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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1943

Page

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Successful Club Fair Held in County September 8 9

A county fair showcased 66 girls with exhibits judged by Miss Myra Moore of Fort Hall and 49 4 H and F F A entries scored. Livestock judging by T J Chester noted outstanding swine and sheep. Top 4 H team members were Doyle Mathews Murry Matthews and Ray Matthews with Doyle also high individual. McKay Batemar led first year judges. Dale Austin tied for top F F A scores with Donald Sorenson. Austin topped sheep and Olsen top swine. Nola Matthews Lucile Matthews earned an A. Erma Widmer and Bonnie Jean Krogue won blue in Style Dress Revue and advance to Lava Hot Springs September 21 for District contest.

Myra Moore Fort Hall T. J. Chester Soda Springs Doyle Matthews Murry Matthews Ray Matthews Doyle McKay Batemar Bloomington Dale Austin Donald Sorenson Hay Olsen Nola Matthews Lucile Matthews Erma Widmer Bonnie Jean Krogue Lava Hot Springs

Folks of India Riding The American Soldiers

Mrs. Peter Grandy shares a Bengal letter from May 20 1943 describing India during Tunisia Day celebrations with 2000 schoolchildren bands and flags. The writer notes brick and cement homes with glass doors, a canteen serving meals for soldiers, and local knitting efforts for the servicemen.

Peter Grandy Bengal Inia Mt. Evers Tunisia

33 Men to be Called For Service October 13

Local Selective Service board received word from State Headquarters to furnish 33 men for the armed services on October 13. If quotas remain unchanged, family men may be called to meet the target.

Sam V. Tunks Selective Service Board Armed Services Mr. Tunks

Three Youths Charged With Burglary Held in Bear Lake Jail

Three youths Reed Bright 22 Ogden Utah Ted Lower 17 Lewiston Utah Monroe Murphy 17 Williamson W Virginia were jailed after burglary charges. They confessed to stealing a cash register from Jensen garage and await district court trial with bonds set at 1000 for the two 17 year olds and 2000 for Bright, a parolee from Utah.

Reed Bright Ogden Utah Ted Lower Lewiston Monroe Murphy Williamson W. Virginia Jeff Stowell Cache County Bunderson Bear Lake County Stowell Logan Jensen Haddock

Local Boys begin naval training at Farragut Idaho

Rex John Haddock and Averill Arnell Pugmire start training at the U S Naval Training Station in Farragut Idaho. The program lasts several weeks and teaches naval procedures tactics and physical fortification. They may qualify for specialized Navy service schools after training.

Farragut Idaho U. S Rex John Haddock Darwin B. Haddock Paris Averill Arnell Pugmire Lamont Pugmire St. Charles U.S Navy

Judge Budge Comments on Rail Abandonment Cause

Justice and Mrs. Alfred Budge in Paris condemn the abandonment of the Montpelier to Paris branch line. He recalls Bear Lake county deeded ten miles of right of way and facilities, warns of increased taxes and loss of transportation, and denounces federal overreach into state rail regulation.

Justice Alfred Budge Paris Justice Budge Montpelier Oregon Short Line Union—Pacific Bear Lake County Idaho Interstate Commerce Commission Public Utilities Commission United States Washington, D. C Granger Wyo Pocatillo William Budge

Ration Reminders for Meats Foods Sugar Shoes and Gasoline

The notice lists ration stamp expirations and requirements: Meats red stamps X Y Z and brown A and B through October 2 and September or October dates. Foods blue stamps 3 and T expire September 20 while V and W run to October 20. Sugar stamp 14 for 5 pounds valid through October. Shoes stamp 18 valid through October 31. Gasoline A-7 coupons valid through Sept 21 outside Eastern shortage area, with endorsements of license number and state, plus stoves require purchasing with a certificate from local War Price and Rationing boards.

Bond drive progress in Bear Lake and Paris totals

County bond drive chairman Al Theil reports Bear Lake County has reached about 70 000 of a 275 000 bond quota by Tuesday evening. Postmaster Spencer notes Paris has purchased roughly 4100 in bonds by noon Wednesday toward a 25000 quota.

Wird al Theil Bear Lake County Spencer Paris

Earl Beyeler Attending Air Force Navigation School

Second Lieutenant Earl R Beyeler, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Beyeler of Fish Haven, among graduates at Carlsbad Army Air Field New Mexico. He earned bombardier wings after completing the Victorville California course and now receives dead reckoning navigation training to direct aircraft and deliver bombs for the United Nations. Beyeler formerly studied at the University of Idaho in Pocatello.

Army Air Forces Carlsbad Army Air Field Carlsbad New Mexico Earl R Beyeler Charles Beyeler Fish Haven Beyeler Victorville Calif A.A United Nations University of Idaho, Pocatello

Second Lamb Pool Shipped From Bear Lake County

The second lamb pool shipped from Bear Lake County reached Omaha on September 10 and was sorted and sold the same day. 456 head of fats feeders yearlings and ewes were marketed amid weak overall sheep sales. Fats averaged $13.21 cwt, feeders $11.50, yearlings $11.00, and ewes $5.25. The next pool is set for October 2, 1948. growers should notify the county agent to reserve rail cars.

Bear Lake County Omaha

Reeders Welcome Baby Girl After Week With Family

Ray Reeder came home Sunday from Brigham City where he spent the past week with family. The Reeders are now parents of a new baby girl, though the exact birth date is not disclosed.

Ray Reeder Brigham City Reeders

Branch line abandonments threaten railroad service in state

The piece laments branch line abandonments as a result of federal domination. It argues Public Utilities Commission and State Courts could protect residents by maintaining service, noting the monopoly power blocks appeals and review and diminishes the state’s scenic and regional connectivity.

Public Utilities’ Commission Supreme Court of the United States Jake

Paris Rodeo This Week Is Cancelled

Paris rodeo scheduled for Friday and Saturday has been cancelled by the organizing committee. Sickness in surrounding areas and the desire to prevent epidemic spread led to the decision to call off the two day entertainment.

Paris

Idaho to release shells for hunters under ration plan

A U S Fish and Wildlife Service and state committees recommended 1 250 000 shotgun shells and 575 000 center fire rifle rounds for Idaho hunters. Boise will issue early October with limits of one box shotgun shells and one box rifle ammo per buyer. A simple form would record license status and purchase details. Idaho sought 5 000 000 shotgun and 680 000 rifle shells based on hunter estimates.

Idaho U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service Fish and Game Idaho Game Department James O. Beck War Production Board Boise Ammunition Committee

Norma Parker Weds Burton in Logan Temple

Norma Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs Irwin Parker of Lanark and Lincoln R Burton son of Mr and Mrs George Burton of Cleveland were married in the Logan temple on Wednesday morning September 8. They were accompanied by the groom’s parents and later traveled to Salt Lake City for a wedding supper before a four day honeymoon. They will reside in Cleveland.

Mias Norma Parker Irwin Parker Lanark Lincoln R. Burton George Burton Cleveland Logan Temple Salt Lake City Salt Lake Utah Points

Discharged Service Men Return Uniforms

Many honorably discharged Army men are voluntarily returning issued clothing to the Army to save stocks. Former soldiers should mail a package to the nearest Army installation commanding officer with clothing marked Attention Quartermaster Clothing and Equipage Classification Officer. Those not paying transport may use Railway Express Agency for collect shipment at government expense.

Army War Department Railway Express Agency

Six Honorable Discharges Reported by Local Selective Service

According to Sam V. Tunks clerk of the local board, six men and one girl received honorable discharges from the Armed Services. Names include Miss LaMoyne Matthews of Liberty Ardith L. Beck of Lanark Rex Mattson of Paris Glen H. Smith of Georgetown Lamont N. Blade of St. Charles Norman C. Buhler of Bern and Robert L. Jensen of Montpelier.

Sam V. Tunks Selective Service Board Armed Services Miss LaMoyne Matthews Liberty Ardith L. Beck Lanark Rex Mattson Paris Glen H. Smith Georgetown Lamont N. Blade St. Charles Norman C. Buhler Bern Robert L. Jensen Montpelier

Funeral Services Held Wednesday for Fish Haven Resident

Ana Smith Scofield Goetting died Sunday in Soda Springs after major surgery revealing late stage cancer. She was born September 28 1912 in Fish Haven Idaho and married D C Scofield in 1930 then Raymond Goetting in 1939. She leaves six children and several siblings. An account of the service will follow next week.

Fish Haven Ward Ana Smith Scofield Caribou Hospital Soda Springs Ernest_R. Smith Edna Fish Haven Idaho D. C Tex) Scofield Tom, Don and Merkynn Smith

Bloomington Men Arrive for Naval Training at Farragut

Dozens of Bloomington men report to the Farragut U S Naval Training Station for training in new naval warfare methods and potential specialty schooling. Names listed include John Nebeker Findlay and Edgar Rex Thompson, sons of local residents.

Blimps aid fishermen by spotting schools of fish

Navy blimps patrolling Northwestern waters assist the War Food program by spotting schools of fish and signaling fishing vessels by short wave. Under an agreement with the Office of the Coordinator of Fisheries and Vice Admiral Frank Jack Fletcher these airships speed news that would otherwise take hours to locate.

Navy Coordinator of Fisheries Frank Jack Fletcher Seattle

County Biggest Loser in Taxes in Abandonment

County auditor Sam V. Tunks presents figures on valuation and taxes paid by the Paris branch line railroad abandoned recently. The record shows total valuation of 585,638.14 and total taxes paid of 1,980.78 to various districts, with the county and Paris city bearing the largest losses from the abandonment.

Sam V. Tunks Paris Oregon R. R. Co Paria Western Union Csssesseeees Cssecceseaeses Western Union Wesescescveneet BR. R Parla City Emerson Ovid Antion Paris City Cays

Government Searches States for War Minerals

The Bureau of Mines launches the most extensive exploratory program in U S and Alaska to locate nearly a score of war minerals for Armed Forces. Crews will operate in Idaho Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Georgia Kansas Maine Massachusetts Missouri Montana Nevada New Hampshire New Mexico Oregon North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington Wisconsin Wyoming.

United States Alaska Bureau of Mines Bureau Harold L. Ickes Secretary of the Interior Idaho Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Georgia Kansas Maine Massachusetts Missouri Montana Nevada New Hampshire New Mexico Oregon North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington Wisconsin Wyoming

Nelsons Welcome Baby Boy at Bear Lake Hospital

Mr and Mrs Van Nelson celebrate the arrival of an eight pound baby boy born Saturday at Bear Lake hospital. Mrs Nelson is formerly Miss LaWanna Allred.

van Nelson Bear Lake Hospital

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