Fielding Spartans Tie Lava Hot Springs 0 0 in Opener
The Fielding Spartans opened the football season with a 0 to 0 tie against Lava Hot Springs. Both teams had scoring plays negated by penalties and time issues, with Fielding nullified touchdowns for clipping and a time-count error ending a potential score. Coach Van Sorensen says more practice is ahead before conference tilt at Weston.
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Fielding Spartans
Lava Hot
Lava
Budge
Spartans
Fielding
Matthews
van Sorensen
Weston
Dworshak Replies to Labor Organizations Over Re-Election
Senator Dworshak dismisses AFL opposition as a minor bloc and defends his record against labor political pressure. He accuses national unions of misrepresentation and questions the motives of AFL leaders while urging workers to evaluate lawmakers beyond party dictates.
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Senator Dworshak
Washington
Stooges
A.F.L
Congress
Roy Ringel to Marry Driggs Girl in Temple Rites
The Logan Temple will host the marriage of Roy Ringel son of Laud Ringel of Paris to Miss Roberta Mackley of Driggs Idaho on Friday. The announcement notes the couple’s families and the temple ceremony.
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Roy Ringel
Driggs
Logan Temple
Roy
Laud Ringel
Paris
Roberta Mackley
Idaho
Swiss Traveler Hans Lewiti Calls On Aunt In City
Hans Lewiti of Switzerland visited his aunt Eliza Stucki for a few hours Friday while waiting for his train. He has been transacting business in Philadelphia and other U S cities on his journey home.
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Hans Lewiti
Switzerland
Eliza Stucki
Philadelphia
U. S
Browning Marries Ogden Woman in Salt Lake City
Gene Browning and Miss Clair Jeanette Osborne wed Saturday evening at 7 in the Hotel Utah Salt Lake City Judge Roall Hogenson officiated. Mrs Osborne of Ogden is the bride's mother. The groom, son of Mrs Thelma Browning of Paris, has studied at Utah University and will work as a laboratory technician at the Veterans Hospital while pursuing a biology degree.
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Gene Browning
Clair Jeanette Osborne
Utah
Salt Lake City
Roall Hogenson
Browning
George E. Osborne
Ogden
Gene
Thelma Browning
Paris
Salt Lake
Utah University
Biologics
Veterans Hospital
Register for Military Service in Bear Lake County
Four hundred fourteen persons registered in Bear Lake county prior to September 20, 1948. Of these, 112 are aged 19 to 25 single non fathers and non veterans, 35 were eighteen, 47 non veteran married men and fathers, and 220 are veterans. Idaho headquarters will call Idaho for delivery of men found qualified for induction in November, with physical examinations expected in early October. Classification will begin after Selective Service questionnaires are returned.
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Bear Lake County
Idaho
Local and Personal News Highlights
Mr and Mrs O H Grimmett and Mr and Mrs John Grimmett spent Friday at the Salt Lake Temple. Don Stucki and family attended the Eastern Idaho State Fair in Blackfoot. Jay Hann took his son to Ogden to enter Stanford University. Daughters of Utah Pioneers meet Sept 30 at Mrs Walter Bird’s home. Alfred Rogers returned from Ogden after a relative’s major operation. Bert Griffith and Lena Steed of Ogden visited the Allred and Ringel households. Several families, including the Ringels and Allreds, hosted guests recently. Ralph Rich and others attended the USAC Montana State game in Logan. Theodore Wright of Stockton California visited Ringel and Allred homes. she is Laud Ringel’s sister. Effie Thomander rode the bus to Salt Lake City after a three week visit in Paris and Star Valley. Edwin T. Shepherd shopped in Salt Lake City for fall and winter stock. Dr L W Budge from Ogden and Ada Budge joined Merril Budge’s Manti Temple ceremony. Merrill Budge married Mercedez Sorenson of Richfield. Gerald Hansen and wife purchased the Crawford home and plan to move in soon. Crawford family moves to Wilford Lewis home. they plan to build on their south edge property.
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Gerald Hansen
E. H. Crawford
Mr. Hansen
Hansen Brothers
Bloomington Saw Mill Co
Crawford
Wilford Lewis
Frank Athay
Towah
Paris Couple Honored On Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Walter H Lewis celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on September 18 1948 with open house from 1 to 4 pm. Ninety guests attended a 6 pm chicken dinner at Emerson school followed by a program of poems sketches songs and dances performed by grandchildren and great grandchildren. Several out of town relatives attended including Agnes Brooker Claude Sprouse Garden City Utah Mary Ann Quinton Montpelier James Jackman Galt Lake City Wm Price Harry Wilker Ogden Sivel Nielsen Ovid plus twenty seven of the twenty nine grandchildren and eight of ten great grandchildren were present.
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Walter H. Lewis
Emerson School
Sam
Sandra Martinson
Val Moods
Garry Payne
Dwight Privett
Ronney Privett
Mrs. Lewis
Leona Payne
Carolyn Lewis
Carolyn and
Eldean Lewis
Laurel Sorenson
Lorna Lewis
Gwen Matthison
Arden Leetham
Arthell Sorenson
LoAnne Sorenson
LaRae Nielson
Maxine Moedl
MarJean Brooker
Lynn Moedl
Coleen Baker
Orson Grimmett
Ruby Bolton
Merlin
Kay Baker
Lorena Rowley
Agnes Brooker
Claude Sprouse
Garden City
Utah
Mary Ann Quinton
Montpelier
James Jackman
Galt Lake City
Wm Price
Harry Wilker
Ogden
Sivel Nielsen
Ovid
Hemmert Bateman Nuptials in Memory Park Ceremony
Miss Virginia Hemmert daughter of Mr and Mrs Lorenzo H Hemmert of St Charles wed Max G Bateman son of Mr and Mrs J A Bateman of Salt Lake City at Memorial House in Memory Park. Officiant John A Harter. Honeymoon to Las Vegas Los Angeles and San Francisco before settling in Salt Lake City.
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Virginia Hemmert
Lorenzo H Hemmert
St. Charles
Max G Bateman
J. A Bateman
Salt Lake City
Memorial House
Memory Park
John A. Harter
Dale C. Christenson
Logan
Harold E. Johanson Jr
Joy Bickmore
Donna Carlson
Dora May Hemmert
Lorena Hemmert
Reed J. Taft
William Savage
Gordon Christensen
Burk Thomas
Dwight King
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Salt Lake Tribune
Merinda Sparks Moves to Pocatello with Dean
Merinda Sparks and her son Dean left Monday for Pocatello. Merinda will teach at the high school while Dean enrolls at Idaho State University.
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Merinda Sparks
Dean
Pocatello
Merinda
Idaho State University
Women volunteers can 27 quarts of tomatoes
On Friday and Monday Mesdames Edna Bolton Amber Goebel Hattie Vallentine Leora Taylor Melinda Wyler and Lauriel Athay met in the lunch room to can 27 quarts of tomatoes. They also arranged fruit on new shelves built in the store room by Gordon Bolton. New linoleum was laid over the kitchen part of the lunch room.
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Edna Bolton
Amber Goebel
Hattie Vallentine
Leora Taylor
Melinda Wyler
Lauriel Athay
Gordon Bolton
Bear Lake Valley 85th Anniversary Program Planned
Sunday evening at 8 o clock in the Stake tabernacle the MIA sponsors a program commemorating Bear Lake Valleys 85th settlement anniversary The script by Mildred Y Hart of Bloomington will be presented with musical numbers The public is urged to attend this hour of entertainment
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Bear Lake Valley
Stake Tabernacle
MIA
Mildred Y Hart
Bloomington
Grimmett and Miss Shiell Wed in Bonners Ferry Ceremony
John O Grimmett and Geral dine Shiell were married in September at the bride’s parents home in Bonners Ferry. The couple, both graduates of the University of Idaho, honeymooned in California before visiting Paris. They later traveled to Palo Alto where John will pursue graduate studies in clinical psychology at Stanford University.
Potatoes Offered for Livestock Feed at 30 Cents per Hundred
Wesley Dodge, chairman of the Bear Lake County ACA at Montpelier, announces sale of fresh Irish potatoes for livestock feed at 30 cents per hundred. Shipments will be carload lots from the railroad siding in Montpelier, averaging 360 100-lb sacks per car load. Purchases limited to livestock feed. contact the ACA office at Montpelier.
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Wesley Dodge
Bear Lake County
ACA
Montpelier
Montpelier to Observe National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week
Montpelier to join Idaho communities in National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week. Homer L Hooban of the Idaho State Employment Service outlined the program, noting about 200 unemployed handicapped in Idaho and over 1000 new applications yearly. He urged employers to consider handicapped workers and coordinate local events.
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Montpelier
Idaho
Homer L. Hooban
Idaho State Employment Service
Congress
Hooban
Idaho InterAgency Committee
C A Robins
Norman B. Adkison
Veterans Administration
Montpellier
ISES
Mrs Heap and Mrs Hyde Travel for Medical Care in Salt Lake City
Mrs Clarence Heap and Mrs Van Hyde and their son Terry left Wednesday for Salt Lake City where Terry receives medical treatment for an injured leg. Mrs Heap returned Friday and Mrs Hyde and Terry will remain indefinitely.
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Clarence Heap
van Hyde
Terry
Salt Lake City
Heap
Hyde
Bear Lake County Fair 4 H Exhibit Winners Highlight
List of 4 H club winners across nutrition health garden and livestock divisions at Bear Lake County Fair with monetary awards. Names include Nadine Gardner Montpelier and Verla Wright Montpelier with various prize amounts up to 700 dollars. Awards span 1st to 4th years and multiple age groups.
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Bear Lake County
Bear Lake County Fair
Nadine Gardner
Montpelier
JoAnn Hansen
LaRae Rich
Janis Nielsen
Mary Lin Meek
Shannon Dunn
Joyce Pugmire
Marie Swenson
Jane Armatage
Julie Ann Dunn
Margene Hoge
Carolyn Jensen
Colleen King
Janet Hansen
Marlene Stevens
Motpelier
Lois Minnig
Nounan
Mariel Skinner
Beverley Bartschi
Norene Williams
Viola Minnig
Kay Bartschi
Kathryn Wuthrich
Iola Minnig
Dorothy Jewett
Verla Wright
Marilyn Kammerath
Joan Haddock
Bloomington
Irene Hillier
Geneva
Annette Hillier
Ethel Price
Lois Ann Tueller
Shirley Boehme
Carolyn Piggott
Connie Jacobson
Donna Laye Thornock
Gae Tueller
LafRee Tueller
Fawn Widmer
Ann Nelson
Wardboro
Ruth Dimick
Marlene Mitton
Lynette Kunz
Gloria Rigby
Pegram
Doris Boehme
Joan Edgehill
Fine Arts Club Meeting Reviews Liszt Book
The Fine Arts club met at Mabel Athay’s home on September 15 as Meryl Ward led a discussion of Franz Liszt by Guy De Pourtales. Ward then performed Liszt piano works including Liebestraum Hungarian Rhapsody No 2 Tarantella and Song of the Cavalier Perucchini.
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The
Fine Arts Club
Mabel Athay
Meryl Ward
Franz Liszt
Guy de Pourtales
Vera Maddock
Hattie Vallentine
Hilma Bateman
Vivian Spencer
Leonora Stucki
Paris Lions Hold Regular Club Meeting on Friday
The Paris Lions club resumed its monthly meeting at the Hotel Coffee Shop with President Morris Athay leading discussion. A farm-to-market road from Liberty through Lanark was assigned to a committee to consult County Commissioners, and a purebred pig project for Fielding High School agriculture students was referred to a committee led by VanNesg Vallentine for further study.
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Paris Lions
Paris Lions Club
Morris Athay
Liberty
Lanark
Fielding High School Agricultural Boys
VanNesg Vallentine
Fielding High School Sees Enrollment Rise to 193
Fielding High reports 193 students enrolled this year with increases across all classes. Freshmen lead with 67 students, followed by Sophomores 50, Juniors 44, and Seniors 43. For the first time in years no emergency teachers are on staff and every educator holds a standard certificate in their specialization.
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Fielding High
Local Socials and Visits Across Idaho and Nearby States
Mrs Ellis Thornton and children of Challis with G M Russell of Montpelier and Leon Kearl of Laketown visited the Angus Porter home. Fuhr and Morgan J Rich returned from Lincoln Nebraska after a week with friends. Morg says they enjoyed the trip. Friday evening visitors at the W Smith Hoge home included Arch Shepherd George Weifley and son from Richmond Cal Fern Clark of Denver Cole. Light refreshments served. Wm Jensen attended the Blackfoot fair and visited Roy Patterson and Daniel Jensen homes in Pocatello. Keith Chase family moved into Zula Cole’s home last week formerly Ray Reeder’s. Charles Law visited his wife in Logan hospital. Mrs Law recovering from major surgery. Charlies Innes spent weekend with relatives in Blackfoot and Pocatello. they enjoyed the State Fair in Blackfoot Friday night. John Grimmett leaving Saturday for Palo Alto California to spend four years at Stanford for graduate work.
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Ellis Thornton
Challis, Idaho
G. M. Russell
Montpelier
Leon Kearl
Laketown
Angus Porter
W Smith Hoge
Arch Shepherd
George Weifley
Richmond
Cal
Fern Clark
Denver
Cole
Wm. Jensen
Roy Patterson
Daniel Jensen
Pocatello
John Grimmett
Palo Alto
California
John
Stanford University
Fall Clean-Up Day Designated in Paris
City Council designates Saturday October 2 as Fall Clean-Up Day in Paris. Residents should place all rubbish in old containers at the roadside in the morning for a free city truck pickup beginning at 12 noon, limited to one day only.
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Paris
Wheat loan set at $1.81 per bushel in Bear Lake County
Commodity Credit Corporation loans will be offered at 1.81 per bushel for U S No 1 grade wheat in Bear Lake County this year. Eligibility depends on grade and test weight with storage options on farm or in approved warehouses and 3 percent interest through December 31 1948 with maturity by April 30 1949 through ACA committees.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
U. S
Bear Lake County
Agricultural Conservation Committee
Wesley Dodge
ACA
Barley Loan Rate set at $1.01 per Bushel in Bear Lake
The Commodity Credit Corporation will offer no collateral loans at $1.01 per bushel for No. 1 barley in Bear Lake County. Wesley Dodge announces loans cover on farm or licensed warehouses with no storage allowance and 3 percent interest through December 31 1949. deductions apply for warehouse charges unpaid by April 30 1949.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Bear Lake County
Wesley Dodge
Agricultural Conservation Committee
Dodge
ACA
Range Reseeding Tour in Oneida County
A range reseeding tour sponsored by the Extension Service Forest Service and Soil Conservation Service will be conducted September 27 starting at the Oneida County Courthouse in Malad at 9:30 a.m. Livestock men are invited to attend to observe reseeding work east of Malad and crested wheat grass seedings near Holbrook.
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Extension Service
Forest Service
Soil Conservation Service
Onedia County
Malad
Ray O. Peterson
Holbrook
Duane Hansen
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Springs
Grace
Soda Springs
Bancroft
Preston
O H. Grimmett
Salt Lake Temple
Don Stucki
Blackfoot
Jay Hann
Jay B
Will
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Walter Bird
Alfred Rogers
Bert Griffith
Lena Steed
Lester Allred
Alfred
Laud Rinngel
Seldon Parker
Sargent Rich
Preston and
Franklin
Ralph Rich
John Hoge
Lloyd Passey
John Stucks
Theodore Wright
Stockton, Calif
Wright
Mrs. Allred
Effie Thomander
Star Valley
Edwin T. Shepherd
L. W. Budge
Ada Budge
Manti, Utah
Merril
Manti Temple
Merrill Budge
Mercedes Sorenson
Richfield
Hemmert
Bateman
Bonners Ferry
John O. Grimmett
Geraldine Shiell
O H Grimmett
Calif
LaVall Hirschi
Virgil Boehme
Dennis Hirschi
Ernest Boehme
Royce Teuscher
Bruce Widmer
Shaldon Price
Lester Tueller
Lynn Bee
William Nelson
Don Kunz
Alton
Lee Ream
Dingle
I LaVall Hirschi
Sherwood Hirschi
Wayne Berrey
Dayne Lloyd
Charles Burgoyne
Jimmie Whinham
Orval Dimick
Lee Rigby
Garth Bischoff
STOO
Bobby Edgehill
FFA
Nyle Matthews
Beef Bay Law
Fielding High School
Philip G. Eldredge
University of Idaho
Eldredge
Mr. Fuhr
Morgan J Rich
Lincoln
Nebraska
Morg
Keith Chase
Zula Cole
Ray Reeder
Charles Law
Logan Hospital
Mrs. Law
Charlies Innes
Oneida County
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