Body of E H McAffee Recovered From Bear Lake
The body of E H McAffee 45 an insurance man from Salt Lake City drowned at Bear Lake on August 2 was recovered Thursday at 9 15 a m after a week of searching led by Sergeant T S Hunsaker of Logan The body was found about 350 feet from the overturned boat nearly 115 feet deep and was brought to Salt Lake City for arrangements Mara 16 daughter and Mrs McAffee also perished in the tragedy The recovery was aided by L L Mattson of Provo noted for water rescues and the Bear Lake search team continued despite plans to end the effort the night before
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. McAffee
Salt Lake City
Bear Lake
T. S. Hunsaker
Logan
State Highway Patrol
Lakota Beach
McAffee
Mara
Provo
Old Bear Lake
Mattson
Hunsalker
Hunsaker
Mr. McAffee
BYU Opens New Joseph Smith Building for Fall Term
Brigham Young University starts fall term on September 26 as the Joseph Smith Building debuts as a religious and social center. The facility includes an auditorium, classrooms, banquet halls, a cafeteria, and lounges to train both thought and emotion for national security and morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham Young University
Seper
Joseph Smith
Franklin S. Harris
Three Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses Here
The Bear Lake County Clerk's office issued three marriage licenses the past week. August 28 Merton T. Cantrell of Big Piney Wyoming and Emma Forsell of Superior Wyoming were married in Paris the same day by Bishop Horace N Austin. August 30 Harry L. Hoders and Edna Lawson both of Provo Utah were married by Justice of the Peace Morgan J Rich in Paris the same day. September 1 Leo H. Houtz and Iva K. Cooper both of Pocatello
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
Merton T. Cantrell
Big Piney
Wyo
Emma Forsell
Superior
Paris
Horace N Austin
Harry L. Hoders
Edna Lawson
Provo
Utah
Justice of the Peace
Morgan J. Rich
Leo H. Houtz
Iva K. Cooper
Pocatello
Stake Relief Society Holds District Conventions
The Relief Society District conventions were held at Garden City Tuesday Paris Wednesday and Ovid Thursday. Sponsored by the Stake Relief Society with stake board members present. A preview of the 1941 and 42 program was given and ward members contributed. A work and business display and flower show were sponsored by wards and launch was served to all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Society
Garden City
Paris
Ovid
Stake Relief Society
Stake Board
September blue stamp foods announced for Idaho
Willard F. Walter announces the September blue stamp list for Idaho Stamp Plan families. The foods, identical to August, include fresh fruits such as pears plums prunes apples oranges and peaches along with vegetables corn meal shell eggs raisins dried prunes hominy grits dry beans various flours and whole wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Willard F. Walter
Paris Young Couple Married in Salt Lake Temple
Miss Twila Moser daughter of Laud Ringle and Floyd Lewis son of Mr and Mrs Ray Lewis were married Tuesday in the L D S temple at Salt Lake City Mrs Lewis has been employed at Lowe Drug store in Paris and Mr Lewis works in an airplane factory at Burbank California The couple left for their future home at Burbank and friends wish them happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twila Moser
Laud Ringle
Floyd Lewis
Ray Lewis
L.D.S. Temple
Salt Lake City
Lewis
Lowe Drug Store
Paris
Burbank
Calif
Paris Resident Emma Michel Dies in Salt Lake City Hospital
Mrs Emma Michel a longtime Paris resident died in a Salt Lake City hospital after months of illness Word of her passing was received here yesterday The deceased had been in ill health for some time and was a hospital patient for several months
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Michel
Paris
Salt Lake City
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Windley in Montpelier
Relatives report the safe arrival of a seven pound baby boy Monday morning at Bear Lake hospital to Mr and Mrs Don Windley of Montpelier. The birth adds a new member to the Windley family and was announced by relatives on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Windley
Montpelier
Bear Lake Hospital
Couple to Move to Malad Idaho for Teaching Position
Mr and Mrs Chase Pond and their daughter plan to depart Saturday for Malad Idaho where he will teach school this term. Chase Pond has taught Vocational Agriculture at Fielding High for several years and friends regret their departure but wish them well in their new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Pond
Malad
Idaho
Chase
Fielding High
Rich Family Visit Spurs Yellowstone Park Tour
Dr and Mrs O Neal Rich and son Bob from Salt Lake City visited Parla on Saturday and left Sunday morning with Mr and Mrs D C Rich for a few days tour of Yellowstone Park. Mrs Virginia Ballentine of Bozeman Montana will meet them at West Yellowstone to accompany them through the park and then return home for a short visit with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’ Neal Rich
Bob
Sait Lake City
Parla
D. C. Rich
Yellowstone Park
Virgina Ballentine
Bozeman
Montana
West Yellowstone
Four Bear Lake County Men Called for Training
Four young men from Bear Lake County join the September 9 call for military training. Inductees are Wayne R. Pugmire and Adrian L. Stewart of St Charles, Cecil H. Payne of Georgetown, and Leon K. Stevens of Montpelier. Alternates are Clarence W. Boehme of Geneva and Lamont A. Derrcott of Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
Wayne R. Pugmire
St. Charles
Adrian L. Stewart
Cecil HE. Payne
Georgetown
Leon K. Stevens
Montpelier
Stevens
Clarence W. Boehme
Geneva
Lamont A. Derrcott
Liberty
Bear Lake County Fair Closes With Strong 4-H Exhibits
The Bear Lake County Fair ended Saturday with robust 4-H participation. A total of 112 girls and 102 livestock and crops exhibitors were praised for high quality displays. District selections for Blackfoot included many names across girls and livestock events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Blackfoot
Deloris Peterson
DeLone Beck
Ramona Kunz
Lunella Hemmert
Marilyn Bunderson
Beulah Lewis
Mary Lindsay
Christina Humphery
Donna Lee Kunz
Naomi Kunz
Annie Boss
C. N. Carlsen
Darrell Matthews
Murray Matthews
Ray Gertch
Darrel Matthews
Liberty Progressive Dairy Club
Soda Springs Woman Held on Murder Charge
Grace Coppard 45 of Soda Springs is held in Bannock county jail after allegedly admitting she shot Paul Tipton 60, a Soda Springs garage operator. She claimed self defense as Tipton threatened her life. officers say she disposed of the body in a reservoir and discarded the gun. Logan Journal.
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Soda Springs
Grace Coppard
Bannock County
Pocatello
Paul Tipton
Charles 2Fe Gracken
Caribou County
Resident of Ovid Passes Away After Illness
Mrs. James A Jensen 58 of Ovid died last Wednesday in a Montpelier hospital after years of illness. Born September 3 1882 in Denmark she immigrated in 1912 and lived in Ovid. Survived by husband a sister Mrs Laura Sorenson Montpelier and three brothers Elias Overgaard Boise Einar Overgaard Emmett An ton Overgaard Montpelier Funeral services held Monday in the L D S chapel at Ovid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A., Jensen
Ovid
Montpelier
Jensen
Niels Overgaard
Denmark
Slater
Laura Sorenson
Elias Overgaard
Boise
Einar Overgaard
Emmett
Anton Overgaard
L.D.S
Pariss Post Reader Responds To Fort Knox Poem
A subscriber criticizes a Fort Knox drafted poet The Armored Force condemning pacifist sentiment and praising military duty while urging government leaders to act decisively The letter argues for unity discipline and patriotism in a free country and predicts the draftee will return wiser healthier and better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Knox
Licht In School Elections Tuesday Elects Two Boards
In District No 1 Fielding High School elections Janitors Ernest Allred and John Hulme won three year terms with totals 149 and 188 votes respectively. Pugmire received 108 votes across towns Fish Haven St Charles Bloomington Paris Ovid Lanark Liberty and Sharon. District No 2 Paris elected E H Crawford 55 and D E Haddock 68 for three year terms.
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Fielding High School
Ernest Allred
John Hulme
H. M. Pugmire
Fish Haven
Allred
Hulme
Pugmire
St. Charles
Bloomington
Paris
Ovid
Lanark
Liberty
oToo Sharon
E. H. Crawford
D. E. Haddock
Remains of Former Bear Lake Man Buried in Paris
Frank Stanley Bird 48 died August in a San Antonio Texas hospital from a heart attack. He was born September 26 1892 in Dingle and lived in Houston as an engineer after Stanford University. He is survived by his widow daughter a son a brother and three sisters. Funeral services were held in Montpelier and interment was in Paris cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stanley Bird
San Antonio
Texas
Mr. Bird
George Bird
Bear Lake County
Dingle
Houston
Stanford University
Miz. Uelia Pendry Bird
Frank Stanley Bird, Jr
A. & M. University
E A. Bird
Rawleigh
N. C
Charles Nate
Montpelier
Mollie Clark
Milwaukee
Wis
Ralph Morrison
Madison
Williams ‘Mortuary
B. E. Mumford
Paris
Dates Set for Drawing Pee TV for Special Hunts
Idaho sportsmen are urged to apply now for public drawings for September October and November big game hunts. Drawings will be held at Boise Game Department offices for each hunt with Selway permits issued Oct 5 to Nov 10 at $1. Separate applications per hunt required with exact fees and license numbers. refunds issued to unsuccessful applicants. permits non transferable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
State Fish and Game Department
Boise
Game Department
Selway
Owyhee Antelope
Owyhee County
Lost River
Butte
Custer
Lemhi
Clark
Jefferson
Minidoka
Minidoka National Forest
Soldier Mountain
Soldier Mountain Game Preserve
Camas County
Base Line Road
South Fork
Boise River
Dog
Wagon Town
Whiskey Jack
Elk Springs
Pocatello Elk Hunt
Pocatello Game Preserve
Edw. McGregor Family Farm Organization Reunion Held at Bloomington
More than one hundred descendants and in laws of Edward McGregor Patterson gathered at the old Bloomington home for genealogical and temple work. Officers were elected including William M. Patterson as president and Amy P. Painter as first vice president. A guest of honor was Mary Thomson, eighty eight, first wife of Edward McGregor Patterson, with eighty two descendants. A supper was served on the lawn and the next reunion set for July 7 1942 on the father’s birth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McGregor
Patterson
Bear Lake
Bloomington
William M. Patterson
Salt Lake City
Amy P. Painter
Ida Patterson Ward
Viola P. Christensen
Provo
Utah
Zina P. Dunford
Joseph F. Patterson
Temple
James Patterson
Edward McGregor Patterson
Sarah P. Hart
Mary Thomson
Sarah Thompson
Edward McGregor Pattergon
Palmer Couple Relocates to Montpelier for Railroad Work
Mr and Mrs George Palmer moved to Montpelier on Wednesday where Mr Palmer is employed by the Union Pacific railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Palmer
Montpelier
Mr Palmer
U P. Railroad
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Gamond Hayward
Ellen Hayward
Iliein Tome
Ove Weint
Panama Canals
Salt Lake Temple
Salt Lake Hospital
MAEAD
W. W. Brown
William Matthews
Wilmer Brown
Blue Ribbon Beef Club
Lester Skinner
Owen Bartschi
Clyde Freeman
Russell Jewett
Wayne Clark
Max Bartschi
Norman Bartschi
Doyle Matthews
Sharp Matthews
Lloyd Matthews
Paris Post
United Stat
Ergeant
H. J. Clare
Ottawa
Canada
Dominion
LICHT
Edw
McGregor Family Farm Organization
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