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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1931
Page
8
Mrs. Milo Anderson and Mrs Aug Anderson of Grover are callers. Barretts sells Perfect Health Arch Shoes for women and men with comfort, service and moderate prices. Several locals visit Salt Lake Provo and Logan. Misses Hoge and Passey return to Paris from Lewisville. Roy Welker returns from Bear Lake. Dr Budge visits Montpelier. Also theatre ad CIMARRON April 19 20 21 and various local notices including births, sales, and service station news.
Bern brief notes list visitors and moves among Kunz family members. Wm J Kunz home hosts relatives from Portland and Grace while Mrs Abel C Kunz and others visit Salt Lake City. Edwin Alleman family relocate to Bern. Budge Island trip for sheep feeding noted.
Funeral services for Homer Rich age one and a half, son of Mr. and Mrs. Autumn Rich, were held Friday at one in the ward chapel with Bishop Ernest Allred presiding. Speakers included Bishop E C H, E M Pugmire, Senator Ola Trarstrum, Pres M D Low and Bishop Alfred. Music by the ward choir with numbers by Mrs. Landon Pugmire and Emery Welling. The child is survived by parents, a grandmother, and many relatives.
Four elementary schools from Rich County sent representatives to a Logan contest on Friday March 27 bringing strong performances.
Ralph and Rolland Davis set a new world non stop endurance record driving a Model A Ford named The City of Des Moines. They completed 47 138.38 miles across Iowa in 116 days, beating the previous mark by 33 680 miles and surpassing 2 336 hours. Engineers found no damage to engine or chassis and said the car could exceed another 60 000 miles. Governor Hammill and Walter Ferrell witnessed the finish at the east entrance of the state capitol.
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