Fielding High School Football Opens 1959 Season
Fielding High School begins 1959 60 season with 39 players reporting for practice. Roster includes backs centers guards tackles and ends led by coach Wallace James from Raft River Malta and Utah State University graduate. Home games versus Grace Sodorshgs Westside with away games at American Falls Montpelier Malad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gearald Vallentine
Kent Sorenson
Rex Law
Jim Mattson
Don Bird
Rayo Passey
Gary Hastings
Jim Gay
Jaren Pugmire
Dallas Arnell
Gary Hymas
Tarrell Palmer
Kelley Matthews
Edward Shepherd
Eric Mattson
Dennis Parker
Roy Passey
Brent Lewis
Herbert Ramey
Wynn Ward
Carl Taylor
Martin Ward
Dan Rich
Randy Carlson
Larry Rich
Chad Pugmire
Sterling . Rich
Glade Booth
Richard Budge
Reed Mattson
Richard Shepherd
Richard Transtrum
Weston Parker
Dwayne Taylor
Grant Passey
Charles Piggott
Virgil Johnson
Rayo Wallentine
Fielding
Gerald Wallentine
PHS
Grace
FHS
Soda
Rshgs
Westside
American Falls
Montpelier
Malad
Wallace James
Fielding High School
Raft River High School
Malta
Idaho
James
Utah State University
Fielding High
Passey Family Visit At Grandmother Curless Home
Mr and Mrs Truel Passey and daughter Margeen visited last Sunday in Fish Haven at their grandmother Mrs H C Curless home seeking family time and stories from old days.
Gate tickets on for Eastern Idaho State Fair
The 1959 Eastern Idaho State Fair opens in Blackfoot on September 8 and strip tickets at $1.50 for five outside-gate admissions are on sale through the Current Event Club of Blackfoot. Tickets are available at multiple local outlets and by mail or in person at the Blackfoot fair office. sale ends September 7 at midnight.
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Blackfoot
W. A. Dance
Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Mallory’s
Shelley
Firth Drug
Evans
Fort Hall
Dvorak Drug
Aberdeen
Hills Store
Groveland
Peterson’s
Ogden’s
Riverside
Forman
Thomas
Pingree Merchantile
Springfield
Rockford
Mer
Fielding High School Paris Sets Freshman and All-Student Registration
Freshman at Fielding High School in Paris receive letters detailing schedule and tentative registration. All other students must register on September 1059 with fees 1250 dollars for tuition and 5 dollars for books. Registration spans most of the day and includes an afternoon assembly program.
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Fielding High School
Palmer Couple Waits in Dingle at Max Lions Home
Mr and Mrs George Palmer waited last Monday in Dingle at the Max Lions home.
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George Palmer
Dingle
Max Lions Home
When Frost Threatens Garden Patches and Tips to Survive
An article on frost risks and home garden defenses notes frost damages in patches near Bear Lake and Paris. It advises rushing ripe crops indoors, using covers, mulching, and choosing frost-resilient plants like cabbage and spinach while explaining how air drainage and slope position affect frost pockets.
Frost-Free South Side Stones Hold Heat After Dark
The south side of a building or wall tends to stay frost free as stones store heat and retain warmth after nightfall. This phenomenon explains why southern surfaces thaw later than shaded areas in cold weather.
Windbreaks Protect Crops in Windy Climates
Windbreaks add warmth to sheltered fields up to ten degrees, reducing crop losses from tender plants. They help hardy crops by keeping roots undisturbed and tops less damaged by gales.
Protection tips for late flowers and tender plants
The text suggests using plastic bags to protect late flowers and tender plants and warns not to cover your head. It mentions ongoing experimentation and planning and recalls a past belief that growing wheat in Begr was impossible.
Fielding High Opens 1959 Season Versus Grace
Fielding High School starts its football season Friday September 4 at 2 00 p m on its home field against Grace. New coaches lead both teams with ex Fielding coach Wilson directing Grace as players show early progress and enthusiasm in practice games.
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Fielding High School
Fielding
Grace
Wallace James
Wilson
Graco
County Wreck Hospitalizes Two After Southbound Crash
A car driven by Norman Hemming, 22, of Georgetown left Highway 10 north at the Georgetown Norman junction, shearing two telephone poles and 20 rods of fencing. The vehicle rolled several times, coming to rest 547 feet away. Occupants Paul Kanutti, 21, Montpelier, and Hemming were hospitalized with bruises and cuts. Police investigated the Saturday August 29 crash around 8:45 p.m.
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Norman Hemming
Georgetown
Nornan
Bear Lake County
Rabbit chase ends life on Utah trip with Rangers
Vivien Nye pursuing a rabbit in North Eden Canyon fired a 22 caliber shot that struck his horse in the brain, throwing Nye from the saddle. The incident occurred en route to Randolph for the Rich County Days celebration as the Bear Lake Rangers rode from Coulee Canyon to Doc Hansen dry farm. Nye faced light ribbing for the mishap amid broader talk of dangerous highway stunts.
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Randolph
Utah
Bear Lake
North Eden Canyon
Vivien Nye
Vivien
Hansen Dry Farm
Haystack Fire Triggers Two Alarms
A haystack belonging to Taft Budge caught fire Friday around 3 00 p m causing two alarms. Firefighters and volunteers arrived to find the stack burning fiercely. Curious youths were sprayed by the hose as crews worked. The fire was quickly controlled though the unburned hay was smoked and deemed unpalatable.
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Taft Budge
Budge
James Hymas Home After Two Years
Mrs. E D Hymas received a Sunday call from her son James announcing his return home after nearly two years away. The 1st Class Petty Officer has served nine years in the Navy and recently returned from duty in China Japan Korea and parts of the Philippines aboard the USS Ranger CVA 61.
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E. D. Hymas
James
China
Japan
Korea
Philippines
Ranger
Be On The Alert As Schools Open Nationwide
The National Safety Council warns that 39 million students will travel to school this fall by car, bike, bus or on foot, with accidents the leading cause of death for school age children. Parents should model safe crossing, obey laws, and motorists must inspect cars and drive slowly near schools to prevent deaths and injuries.
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National Safety Council
Round About the Town News of Visits Across States
Portland residents Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bowman visited Montpelier with family friends including Rex Mattson in Paris. Idaho Lincoln guests Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Passey stayed at Alfred Rogers home while Laramie visitors Mr. and Mrs. Pete Moulton called on the Barfuss family. Numerous Utah and California guests visited local households, sharing memories and attending duties and reunions in Salt Lake City and Twin Falls hospital.
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Chris Bowman
Portland
Oregon
Rex Mattson
Paris
Montpelier
Bowmans
Bowman
Union Pact Railroad
J. C. Penney
Lowell Passey
Lincoln
Idaho
Alfred Rogers
Pete Moulton
Laramie
Wyoming
Andrew Barfuss
Bucher
Union Pacific Railroad
Kenneth Iverson
Sunset
Utah
Andrew Banfuss
Albert Spencer
Pleasant Grove
John Spencer
Eugene Stucks
DeWitt Grandy
Heber
Emil Grandy
Jesse Scheidegger
Norman Gambling
Lava Hot Springs
Jease
Cidford Pierce
Ott Bucher
Ovid
David T. Orr
Kenneth Myers
Bountiful
Louis Barfuss
Brigham City
Delbert T. Wat
Grant Grandy
Claud Wilks
Ogden
Rex Wilks
Rex
Lillian Wright
Logan
Walter Bird
George Palmer
Harold Prahl
St. Clair, Mich
Gilbert Parker
Sarnia
Ontario
Canada
George Parker
E. H. Nelson, Jr
Jenn
Walter Bolton
Corona
California
Edna Bolton
W. E. Herrick
Soda Springs
LaMar Windley
Bogham City
Russell Bolton
Tolaho Falls
District 33 Faculty List To Include New Instructors
The 1959 60 staff includes Leon Howell principal at Bloomington and teachers Kenneth Budge Naomi Hirachi Mary Harridull Lois Murdock Nita Cheney Irene Hacker Barbara Gerber Verlyn Parker Glen Sherman Irene Mumford John Findlay and Kit M McBride. The hires span Bloomington Emerson Paris Montpelier Fielding High and Geneva with credentials from Utah State University Brigham Young University and other Utah Idaho institutions.
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Mary Harridull
Bern
Albion State Normal School
Bear Lake
Lois Murdock
Raymond
Geneva
Murdock
Brigham Young University
Heber City
Utah
Cokeville
Wyoming
Misa Nita
Ohio
Logan
Utah State University
Qerber
Verlyn Parker
Bear Lake County
Fielding High School
Glen Alan Sherman
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Nevada
Montpelier High School
Irene Mumford
Salt Lake City
Fielding High
John Findlay
Fielding
Kit M. McBride
Logan couple to observe 50th anniversary in Logan
Mr and Mrs Karl Gilgen celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on September 8 1959 they wed September 8 1909 in Logan Utah The couple five and a half years retired from Utah Power and Light live at 896 North 5th East Logan They have four daughters one son 12 grandchildren nine great grandchildren Open house September 6 1959 2 to 6 p m no gifts urged relatives and friends invited
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Karl Gilgen
Logan
Utah
Mr. Gilgen
Schasshalda
Bern
Switzerland
Mra. Gilgen
Gilgen
Utah Power and Light Company
C. O. Justice
Dorthea
Covina
California
Martin Kirk
Grace
San Mateo
W. D. McNeil
Fae
San Gabriel
Alex Marshalek
Jessie
Montpelier
Idaho
Magna
Margaret Hymas
North 5Th East
Jeanine Lewis Engaged to Claude Wayne Newman
Mr and Mrs Newel Lewis of Pocatello announce the engagement of their daughter Jeanine to Claude Wayne Newman son of Mr and Mrs Rulon M Newman of Rigby Idaho Newman recently returned from a three year mission to the Northern Far East Mission for the Latter day Saints in Korea Both attended Idaho State College and were active in Lambda Delta Sigma Plans are for an early fall wedding with Miss Lewis employed by Eastern Idaho Production Credit Association in Pocatello
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Newel Lewis
Pocatello
Jeanine
Claude Wayne Newman
Rulon M. Newman
Route 2
Rigby
Idaho
Newman
Far East
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Korea
Miss Lewis
Mr. Newman
Idaho State College
Lambda Delta Sigma
L.D.S. Institute
Eastern Idaho Production Credit Association
4 H Club Meeting Highlights and Cookettes Outings
The Conifer Club held its final meeting before the County Fair on August 24 at Monte and Paul Webb's home with 4 H pledge activity, identification contest results, and fruit refreshments. Betty Ramey guided junior leadership as plans for a mother’s luncheon formed, cooks met at Jean Valentine’s home, and Edith Orr hosted the Cookettes with review of project requirements.
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Monte
Helen
Lascars
Herb
Gayle
Conifer Club
Paul Webb
Betty Ramey
Jean Valentine
Jean Vallentine
Phyllis Ward
Cookin’ Cookettes Club
Edith Orr
Regular meeting of Cookin Cookettes held at Jeanie home
A regular meeting of the Cookin Cookettes took place at the home of Jeanie on August 19. The note records the group’s activities and attendance in a concise local report.
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Cookin
Jeanie
Dion of
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Ezra J. Poulsen
Jack Frost
Mark
James Hymas
Supt
A. J. Winters
Leon WY. Howell
Bloomington
St. Washington
Mr. Howell
Kenneth Budge
Bear
Jeanine Lewis
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