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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1960
Page
3
A reflective piece recalls Thomas Jefferson’s faith in American resilience and self reliance. It contrasts past wartime unease with present doubt, arguing that ordinary citizens possess strength wisdom and courage to face fate. The author longs for Jefferson’s return to affirm the nation’s founding ideals.
Our 4-H group recounts a meeting led by president David Matthews with the pledge sung by Franklyn Crawford. Secretary Maxine Hansen read last week’s minutes while Cheryl Keele and Maxine Hansen demonstrated coping with failure and fear and the foods we should eat. Marty Passey and Mary Ward demonstrated bandaging. David assigned more demonstrations and reports. The next meeting is March 28.
Reporters Brad Rich and Jimmy Grandy cover eye protection and avoiding eye injury. Sally Minson and Sharyn Long discuss ear care and avoiding damage from loud sounds. Kevin Grimmett presents exercise benefits and simple routines for strength.
Mrs Mardell Sparks of Montpelier Mrs Eldon Lewis and Mrs Ben Kelsey visited in Sods Springs last Friday.
Emma Cheney and Lydia Johnagu visited Utah relatives before returning to Laketown on April 2. Mrs. Jane Earley Hyden funeral attendance included Lydia Wahlstrom Letha Johnson Pearl Weeton and Ernecat Irwin. Lynne Glaser wed Roger Blake Earley in a North Rich gym reception with music and refreshments. The issue notes community events, weather jokes, and a large Old Folks Party program led by Elijah C. Willis and Norman Gheen with entertainment and a spice-box surprise from Randolph.
Idaho officials explained federal boating stamps effective April 1 in states without own numbering. The Idaho law licenses motorboats for public lakes and rivers with fees based on boat length and horsepower. Federal numbers identify boats for safety and are valid only on designated Idaho waters and limited areas.
The Paris Post items note relatives’ marriages and family travels with Quil and Mary as siblings. It mentions bridesmaids Suzanne and Jeannie Johnson and Scott and Kent Johnson, Laketown ties, visits to Ogden and Salt Lake City, and children Russell Kenneth Laura. It also covers USMIA reorganization, new presidency and counselors, stake missionaries at Sacrament meeting, and a Friday wedding announcement for Lynne Glaser and Robert Earley. Paul Weston at Meadowville home, Perry Rand student in Salt Lake City.
The 80s Club met Thursday at Colleen Bangca’s home with thirteen members present. Attendees included Gloria Parker Lakae Poulsen Carol Wilcox Sandra Bog Mary Ellén Bolton Janel Hoffman Mary Michel Loraine Price and Nola Dunford of Garden City was invited guest.
Mrs Hattie Mattson of Laketown was a caller in Parla last Wednesday. The note records a local exchange event with Ms Mattson participating in a community Q and A program.
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