelier. Surviving are his widow Ellen Bagley Wells a daughter from a former marriage Mrs A J Hadley of Los Angeles one granddaughter three sisters and one brother Ted Wells of Notus Idaho.
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Charles W. Wells
Montpelier
Wells
Union Pacific Railroad
Fairmont
Nebr
Jesse P
Lucy Andre Wells
Caldwell
Kemmerer
Shoshone
Glenns Ferry
Ellen Bagley Wells
A. J. Hadley
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles Milliner
Frank Taylor
Ida Tatum
Canada
Ted Wells
Notus
Idaho
Bear Lake County Snow Barley Outlook Cites Idaho Winter Club
County Extension agent Robert D. Kerns notes winter barley is not well suited for Bear Lake conditions. Howard Roylance says Idaho Winter Club is the only hardy variety but lacks seed, and previous winter barley crop was scarce. He predicts more barley next year as dry land farmers plant on former wheat ground.
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Bear Lake
Robert D. Kerns
Howard Roylance
Roylance
Kemmerer Hereford Bull Sale Set for October 30
Sixty head of selected bulls are catalogued for the Kemmerer Hereford Sale on October 30, announced Moyle Anderson, manager. An impartial committee of county agents and cattlemen selects the bulls, boosting Kemmerer to a top Intermountain sale. Resale viewing is set for October 29.
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Kemmerer
Moyle Anderson
Garden City Election Nominates Two Tickets
Citizens ticket fields DeVerl Whittington Everett Sims and Dorothea Wicker. Peoples party lists Everett Sims James Wicker and Sterling Rich for the upcoming municipal election.
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Citizens and Peoples Parties
Garden City
Citizens
DeVerl Whittington
Everett Sims
Dorothea Wicker
Peoples Party
James Wicker
Sterling Rich
C-46 Crash Site on Beaver Creek Cleared of Wreckage
The C-46 crash site on Beaver Creek has been cleared of wreckage. Forest Supervisor Joel J. Frykman says all but minor pieces removed. Army will search for remaining remnants and assess the area. Many visitors toured the site without causing fires despite a dry summer.
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Beaver Creek
Joel J. Frykman
Cache National Forest
Herman—Henderson
Smithfield
Frykman
Richard Pope to Represent BYU at Chicago Conference
BYU Public Relations announces Richard L. Pope of Fish Haven Idaho will travel to Chicago to represent the university at the Associated Collegiate Press Conference. He will present a paper titled Literaturae in Western Culture and review the anthology Utah Sings containing a bio sketch and a selection from Pope's poetry.
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Provo
Utah
Brigham Young University
Ofice
Richard L. Pope
Fish Haven
Idaho
Chicago
Associated Collegiate Press
St Charles Residents Visit Relatives Across Idaho and Utah
A string of local residents and visitors from St Charles gathered in Idaho and Utah for family reunions visits and hosting of relatives. Highlights include Leslie Peterson visiting Nampa with a son, Wendell Mecham and son from Soda Springs staying with Albert Arnell, and multiple trips to Pocatello Ogden Logan and Grace for family events and hospital visits.
Harvest Ball Queen Contest At Ward Dances Friday
Ward Queens will be crowned at the Harvest Ball on Friday evening Oct 23 in Seminary. The semi formal event invites the public to attend and watch queens from each ward receive honors. Queens pictured include Lois Ann Neilson Ovid JoAnn Cleveland Paris 2nd Gayle Eborn Lanark Eldeen Wymas Sharon Gail Matthews Liberty Carol Dev enish Fish Haven Della Hansen Garden City DeEtte Laker St Charles Carolyn Piggott Bloomington Gwen Collings Paris Ist.
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Seminary
Lois Ann Neilson
Ovid
JoAnn Cleveland
Paris
Gayle Eborn
Lanark
Eldeen Wymas
Sharon
Gail Matthews
Liberty
Carol Devenish
Fish Haven
Della Hansen
Garden’ City
DeEtte Laker
St. Charles
Carolyn Piggott
Bloomington
Gwen Collings
Former Montpelier Man Dies in Salt Lake Friday
Albert Rasmussen 79 died last Friday at his Salt Lake home of causes incident to age. Born Feb 6 1874 in Montpelier he married Marian Wilson in 1902. He ranched at Vernal and Roosevelt for 40 years before moving to Salt Lake City 17 years ago. Survivors include his widow two sons six daughters four sisters two brothers 34 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. Many Boy Scout leaders plan to attend the Laymen's Conference at Pocatello Saturday with notables from across the United States expected.
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Albert Rasmussen
Salt Lake
Montpelier
Mads Peter and
Annie G. Clawson Rasmussen
Marian Wilson
Vernal
Utah
Salt Lake Temple
Roosevelt
Saltoke City
Pocatello
United States
Fish Haven Social Notes Highlight Community Health and Travel
Mr and Mrs Hyrum Nebeker recently visited friends in town. Dr C H Curless remains seriously ill at home, with hopes for improvement. Annie Loveland’s condition after surgery worsens. she lies bedridden at her son Kenneth Loveland’s in Clearfield. Eden Erickson and son Clyde from Ogden spent the weekend with Magnus Jeffreys and hunters report a busy deer season. John Jensen and Verl Wilks families traveled to Worland Wyoming and Evanston for visits and deer hunts. Clarence Nelson visited town after Salt Lake weddings. his daughter Valenia born here, educated in Wyoming, and now a married life ahead.
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Hyrum Nebeker
C. H. Curless
Annie Loveland
Kenneth Loveland
Clearfield
Eden Erickson
Clyde
Ogden
Magnus
John Jensen
Worland Wyo
Maxine
Roland Jensen
Pocatello
Verl Wilks
Evanston
Ernest Wilks
Clarence Nelson
Salt Lake
Temple
Valenia
Big—Piney
Wyo
Wyoming
Byu
Valeria
Hallowe'en Carnival Planned for October 29
The Mia Maid Class of the Paris 2nd Ward Mutual sponsor a Hallowe'en Carnival at Emerson School gym on Thursday night Oct 29 at 8 p.m. Concession booths noisemakers and refreshments will be sold and dancing provided. No admission fee is charged at the door.
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Mia Maid
Paris
Stake Fireside at Paris ward Sunday Oct 25
Bear Lake Stake announces a Stake Fireside Chat in the Paris 1st Ward chapel on Sunday evening October 25 at 8 00 p m. Guest speaker will be Priest George Raymond of the Logan Temple with musical numbers. Open to all over 14 years of age.
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M-men
Emma Payne Krogue
Bill Pugmire
Bear Lake Stake
Paris 1St Ward
George Raymond
Logan Temple
Social visits and local gatherings in Bloomington area
Multiple households from Logan Montpelier Perry and Provo visited Bloomington last week and over the weekend. Families including Thornocks Jurgensens Hesses and Painters were hosted at various homes while Bear Lake plant care and Home Arts Club activities were also noted.
Open House to Honor George Brewers Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George W Brewer will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday November 1 1953 from 2 to 6 pm at the home of their daughter Mrs Eldon Mattson in St Charles. All friends and relatives are invited to attend.
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George W. Brewer
Bear Lakers
Eldon Mattson
St. Charles
Bear Lake County PMA Committee Elections
Phase members took office on Oct. 1, 1953, and will serve for the fiscal year of 1954. Wes ley Dodge of Dingle was elected Chairman Jack R. Crane of Benn ington Vice Chairman Orlando N Kunz of Bern regular member Charles Hulme of Bloomington and Ross Parker of Bennington as Alternates Earl Tippetts Max Bartschi Lloyd Smith A M Thompson Rex Bartschi as Community Committee men from Community A Russell Sorenson Dewey Johnson Carl Parker Jesse Matthews Reed Hymas from Community B Douglas Perkins Jesse Orchard Truman Rigby Owen Stephens and R A Bischoff from Community C Clifford Skinner Qyman Tueller Willis Rowsell Ivan Rigby and He ber Boehme from Community D Donovan Howell Alfred Keetch Don Stucki Paul Haddock and La Mont Pope from Community E
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Bear Lake County
PMA
Wesley Dodge
Dingle
Jack R. Crane
Bennington
Orlando N.kunz
Bern
Charles Hulme
Bloomington
Ross Parker
Earl Tippetts
Max Bartschi
Lloyd Smith
A. MM. Thompson
Rex Bartschi
Russell Sorenson
Dewey Johnson
Carl Parker
Jesse Matthews
Reed H
Partridge Season Opens October 24 in Southeast Idaho
The 1953 partridge season opens at noon Saturday October 24 in most Idaho counties. It closes November 8. Southern Idaho counties Bear Lake Clearwater Idaho Latah Nez Perce and Lewis are closed to partridge. The bag limit is five birds.
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Idaho
Idaho Wish and Game Department
Bear Lake
Clearwater
Latah
Nez Pérce
Lewis
Engagement Announced For Theodocia Hymas And Dennis Atkin
Mr and Mrs Delbert Hymas of St Charles announce the engagement of their daughter Theodocia to Dennis Atkin son of Mr and Mrs John Atkin of St George Utah Also report visits from Geneva residents to Christian and Adeline Tueller and PTA meetings with state representative Amber Goebbel A get acquainted tea honored Mrs James Smedley a recent bride and thanks from Robert E Vallentine for farewell attendance The Fine Arts Club met at Mable Athays with a review of We Barrymores by Cameron Shipp and attendees listed
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Delbert Hymas
St. Charles
Theodocia
Dennis Atkin
John Atkin
St. George
Utah
Fielding High School
Emerson Grade School
PTA
Amber Goebbel
Calvin Smedley
James Smedley
Fine Arts Club
Mable Athay
We Barrymores
Cameron Shipp
Helen Crawford
Elaine Webb
Carol Ward
Louise Stock
Nadine Nelson
Hattie Vallentine
Wanda Rich
Dayle Mattson
Alaira ‘Hart
Violet Jaussi
Vera Haddock
Hilma Bateman
Myrl Ward
Lark Bateman
Ruth Drury
Jean Hawkins
June Purcell
Pheasant Season Opens at Noon Saturday in Idaho
Idaho pheasants begin to roam hills and brush at noon Saturday October 24 with an eight rooster bag limit for the 1933 season. The statewide hen pheasant season remains closed and Bear Lake County is closed to hunting.
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Idaho
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Caribou
Franklin
Fremont
Cassia
Jefferson
Madison
Eleanor Burnett Elected To ROTC Sponsor Corps
Eleanor Burnett of Garden City Utah and a USAC freshman journalism major was chosen for the ROTC Sponsor Corps. Twenty six coeds were elected by votes of advanced ROTC cadets based on high school activity scholarship poise walk posture appearance personality and expression.
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Logan
Utah
Eleanor Burnett
Garden City
USAC
Community Visitors and Local Notes From Idaho Areas
Overnight visitors include Buddy Jensen of Pocatello to grandparents L. W. Jensen. Bountiful family visits. Elwin Herrick and family from Shelley with Edna Bolton home. Various locals travel to Montpelier Clearfield Utah and back. Deer hunting trips for Hudd family from Arco and Walter Jaussi from Idaho Falls. Funeral in Tetonia and St. Anthony. Seventeen ladies celebrate Mrs Rose Rosen birthday. Bobbie Dean Wilcox visiting from Fort Ord assigned to Far Eastern theatre. Child Richard Stucki hospitalised after a head injury at school. Jack Combs from Lewiston Utah spoke at Parla 2nd ward.
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Buddy Jensen
Pocatello
L. “W. Jensen
Keith Chase
Bountiful
Clearfield
Utah
Vaughn Hudd
Terry
Arco
O. E. Cook
Blackfoot
Christie Wheelock
Kay Allred
Idaho Falls
Fenton Allred
Walter Jaussi
Seymour Jaussi
Edna Clark
Moreland
Smith Gertsch
Eldon Lewis
Tetonia
St. Anthony
Rose Rosen
Bobbie Dean Wilcox
Fort Ord
Calif
Elmer Wilcox
Eddie
Bobbie
Far Eastern
Deer hunters report slow start to season on west valley
About half of the hunters checked in deer on the west side of the valley during opening days. The warm dry weather kept activity light with only 43 deer checked in near Montpelier by mid afternoon, Leo Mattson said in charge at the station.
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Valey
Montpelier
Leo Mattson
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Wney
Preston
Wayne Haddock
Gway
LaMar Davis
Jackfoot
Charles Innes
Reed Jensen
Ontpelier
Enten Alfied
LaMar Price
Ece
Clifford Ce
John Hoge
Rose Smith
Pocello
Bernard Wilks
Moreand
Hyrum S (Poulsen
Garfield
Soda -Springa
Glen Caldwell
Harold
Rex Rogers
Famies
Vinnie Price
Rex Haddock
Draggerton
Darwin Haddock
Edna Bolton
Sewing Club
Verona Stevens
Leora Taylor
Lucille Regffs
Annie Price
Blaine Windley
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Fred J. Price
Rodney Stucki
Switzerland
Paris Ist
Rodney
Wendell Stucki
Mary P. Stucki
Bear Lake Valley
Kemmerer Hereford
Pete Carruthers
San Gabriel, Calif
Charles Rogers
the Carruthers
Duke Hill
Lt. Hill
Newfoundland
Ernest Bunn
Nyssa
Ore
Mrs. Smedley
Lester Rosen
Opal Davis
Victor Rosen
Elizabeth Nye
Bill Nye
Laurence Austin
Angus Porter
Wayne Porter
Russell Porter
Thatcher
Gordon Nutt
La-Dell Porter
Norma Roghaar
Fdterary Club
Virginia Taylor
Lillias Grimmett
Jean Grimmett
Amy Athay
Pauline Whittington
Anona Grandy
Theresa Rich
Mierinda Sparke
Guesta Lucille Holgers
Betty Pugmire
June Hill
Richard Pope
ST. Charles News
Leslie Peterson
Nampa
Leslie
Wendell Mecham
Albert Arnells
Wm. Floyd
Mma
Ella Brewer
George Brewer
Adelia Cleveland
Victor Mattson
California
Mima Pugmire
Mary Brewer
Léalie Christensen
Hattite Mattson
H. Matthew Pugmire
Dee Hodges
Laketown
Glayde Erickson
Ilene Kearl Erickson
Leon Swensen
Garland
Ernest Bowman
Swensen
Mrr
Alma
Jerry Mecham
Norman Floyd
Andrg
Joseph Clark
DUP
ihevina—Linford
Thesr
Lizzie Keetch
Lovina Linford
Nora Michaelson
Logan Hospital
Ward Queens
Fish Haven News
Hallowe’en Carnival
Paris 1
Fay Thornock
LaFae Driffiel
Dan Thornock
Roy Jurgensen
Lillie Mecham
Asa Madsen
Wendell Christensen
Paul
Angus Krogue
War Bateman
Brigham City
Bert Jarvis
Lorraine Christensen
Helper
A. O. Christensen
Will Hayes
Georgetown
George Hess
Leo Rasmussen
Clifford Rasmussen
van Ness Painter
Son
Geo. Painter
Amanda Luce
Ernest Payne
Wesley Osmond
Perry
Will Bee
Dee J. Balle
Sigert
Sandy
Ralph Findlay
Vance Madsen
Sons
J.B. Haddock
Pearl Bateman
Home Arts Club
Jesse Cottle
Margaret Painter
Cleone Payne
Leona Payne
Helen Jean Ward
Alaire Hart
Ormi Talbot
Meryl Ward
Edyth Ward
Pearl Patterson
George Brewers
Lyman Tueller
Wm. Tueller
Geneva
Christian and
Adeline Tueller
Robert E. Vallentine
Liberty Ween
Richard Stucki
Willard Stucki
Hinmy
Jack Combs
Lewiston
Cyril Budge
Jack
Warold Budge
Parla 2Nd Ward
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