Golden Wedding Observed By Shepherd Family
The golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs L T Shepherd, longtime residents, was celebrated at home with invitations mailed nationwide. A backyard dinner and musical program followed, featuring Miss Blossom Wilks and Irwin Jensen. Family members from Utah, Wyoming, Arizona, and beyond attended. L T Shepherd was born July 15 1858 in South Hampton England and emigrated to America in 1877.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Shepherd
Miss Blossom Wilks
Irwin Jensen
Wm. N. B. Shepherd
Shepherd
Salt Lake
Oliver Shepherd
Laramie
Wyoming
Tracy Shepherd
Salt Lake City
Chester Call
Douglas
Arizona
Mr. Shepherd
John Norton
Ogden
Utah
Crissie Price
Robert Shepherd
Paris
Pres. Jos
Mary E. Lewis
Elizabeth Passey
Ada Budge
Wm. Norton
Bert
Josie Shepherd
Crissie Minson
California
Roy A. Welker
M. D. Low
Blossom Wilks
Recital by Edna C. Ririe at Fish Haven Chapel
Edna Crowther Ririe presents a program by her music students at Fish Haven chapel. The lineup includes vocal solos by Liza Lehman Freeda Hansen and Alicia Howell, piano pieces by Schottische and Nearer My God to Thee, a vocal duet, and a talk on past present and future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Haven Chapel
Edna Crowther Ririe
Prince Charming
Liza Lehman
Halfdan Kjerulf Freeda Hansen
Maurine Cottle
Cottage
Grahms June
Nethelle Wilkes
R.C Clarek
Alicia Howell
Treea - Kilmer-Rasback
Gladys Stock
God
Rachel Baylor
Freeda Hansen
Edna Crowther Rifle
Somerset
Paris Seminary Opens Monday September 15
Paris Seminary begins its 1930 1931 school year on Monday September 15 with two new teachers Principal Roy A Welker and Mrs Lizzie Nye. New outlines and texts adopted for three courses Old Testament History New Testament History Church History and Doctrine. Students must supply texts and there is no entrance fee. Classes meet at Unity Cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding High
Roy A. Welker
Lizzie Nye
Unity Cottage
Football Notice at Fielding High School Gym
Each church seeks Fielding High School district boys interested in football for the coming season. Meet at Fielding High School gym in Paris at 4 o'clock Monday September 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding High
Fielding High School
Paris
Poultry and Rabbits Fetch High Prices at World Poultry Congress
At Crystal Palace the world's poultry show drew top valuations. Notable prices included a Plymouth Rock cockerel $2,630, a Rhode Island Red valued at $4,860, and an Old English game bird at $4,860 with a silver-grey variant at $7,290. Rabbits also commanded high sums with Lady Rachel Byng's entry at $7,290 and two Angora bucks at $4,900 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Crystal Palace
Rachel Byng
Ladies of Leisure at Novelty Theatre
Motion picture entertainment of the highest order at the Novelty Theatre Sunday and Monday September 7 8 featuring Barbara Grant Sherman and Relph Graves in the leading roles. The all talking drama follows an artist who believes women are products of environment and his romance with a girl of the streets ends in a dramatic reunion after parental interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novelty Theatre
Columbia All Talking
New York
Barbara Grant Sherman
Relph Graves
David Belasco
Milton Herbert Gropper
Opinion On School Age Entry For Children In September
Attorney General W D Gillis in August states a child not yet six on September 1 may be excluded from school. He notes a local by law could allow entry if six within six weeks of September 1, but parents cannot force admission for non six-year-olds. A sale ad for a Logan Utah home and a discussion on copper use in building complete the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Gillis
Ydaho
Board of Trustees
Mining fuels progress of many leading industries
The text argues that mining supplies essential base metals like copper and lead to key sectors such as telephone, radio, railroad, gas, electric, and housing, asserting the mining industry's crucial role in modern development and the wider economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas and Electric
Relief Society Convention Held Sunday at Bear Lake Stake Tabernacle
The Bear Lake Stake Relief Society annual convention met at the stake tabernacle. Morning sessions focused on departmental work while the afternoon addressed the general public. Mrs. Alise Alder of Salt Lake City on the general board outlined the year's planned activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bear Lake Stake Relief Society
Stake Tabernacle
Alise Alder
Galt Lake City
Delay In Road Construction Is Criticised
State highway department faces strong criticism over delaying the Bear Lake Highway from Paris to the Utah line at Fish Haven. At a Montpelier May meeting officials pledged early completion, but surveys reportedly stopped. The county board protests the delay, urging completion this fall and noting plans to apply oiling funds to Federal aid for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Paris
Utah State Line
Fish Haven
Wood
Montpelier
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Highway Department
Ers
J D. Wood
Mr. Oxley
P B. Wilson
Mr. Cross
U. S Bureau of Public Highways
Bear Lake
Mesers Oxley
Wilson
Cross
Paria
State Line
Mrr. Cross
F. J. Foulger
Bear Lake State Bank
Matthews Elected and Hart Austin Tie in Rural Precincts
Unofficial returns from Rural High School election across Fish Haven St Charles Bloomington Paris Lanark Liberty Sharon and Ovid show Wm Kenneth Matthews of Liberty elected with 234 district votes while A A Hart and Samual Austin tie at 178 each O L Peterson of Ovid trailed with 145 votes. S J Athay and Chase Kearl also reelected in Emerson school election held the same afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Haven
St. Charles
Bloomington
Paris
Lanark
Liberty
Sharon
Ovid
Lanark and Liberty
Wm Kenneth Matthews
A. A. Hart
Sam'l Austin
O L. Peterson
Matthews
Hart
Peterson
Austin
Randolph Utah Rich County Farm Bureau Prizes Awarded
Judges rated best kept place in Randolph on lawn flowers fences plans and general appearance. H J Norris Jr won first prize 89 percent $25 Richard Jackson second 83 percent $16 Reay Kennedy third 81 percent $10 and other entries ranged from 80 to 74 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Utah
H. J. Norris, Jr
Richard Jackson
Reay Kennedy
Lewis Longhurst
J G. Muir
Mary Rex
George Wilson
County Fair Dates Sought Amid Health Setback
County Agent and County Fair Committees work with exhibitors to name a date for the annual county fair while the committee chairman remains in the hospital and convalesces.
Bloomington Canyon Scenic Beauty Draws Visitors From Paris
Dr and Mrs W S Hoge and daughter Nondus of Blackfoot plus the Hoge and Welker families and James Bruce of Montpelier toured Bloomington Canyon over the weekend. They visited the Big Tree Engleman spruce, a 23 foot circumference giant aged around 1800 to 2000 years, then the Bloomington Lakes. The third lake features a 1000 foot cliff, a 300 foot ledge, and multiple ledges with pines, ferns and red elder berries. No other spot in Idaho surpasses this view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Hoge
Nondus
Blackfoot
Paris
W. Smith Hoge
Roy A Welker
James Bruce
Montpelier
Bloomington Canyon
Bear Lake
Bloomington Lakes
Mount Timpanogas
Utah
Idaho
County roads budget approved and allocations set for 1931
The Montpelier area budget hearing adjourned with the 1931 road allocations approved. Commissioners Hart Rich and Peterson, with Clerk staff, endorsed line items for Crow Creek Geneva and other district roads totaling 38400.00. Adjournment ordered to Sept 8 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Rich
Alfred A. Hart
John T. Peterson
Chas. E. Harris
W. Smith Hoge
Geneva
W. B. Trowbridge
A. E. Thiel
Montpeler Chamber of Commerce
Crow Creek
Geneva Road
Wyoming
Rasmussen Wins County Building Boiler Install Contract
James Rasmussen of Montpelier won the county building contract to install new boiler and fixtures. His bid was 735 dollars, the next bid was 761 dollars. Work was to begin Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rasmussen
Montpelier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph Shepherd
Edwin T. Shepherd
Gillett Call and Family
Afton
Wyo
M. E. Clark
Georgetown
Earl Rich
Pocatello
G. H. Grimmett
Apoliol Hansen
Coalville
Edna C. Ririe
Ladies OF Leisure
Barbara Stanwyck
Lowell Sherman
Ralph Graves
Marie Prevost
Geo. Fawcett Gruzling
George Sidney
Charlie
Murray
Lupe Velez
William Boyd
Logan
Temple and College
E. D. Hogan
E. 2Nd
Relief Society Convention
Rich County Farm Bureau Awards
the County Fair
Eliza B. Cook
Louisa Athay
Clarence Rich
D. C
Hart Fish Haven
Paris-Wardboro
Paris- Dingle
Canyon
Antelope Flat
Crich
W Smith Hoge
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