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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1943

Page

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Fielding High opens season after initial loss at Malad

Fielding High football under Coach Ivan Willmore lost 25 to 7 to Malad in their opener on a Friday afternoon at Paris field. The squad, with many first game players, improved markedly in Tuesday’s stateside win over Grace by 7 to 1 as Hay Rich intercepted a Grace pass for a third quarter TD and the team relied on line plays and passes. Fielding schedules include games at Soda Springs and Bancroft with more matchups through November.

Ivan Willmore Malad Paris Hay Rich Grace Fielding Bavely Soda Springs Montpelier Bancroft Preston

Requisition Idle Trucks For Agricultural Transport

Idle used trucks may be requisitioned by District ODT offices or Agricultural County War Boards to move vital agricultural products. Requisitioning will only occur if owners of idle vehicles refuse access to use in service.

District Odt Agricultural County War Boards

Local CDT restricts football ticket sales to nearby residents

The Office of Defense Transportation asks all school and college football teams to confine ticket sales to residents of the city where the game is played. The aim is to reduce intercity travel, save gasoline, and cut rubber use by limiting distribution to local buyers.

Office of Defense Transportation CDT

Missing Army Lt Keith Rich Found Safe

An unofficial report says Lt. Keith Rich of the Army Air Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Standley Rich of Montpelier, who was recently reported missing in action, has been located and found safe after his bomber mission incident.

Standley Rich Montpelier Keith Army Air Corp Rich Ween

Elk Hunts Open in Bear River Range and Preserves

Elk season opens south of Bear River and west of Bear Lake in the Bear River Range from October 19 to November inclusive with few head allowed. Pocatello Elk Preserve offers 100 elk from November 21 to 25 with a $5 permit. Montpelier and Crooked Creek preserves set dates in October and November for bucks or deer, Bannock County wide hunting runs October 19 to November 2. Rainbow Red & Game Club meeting Thursday at 8 PM with J Q Beck attending.

Ares Bear River Bear Lake Bear River Range Pocatello Elk Preserve Montpelier Crooked Creek Bucks Bannock County Rainbow Red & Game Club J. Qo, Beck Fish and Game Department

Phillip Shepherd Graduates as Paratrooper at Fort Benning

Corporal Phillip Earl Shepherd son of Mrs Earl Shepherd formerly of Paris recently graduated from Fort Benning Georgia as a paratrooper. He earned the paratrooper wings after completing the commando program and was rated among the outstanding graduates slated for immediate overseas duty. He enlisted after Pearl Harbor and served at Camp Roberts California before transferring to Angell Island San Francisco for duty prior to Fort Benning.

Phillip Earl Shepherd Earl Shepherd Paris Fort Benning Georgia Cpl Shepherd Army Pearl Harbor Camp Roberts California Rex Budge Seth Budge Angell Island San Francisco Calif

Land Bank Boosts Bear Lake War Bond Subscriptions

The Federal Land Bank of Spokane increased Bear Lake County war bond subscriptions by 7000 dollars as the Land Bank announces 3 million dollars in bonds across Idaho Montana Oregon and Washington. NFLA secretary treasurer L Sumner Podd notes 500000 per state and 1000000 to Spokane with allocations based on borrower counts. The Grace National Farm Loan Association office serves as issuing agency for the Third War Loan drive.

Bear Lake County Federal Land Bank of Spokane L. Sumner Podd National Farm Loan Association The Land Bank Idaho Montana Oregon Washington R. E. Brown Pond NFLA Brown Grace National Farm Loan Association

Corporal Henderson Fends Off Japanese Patrol Alone

An Army corporal from Cannonville Utah killed five of an eight man Japanese patrol after missing an order to withdraw. He believed his unit stayed with him and opened fire when the Japanese appeared. The remaining three fled and he spent the night in the jungle before walking in for chow next morning.

Cpl Henderson Cannonville Utah Tommy Chow

Public urged to provide soldiers serial numbers

The War Department asks the public to use a soldier’s Army serial number in all inquiries to Official Agencies about officers or enlisted personnel. Providing the number saves time and material.

Army War Department

Local Montpelier Visitors and Family News

Montpelier and surrounding area residents exchange visits and travel notes. Mrs. Clarence Rich and Mrs. Chas Innes visited Montpelier Tuesday. Lena Patanck of Rock Springs Wyoming visits this week at the Ivan Beck home. Mrs. Vernon Rich and children visit Mrs. Rich's parents, the Grimmetts. Ora Nge leaves for Evanston after a week at Frank Nye's. Mr. Owen Shepherd and the Athays visit in Logan. Mrs. Athay stays with relatives. Morgan J. Rich returns from Salt Lake with daughter Harriet Rich. Mr. and Mrs. James Dunn and Dora Dunn guest at the Max Haddock home. Jean Stelovitch, June Perkins, and Atheline Gubler visit Ernest Gubler's home Sunday. Lester Allred and Fenton Allred and Beulah Hess attend memorial services in Acton Wyoming for Calvert Allred. Don Tueller and wife welcomed a baby boy born Tuesday at Dee Hospital. Pat Smart brings a Salvia berry branch with blossoms and ripe berries, an unusual sight for the season. Lindon Grandy arrives Tuesday from Farragut Idaho after naval training. Fay L. Peterson visits Paria and Montpelier on furlough. he serves with Military Police and has traveled to Africa and other POW locations.

Ration stamps extend validity into October

Ration notices detail meat stamps X Y Z and brown stamps A B C D with various October deadlines as well as food stamps blue U V W expiring October 20 and gasoline coupon changes across regions. Sugar stamps No 14 15 16 cover five pounds through October with home canning dates, shop stamp 18 valid for one pair. audit extension noted as indefinite.

Soldier From African Campaign Visits County

Mr and Mrs George Thorpe of Salt Lake City spent several days with relatives in Paris. He returned to the U S after nine months on the African campaign serving in the Medical Corps 9th Division. He now enters defense work locally.

George Thorpe Salt Lake City Paris Thorpe James L. Dursford Montpelier U. S

Hoge Couple Headed for Winter in Utah

Mr and Mrs George Hoge depart Tuesday for Bountiful Utah to spend the winter months. Both have employment nearby.

George Hoge Bountiful Utah Mrs. Hoge

John Bunn Returns to Paris From California Defense Work

John Bunn has returned to Paris from California where he was employed in defense work. He expects to return in the near future.

John Bunn Paris California Bunn

Mrs McCullough and Donelan Arrive to Visit Varner Family

Mrs H S McCullough and Mrs Harold Donelan of Ovid Colorado arrived Monday to visit at the Keith Varner home. Mrs McCullough and Mrs Donelan are mother and sister of Mrs Varner.

Homer V. Tunks Recalls Alaska Visit and Daylight Oddities

Homer V. Tunks, visiting Kodiak Alaska with the Navy Engineer group, and in Montpelier and Paris with relatives, notes on the island’s daylight. He says the shortest day has only four hours of daylight and summer brings only four hours of darkness.

Homer V. Tunks Kodiak, Alaska Navy Engineeri Montpelier Paris Homer

Delta Delta Club Hosts Arrow Club Evening

Mrs Merrill Booth entertained the Delta Delt club at the Arrow Club Wednesday. Mrs Hann received high score for the evening with guests including Mrs Ivan Beck Alton Bundergon Fred Derricott Palmer Tueller Jay Hann Roy Patterson and Lealle Cox.

Merrill Booth Delta Delt Club The Arrow Club Mrs. Hann Misdames Ivan Beck Alton Bundergon Fred Derricott Palmer Tueller Jay Hann Roy Patterson Lealle Cox

Mrs Dora Dunn Feted At James Dunn Home

Mrs Max Haddock hosted a Monday evening gathering at the James Dunn residence in honor of her sister Miss Dora Dunn who is visiting. Mrs Fred Derricotte won a high score and Mrs Jay Hann drew the all-out prize, with refreshments served to several ladies and the guest of honor.

Max Haddock James Dunn Dora Dunn Fred Derricotte Jay Hann Margaret Hill Pauline, Cox Velate Derricott Dorothy Tueller Fern Beck Lena Palanck Leola Rich Dortha Hann Verna Booth Mias

Farmers With Exceptional Production Records To Be Issued WFA Awards

Counties in which farmers have achieved exceptional production will be awarded an agricultural achievement award by the War Food Administration. They will be cited for achievement in production relative to 1943 goals, overcoming handicaps, shifts to war crops, farm efficiency, and better use of land and labor resources. One award per state with others in proportion to state farm population. Most awards likely in November. A similar award will be made to seasonal food processors with outstanding records.

War Food Administration U.S

Civilians Face Limited Shoe Allowance With Stamp Revisions

The War Production Board and Office of Price Administration announce changes to shoe stamps in War Ration Book Three. Stamp No 1 on Airplane sheet becomes valid November 1 and may last six months. Stamp 18 is extended indefinitely, overlapping next stamps. Expiration dates on shoe stamps may be eliminated, allowing saving until needed. More leather will be available for civilian shoe repairs due to a WPB order.

OPA QPA

Emerson School Forms Junior High Brades

On September 17 the three upper Brades of Emerson school formed a Junior High and chose officers Jay Bl Hann as president Merlyn Hymas as vice president Diane Rich as secretary A program committee LaRee Orr Vermilia Bloom Relta Collings will arrange activities A police force and jury were organized to maintain order Officers James Smedley Harl Vallen tine Clare Bolton Jury Verna Allred Janet Grimmett Verline Hansen Janet Collings Jennie Lewis Secretary

Emerson School Jay BL. Hann Merlyn Hymas Diane Rich LaRee Orr Vermilia Bloorn Relta Collings James Smedley Harl Valle

Fragments of visits and gatherings across towns

Sunday visits from Logan to the Frank Nye home. relatives with the Tuellers in Geneva Montpelier and Palo Alto. bonds purchases at Novelty theater. several local hospitality events including a tea and shower for Mrs. Henry Sparks. Mel Schenck travels to Pomona. Literary club meets with Beth West as reviewer and a large invited guest list.

War Ration Book Four To Last Nearly Two Years

War Ration Book Four will last about two years and be issued to no more than 120 million persons through schoolhouse distributions during the last ten days of October. The book combines point and unit stamps, is eight pages with 384 stamps, printed in blue red green and black.

OPA

Bride-to-be Honored at Tea Shower by Grimmett Aunts

Miss Olga Hoge was feted at a Saturday tea and trousseau shower at the Grimmett home. Guests numbered about one hundred as rooms glowed with salmon pink and ivory decor, asters and roses. Mrs Walter Hoge served as hostess pourer, gifts unwrapped in the gift room, and the honoree received many presents.

Olga Hoge Trousseau Mesdames O. H. Grimmett Walter §. Hoge James Bruce -Ard Stanford-Db Rich the-Grimmett Walter 8

Pre-Induction Training Planned for Boys in Nation’s Schools

War Department announces over one million 17 and 18 year old boys will enroll in voluntary civilian pre induction courses this fall. Training records appear on soldiers permanent cards and influence future assignments in the Army.

Pttty Ieee War Department

Safeguard GOVT Checks In Navy Allotment System

The Bureau of Naval Personnel reports rising losses of allotment and family allowance checks after delivery. Suggested precautions include placing your name on your mailbox, depositing checks promptly, and notifying the postmaster and Navy divisions in Cleveland if you move.

Bureau of Naval Personnel Bureau of Supplies and Accounts Navy Department Cleveland Ohio

Mrs Olga Hoge Visits Parents In Weekend Stay

Miss Olga Hoge who teaches in Pocatello spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs W Smith Hoge.

Olga Hoge Pocatello Mrs. W. Smith Hoge

Bear Lake County Still Short of War Bond Quota

The Third War Loan drive in Bear Lake county remains about 60 000 short of its 275 000 quota with 211 200 in bonds sold. Paris has 12 012 50 of its 25 000 quota. Figures dated Sept 28 show progress and urge residents to invest, with the drive extended to the week’s end.

Bear Lake County AP Thiel Paris

Former Logan Attorney M Logan Rich Dies in Los Angeles

Logan Journal reports M Logan Rich a prominent former Utah attorney and Logan native died at his Los Angeles home from complications after a head injury. Funeral services will be held in Los Angeles with burial there. Surviving are his wife two daughters his mother and several siblings with ties to Logan Ogden Sacramento New York and California. He practiced in Salt Lake City and served as assistant attorney general for Utah.

Utah Logan M. Logan Rich Los Angeles Calif Wilkshire Ward Attorney Rich Lettie B. Hancey Rich Geo. Q Brigham Young College Utah State Agricultural College USAC Washington D. C Don B. Colton Salt Lake City New York Charles M. Griffin Watsonville Logan Journal

US Casualties Total 105,205 From War End Navy Reports

US Armed Forces casualties announced to date total 105,205 with next of kin notified. Breakdown: dead 20,104. wounded 28,226. missing 32,905. prisoners of war 23,970.

United States Navy Department

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fielding High Fielding ODT Keith Rich Pete Horning State Game Department Phillip Shepherd Pocketbook of Knowledge Frontelins Figiltc Clarence Rich Chas, Innes Lena Patanck Rock Spring Wyo Ivan Beck Vernon’ Rich Ora Nge Evanston Frank Nye Owen Shepherd Frank Athay Athay Morgan J. Rich Salt Lake Harriet Rich Mrs Haddock Jean Stelovitch June Perkins Montpellier Atheline Gubler Afton Ernest Gubler Lester Allred Fenton Allred Beulah Hess Acton Calvert Allred Mra Don Tueller Pat Smart Lindon. Grandy Farragut Ogdens Fay L Peterson Paria Montpélier Fay Africa Bataan WFA James Nye of Dallas Tueller Christian Tueller Adeline Tueller Geneva Eliza B. Cook Provo Lynn Heyward Palo Alto Asael Smith Lao Mattson Chancey Mattson Vinnie Price Novelty Theatre Jack Tueller Ogden Bud Larson Ray Tueller Rae Bloomington Wilford Price Henry Sparks Mel Schenck Mel Fish Haven Donna Jensen Pomona Wm. Lauritzen Beth West Aza Athay William Jensen W. Smith Hoge Ven Ness Wallentine Nevwell Budge Lewrell Jensen Orson Grimmett Weldon Grandy Beth West End Virginia Thompson Zeb Hymen Epstein Fepa Ssasnania Renge Iymia Epsteins
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