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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1958
Page
2
The Paris Post advertisement states weekly publication in Paris Idaho with second class mail status since March 8 1879. It lists subscription at $2 per year and notes that display and classified rates are available upon request.
A letters column argues against using social security funds as a loan source for college education. The piece explains social security lacks cash assets, being funded by tax receipts borrowed by the government, and notes strong opposition from educators to underwriting high school and college education.
In Bear Lake County Idaho the probate court will hear on April 7 1958 at 2 PM the petition of Helen L Buhler for Letters of Administration with the Will annexed on the estate of Elmer Warren Buhler deceased Also any interested party may appear and contest the Will This notice is dated March 17 1958 and signed by E Woodruff Stucks Probate Judge and Ex Officio Clerk of the Bear Lake County Probate Court Seal Published March 20 27 and April 8 1958 Bear Lake County Idaho Paris Idaho Brown fields
The passage warns that seeking funds from industry foundations and individuals will lead to federal dictation of education. It argues such moves mimic Soviet control and threaten free representative government. It cautions against internal Self-destruction while defending against external threats.
A pamphlet critiques the welfare state in Britain, contrasting U S promises with British taxation and state housing. It argues heavy taxes fund public insurance, eroding independence and prompting reliance on government aid, while workers face union scrutiny for overwork and redistribution.
The Internal Revenue Service cautions federal income tax refunds will arrive late this year with many shipments routed to a central processing center for electronic handling. Some refunds will be issued after June 30 as returns are indexed and checked for deductions, errors, and incomplete filings. Most refunds should be completed by June, but some may arrive later in the year.
A nostalgic Easter cookie recipe uses New Orleans molasses pineapple juice and spices. It describes mixing, chilling, rolling to bunny shapes, baking at 350 F for about 12 minutes, yielding roughly 41 to 60 cookies depending on size.
Rex Arnell underwent an appendectomy at Caribou County hospital in Soda Springs and returned home on Monday. Brigham Irwin drove to Logan to bring Kurt and Hilding Anderson back to work, as families and visitors traveled between Logan and nearby towns. Primary Sunday service featured Elaine Transtrum as narrator with Stake board members present. Reed Hymas and Max Gollaher spoke, and Elder Howard Mecham was named genealogy class leader. Wilson PTA met and elected Williamson as president for the coming year.
Arch ie Vallentine and Gilbert Hull spoke with credentials presented by Conley Smith. Del Loveland Leonard Perkins Don Erickson and others received credentials. The Relief Society chorus performed and an award was given to the troop. Several local residents and visitors were noted with weekend trips and visits to family in nearby towns.
Liberty Sharon J. L. Jaussi attended a teacher's convention in Boise last week. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hymas were in Ogden Saturday. Willowdale Farm visitors included Alma Choules Moss Lewis Blaine Potter and Mr Owens of Preston. Arlow and Ivan Weston of Lakeside were home missionaries at the sacrament meeting Sunday. Gayle Eborn sang with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Afton E. Roberts. Mrs. Norman Roberts hosted a quilting at her home Friday. A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schwartz of Logan on March 27. Mrs. Stanley Morgan visited Sunday to stay with Mrs. Schwartz. Dane and Craig Papadakis of
Clerk advertises for sealed bids to grow hay on Bear Lake County Airport property for 1958 season. Bids due by 5 p m April 11 1958 and opened April 14 1958. Two parcels North of Airport and South East land eligible. Bids may cover one or both parcels. Advanced payment required. pasture rights not included. livestock barred. Authority reserves right to reject. SAM V. TUNKS, Clerk. Published March 27 April 8 10 1958.
Mr and Mrs Jesse R Matthews hosted visitors at their home and Calvin Hymas hosted Merlin Wilde in Mink Creek. Eldeen Hymas spent time in Salt Lake. Other locals attended a Salt Lake primary conference and a Montpelier cancer school.
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