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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1962

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Minnetonka Cave Sees Record Attendance This Year

Minnetonka Cave in the Bear River range near St. Charles reports a record year with 4 640 visitors, up from 3 908 in 1961. Visitors came from 34 states and eight foreign countries, including Canada England Argentina Germany Holland New Zealand and South Africa. Free admissions totaled 486 and paid admissions 4 154. Plans for road access and cave lighting are under study by National Forest officials.

Minnetonka Cave Bear River Range St. Charles Jease Alerta British Columbia Canada Mee National Forest Ec Forest Service National Forest

F K Nebeker Pioneer of Rich County Dies in Washington

F K Nebeker aged 52 a Rich County pioneer and Laketown native died in Washington DC on September 5 from complications of age. Born May 15 1870 he lived in Laketown Logan and Salt Lake City before joining President Wilsons Little Cabinet and moving to DC. Survived by four daughters and one son five sisters among others.

F. K. Nebeker Laketown Rich County Washington, D. C Franklin Knowlton Nebeker Ira Delia Nebeker Nebeker Brigham Young College-at-Logan Logan Salt Lake City Wilson Lillian Martinneau S. H. Young Frank K. Nebeker Jr San Francisco Calif Joyce Mueller Ruth Hannegan Claire Hulme Laura Torgeson Ruby Cardon Effie Jardine San Antonio Tex Ella Parker Los Angeles

Grass and Brush Fire on Wyrin Orr Ranch

A grass and brush fire swept about 400 acres in Sleight's Canyon last Saturday before being doused by volunteers and county crews. Sheriff Clifford Skinner and Deputy Bernard Wilkes led operations as smoke covered the valley and residents initially worried the fire could threaten the nearby national forest.

Wyrin Orr Sleight’s Canyon 9 Canyon Clifford Skinner Bernard Wilkes Oew National Forest

Rangers Enjoy Ride Campout Near Cold Mountain Glen

The Bear Lake Rangers held their annual ride and campout at Meadowville with 27 participants over a cold weekend. They lit generators for electric light and braved Sherman Peak in gale winds with temperatures well below freezing. The group called the trip a success and will seek warmer weather next year.

Bear Lake Rangers Tay Hardy Rangers Meadowville John Hoge van Nelson Douglas Haws Sherman Peak

Local Residents Attend Multiple Social Events Across Region

Mrs. Smith Gertsch Mrs. Lucille Wilks and Mrs. Beth Hymas of Logan attended the funeral of Edna Clark's son in Idaho Falls. The Gertsch and Grady families and others were seen at the service. Various residents visited relatives in Brigham City Ogden Salt Lake and Smithfield while attending football games and funeral gatherings.

Smith Gertsch Lucille Wilks Beth Hymas Logan Idaho Falls Edna Clark Fee Gartsch Brr Henry Grandy J. Bunn Jesse Scheidegger Brigham City Alvin Curless Peter Jensen Charles Innes E. H. Pare Gerald Hulme Vie Ogden George Palmer Nas Willard Stucks Sharp Matthews Viola Mattson Gordon Bolton Ed Arnell St. Charles Mildred Nyé Salt Lake Eldon—Lewis Smithfield Walter Bird Wae ‘Palmer Sarn Wilkes Chula Vista Calif Bear Laker Avid Lirs Clem

Deputy Wilkes Resigns as Bear Lake County Deputy Sheriff

Bernard C. Wilkes, a Bear Lake County deputy sheriff for four years under Sheriff Clifford Skinner, resigned last Tuesday evening. Sheriff Skinner praised him as loyal and efficient and said any further comment must come from Wilkes, who cited a fatigue with changes.

Bernard C. Wilkes Bear Lake County Clifford Skinner Skimmer Wilkes coun@ pas

Funeral for native of Bloomington held in Salt Lake

Funeral services were held today in Salt Lake for Mrs. Alice Marsha Dimick Nate 82 a Bloomington native who died Sept 10 in a Salt Lake hospital. She was born Oct 13 1879 in Bloomington the daughter of James and Marinda Wamsley Dimick and married Arthur Nate in 1902. She is survived by a son Lloyd Nate and two daughters Mrs Oscar Bergreen and Mrs Lorenzo Littleford all in Salt Lake City seven grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.

Salt Lake Alice Marsha Dimick Nate Bloomington Salt Lake Hospital Nate James and Marinda Wamsley Dimick Arthur Nate Wardboro Lloyd Nate Oscar Bergreen Lorenzo Littleford Salt Lake City

Paris man injured as gravel truck overturns at Pickleville

Larry Michel was hospitalized for four days after a gravel truck he operated lost braking power and rolled over during dumping at the Utah State University experimental station site in Pickleville near Bear Lake. He was released from Montpelier hospital last Sunday with head injuries not described as serious.

Larry Michel Utah State University Pickleville Bear Lake Montpelier Michel

Ane Chapter Holds Regular Meeting at Soda Springs Cafe

Tota chapter of Ane met at Soda Springs for a luncheon and business session led by President Gertrude Freeman. Attendees included Mary Nielsen Minnie Mah Lucille Cowen Marinda Sparks Mildred Clayton Ada Oakey Vera Young Lula Williams Owen Stalker Clarrisse Anderson Orva Leta Ledbetter Fern Tipton Ruby Sorenson Henrietta Hogan Ila Wright Evelyn Thirkill Rita Gorton Ada Condie Marva Mickelson Margaret Ainscough and LeReen Lowe.

Tota Ane

Truman Speaks in Pocatello Friday Evening

Former President Harry S Truman plans a Idaho visit with a noon arrival in Idaho Falls and a Friday night speech at Pocatello expected to draw about 1,000 Democrats. Other speakers include Senator Frank Church and Rep Ralph Harding with candidates listed for statewide offices. Fundraising dinner proceeds aid national Democrats.

Harry S. Truman Pocatello Idaho Truman Idaho Falls Frank Church Ralph Harding Vernonk Smithson William E. Dreviow J.ray Cox Arnold Williams Joe E. Williams Marjorie Moon D. E. Ingelking Donald Adams

Fielding Spartans open league with 28 0 win at Westside

Fielding High School Spartans defeated Westside Pirates 28 to 0 on their home field. The team racked up most yardage on ground plays with some passing. three touchdowns came in the first half and one in the second. Penalties totaled 100 yards as the squad showed promise for the league schedule under Coach Richard Hobbs. Nearby games saw Paris Spartans and Star Valley overpower Montpelier 48 to 0 at Aiton.

Spartan Westside Pirate Spartans Richard Hobbs Paris Sepic Spartans Montpelier Bears Aiton Star Valley

Visitors flock to Yellowstone as August park travel soars

Yellowstone National Park sees an August surge with 592 606 visitors, up from 452 889 last year. Bus arrivals total 8 879, a 63.8 percent rise aided by charter service to the Seattle fair. car trips rise about 30 percent while trailers drop about 9 percent.

Yellowstone National Park Seattle Fair

Mrs Grace Smedley Buys Paris Gift Store

Mrs Grace Smedley has purchased the Paris Variety and Gift Store from Fred J Price who operated the business. She has leased the building and opened for business on Monday planning an opening event once stock is expanded. Price will keep a desk space in the rear to conduct justice of the peace duties.

Paris Grace Smedley Fred J. Price

Gem State film premieres in Boise to promote Idaho history

Governor Smylie and Idaho officials previewed a $15 000 state produced film telling Idaho history from founding to present. The department organized clippings from many sources to publicize the Gem State with plans for premiere showings in October as communities request prints. Tourism now contributes about 140 million dollars annually, up from 80 million in 1955.

Gem Idaho Department of Commerce and Development Boise Department Idaho Robert E. Smylie Smylie Twin Falls Parma Old Fort Boise Louise Shadduck Department of Commerce and Development

Thiokol Buys Former Naval Plant at Pocatello

Thiokol Chemical Corp acquires the former naval ordnance plant in Pocatello from Industrial Lands Inc for 2,558,316 dollars, the largest real estate deal in local memory. The firm plans immediate operation, expanding its supply role for the Federal government.

Thiokol Chemical CO Pocatello Naval Ordnance Plant Thiokol Chemical Corporation General Services Administration Industrial Lands, Inc Chemical Company Thioket

Eisenhower Set to Speak in Boise on October 9

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will address Idaho voters from the statehouse steps in Boise on Tuesday October 9. Idaho Republican leaders led by John McMurray announce Eisenhower Day with John Hewitt of Boise as general chairman and a statewide committee coordinating the event.

Harry Truman Idaho Dwight D. Eisenhower Boise John McMurray State Republican Central Committee Eisenhower McMurray John Hewitt George Knowles Sterling Larsen Twin Falls Cléo Swenson Preston Wilma Bean Rexburg

Swenson Visits Bear Lake County in Idaho Re-election Bid

Rulon Swenson Idaho State Treasurer and Republican candidate for re election visited Bear Lake County this week outlining his career from St Anthony to the State Auditor and Treasurer. He noted he has boosted the state's general fund revenue by 43 percent through investments and now employs idle funds in short term treasury bills.

Rulon Swenson Idaho Bear Lake County St. Anthony Salt Lake State Insurance Fund State Auditor N. P. Nielson Swenson Treasury

Clarence T. Passey Honored For 10 Years At Kraft Plant

Clarence T. Passey of Paris received a gold Kraft emblem tie bar at a Kraft Food Plant Paris Bay ceremony marking ten years of service. The program, started in 1945, awards ten year and five year milestones.

Clarence T. Passey Paris Kraft Food Paris Bay Kraft

Idaho Senator Len B. Jordan Visits Bear Lake County

Idaho Republican Senate candidate Len B. Jordan arrives in Bear Lake County with stops in Georgetown and Paris before a public address in Montpelier City Hall. He meets local Republicans, tours Central Farmers Fertilizer, and shores up support for the unexpired Dworshak term.

Len B. Jordan Idaho Henry C. Dworshak Bear Lake County Georgetown Dean Ward Jordan Montpelier Washington

Services Held for Nora Cleveland St Charles Native

Funeral services for Nora Nelson Pugmire Cleveland a St Charles native aged 87 were held in the St Charles ward chapel on September 10. She was born January 14 1875 and married John Cleveland in 1900 later sealed in Logan temple. Survived by sons Elsworth and Grover and seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren.

St. Charles Ward Nora Nelson Pugmire Cleveland St. Charles Mendon Utah Opal Ward Bishop Golden Keetch Ruth Pugmire Haddock Mar Ward The Daughters of Utah Lamont Purtell Pugmire Stanley Arnell DeLora Nelson Cleveland Caroline Nelson Pugmire John Cleveland Logan Temple Mary Windley Daughters of Utah Pioneers

Rich county voters favor Lee over Bennett for Senate

In Utah primary results Rich county shows Bracken Lee ahead of Wallace Bennett 185 to 108 in Republican Senate race. Democratic voters favor David S. King 56 to 12 over Rampton. Burton defeats Garfield 168 to 58 for First District. Overall Republican totals 120243 with Bennett 71701 to Lee 45542. Democratic King 59083 to Rampton 132.

Rich County Utah Giv J Bracken Lee Wallace F. Bennett Lee Bennett David S. King Cateii Rampton Laurence J. Burton Rulon R. Garfield Salt Lake

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F. K.nebeker Rich CO. Pioneer Washington, DC Soda Springs Yellowstone Park Housa Jack Hawley U.S. Seni Barbara Dee Hawe Hawley Betty-Shalls Ada County Gem State SPEAI Nora Cleveland St.charles Righ County Senate
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