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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1932
Page
5
Friday evening April 15 at the FH 8 Gym features a grand carnival with seven side shows and seven circus bands. Doors open at 8 o'clock for dancing as shows run for seven hours with tickets at 5 cents per show and 50 cents for dancing.
Lionel Barrymore leads a cast in Broken Lullaby at Rich Theatre Montpelier next Sunday to Tuesday. The film offers a moving portrayal of war’s impact with audiences sensing indictment of warfare and a poignant romance, plus a glimpse into a remorseful man’s inner world.
Retired Logan merchant Mose Lewis now living in Salt Lake City visited here this week. He called on Mark Allen at Allen's Ladies Store and then visited Montpelier, his former home, after a coast trip. He urged merchants to be glad to do business locally.
A terse aphorism notes that gossip stems from active ignorance rather than informed deliberation, attributing social chatter to incomplete knowledge and playful cynicism.
Mrs Maud Christensen of Conda 38 Bit and Mr and Mrs eG Arnell had arm incident from a hit and run driver. William Arnel of Georgetown called in town Friday. Eugene Rich family returned from Marysville for Harold Rich funeral. Mrs Orikndo Monson Bolden visiting Bloomington. Steve Floyd hosts friends Sunday. Rue Windley town caller Saturday. Ernest Bowman hosted Rock party Saturday night with many guests. Apron and overall dance held Wednesday evening. Robinson in town buying cattle Monday. Welker and wife, W Smith Hoge and Dow Johnson out of town. Burton Thomas and children of Bloomington visited Orlando Monson this week. Mom McCann called on friends Friday.
Bern notes lambing under way with Walter Buhler and Earl D. King in Montpelier for a few days. Ten men and 9 span of horses opened the Bern to Montpelier road last weekend. Horace Kunz and family from Los Angeles departed after two weeks visiting relatives. Birth announced for Bishop and Mrs Robert Schmid a son born April 6. mother and baby reported doing well.
Residents report a mix of overhead slush and slick patches in Laketown on March 30 as winter loosens its grip. Elders Morris D. Low and Alfred A. Hatt, visiting stake presidency members, ministered at the local church during the 1 pm service, bringing word to the community.
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