Court House Interior Repainted by Charles Rogers and Floyd Lewis
Interior redecorating of the court house underway. All woodwork is being painted white and office rooms redecorated by Charles Rogers and Floyd Lewis.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1947
Page
8
Interior redecorating of the court house underway. All woodwork is being painted white and office rooms redecorated by Charles Rogers and Floyd Lewis.
Mrs David Butler and daughter in law Mrs Earl Butler of Montpelier were Monday visitors with Mrs Butler's father Mr John Scheidegger.
Mrs Ray Stock and two daughters hosted by Ivan Beck. several families travel to events in Paris, Montpelier and Salt Lake City. Community reports flu and mumps cases, plus measles. various other visits include Logan to Ogden and Rexburg trips, and a 1947 Plymouth purchase by Mr and Mrs Jensen.
Want ads announce plumbing installation and repair services by Morris B Athay with contact via phone 2476.
Lanark residents share travel to Logan and Boise with relatives while primary officers visit. Easter program in Sunday School features Karen and Ordel Passey with solos by Ray Reeder and local families. Birthday celebration for Harlan Eborn hosts guests from Paris Garden City Liberty and Salt Lake City.
Lyman Rich of Logan spent Sunday with relatives and friends. The Nye and Hann families visited Evanston. Jay B Hann Sr of California visits his son Forester Hann. Lindon Grandy, at Weber College, visits his father Henry Grandy. Bertha Hoge attended a club meeting in Montpelier. De Witt Grandy and family of Duscane, Utah, spent the weekend with Emil Grandy. Ralph Lewis travels to Salt Lake City to visit daughter Mrs Jack Lane. Steve Poulsen arrives from Portland to visit Walter Poulsen. Sam Hymas of Montpelier attended funeral services for Mrs Shepherd Taft Budge Ada Budge and M G Price were Logan visitors. Elwin Herrick and wife welcomed a seven-pound baby girl born March 26 at Af ton Wy. Mrs Herrick was Mary Lou Bolton, daughter of Dave Bolton.
Mr and Mrs Junior Pugmire and their children traveled to Randolph Sunday to join relatives in celebrating Mrs Rexs birthday anniversary. Mr Pugmire returned home Sunday evening while Mrs Pugmire and the children stayed for a longer visit with relatives at Randolph and Ogden.
Mrs Connie Jean Cheney rode to Logan to meet her aunt Mrs Pheebe Innes then to Nephi to stay a few days returning by schol bus on Wednesday. Everett Barker family moved into the former Warren Taylor home for the season. March was sent forth on the Lion order. Allen Siddeway and children handled business in Logan. Murphy and Morris Smith and mother Sarah A Smith from Ogden visited, bringing Lesslie Webb home after a week with his wife. Steven Barley joined for a trip. George Earley and Al Siddeway visited Paris and Montpelier for grain cleaning and treatment. Montpelier hosts included Murphy Smith, Morris Smith, Stephen Earley, Heber Irvin, Sid Irvin, and Jos Earley. Henry Earley toured to Ogden with Mrs Carl Norris en route to Salt Lake City. Clarence Peterson of Logan visited the Oliver Wahlstrom home and relatives. George Wesley, Weston welcomed a healthy son born Saturday in Logan. Mother and baby reported well and proud.
The article argues for selecting hens with strong survival under reasonable conditions and high egg production given proper feed and care. It notes that income from eggs typically exceeds revenue from selling carcasses.
Friday's Idaho Falls temple visit drew Mr Walter Poulsen and Mrs Poulsen, Mr John Fuchs and Mrs Fuchs, and Mr Calvin Smedley and Mrs Smedley.
In The Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho Estelle Floyd administratrix of the estate of Chancey M Floyd deceased notifies all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be exhibited at the office of D E Haddock attorney in Room One Grimmett Building Paris Idaho. Dated March 31 1947. First published April 8 1947 last published June 1 1947.
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