Transportation costs and safety rules for rural high school buses
The Rural High School transportation program spends about two thousand dollars for bus maintenance and drivers. Most students ride daily. four district-owned buses operate with one spare. Routes include Sharon Liberty area, Garden City to Paris, and Bloomington area pickups with homeward returns. Safety features include regular inspections, strict discipline, and new licensing requirements for drivers.
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Aig
Siet
Peng
Sharon-Liberty A
Garden City
Paris
St. Charles
Bloomington
1951 Fair Revue Promises Sparkling Tunes and Color
The Idaho State Fair introduces a 1951 revue with lavish costumes and theatrical numbers. Produced by Theatrical Enterprises, it features a cast of diverse characters, from policemen to Southern gentlemen, performed in bright color and elaborate staging. Tickets range from $1.20 to $1.60 for the showing next week.
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Rantern
Idaho State Fair
Chicago
Central Park
Bloomington Couple Married in Salt Lake Temple
Nadine Dunford daughter of Mr and Mrs T Jefferson Dunford and Thomas Jay Nelson son of Mrs Hyrum Nelson were married August 29 in the Salt Lake Temple with Robert J. Burton performing the ceremony. Attending were both families and local church members. A wedding breakfast followed at the home of Earl Sessions Ta Bownthar. The couple then traveled to Lake Tahoe and are now at home in Bloomington.
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Bloomington
Salt Lake Temple
Nadine Dunford
T. Jefferson Dunford
Thomas Jay Nelson
Hyrum Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Robert J. Burton
Temple
Cyril Jacobson
Lloyd Derricott
Bishop
LaVell G. Ward
Gaskhill Romney
Earl Sessions Ta Bownthar
Lake Tahoe
Three Men To Take Armed Forces Physicals From Paris
Mrs Ralph Roghaar of the Local Selective Service Board reports three men will depart Paris on September 20 for Fort Douglas to undergo physical examinations on September 21. The men are Leland H Smith Georgetown Verden D Thornock Bloomington Orval Michaelson St Charles An induction call for one man will not be filled at this time with an adjustment to be made in a later call.
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Ralph Roghaar
Selective Service Board
Paris
Fort Douglas
Leland H Smith
Georgetown
Verden
D. Thornock
Bloomington
Orval Michaelson
St. Charles
Utah Enforces Livestock Brand and Anti-Theft Act Across State
State officials meet August 22 at the Capitol to plan full enforcement of the amended Livestock Brand and Anti Theft Act. Brand inspectors and law officers will conduct statewide vehicle checks to catch illegal meat and game transport. Slaughtering livestock outside licensed facilities will be prosecuted.
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Utah
Alden K. Barton
Utah State Board of Agriculture
State Livestock Brand Advisory Board
State Capitol
Fish & Game Department
State Brandh Board
Jesse Conover
Ferron
Fish and Game Department
Barton
Brand
Brand Board
J. G. Sprouse
Garden City
Polio Claims Two St Charles Girls
Two St Charles girls died of polio last week at a Pocatello hospital. Joleen Roberts Pugmire, 17, wife of Vaughn Pugmire, left a infant daughter Vauna Lee and is survived by her parents and a sister and brother in Fish Haven. The other victim, 12 year old LeRoy Hirschi daughter, died with funeral services held in St Charles. Both services were led by Bishop Lothair Rich and burial by Matthews Mortuary of Montpelier.
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St. Charles
Pocatello Hospital
LeRoy Hirschi
DeVon
Lorin Hirschi
Lanae
Doreen
Colleen Hirschi
Lothair Rich
Matthews Mortuary
Montpelier
Joleen Roberts Pugmire
Vaughn Pugmire
St Charles
Raymond Roberts
Fish Haven
Joleen
Vauna Lee Pugmire
Ranee Howell
Broter
Rex Roberts
Ray Pugmire
Preston 7-Up Wins Montpelier Softball Tourney
The Preston 7-Up club captured the Montpelier Invitation Softball title by defeating Allingers 10 to 8 in the championship on Saturday night. Wellsville took the consolation trophy by beating Ovid 15 to 1 amid poor attendance due to cold weather.
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Preston
Montpelier
Allingers
Wellsville
Ovid
St Charles Social Roundup Includes Visitors and Relatives
Nedra Arnett of Noonan and Janet Nebeker of Ogden visited relatives in St Charles. Beverly Wilkes spent a day in Fish Haven with kin. Jerry Floyd, from Kemmerer, Wyo, and grandson of Mrs Mary E Floyd, married Aug 15. Several residents traveled to Logan and Cache Valley for visits and business.
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Nedra Arnett
Noonan
Janet Nebeker
Ogden
Mra Eatelle Floyd
Beverly Wilkes
Fish Haven
Udell Williamson
Jerry Floyd
Kemmerer
Wyo
Mary E Floyd
Jesse Floyd
Jerry
St Charles
Tanna Neilson
Tom
Donna Neilson
Logan
Thelma Wilkes
Terri
Neilsons
Devere Michaelson
Bert Amnell
Cornell
Wendell Mecham
Maurine Welling
Gail
Dean Welling
Nedra Arnell
Melba Negus
Leon Swenson
Cache Valley
Myne Smith
Lola
Aina
Lucy Pugmire
Donald Stewart
Peg" Minor
Peggy
Chuck J2den
Pocatello
Vivian Minor
Rainbow Rod & Glub releases 1000 tagged fish in Bear Lake
Dr. Wells Stock president announces 1000 tagged fish released in Bear Lake. Natives and Rainbows tagged with prizes for certain numbered tags. Each tag redeemed with the State Fish & Game dept will trigger 28,000 more fish planted. Rod & Gun club meeting on Sept 17 offers full program details.
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Wells Stock
Rainbow Rod & Glub
Bear Lake
Stock
State Fish & Game Department
Rod & Gun Club
Schools Reopen Amid Polio Epidemic Warnings
Dr Spencer H. Rich announces the community schools will reopen Monday September 10 with cautions. If new polio cases surge the schools may close again. church services are advised against and football practice is suspended until then. Eight polio cases reported in the area.
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Spencer H. Rich
City Board of Health
Rich
Fielding High
Schwab
Agen
Emerson
Fielding
Board of Health
Local notices and visits across multiple families in the area
Mrs Angus Porter and Mrs Frank Nye left for Syracuse. Ernest Armatage of Fairfield spent the weekend with his family. Janet Grimmett returned to Ogden after visiting the Grimmett home. Baby girl born Sept 2 to Lawrence and wife in Portland. Duane Wyler injured foot at Hansen saw mill. Jay Price visited from Ogden with his mother. Roy Patterson family visited in Blackfoot. H Spencer left for Salt Lake after visiting three weeks. Mercey Kelsey of Salt Lake visited relatives. Dean Wilcox from Salt Lake City weekend at Elmer Wilcox home. Billy Bird cut hand on electric mower. Mrs Ivan Beck and Mrs Charles Crawford visited Ray Steck home in Fish Haven. McKay Lindsay family visited J Vivian Nye home. Ezra Jacobson of Ogden visited relatives. Chase Sorenson and Arthur Sorenson visited Lena Caldwell. Arthur and LeGrand Pendrey families visited Annie Clayton. Earl Grimmett came from Galt Lake for weekend and Labor Day. Grimmett family returned to Salt Lake.
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Angus Porter
Frank Nye
Syracuse
Ernest Armatage
Fairfield
Ida
Weldon Hesa
Grace
Janet Grimmett
Ogden
O H. Grimmett
Lawrence Spencer
Portland
Oregon
Duane Wyler
Hansen
Jay Price
Vinnie Price
Roy Patterson
Blackfoot
Wm. Jensen
Salt Lake
Mercey Kelsey
Dean Wilcox
Salt Lake City
Elmer Wilcox
Billy Bird
Ivan Beck
Charles Crawford
Ray Steck
Fish Haven
McKay Lindsay
Dingle
J. Vivian Nye
Ezra Jacobson
James Jacobson
Chase S. Sorenson
Mrs Ray Stock dies after long illness in Fish Haven
Mrs. Ray Stock of Fish Haven died early Wednesday at home after months of cancer illness. Born Hleta Louisa Hopkins in Soda Springs Idaho July 1903 she taught school and married Ray Stock November 10 1926 in the Galt Lake Temple. Survivors include her husband ten relatives and one grandchild. Funeral services Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Fish Haven ward chapel.
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Ray Stock
Fish Haven
Hleta Louisa Hopkins
Soda Springs
Idaho
Samuel Hopkins
Albion State Teacher College
Galt Lake Temple
Stools
Grake
Relief Society
Allen Franqom
Nampa
Colleen
Mary Ann Stock
Mish Haven
Aixaiatena
John Coumerile
Blackfoot
Milo Crump
James Mesa
Pocatello
Jacl Rempleman
Bedford
Oregon
Walter Ford
Janet Becht
Boise
A. R. Hopkins
Ernest Hopkins
Fish Haven Ward Chapel
Violet Keller and Ferd Jaussi wed in temple ceremony
Violet Keller and Ferd G Jaussi exchanged marriage vows at the Salt Lake Temple with Ezra Taft Benson officiating. The bride, daughter of Sylvester Keller, taught in Panguitch after a mission in California. the groom, son of Susanna Jaussi, manages the Bear Lake Valley Dairymen's Cooperative Association and recently purchased property in Paris. They plan to reside in Paris after a honeymoon.
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Violet Keller
Ferd G. Jaussi
Salt Lake Temple
Ezra Taft Benson
Sylvester Keller
McCammon
Pocatello High School
USAC
Logan
California
LDS Church
Panguitch
Utah
Jaussi
Susanna Jaussi
Paris
Fielding High School
University of Idaho At
Moscow
Bear Lake Valley Dairymen's Cooperative Association
Juasai
Jerald Hansen
North Main Street
Local Visitors and School Closure Amid Polio Epidemic
Alec Stevens and family from Salt Lake City visited Bloomington from Friday to Tuesday. Idaho Falls couple Himer Payne joined relatives for the Briscoe wedding anniversary events. Several other families spent weekends with local residents. Norma Hart leaves to teach in Tooele while Loraine Christensen heads to Helper Utah for teaching. Polio epidemic forces school to pause and all church services remain closed.
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Alec Stevens
Salt Lake
Ermen Stevens
Himer Payne
Idaho Falls
Ray Piggott
Judy Lee
Fred Keeter
Ogden
George Piggott
Larry Dehart
Dehart
Bert Nelson
Norma
Hart
Tooele
Melvin Odd
Clearfield
Jefferson Dunford
Odd
Evelyn Speirs
Ernest Payne
Georgetown
Ada Payne
Herold Nelson
Dates Santer
San Diego
Evan Haddock
VanNese Painter
Pocatello
George Painter
Loraine Christensen
Helper
Utah
Marion Ward
Idaho Falla
Ben Batemann
Margaret Masters Speaks to Over 800 Relief Society Members
The Bear Lake Stake Relief Society convention at the Tabernacle drew more than 800 women. Margaret Masters shared conversion experiences and life as a Visiting Teacher, with a vocal solo by Mrs. Roger Honeyman and a tribute to Visiting Teachers by Pres. Mella R. Hulme.
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Bear Lake
Relief Society
Tabernacle
Waaca
Big
Eucceas
Stake
Margaret Masters
LDS Church
Roger Honeyman
OPS to Enforce Cattle Price Ceiling
The Bolae district OPS office reports a nationwide drive to enforce cattle price ceilings for slaughterers. Experts from meat and justice departments join the effort as officials warn illegal pricing and channeling of meat may occur, with honest packers cutting cattle purchases to normal levels.
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Bolae District Ops
Washington
OPS
Department of Justice
Softball Game Cancelled Between Paris and Colored Ghosts
The softball game scheduled for Monday September 10 between the Paris team and the Colored Ghosts has been cancelled due to the polio outbreak.
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Paris
Colored Ghosts
Rural High School District 1 trustees reelected in Idaho race
Whitney J. Transtrum announces unofficial results showing Sivel Niclada and H H Matthews reelected to Rural High School Diders No. 1 Board of Trustees. Matthews completes two year term. Nielsen fills vacancy after Oliver Peterson's death. Other nominees listed. closing date for nominations set by Idaho rules as August 25. Emerson School results show Clifford Price and Glen Ward elected with minor write ins.
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Whitney J. fTranstrum
Diders No. 1
Tusddag
Soléstion
Sivel Niclada
K. Matthews
Matthews
Min. Niesson Ares
Oliver Peterson
Reed Hymes
Merion Beck
James Olson
C. N. Carlsen
Marvin Hymes
Norman
Idaho State Schools
Jawa
State Department of Public Instruction
Boise
Nielson
Emerson
Mineraga
Clifford Price
Glen Ward
van Ness Wallentine
Jane Rich
Fenton Allred
Bred Price
HC Grimmett
Weldon Grandy
Lloyd Passey
Bear Lake Reunion at Liberty Park Salt Lake City
All Bear Lake residents and former residents are invited to a reunion at Liberty Park in Salt Lake City on Sunday September 9. Bring lunch family and friends. A program begins at 1 30 p m with opportunities to renew old acquaintances and enjoy past experiences.
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Bear Lake
Liberty Park
Salt Lake City
Bear Lake Stake Quarterly Conference Details
The Bear Lake Stake will hold its quarterly conference on Saturday and Sunday September 15 and 16. Welfare and Priesthood Leadership meetings take place September 15 in the Seminary building while regular sessions occur September 16 in the Tabernacle. General Authorities are expected at all sessions. Attendance is hoped to be strong.
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Bear ‘Lake
Tabernacle
Elna Brown to Wed Ardean Watts in Logan Temple
Lib erty residents announce the engagement of Elna Brown daughter of Jr. and Mrs. Frank Brown to Ardean Watts of Idaho Falls. A Logan Temple wedding is planned for September 20.
Appreciation for support during our daughter's illness
Mr and Mrs Grover Cleveland thank friends and relatives for kind deeds during their daughter's illness. The message lists numerous names and families invited to Labor Day dinner at Paris Park, highlighting long cherished support from community members and neighbors.
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Grover
Ben) Cleveland
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