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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1947

Page

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Very Successful Conference Held Sunday

The regular quarterly conference opened at 10 30 Sunday with Pres s and W Stucki presiding. Speakers emphasized priesthood responsibility and welfare work. The session praised missionary efforts, youth protection, and faith, with moving anecdotes from parish leaders about wartime service and postwar faith.

W. Stucki Bryan Booth Stucks Stake Whitney Transtrum Fred J Price Violet Nelson Stake Missionaries Edwin H Shepherd Archie Shepherd Ruby Bolton Bick Kirkham

County Agent Willard Kunz Accepts Rupert Idaho Transfer

The County Extension Agent Willard Kunz will transfer to Rupert Idaho in the near future. He will remain here until a suitable replacement is chosen. Kunz has served about two years and earned many friends. the community regrets his departure but wishes the family success at the new location.

Willard Kunz Rupert Idaho Kunz Mr Kunz

L B D Church Column Temple Schedule 1947

October 2 5th Quorum Elders October 20 Paris 1st Ward November 6 4th Quorum Elders November 17 Paris 2nd Ward December 4 6th and 7th Elders December 15 St Charles. At a meeting with Priesthood leadership President Oscar A Kirkham asked for the Spiritual Needs of the Bear Lake stake. Eleven needs listed include greater participation humility and prayer among others.

Paris St. Charles Oscar A Kirkham Reventies Clta Bear Lake Bro. Kirkham

Logan High Dominates Fielding in Preseason Game

Logan High routed Fielding High 45 to 0 on the local gridiron in a Thursday practice. Logan coach Cliff Pool praised the squad's strength and condition, noting no major injuries aside from minor bruising.

Logan High Lava Hot Springs Larry Poulsen Logan Cliff Pool Wittmore

Nephi W Payne Georgetown Stockraiser Dies at 63

Nephi W Payne 63 prominent Georgetown stockraiser died Saturday at 4 am in Caribou Hospital Soda Springs. Born October 22 1883 in Bloomington he married Ada Smart in June 1912 Salt Lake temple. Survived by widow six sons and daughters 14 grandchildren 11 siblings. Funeral held Tuesday in Georgetown ward chapel.

Mr Payne Bloomington Samuel Lydia Kelsey Payne Ada Smart Salt Lake Temple LDS Church Lydia Payne Conda Roscoe Elwood Bodell Midvale Utah William Payne Pocatello Junior Payne Georgetown Kenneth Payne US Navy Frank Albert Burton Ernest Payne Lydia Thornock Lott Payne Acel Payne Ogden Elmer Payne Hmily Rainaton Idaho Falls Robert A Payne Mary Ellen Vallentine Dingle Georgetown Ward Chapel

Quackgrass Killer Shows Promise in Weed Fight

A US Department of Agriculture weed study reports IPC, isopropyl N phenyl carbamate, kills quackgrass and other grasses when applied at the base in five to sixty pounds per acre. Effectiveness improves when applied to soil rather than leaves, but soil dryness can hinder results. Caution urged as long term effects and name packaging are not fully known.

Paris France Europe Dover Dunkirk Antwerp Othe Cyril Budge The High Council Department of Agriculture IPC Department Exchange

Garden City MIA Opens Season With Social

Garden City MIA opened its season with a ward hall social on Tuesday evening September 23 attended by sixty five members. Counselor Bryan Booth welcomed guests while President Farrell Spencer outlined the winter’s work and invited all to attend. The hall featured maple leaves and fall flowers with music by the Randolph orchestra. Refreshments included root beer and ice cream as the group enjoyed the evening.

Garden City Mia Ward Hall Bryan Booth Farrell Spencer Randolph Orchestra

Prominent county man Oren B Solum dies at 55

Oren B Solum, Montpelier mayor and Bear Lake County figure, died Saturday in a Salt Lake City hospital after a lingering illness. Born January 11, 1892 in Iola Wisconsin, he moved to Bear Lake years ago and held multiple civic roles including city councilman, county commissioner, and Red Cross chair. He leaves a widow Florence and five sons and daughters, plus six siblings. Funeral services were held Wednesday in Montpelier with burial there.

Montpelier Bear Lake County Oren B Solum Salt Lake Solum Iola Wisconsin Bear Lake Georgetown King Solomon Lodge Loyal Order of Moose International Order of Odd Fellows County Republican Committee The Red Cross Bear Lake Valley Robert Salum Belva Williams Conda Maxine Haggerty Kemmerer Wye Darwin Solum Marlene Solum Harris QO Solum Wallace E. L. Solum Ephrata Washington John C Solum Anna Hanson Clara Danielson Montpelier 2Nd Ward LDS Church Montpelier Cemetery King Solomon

Parents of Mrs Mitchell Sparks Parents Die in Idaho Crash

Mr and Mrs L P Lamb of Boise Idaho, parents of Mrs Mitchell Sparks, were killed Sept 13 in a head on collision two and a half miles from their home. Survivors and relatives from Paris Montpelier Logan attended services in Boise last Thursday.

L. P Lamb Boise Idaho Mitchell Sparks Fenton Allred Ben Kelsey Henry Sparks Paris C N Sparks Lyman Sparks Montpelier LeGrande Pendrey Logan

Proclaims P T A Week For October Observance

Governor C A Robins proclaims October as parent teacher association month and designates October 17 as membership week to promote public awareness and recruit new members for youth and national interests.

C. A. Robins America

Fine Arts Club Hosts Sept Meeting in Bloomington

The Fine Arta Club met September 17 at Mrs. LaVell G. Ward’s Bloomington home. Louise Stock reviewed “Peace of Mind” by Joshua Loth Lubman. Members present included Wanda Rich, Vivian Spencer, Jean Kunz, Helen Crawford, Meryl Ward, Leanora Stocki, Elaine Webb, Vera Haddock, Mabel Athay, Louise Stock and Ruth Pugmire Gueats. guests were Lark Bateman, Mildred Hart, Merle Ward and Mrs. Glen Stock.

Fine Arta Club LaVell G. Ward Bloomington Joshua Loth Lubman Louise Stock Wanda Rich Vivian Spencer Jean Kunz Helen Crawford Meryl Ward Leanora Stocki Elaine Webb Vera Haddock Mabel Athay Ruth Pugmire Gueats Lark Bateman Mildred Hart Merle Ward Glen Stock

Party to honor retiring D.U.P. officers in Paris Ward

A party is planned Friday September 26 at 2 PM in the Paris Second ward meeting house to honor Captain Etta Bird and her fellow retiring officers of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers.

Etta Bird Daughters of Utah Pioneers Paris Second Ward

Ben Johnson Reappointed Idaho March of Dimes Chairman

Ben Johnson of Preston is reappointed Idaho March of Dimes chairman for 1948 by Basil O Connor. L Dee Belveal Idaho representative notes O Connor also named Cornelia Skinner national women's chairman for 1948. Belveal urged Idaho to back the drive to fund polio research and patient aid nationwide.

Ben Johnson Preston Idaho March of Dimes Basil O'Connor National Foundation For L. Dee Belveal Idaho National Foundation Belveal O'Connor Cornelia Otis Skinner New York City National March of Dimes Johnson Belveal Bald Auc America Miss Skinner

Former Paris Woman Dies at Evanston Wyoming

Funeral services were held for Lena Johnston Tremeling 62 at Evanston Wyoming. Born November 5 1885 in Paris Idaho she married Harry Tremelling in 1903 and lived in Almy and Evanston. Survived by five sons and daughters, thirteen grandchildren, and several siblings.

Lena Johnston Tremeling Evanston Tremelling Paris Idaho Harry Tremelling Charles Almy Wyo MDS Relief Society Singing Mothers Isabell Dunning Ramona Desmond Green River Kenneth Tremelling Midvale Utah Wilford Tremelling Luella Horne Elvira Stacey Rosela Matilda Johnston Hivanston Lucy Stacey Salt Lake City Joseph Johnston Cheyenne

Tillage Demonstration Draws Idaho Local Men

Local men from southeastern Idaho attended a Tetonia Dryland Experiment Station tillage demonstration. Roy Agile A L Schirm and Donald Inter from Montpelier joined Jack Kennard Joseph Rowsell and Hugh McKay of the Soil Conservation Service to show equipment and practices for stubble mulch tillage, spring seeding, and erosion control.

Roy Agile A. L. Schirm Donald Inter Montpelier Tetonia Dryland Experiment Station Jack Kennard Joseph Rowsell Soil Conservation Service Hugh McKay McKay

Fall Cleanup Day Set for This Saturday in Paria

The City council designates Saturday Sept 27 for Fall Cleanup. Residents should place unsightly rubbish at the roadside in old containers. a city truck will begin rounds at 12 noon to haul away piles free of charge.

Paria Giveryone

Top Prices at Idaho Purebred Sheep Sale Hit 83,153.50

Idaho Falls hosted the fifth annual purebred sheep sale with 602 sheep sold at an average $64.05. C N Carlson of Ovid topped the sale with five Hampshire yearling ewes bringing $82.50 per head, totaling $412.60, bought by L D Wilde of Brigham City Utah.

Idaho Idaho Falls B. D. Murdock Acon Hampshire C. N. Carlson Ovid L. D. Wilde Brigham City Utah

St Charles Couple to Observe Golden Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. David N. Pugmire will mark their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at their St. Charles home on Saturday October 4 from 1 to 6 p m. Friends and relatives are invited to call.

St. Charles David N. Pugmire

Hunter safety campaign urged as big game season nears

The Idaho fish and game department renewed a firearms safety push amid rising hunting license demand and an expected 80 000 hunters in the field. Director Tom Murray urged hunters to look before they shoot and keep safety posters and bumper strips in view at stations and during travels. Last year seven hunting fatalities were recorded in Idaho.

State Fish and Game Department Tom Murray Game Department Idaho Boise Bonners Ferry

Farmers Seek Help With This Tillage Work

Farmers report problems with a tillage method and request guidance on handling issues during soil preparation. Agricultural officials note potential impacts on yields and soil health and offer practical recommendations.

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E W Stucks Mountain Tops Alfred A Hart Pres Stucks Alfred Howell Ymmia Board Charles Nichols Edwin T Shepherd Pres. Stucki Lava Grace Soda Bancroft Blackfoot Nephi Payne Nephi W Payne Urday Caribou Hos Pital Soda Springs Garden City Oren B. Solum D.U.P Evanston, Wyo Tetonia Carlson
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