Emerson School Set to Open Monday After Improvements
Emerson school prepares for Monday opening after repairs painting and cleaning. A new park on the south side enhances the grounds after the old Boyd property was bought and converted to green lawn. The teaching staff includes E. W. Stucki principal and Amos B. Hulme Rulon Tueller Zula R Cole Mabel Stucki Phoebe Rich Mona Athay Ella Smedley Prof. Irwin Jensen and Beatrice C Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson School
Boyd
E. W. Stucki
Amos B. Hulme
Rulon Tueller
Zula R. Cole
Mabel Stucki
Phoebe Rich
Mona Athay
Ella Smedley
Irwin Jensen
Beatrice C. Price
Emerson School Board Reorganizes for Year
Emerson school board met in regular session and adjourned sine die after paying bills. The board elected A. T. Pendrey chairman, Fred J. Price secretary, and S. J. Athay treasurer. Teaching staff for the year selected except for one assistant music teacher.
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Emerson School Board
Paris Girl Weds Miss Henrietta Davis and Webster Prospects
Paris girl Miss Henrietta Davis daughter of Mrs Harry Davis and Guy Clinton Webster of Preston wed Monday at the church with Bishop Edw Shepherd officiating. Miss Davis works at Star Confectionery and Webster farms near Preston. They receive best wishes for a prosperous married life. Mrs O Moore drove to Salt Lake to fetch Ruth for winter college, joined by Mrs Foulger and Mrs Grimmett. Bishop C C Shirley of Fish Haven conducted county business Wednesday.
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Henrietta Davis
Harry Davis
Guy Clinton Webster
Preston
Edw. T. Shepherd
C. C. Shirley
Fish Haven
Paris Post American Legion Elects Officers
The American Legion Auxiliary held its annual election at Mrs. F. J. Foulger’s home. Officers chosen for the coming year include President Mrs. June Shepherd Vice President Mrs Lulu Hoge Secretary Treasurer Mrs Agnes Wallis Historian Mrs Della Hulme.
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American Legion Auxiliary
F. J. Foulger
June Shepherd
Lulu Hoge
Secy.treas
Agnes Wallis
Della Hulme
Commissioners Fix Tax Levy for Year
The county board set the annual levy based on 100 value with allocations for state current expense road and bridge charity general school bond interest and redemption sheep inspection TB eradication and cattle. A fence contract for road segments near Paris Montpelier was awarded to Hugh Bagley for 348. An appropriation of 200 funds dairy stock and sheep exhibits to the Blackfoot district fair was approved with a coordinating committee named. A stray quip closes the report.
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Board of County Commissioners
Paris- Montpelier
Bern-Montpelier
Hugh Bagley
Bear Lake County
Blackfoot
Wallace Brown
A. H. Matthews
Lyman A. Hymas
Bert Orr
Tim Matthews
Ray Densley
Copper Ore Strike Boosts Paris Canyon Prospects
Paris Canyon from Fox's farm area hosts a Paris Mining and Milling Co property where a June ore strike was followed by three months of development. On Monday workers reached more ore with rich copper indications. Samples will go to Salt Lake for analysis as the company plans updated machinery to speed operations.
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Paris
Paris Mining & Milling Co
Paris Canyon
Fox
Salt Lake
Utah to Spend Money on Laketown Canyon Project
The Utah State Road Commission awarded Wheelwright Construction of Ogden a contract to grade 3.79 miles in Laketown Canyon Rich County for 27 470 85 dollars the project total was estimated at 21 979 45 with 20 000 00 funds promised so far subject to county financial arrangements
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Utah State Road Commission
Laketown Canyon
Rich County
Wheelwright Construction Company
Ogden
Utah
Bear Lake fish study underway by federal researchers
Dr. Vasco M. Tanner of the BU University visited Fish Haven to study Bear Lake fish life and food conditions under the U S Bureau of Fisheries. He and Joseph Stock collected stomachs for analysis while the lake and tributaries were surveyed for food sources and suitability for future rearing ponds with state and Idaho cooperation.
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Vasco M. Tanner
BU University
Provo
Utah
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Fish Haven
Tanner
Joseph Stock
Salt Lake
Bear Lake
State Game Department
Idaho
Paris
Dr. Tanner
F. T. Shepherd
Pres
Roy A. Welker
John Dou
A. W. Shepherd
Leo Bach
W. Averill
John A. Wallis
Mrs Youngbride’s Honeymoon Gaffe at the Hotel
A jocular line recounts Bertie’s embarrassment after returning from honey moon. He quips to the hotel clerk that he wants a room with a wife for himself and bath. The quip is told in a light, newspapery anecdotal tone.
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Bertie
Melady Brothers Market Sales Lead at South Omaha
South Omaha reports Melady Brothers selling 1538 lambs at 2.10 and 690 feeders at 7.25 in early September with averages 78 and 64 pounds. Later sales note 1118 lambs at 8.25 for Ward Brothers with 73 pound average and top market, plus 6089 lambs for Nephi Skinner at 81 pounds.
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South Omaha
Neb
Melady Brothers
Gillmore Brothers
Montpelier
Ward Brothers
Oakley
Nephi Skinner
Montpeleis
Nash and Others Plan Western Public Domain Jaunt
President Hoover appointed a 22 member board to study state control of the public domain minus mineral rights. I H Nash said the group will begin a tour from Salt Lake City on September 17 visiting Utah Nevada California Arizona New Mexico and Colorado using Salt Lake as base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Secretary of the Interior
Idaho Governor Sends 16-Pound Trout to Illinois Leader
Governor Baldridge forwards a 16 pound native cutthroat trout from American Falls to Illinois Governor Louis Emmerson. The fish, about 30 inches long and nearly 10 inches at the waist, was frozen in crushed ice and carried as a token of Idaho-Illinois friendship. Both governors, originally from Tennessee, have become close associates since taking office.
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Idaho
Illinois
Louis E. Emmerson
American Falls
H. C. Baldridge
Ships of States
Hayes Family Holds Its First Reunion
The Hayes family of Alma Hayes held its first reunion at the George town chapel on September 1. The program featured Grandpa Hayes recounting pioneer struggles, with officers named Frank Hayes president Thomas Hayes vice president Maggie King secretary and Eugene Hayes treasurer. About 160 descendants attended with many unable to come, and plans were made to return next year.
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Georgetown
Alma Hayes
Grandpa Hayes
Grandpa
Frank Hayes
Thomas Hayes
Maggie King
Eugene Hayes
Grandpa Haye
Elder Cannon Addresses Saints at Conference
Elder Sylvester Q. Cannon of Salt Lake City spoke at the Bear Lake stake fall conference held in the tabernacle. Presiding Bishop of the church he delivered gospel rich discourses that impressed attendees and reflected an outpouring of the spirit. Roy A. Walker presided with the stake choir directing music by Irwin Jensen. solos by Blossom Wilks Dallas Tueller and Mrs Violet Price.
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Bear Lake
Tabernacle
Sylvester Q. Cannon
Salt Lake City
Latter-day Saints Church
Roy A. Welker
Stake
Irwin Jensen
Blossom Wilks
Dallas Tueller
Violet Price
Big Dance at Paris Pavilion by M I A groups
Paris Pavilion hosts a social dance on Tuesday September 16 by the Paris First and Second M I A. Music by Black Cats. Open to all mutuals and guests. Admission 60 cents for men 25 cents for ladies, couples 76 cents.
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M. L A
Paris
Mutuals
Fielding High prepares for record school year
Fielding High School will open the 1980 1981 term next Monday under Principal M D Low. Enrollment is expected to rise above last year’s large class. The staff includes new teachers across departments with Morris D Low as principal teaching chemistry and biology and others in history English home economics music mathematics agriculture and physical education.
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Fielding High School
M. D. Low
Morris _D. Low
Daniel C. Rich
Helen Anderson
Deane Bennion
Irwin Jensen
Rudolph Church
Thomas —Gretn
Rhoda Evans
J. Edward Davis
Shortened Bear Lake deer season granted by warden
Two petitions circulating in Bear Lake County led to a temporary deer season cut by the State Game Warden. The hunting ban runs October 25 to 30, with a five day open period October 20 to 24. Last year many deer died or were not found after being shot in the hills.
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Bear Lake County
Maori Missionaries Hold Reunion on Bear Lake
Maori missionaries living in Paris and serving in New Zealand for over thirty years gathered at Fish Haven on Bear Lake. Thirty seven people attended with their wives for songs talks and a chicken dinner. John A Sutton James Nye and Peter Beck were noted early labors in the New Zealand mission and the group formed an association with J W Linford as president and other officers.
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Bear Lake
Paris
New Zealand
Fish Haven
John A. Sutton
James Nye
Liberty
Peter Beck
Ovid
Sutton
J W Linford
M. D. Low
J P. Beck
F J Foulger
Secy-Treas
Card of Thanks for Lawrence and Donald Stewart
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for assistance during our bereavement and for spiritual and floral offerings made in behalf of Lawrence Stewart and Donald Stewart.
He Wasn't There After Paying a Medium
A woman pays a medium to contact her deceased husband for 100 dollars. The husband reveals he is not in heaven and jokes about being elsewhere. The tale ends with a light jab about borrowing a garden rake last spring.
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John
Rain and Snow Fall on Coast in Oregon
Portland experienced lightning and high winds with transformers damaged and power outages after a storm that ended a long dry spell. Crater Lake saw a miniature blizzard with several inches of snow while the coast and eastern Oregon reported widespread rain and snow showers.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Liverton
Woodburn
Mount Angel
Crater Lake National Park
Missouri Educator Named Idaho President
Dr. Mervin Gordon Neale dean of Missouri University School of Education was appointed president of the University of Idaho to succeed Dr. Frederick J. Kelly. The selection, effective immediately, follows a board search after Kelly’s resignation amid administrative disputes. Dr. Neale, born 1887, has led Missouri with enrollment growth and previously taught at Minnesota and Columbia University.
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Boise
Mervin Gordon Neale
School of Education
University of Missouri
University of Idaho
Frederick J. Kelly
State Board of Education
Board of Regents
University
Neale
Columbian University
New York
Missouri
Missouri University
Platte City
Landen
North Missouri State
Association In
Teachers ‘College
Columbia University
University of Minnesota
Moody
Margaret Kennedy Mumford
Middle West
Julia Anne
Margaret Mumford
Jane Ellen
Kelly
Who Says What’s the Use Abraham Lincoln Tale
A short biographical arc traces Abraham Lincoln from early trials and business failures to political defeats. It notes personal losses including a fiancée’s death, repeated campaigns for Congress and Senate, a land office appointment, and the vice presidency, culminating in Lincoln becoming one of America’s greatest men.
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Congress
United States Land Office
United States Senate
America
Abraham Lincoln
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