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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1929

Page

4

Town unity and neighborly virtue in Burley Herald edition

A column urges townspeople to unite and speak well of neighbors, contrasting Scots and Irish reputations and stressing the harm of prejudice. It notes practical neighborly values, then shifts to health tips on coughing from Dr. L. E. Eubanks and a series of brief humorous items and front-page quips from various local papers.

Burley Herald The Good Health Magazine L. E. Eubanks

Proper Chimney Flue Sizes Boost Heating Efficiency

The Holland Institute of Thermology urges homeowners to size chimney flues correctly to improve furnace performance. Minimum openings vary by heater type from 28 to 70 square inches, with central systems needing a continuous three to five story height and no offsets. Thorough spring cleaning by a sanctioned cleaner is advised to prevent soot buildup and fire risk.

Holland Institute of Thermology of Holland Mich Imney Holland Institute of Thermology The

Obstructions in Chimney Hamper Heaters Action

Advice from Holland Michigan on testing chimney draft for heating plants. Poor draft may be due to nonstraight flues, double walls, eddies, restricted areas, air pockets, or plaster covering old fireplace openings. Regular annual cleaning by a suction cleaner improves efficiency without mess.

Community Notes From Laketown Ward and Surroundings

Local column reports spring waiting in Laketown and roads with snow mud and slush. Notables include Mrs Emilia Tremelling’s birthday, Relief Society activities, Easter discourses by Elders Weston and Robinson, and social events at the homes of Mrs Eunice Orvin and Mrs Joyce Irwin.

Solomon Tremelling Grandma Melinds Lamborn Lamborn Relief Society George N. Weston Vernon G. Robinson Lola A. Waldstrom Redeemer Ray Nixon Shupe- Williams Candy Co Ogden Utah Wesley J. Kearl Laketown Randolph Eunice Orvin Joyce Irwins

Local Visits and Summer Plans Stir Community

St Charles residents host Mr and Mrs Merrill Mattson and other guests. Mrs Emma Transtrum travels to Salt Lake for urgent travel. The Hill family heads to Cheyenne for summer. Grandchildren Lloyd and Doyle Stock visit their grandparents. Agnes Nelson spends a week in Paris. Adelia Cleveland visits Montpelier where Edwards son is recovering from surgery. Bishop and Mrs Keetch host friends for dinner and an afternoon visit with Nancy Allred Ola Transtrum H Keetch Eliza Denio Iola Bunderson Emma Pugmire John Rich William Keetch Bert Hymas.

Merrill Mattson Christina Mattson Emma Transtrum Salt Lake R. Hill Rose Norma Cheyenne Wyo Lloyd and Doyle Stock Edmond Monson Agnes Nelson Paris Adelia Cleveland Montpelier Wood Bishop E. C. Keetch Nancy H. Allred Ola Transtrum H. C. Keetch Eliza Denio Iola Bunderson Emma and Curtis Pugmire John E. Rich William Keetch Delbert Hymas

Dingle Items: Costume Ball and Local Drama

The Re Hef Society hosted a Costume Ball on Wednesday with many good costumes and a joyful crowd. Saturday night the Dingle M. LA presented The House Next Door with strong performances. Bishop J W Sirrine visited his mother over the weekend and Mrs Sirrine celebrated her 73rd birthday with friends Sunday evening.

Re- Hef Society Dingle M. LA J. W. Sirrine

Bern Brevities: Local Visits and Play in Bern

Weekend visitors included Ron Dunford and family with Howard Clark of Bern. The Wardboro MIA presented The Little Clodhopper with an able cast. Other attendees: Hilda Parker Gladys Berry Edgehill Booth and others. Local church missioners Charles Humphreys and Mrs Kunz illness care arrangements referenced. Funeral attendees listed for Harold Anderson baby. Church talks held by Charles Humphreys.

Ron Dunford Bloomington Howard Clark Bern Newel Clark Georgetown Heber Kunz Wardboro Clodhopper Miss McDonald Etta May Keetch Mae Berry Ruby Berry Russell Hansen Milton Edgehill Earl Jensen Hilda Parker Gladys Berry Mr. Edgehill Royal Booth Jesse Hansen Frank Dalrymple Dimick Bishop Robert Schmid Lanark D. J. Kunz Berndash Logan Utah Robert H. Kunz Robert Kimz Parley Buhler Elmer Buhler Edwin Alleman Rudolph Bienz Jr Harold Anderson

Noted Auctions at Christman Jewelry Paris and Fielding Property Lease

Dr A L Chilton to visit Christman Jewelry Store Paris from Apr 19 3 pm to 6 pm and Apr 20 8 am to 6 pm per notice. Also bids for lease of Fielding High School and Seminary property west of town due April 4 1929 per Fred J Price Clerk Bear Lake Stake.

A. L. Chilton Christman Jewelry Paris Stucks Fielding High School Seminary Fred J. Price

Corney Turns the Trick Presented by Gleaner Class

Friday program by the Gleaner Class featured a play Corney Turns the Trick with works including Negro Yallaby by Ida Jarvis Rose Painter Gwen Price and Norma Patterson plus two duets Into the Dawn with You and Virginia Lullabye by Gwen Price and Norma Patterson A conference followed on Sunday and the town's participation was high The Relief Society held its annual celebration Monday the 18th with The Miracle humorous debate readings and musical selections A ladies dance and refreshments closed the event

Corney Ida Jarvis Rose Painter Gwen Price Norma Patterson Norma Patterson Ruth Dunford Rose Patterson Nephi Michaelson Hortense Rich Stake Board Relief Society

Military Training Camp Enrollment Inquiry

A citizen from Paris Idaho asks County Chairman John A Wallis how to enroll in a Citi zen's Military Training Camp this summer. The note requests age limits 17 to 24 and mentions open enrollment with no military obligation.

Iverf Nee Seay

Factory Hand Foot Race Question Echoes at Noon

A fragment hints at a factory hand possibly losing a foot race as the noon whistle sounds. A mistress asks about town supplies with a remark that the china will not last beyond Sunday.

Jack

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