Social Roundup Adds Visitors and Family News
Miss Edith Rich and Naoma Rich visited their mother Mrs. Emily Rich while Lyman Rich and family from Logan called. Numerous relatives and guests, including Sherman Faulenrath, Arch Shepherds’ visitors from California and Salt Lake City, and a Bear Lake hospital birth are noted among weekend activities and family travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Rich
Salt Lake
Naoma Rich
Provo
Emily Rich
Lyman Rich
Logan
Fenton Allred
Reed Jensen
Montpelier
Edith Lee
Salt Lake City
Hannah Humpherys
Sherman Faulenrath
Arch Shepherd
George Wellsfleg
California
Preston G. Thomas
Wm. O'Neal
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Fern Clark
Denver
Colorado
Melvin Humpherys
Milan Jensen
Millville
Utah
Andrew Barfuss
Paris Pavilion
Grace Orchestra
la Dell Porter
Joe Nye
Jess Gcheldigger
Delwin Orr
Russell Athay
Warrant Call for Independent School District No 2 Bears Lake Idaho
The notice states all warrants up to No 3023 issued by Independent School District No 2 Bear Lake County Idaho have been called and will be paid on presentation. Interest ceases ten days after the date of the call dated September 16 1948. Treasurer Chamuncy Mattson signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Chamuncey Mattson
State of
PTA Decides No Equipment Leaves Lunch Room
In a formal notice the Henderson PTA states that school equipment partly owned by the State will not leave the hot lunch room due to accountability concerns. Groups may use PTA rooms and equipment on site for a $1 fee, but no items may be removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Hmerson Pta
Want Ads Seek Horses and Cattle for Fox Feed
WANTED: horses and cows old or crippled and healthy. Immediate notification required for blotted cows or colic horses. Phone 2387 Glenn J. Stock Fish Haven. FOR SALE Electric Sewing Machines on hand for immediate delivery Sleight's Cash Store Georgetown Idaho phone 095-13.830
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn J. Stock
Fish Haven
Sleight's Cash Store
Geogetown
Idaho
Local Families Attend Social Visits Across Towns
Mr and Mrs Boyd Kenaston and daughter Linda visit Mrs Rose Rosen in Pocatello. Lyman Tueller of Geneva and Emil Van Aleman of Bedford Wyoming stay with Christian and Adiline Tueller. Clyde Richards leaves for Ithaca NY after a month with relatives. Scott Hoge and two sons from Salt Lake visit the Will Hoge home then return. Doctrine and Covenants Study Group meets at Arlin Pugmire home in St Charles. Roy Jewett of Noonan visits Will Hoge. Ballentyne family and two children return to Ione Oregon. Pete Grandy joins Lee Bunderson to Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Bird
Boise
Walter Bird
M. H. Collings
Afton
Wyoming
Homer Tunks
Roger
Nellie Collins
Portland
Oregon
Asa Athay
Brigham City
Athay
Sessions
Slater
Heap
Heber Price
M. P Kelsey
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
William Thomas
Shelley
Calif
Logan
Glen Caldwell
Bear Lake Hospital
Boyd Kenaston
Linda
Rose Rosen
Lyman Tueller
Geneva
Emil van Aleman
Bedford
Christian and
Adiline Tueller
Clyde Richards
Ithica
N. Y
Scott Hoge
Salt Lake Cuy
Will Hoge
Salt Lake
Arlin Pugmire
St. Charles
Roy Jewett
Noonan
John Ballentyne
Ione
Pete Grandy
Mrs
Lee Bunderson
Thomas Smith
Don Smith
Odell Smith
Dean Moses
Ogden
Jess Quaile
Pamella
Long Beach
Mary Ann Smith
Randolph
Utah
June Hoge
Steven
Paris
Rose Smith
Quaile
Mary Smith
Cc. C. Shirley
Arvin Rosenoff
Charles Shirley
Alten Kearl
Eldon
Ernest Wilks
Pete Hoopiana
Murry
Julian Lindburg
Lillian Howell
Las Vegas
Mel Schench
California
Woodrow Wilks
Mexico
Bernell
Jack Stock
Eugene Erickson
Don Ericksons
Russel Cottle
Clifford Stock
Griffin Roberts
Arthur Haviland
Montana
Washington
Francis Loveland
Earl Loveland
Texaco
Owen Stock
Dean
Ernest Howell
Ariel Griffith
Grover
Howard Larsen
Arthur Shirley
38. V Miller
Provo, Utah
Glen J. Stock
Lanark News Highlights Social and Family Visits
Agnes Toomer visits Cokeville with relatives while Delbert Parker from Pocatello spends weekend with his parents. Primary officers host a party for opening day. MIA and Sharon choir activities noted alongside church programs. Visits from Lib erty and Montpelier families. Harvest Ball planned at Paris pavilion with Grace orchestra on Sept 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Toomer
Cokevile
John Toomer
Delbert Parker
Pocatello
Irwin Parker
MIA
Sharon Choir
St. Charles
Orval Jensen
Liberty
weekend visits across Utah and nearby cities
Conda Bear Lakers report weekend trips by local residents. Vallentine and Passey family visited Paris. Bunns conducted business in Newton and Brigham City. Cragans toured Pleasant View to visit relatives and pick fruit. Lewis and Skinner families vacationed near Provo. Watkins had an appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Vallentine
Logan
Milford Passey
Paris
Stanley Bunn
Newton
Brigham City
Jay Cragan
Pleasant View
Utah
Wilford Lewis
Ellis Skinner
Provo
Sheriff Burns in Caribou Range Fire Near Soda Springs
Caribou County Sheriff Charles McCracken, severely burned on hands and arms, may be released in three to four weeks after a range fire north west of Soda Springs. The blaze burned about one hundred acres of Chris Phelps grain, flared again despite containment, and prompted renewed warnings to campers and hunters amid dry conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou Hospital
Charles McCracken
McCracken
Soda Springs
Chris Phelps
Blackfoot
E. P. Boyle
Social Security representative to visit Montpelier
Mrs. Loretta M. League of the Pocatello Social Security Office will be in Montpelier at the Idaho State Employment Service on Tuesday September 21 from 2 00 to 4 00 p m. She urges area residents not to lose benefits by trusting unofficial advice and invites anyone with Old Age and Survivors Insurance questions to contact her office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta M. League
Pocatello
Social Security Administration
Montpelier
Idaho
Fish Haven Social Notes Chronicle Sept 1948 Visits
A long list of visitors and locals frequent Fish Haven over holidays and weeks in Sept 1948. Names include Smiths Ericks ons Stock Loveland Shirley Pugmire Nelson Howell, Cottle, Findley, Owen Stock, Glenn Stock and others. Local events mention school opening with Mr Kunz as principal and a gala party for town children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Stock
L. Rentleman
Medford
Oregon
Stock
Alan Francom
Logan
Connie Stock
Gray’s Lake
John Coumereth
Grant Findley
Preston
Susie Nelson
Delores
Fish Haven
Kunz
Satterthwaite
Owen Stock
Dean
Budge Hospital
Tomas Smith
Iris
Gale
Lola
Card of Thanks for Rulon Wyler Family
The Wyler family expresses deep gratitude for the kind deeds and acts shown during the illness and death of husband and father Mrs. Rulon Wyler and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rulon Wyler
Paris Idaho approves 29 mill tax levy for 1948 fiscal year
Ordinance No. 200 fixes the 1948 tax levy on all taxable property in Paris Idaho. Bond interest and sinking fund set at 16 mills, General Fund 8 mills, Street lighting 5 mills. Total levy 29 mills. City Clerk ordered to certify the levy to Bear Lake County Tax Collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Idaho
General Fund
Bear Lake County
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