Paris Idaho sets special bond election on water system
Notice from Paris Idaho invites voters to a Sept 20 1961 special municipal bond election at City Hall Ward 1 Precinct 1. Question 1 asks to issue 65000 dollars in negotiable coupon bonds to fund water system improvements. Polls open 9 AM to 7 PM. voting by ballot with required registration and two thirds approval. Bond terms span up to 20 years at up to 6 percent interest.
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Paris
Idaho
City Hall
City of Paris
State of
Fred J. Price
Auld
Tfat
J. Price
Hunters warned as rifle season nears with safety rules
The article urges forest lovers and hunters to follow NRA safety guidelines before the autumn invasion of wildlife begins. It emphasizes treating guns as loaded, always pointing the muzzle in a safe direction, confirming targets and backstops, avoiding alcohol, and staying cautious to prevent accidents during hunting season.
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Penio
National Rifle Association of America
N.R A.A
HeberMyers Golden Wedding and Local Thanks
The HeberMyers family thanks neighbors for helping extinguish a barn fire and stabilizing water pressure during repairs. Heber and Sarah celebrate fifty years of marriage, with five sons, two daughters, 13 grandchildren, and a deceased son and daughter noted. Also covered are local visits, faculty notices, and residents traveling to ward meetings and missions.
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HeberMyers
Heber
Myers
Sarah
Earl
Helen
George Price
Paris
Mitchell Sime
Josie Lamborn
Wedding greetings and local visits fill Montpelier events
On Friday in Montpelier Wendell Johnson his wife Mary and his mother attended business as did Heber Irwin and sisters Pearlina Alley and Lucy Toomer Lucy visiting from Ovid. North Rich High auditorium hosted a gala reception for John and Shanna Wood Hacking with many friends attending.
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Wendell Johnson
Mary
Montpelier
Heber Irwin
Pearlina Alley
Lucy Toomer
Lucy
North Rich High Auditorium
John
Shanna Wood Hacking
Randolph
South Rich High
Salt Lake City
Kenneth Hatch
J. Cheney Willis
Laketown
Conrad Nebeker
Nebeker
South Eden Ranch
Philadelphia
Sidney Jay
Richard McFarlane
Gordon Nicholls
Gifford Weston
Dillon
Montana
Thomas Westons
Gerald Alley
Logan
L. D
Josie Lamborn
George Henderson Andavife
Bernice
Evanston
Dingle Social Roundup Notes Visits and School News
Mrs Sharel Nate called on Mrs LaVere King Thursday. Mrs Albert Hamburg and Mrs Max Hansen called on Mrs William Sparks Friday. Russell Cook and Carol Cook with Cathy and Lynn Lewis attend school in Montpelier. Visitors include Mrs Maud Dimick and others calling on Cyril Dayton Friday. Mr and Mrs Wesley Windley were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Glen Lyons Sunday.
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Sharel Nate
LaVere King
Albert Hamburg
Max Hansen
William Sparks
Russell Cook
Carol Cook
Cathy Lewis
Lynn Lewis
Montpelier
Clifford Linford
Tamera Quayle
Soda Springs
Maud Dimick
Albert Hansen
Eli Dayton
Lillian Dimick
Cyril Dayton
Wesley Windley
Glen Lyons
McKay Lindsay
Community News Roundup From Salt Lake City Visit and Local School
Donavan and others visited Salt Lake City and Logan on Monday. The first Primary for the year listed 18 officers and teachers led by Fern Lloyd and Eileen Jensen with 75 children enrolled. Local residents visited, traveled to Logan, surgeries occurred, and families such as Nate, Kunz, Ream, and Thurber appeared in weekend stops and hospital care.
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Edward Smedley
Mia
Arlo Kunz
Jean
Delena
Cindy
LaRae
Jacky Lynn
Shurel Nate
Eddie Solum
Tracy Lynn
Oren Nate
McKay Lindsay
Stanley Thurber
Logan
Connie Jensen
Brad
Kelly
Christian
Kent Skinner
Don Kunz
Nampa
Don Choquette
New York City
Sue Staples
Salts Lake City
Rodney Ream
George Nate
Bear Lake Hospital
Ray Whitney
Mountain Home
Thurber Home
Wayne Humphreys
Lanark residents visit Montpelier and area
Mrs Elva Booth and son Rulon and Bernice Lake of Layton visited out the Lester King home Sunday Sept 3. Mrs Agnes Eborn attended funeral services in Montpelier Friday afternoon for Edwin Ted Whitney Toomer. Mrs Myrtle Dayton and Mrs Gwen Bird of Dingle visited with Mrs Agnes Eborn Friday afternoon. Ida Passey attended a DUP party held in Montpelier Friday evening.
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Elva Booth
Rulon
Bernice Lake
Layton
Lester King
Agnes Eborn
Montpelier
Edwin
Ted) Whitney Toomer
Myrtle Dayton G
Gwen Bird
Dingle
Mrav
Ida Passey
Retief Society meeting attendees and local visits noted
Garden City hosts the Retief Society gathering with Mrs. Helda Parker Mrs. Ida Passey and Mrs. Agnes Bloorn among attendees. Several families visit relatives in Pocatello Roy and nearby towns as birthday celebrations occur and numerous local visits are reported. Applications open for the 1962 Federal Service Entrance Examination.
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United Staes Civi] Commission
Benlors
FSEE
Washington
United States
Civil Service
U.S. Civil Service Commission
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Clayton H. Robinson
Veil D. Tolley
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Lindsay
Lola Johnson
South Rich
Richard L. Harmon
Lorin
Hazel Weston
Ovid
Brent
Anita Beck
West Canada Mission
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Sether
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Agnes Bloorn
Arthur Horm
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Roy
Mirs Passey
Irwin Parker
Pocatello
Delbert
Keith Sorenson
Brigham City
Hugh Bryce
Thatcher
Amiona
Bloomington
Haddock
Merlin Gleéd
John Deere
Newell King
Lewiston
Cherry
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Jordan
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Reed Beebe
Sarge Milker
Coache-National Forest
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H. D. Witherspoon
Rupert
Hemlock
Forrest. Barpes
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Paul ‘Allen
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