Stan Sprouse and Bear Lakers Gather in Paris and Salt Lake
An elderly column recounts gatherings of Bear Lakers at Stan's Place in Salt Lake City and Liberty Park. Ezra J. Poulsen chairs next year’s group as members praise Stan Sprouse, reminisce on Bishop Amos Wright, and note a Paris boom sparked by Mark and Betty Lou Pugmire of Mark's Chevron Service through strong sales growth.
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Salt Lake
Oxia
Bear Lakers
Stan
Liberty Park
Hawley Bagley
Clarence Wright
Amos Wright
Bennington
Bear Lake
S. S
Ezra J. Poulsen
Ethel Clark
Tucker
Paris
Mark
Betty Lou Pugmire
Chevron
Francisco
New York City
Fielding P T A Holds Organization Meeting
The Fielding High School auditorium hosted the Fielding Parent-Teacher Association meeting last Wednesday night. Mrs. Margaret Bunderson presided as president and officers including Leora Taylor and Max Gollaher were named.
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Fielding Parent- Teacher Association
Fielding High School
Margaret Bunderson
Parent-Teacher
Beatrice Sleight
Leora Taylor
Max Gollaher
Irene Wyler
Gene Budge
Melba Vallentine
Viola Mattson
Tural
Thelma Michaelson
Congress
Mary Harris
Ira Lewis
Alfred Hart
Rex Haddock
Wayne Clawson
Amber Goebel
Velma Hannen
Vera Haddock
Gloria Scott
University of Idaho Alumni Meet Planned in Boise October 5
Idaho alumni gather in Boise on October 5 for a luncheon and open house at the Elks Temple before the Idaho Utah game slated to start at 1 30 p m. Transportation from the Elks Temple to the stadium will be provided with a buffet dinner and dance to follow. proceeds benefit the Boise Alumni Association Scholarship for a student entering the University of Idaho.
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University OF Idaho
Boise
William 3. Campbell
Alumni Association For
Southern Idaho
Boise Elka Temple
Art
Ilo Om
Elks Temple
Bolas
Alumni Association
Buff Ing
Boone and Crockett Club
New York
Idaho
Idaho Farmers Aid Soil Conservation Efforts Across State
Nearly 14 500 farmers and ranchers in Idaho participated in soil conservation programs across 45 districts covering 5 752 092 acres in the year ending June 30. The Soil Conservation Service logged 182 491 hours aiding practices including conservation crop rotations cover crops strip cropping range seeding tree planting and stubble mulch and major structural projects like miles of channel improvement and miles of closed drains.
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Idaho
R. N Irving
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Irving
Soil Conservation Service
Soil Conservation District
Yellowstone Park extends season to October 15
Yellowstone National Park will stay open until October 15 this year officials said last week. Over one million visitors have entered the park, with travel up 11.7 percent from last year. Through the south gate 404 181 have entered this year vs 306 367 last year at this time.
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Yellowstone National Park
Big Park
Lemuel Garrison
Daughters of Utah Pioneers Hold Garden City Convention
Bear Lake and Rich County D U P camps met at Garden City Ward chapel and hall last Thursday with President Carter of Salt Lake City as guest speaker. A pot luck luncheon followed at noon and over 60 members attended from the two camps.
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Bear Lake
Rich County
The
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Garden City
Ward Chapel
President Carter
Salt Lake City
Merry Go Round to be Presented by Paris Second Ward
The Paris Second Ward will present Merry Go Round on Tuesday October 1 at 8 p m in the Second Ward chapel under Leona Bird. An enjoyable evening is anticipated and all are invited to attend.
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Second Ward
Paris
Leona Bird
French Morocco Guests Visit Archie Shepherds Home
Lieut and Mrs Preston G Thomas and children Jo Ann Kathy and Billy arrived Monday night from French Morocco to visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Archie Shepherd Lieut Thomas is Mrs Shepherds son
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Preston G. Thomas
Jo Ann
Kathy
Billy
French Morocco
North Africa
Archie Shepherd
Thomas
Oldtime Machinery Exhibit in Mendon Utah
Display of 40 to 50 year old threshing engines and oldtime equipment at L. K Wood home Mendon Utah on Saturday September 28 at 2 pm with no charge. Six engines, old separators, horse power in operation, plus a steam circus caliope and precision models will thrill attendees as they relive thrashing days.
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L. K Wood
Mendon
Utah
Mr. Wood
Valley
Spartans Fall to North Gem at Bancroft
Fielding High School's injury plagued Spartans were outplayed in Bancroft last Thursday evening, losing 39 to 19 to the North Gem Cowboys. Key players Ferris Hymas and Gilbert Athay were added to the injured list with broken ribs, and Coach Boothe hopes a healthier team will improve for the rest of the schedule.
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Spartans
North Gem
Bancroft
Fielding High School
North Gem Cowboys
Stelwarts
Ferris Hymas
Gilbert Athayavery
Boothe
Jinxs
Priesthood Broadcast At Bear Lake Stake Tabernacle
Priesthood members of the Bear Lake Stake are urged to attend a 7 p m broadcast of the General Priesthood meeting from Salt Lake City. Bishops should organize strong Aaronic Priesthood representation and report attendance by 7 20 p m.
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Bear Lake
Tabernacle
L. S
Salt Lake City
Jensen and Poulsen Married in Paris Home Ceremony
Misa La Rae Jensen daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley Jensen of Ovid and James Poulsen son of Mr and Mrs Walter Poulsen of Paris were married Saturday evening September 21 at the groom's parents home with Bishop Clifford Price officiating. A reception in Ovid Saturday evening will follow for family and friends.
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Misa la Rae Jensen
Wesley Jensen
Ovid
James Poulsen
Walter Poulsen
Paris
Clifford Price
Paris Second Ward
Large attendance at Paris LD S Seminary
The LD S Seminary at Paris reports over 120 students enrolled under Wayne L Clawson, who directs the seminary while Gilbert Hull completes Army service in Texas. Hull is expected to return to Paris work in early November.
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LD. S
Paris
Wayne L Clawson
Change in Time for Fielding High Homecoming Assembly
The Homecoming assembly at Fielding High School will start at 12 noon on Friday September 27, instead of 1 o'clock. Students and alumni are advised of the time change.
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the Fielding High School
Dworshak Visits Bear Lake County on Highway Tour
Idaho Senator Henry Dworshak and Roscoe Rich toured Bear Lake County inspecting state highway projects and meeting voters. In Burley they revisited past ties with The Post and reflected on Dworshak’s rise from Burley Bulletin editor to U.S. Senate.
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Henry Dworshah
Idaho
United State Senate
Roscoe Rich
State Highway Department
Bear Lake County
Burley Bulletin
House of Representatives
Beig
8 ER Convention At Jackson Wyoming Set For Oct 7 8
The 89 era International Highway Association will hold its annual meeting in Jackson Wyoming on October 7 and 8. Election of officers for the ensuing year is on the agenda. A Bear Lake Basin unit delegation plans to attend alongside members from Arizona Utah Idaho Wyoming Montana and western Canada including Alberta and British Columbia.
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89 Era International Highway Association
Jackson
Wyoming
Martin H Cantwell
Bear Lake Basin
89Ers
Arizona
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Mexico
Alberta
British Columbia
Canada
Walter Lewis couple mark 59th anniversary at Paris home
Mr and Mrs Walter Lewis quietly observed their fifty ninth wedding anniversary at their Paris residence on Sunday September 22. Their eldest son and daughter in law, Lorin W Lewis and his wife of Salt Lake City, joined them for the day. The couple celebrated their fifty eighth anniversary last year with all seven children and grandchildren present.
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Walter Lewis
Paris
Lorin W Lewis
Salt Lake City
Mrr
Lewis
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital admissions list
Hospital records show admissions at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital including Nellie Thornock of Georgetown admitted Sept 10 for medical care and released Sept 17. Numerous patients from Montpelier Cokeville Paris Ovid and Pocatello listed with Sept 16 22 admission dates and varying medical and minor surgery statuses.
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Nellie Thornock
Georgetown
Lynn
Russell Roberts
Cokeville
Renee
Lyle Hayes
Montpelier
B. J Jackson
Robert
Lester Wigingtons
Takevisit
Wilford Widner
Annie Findlay
Ovid
Glen Grimmett
Paris
Herman Terchert
Kathleen Michaelson
Lillias Preston
Nancy
Lynn Stoddards
John L. Fox
Rex Dayton
Mia
Evelyn Watkins
Floyd Clark
Donald J Wuthrich
Funeral services for Mrs. Wilma Draper at Logan today
Funeral services for Mrs Wilma Draper wife of Dr Carroll Draper of the USU faculty at Logan will be held today Thursday at the North Logan Ward at 1 oclock She was born February 22 1913 the daughter of Samuel and Mrs Austin and resided in the Liberty area before moving to Logan She is survived by her husband six children ages 4 to 17 her father Samuel Austin of Richmond three sisters Ruth Kimball Leith Nicholls and Dean Hansen and one brother Dale Austin of Liberty
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Wilma Draper
Carroll Draper
US U
Logan
North Logan Ward
Samuel Austin
Liberty
Miss Ruby Bolton and T Jefferson Dunford Wed in Logan Temple
Miss Ruby Elaine Bolton of Paris and Thomas Jefferson Dunford of Bloomington were married September 20 at the Logan L D S Temple with President George A Raymond officiating. The couple planned a reception in Paris October 12 and will reside in Bloomington.
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Ruby Bolton
T. Jefferson Dunford
Ruby Elaine Bolton
Paris
Thomas Jefferson Dunford
Bloomington
Logan L. D
Temple
George A. Raymond
Juniper
Bear Lake Stake Logan Temple Day Set for October 1
The Bear Lake Stake Logan Temple day is set for October 1 at Logan Temple. Members are reminded to renew any expired recommends since July 31 and join temple workers on that date.
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Bear Lake Stake
LOGAN
Bear Lake
Stake
Logan Temple
New Radio Station KBRV Opens in Soda Springs
A new radio station KBRV at 580 on the dial began broadcasting last Saturday from Soda Springs. Cari Broadcasting owns it and Paul Croney will manage it. The 500 watt station serves southeastern Idaho with news markets weather and various music.
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KBRV
Soda Springs
Cari Broadcasting Company
Paul Croney
Pocatello
Idaho
Stake Square Dance At Laketown Saturday Night
The next Bear Lake Stake square dance is set for next Saturday evening at 8 00 p m at Laketown. The committee invites all Mutual age residents to attend these square dances.
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Stake Square Dance
Laketown
Bear Lake Stake
Salt Lake Optometrist to Visit Montpelier on October 1
Dr H. H. Scarborough of Salt Lake City will be at the Motor Hotel in Montpelier for one day only on Tuesday October 1.
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Salt Lake
H. H. Scarborough
Salt Lake City
Motor Hotel
Montpelier
Get Acquainted Meet For Emerson PTA Tonight
The Emerson School PTA opens the 1957-58 year with a meeting in the Emerson School gym at 8 PM. The theme is Getting Acquainted and singer Reese Almond will perform two musical selections. The public is invited to attend and support the PTA and the school.
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Emerson School
PTA
Reese Almond
P. T A
Idaho deer and elk season opens October first statewide
Idaho's general deer and elk season starts next Tuesday October 1 over most of the state. Hunters should study the official map and regulations for exact boundaries and dates as openings vary by area and several controlled or two deer zones add conditions. Fire danger remains a concern with special fire warnings and a need to extinguish all flames.
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Idaho
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Keep
Bear Lake ASC Opens 1958 Cost-Share Funds
Bear Lake County ASC votes to make 1958 ACP funds available to farmers for cost sharing on conservation practices. Signing up is first come, first served while funds last. local ASC office in Montpelier provides details and approved practices.
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Bear Lake County
ASC
Montpelier
Idaho Wheat Crop Shrinks Below 56 Million Bushels
Idaho wheat crop is estimated at 38 million bushels on September 1, three percent smaller than last year and five percent below the 10 year average. U of I extension market specialist R Wayne Robinson notes the U S crop is 18 percent under the average. Carryover stocks may decline next July 1 amid lower use. The SDA reports large fat cattle supplies for the rest of 1957 with Western states showing the biggest rise in feed numbers.
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Idaho
R. Wayne Robinson
University of Idaho Extension
U. S
SDA
Trousseau Tea Honors Bride at Parental Home
A trousseau tea was held last Wednesday September 18 at the Athay home for Mrs. Carl Trussel. Guests from the community delivered gifts as pink and white cake and fall flowers set a festive scene. The bride wore chantilly lace and ny Jon tulle with satin, florals included red roses.
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Trousseau
Carl Trussel
Dallas G. Athay
Jon Tulle
Margaret Budge
Georgia Monson
Beth Gertsch
Mary Armatage
Nadene Roberts
Shirley Truasel
Eden Lewis
Ronald Parker
Vickie Pugmire
Carolyn Lewis Bird
Area students enrolled at Idaho State College 2000 mark
Seven Paris area students enrolled this fall at Idaho State College in Pocatello. From Paris Gilbert Parker joins the school of trade and industrial education. Garden City students Nicholas White Jr Robert Schoessler Bob Shaffer and Doyle Stocking join T I and civil engineering. Enrollment passed 2000 this week with deadlines October 11 for final registration October 7 for 12 credits.
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Paris Area
Idaho State College
Pocatello
Paris
Gilbert Parker
School of Trade and Industrial Education
Garden City
Nicholas P. White
Robert C Schoessler
Bob G. Shaffer
Doyle I. Stocking
Ovid
Farrell A. Bartschi
Ivan Sleight
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Fielding P. T. A
Yellowstone Park
Rich and Bear Lake
French
Morocco
Archie Shepherds
Mendon, Utah
LA Rae Jensen
Wesley Poulsen
Paris Seminary
Henry Dworshak
B. L. County
Senate
Wyo
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Logan Canyon
Dunford
Mrs. Dunford
Southeastern
Soda
Emerson Pta
Bear Lake County Committee
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