Butter and Pork Added to November Food Stamp List
The November blue stamp list includes butter and pork as announced by Willard Walter, area supervisor for the Surplus Marketing Administration. The list also covers Beggs fresh vegetables and most October items with exceptions, plus a wide range of foods from meats to grains and produce under the federal food stamp plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Claude R Wickard
Willard Walter
Surplus Marketing Administration
Federal Stamp Plan
Walter
USDA
Grace Idaho Woman Vera Clark Sullivan Dies at 58
Grace Idaho death notice for Vera Clark Sullivan 58 wife of Walter Sullivan of Grace. She died in Rupert hospital after injuries from a September Georgetown automobile crash. Funeral held Saturday at Grace with survivors including husband son Dale and daughter Gladys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Clark Sullivan
Walter
Sullivan
Grace
Rupert
Bridge Club Meets at Home of Mrs Bunderson
Mrs Alton Bunderson entertained the Delta Delt Bridge club at her home last Thursday evening. Present were Mrs Lewis Shepherd Mrs L T Buxton Mrs Charles Innes Mrs Palmer Tueller Mrs Keith Warner Mrs John Hoge Mrs Wella Stock Mrs Bus Daniela Mrs DeVere Tovey Mrs Ivan Beck and Miss Lucille Kunz. Mrs Stock and Mrs Varner tied for high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Bunderson
Lewis Shepherd
L. T. Buxton
Charles Innes
Palmer Tueller
Keith Warner
John Hoge
Wella Stock
Bus Daniela
DeVere Tovey
Ivan Beck
Lucille Kunz
Mra. Stock
Varner
Shorthorn Club Announces Essay Contest
The Shorthorn club offers a $300 essay contest for 4 H and Vocational Agriculture members on Moving in Rural Life with Shorthorns. Prizes drop from $75 for first. Limit is 1000 words. Deadline is November 1. Contact the Vocational Agriculture Instructor at the County Agent's office for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorthorn Club
Counties and Villages Share $20 459 26 Tax Remittance
County Auditor Sam V Funks remitted $20 459 26 to cities villages and irregular school districts for the quarter ending October 13 1941. Ind School District No 1 9 853 60 Rural High School 4 555 72 Ind School District No 2 1 481 71 Montpelier City 2 873 22 Paris City 264 5 Bloomington Village 3 361 61 Georgetown Village 268 35 St Charles Village 168 73 Paris Sewer 279 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam—V—funks
Ind
Montpelier City
Paris—City
Brottt Fee
Bloomington
Georgetown Village
St. Charles Village
Paris Sewer
Bloomington Man Injured in Logan Auto Crash
Royal Thornock of Bloomington fractured pelvis and suffered cuts and bruises and was in fair condition at Budge Memorial hospital in Logan after a Tuesday morning collision at Third North and First East. Russell Naylor of Logan had minor injuries. both drivers reported meeting squarely at the intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budge Memorial Hospital
Logan
Royal Thornock
Bloomington
Russell Naylor
Third North
First East
Thornock
Naylor
Logan Herald-Journal
Bear Lake County Receives Liquor Funds Allocation
Bear Lake County receives 1770.96 from the state liquor funds third quarter allocation for Bear Lake county as reported by Auditor Sam V. Tunks. The distribution covers county current expenses and several towns and villages with varying amounts. Also noted are Sunday callers visiting Montpelier residents including Weldon Grandy C Jewell and Billie Bird and Floyd Bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
Sam V. Tunks
Montpolity City
Paris City
Bloomington Village
Georgetown
St. Charles Village
Weldon Grandy
Gubber Son Adios Gabler Chosen by Union Pacific for Machinist Training
Mr and Mrs Ernest Gabler learned last week their son Adios, a University of Idaho machinist student at Pocatello, was selected by Union Pacific from a group of 76 to train as a machinist in their Pocatello shops. The Gablers were called to Pocatello to sign minors release papers. Mrs Joe Stlovich of Montpelier with Mrs Lynn Perkins and Mrs Joan Gubler accompanied them to Pocatello last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Gabler
Adios
University of Idaho At Pocatello
Union Pacific Railroad
Pocatello
Gubler
Joe Stelovich
Montpelier
Lynn Perkins
Mis
Joan Gubler
Paris
Mrs. Gubler
Funeral Services for Julia Carlsen Held in Sharon
A large and impressive funeral followed the death of Mrs. Julia Carlsen who died in Montpelier hospital last Tuesday from heart ailment. The Liberty quartet sang at both opening and closing, with prayers by By. S. E. Hymas. Speakers included Bp. Oliver Peterson Mrs. Amy Shortliff Bp. Miller. A duet by Mr. and Mrs. James Olsen and a solo by Frank Williams accompanied the service. Interment was in Ovid cemetery with Frank Williams in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Julia Carlsen
Montpelier Hospital
Liberty Quartet
L. A. Hymas
Norman Roberts
Idell Matthews
Sim Hymas
Good Neighbor Policy and Army Canada Route
The War Department announced an agreement with Canada allowing Army trucks to travel Detroit to Buffalo via Canadian territory, saving about 100 miles and avoiding Great Lakes traffic. Trucks will use Army gasoline and soldiers travel in uniform without arms. Audrey Clark of Moreland Idaho visited Paris relatives for ten days and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
War Department
Canada
Detroit
Buffalo
Canadian
Great Lakes
Army
Audrey Clark
Harold Clark
More-land
Idaho
Paris
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Lallitan in Soda Springs
Mr and Mrs Joe Lallitan of Conda welcome a baby boy born at Soda Springs hospital on October 19. Mrs Lallitan formerly Miss Donna Palmer of Paris is remembered as the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lallitan
Conda
Soda Springs Hospital
Lallitan
Donna Palmer
Paris
Shepherds Welcome Baby Boy in Salt Lake City
Word reaches relatives that Mr and Mrs Lawrence Shepherd became proud parents of a fine baby boy born in Salt Lake on October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Shepherd
Salt Lake
Tueller Family Relocates From Ogden Home
Mr. Roland Tueller and his mother Mrs. John Tueller returned from Utah and California visiting relatives. They moved their family and furnishings to Ogden on Sunday to establish their future home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Tueller
John Tueller
Utah
California
Ogden
Tueller
Sons of Fish Haven Seek Trades in Far West
Dale Stock and Warren Jensen left Weiser a year ago to pursue schooling. In July they moved to Seattle and Olympia where Stock became an ark welder in the Navy shipyards after passing a Civil Service exam, while Jensen works as a carpenter in Olympia and studies blue printing at night. They are sons of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Stock and Mr. and Mrs. John H. Jensen of Fish Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Stock
Warren Jensen
Weiser
Seattle
Olympia
Stock
Navy
Jensen
R. G. Stock
John H. Jensen
Fish Haven
Primary Convention to Be Held in Paris Saturday
A primary convention is to be held at the Bear Lake Stake tabernacle this Saturday for all officers of Bear Lake and Montpelier stakes. The 9 a m session is for stake officers and stake primary advisors and board members. The 1 80 p m session is for stake workers ward officers teachers and ward bishoprics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bear Lake
Fielding HI Football Team Ranks Second in Conference
The Spartans of Fielding High out-scored McCammon 13 to 7 on the McCammon field to move into second place in the conference. Malad holds first with no league defeats, while Paris and Preston are tied for third with American Falls Montpelier and Blackfoot also contending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartans
McCammon
Maladh
Malad
Preston
Paris
Montpelier
Jensen
American Falls
Blackfoot
Mrs Beth West Hosts Literary Club Gathering
Mrs Beth West entertained the Literary Club Monday at the Athay home due to sickness there. Attendees included Frank Athay and wife Z L Black Morris Athay Ase Athay Newell Budge Elmont Crawford Clarence Rich William Billeter Wilford Price Mona Athay and the hostess. Mrs Price reviewed Joseph and His Brothers volume one and the group planned to discuss volume two at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Athay
West
Z. L. Black
Morris Athay
Ase Athay
Newell Budge
Elmont Crawford
Clarence Rich
William Billeter
Wilford Price
Mona Athay
Second Ward Gleaner Girls Hold First Social
The Paris group held their first social Tuesday night at the home of instructor Mrs. Rayford Stevens. Refreshments were served to Beth Rogers Helen Rae Eborn Revola Jaussi Aston Hoge Verla Findley Aurelia Jaussi Von Nell Lewis and Ruth Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rayford Stevens
Beth Rogers
Helen Rae Eborn
Revola Jaussi
Aston Hoge
Verla Findley
Aurelia Jaussi
von Nell Lewis
Ruth Spencer
Bear Lake Stake Temple Excursion Impresses Stake Leaders
The Bear Lake Stake temple excursion on Tuesday drew a large audience and the largest group yet sent to Logan. Primary presidents Esther Linford Ruth Dunford Clara Ward Vera Budze Emily Rich Nina Michaelson Hyrum Poulsen Dallas Athay and Rayland Wyler represented the stake with praise for ward primaries and St Charles ward musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stake
Temple
Living Bear Lake Stake
Esther Linford
Logan
Ruth Dunford
Clarissa Ward
Bloomington
Vera Budze
Paris
Emily Rich
Laker
Nina Michaelson
St. Charles
Budge
Rich
Michaelson
Bear Lake Stake
Bear Lake
St. Charles Ward
Hyrum
Poulsen
Dallas
G. Athay Rayland Wyler
Minnetonka Cave Sets Final Weekend for Season
The Minnetonka cave will close this weekend after Thursday through Sunday tours led by guide Mr Arnell. Visitors and locals note the road to St Charles canyon in good shape. Over two thousand people visited the cave this summer and a committee plans lighting improvements in upcoming seasons. A Salt Lake Tribune Sunday edition photo featured Miss Lucille Shepherd of Paris with the cave story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnetonka Cave
Arnell
St. Charles Canyon
The
Salt Lake Tribune
Lucille Shepherd
Paris
Idaho Motorists Lose Licenses In September
Commissioner J. L. Balderston reports 48 male motorists lost driving rights in September, raising nine month totals to 259 revocations and 95 suspensions. The year’s pattern shows 444 drivers affected, with 8 21 to 25 year olds revoking and 5 of 15 to 20 suspensions, no female drivers among September losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Balderston
Law Enforcementt Department
Agricultural Planning Program Meeting in Bear Lake County
A Montpelier meeting on October 21 gathered USDA agencies and cooperating groups to discuss and promote agricultural planning. An subcommittee was formed to organize a Bear Lake County program if approved by residents with Evan Thompson as chairman and L B Hann as secretary. A second Montpelier meeting on October 28 included Karl Hobson to explain operations and show county achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier City Hall
United States Department of Agriculture
Bear Lake County
Evan Thompson
Soil Conservation District
L.—B. Hann
Forest Service
Mont- Pelier
Karl Hobson
Idaho
Mrs Haddock and Georgina Visit Preston Area
Mrs. Don Haddock and daughter Georgina visited Preston last week. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Jensen and family hosted them and spent a day there while Mr. Jensen enjoyed hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Haddock
Georgina
Preston
Rex Jensen
Mr. Jensen
About 250 Deer Taken in Bear Lake County
Wildlife wardens report about 250 deer killed in Bear Lake and Caribou counties during a 10 day season that closed last Monday. Estimated 180 were taken from west canyon and hill areas while about 75 came from the east section. Roughly 30 individuals were apprehended for game law violations across Bear Lake and Caribou counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Caribou
Marine officer to return to Quantico after furlough
Lt. Lynn C. Beyeler of the U.S. Marine Corps has returned to the Quantico school in Virginia following a ten day furlough with family. He recently completed three and a half months of basic training and received his commission as Second Lt. after three more months of officer training. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Beyeler of Fish Haven and a graduate of Fielding High School and Utah State Agricultural College in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn C. Beyeler
U. S. Marine Corps
Marine Corps School
Quantico
Virginia
Beyeler
Marine
Lt. Beyeler
C R. Beyeler
Fish Haven
Fielding High School
Utah State Agricultural College of
Logan
Paris Attendees at Sixth District American Legion Convention
Those from Paris who attended the sixth district convention of the American Legion at Soda Springs Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Hoge, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Shepherd and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Shep herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
The
American Legion
Soda Springs
Ezra Hoge
Alfred Shepherd
Edwin H. Shepherd
November 1940 District Court Term Opens in Paris
The November term of District Court convenes at the Paris courthouse on November 3 at 10 a.m. with District Judge Isaac McDougall presiding. Two jury trials are listed, both personal injury suits involving Bloomington, Montpelier, and other residents. 12 of 24 jurors will be selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Isaac McDougall
Ivan Reese
Bloomington
Ray
Ben Bateman
Black & Black
Pocatello
Murriel & Murriel
H. Herman Hoff
Montpelier
Ralph Mayhew
State of Washington
Hoff
Mayhew
Robert M. Kerr, Jr
M. E. Schmitt
Rexburg
Irvine, Skeen & Thurman
Salt Lake City
Lorenzo Kunz
Alton
James Headlee
William Bergren
E Burgoyne
William Derricott
Bennington
Robert Ludwig
Noonan
St. Charles
John Gertsch
Lewis Lauridson
C. H. Toomer
Hubert Jacobson
Louis Tueller
Geneva
Bear Lake 4-H Leader to Appear on Radio Program
Mr. Lester Skinner, chairman of Bear Lake county 4-H club council, will participate in the National 4-H Achievement Day program on November 1. He will discuss the functions and achievements of a 4-H club council during a highlight reel of the year’s work. The 30 minute segment, airing at 10 30 a m on KSET Pocatello, precedes Washington D C segments and invites all 4-H members and interested readers to listen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Skinner
Bear Lake County
Skinner
KSET
Pocatello
Washington, D. C
Mrs. C. O. Moore Hosts Bridge Club
Mrs. C. O. Moore entertained her bridge club at her home last Friday afternoon. Present were Mrs. L. L. Deardorff, Mrs. John Dougan, Mrs. W. Smith Hoge, Mrs. J. B. Hann, Mrs. Sam Tunks, Mrs. Alfred Shepherd, Mrs. Keith Warner, and the hostess. Mrs. Shepherd won high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Moore
L. L. Deardorff
John Dougan
W. Smith Hoge
J. B. Hann
Sam Tunks
Alfred Shepherd
Keith Warner
Shepherd
Pure-bred Swine Breeders Sale at Blackfoot Oct 30
A pure-bred swine breeders sale is set for Blackfoot at the Eastern Idaho State Fairgrounds on Thursday October 30 at 1 pm. Fifty-one gifts and fifty-four boars from Snake River Valley herds will be offered, with Duroc Black Poland Spotted Poland Hampshire Chester White Hereford and Berkshire breeds represented. For purchase information contact the county agent's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State Fairgrounds
Blackfoot
Snake River Valley
Duroc
Hampshire
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace, Idaho
Bridge Club
RED Cross
Julia—Carlsen
Beth West
Mountain States
Telephone Hour
Bell Telephone System
James Melton
Francia White
Donald Voorhees
Bell Symbronic
Game War
Simon Lolivar
Central Park
New York City
Bear“Lake
4-H Club Council
Mrs. C. O. Moore
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!