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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1929

Page

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Snowy Aprils and Radio Conference Attendees Reach Laketown

Laketown residents noted 3 inches of snow on April 6 and planned to thank the moisture. At the Weston and Willis homes neighbors gathered Friday to Sunday to listen in on the Salt Lake City Latter Day Saints conference via radio, hearing proceedings with minimal interference. Visitors included Bishop George H. Robinson, Joseph A. Cheney, Benjamin Weston and wives, plus other family members.

Latter Day Saints Salt Lake City Temple George H. Robinson Joseph A. Cheney Benjamin Weston

Bloomington Bits Busy birth and travel notes from town

A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson of Dines Wyoming on March 18. Fred Huckvale returned from Salt Lake City. Merrill Thompson moved to Cokeville Wyoming for work with John Stoner. Mrs. Lee Oakey left for Oakley Wyoming after a visit with her mother Minnie Jarvis. Roy A. Welker and family from Paris visited. Alma Findlay went to Salt Lake City for conference and relatives. Wilford Bartschi welcomed a baby boy. mother and twins well. Mrs. Bartschi was formerly Lillie Nelson. Della Patterson heads to Ogden Utah for a few days. Wendell Christensen welcomed twin boys. mother and boys fine. Hyrum Esterholdt of Pegram visited town. Saul Hymas of Liberty visited Hyrum Thornock. Ivan Reese returned from California. Frank Thompson ill with flu and blood poisoning. Oral Ward recovering from mumps. Roal Palmer of Cokeville Wyoming also mentioned.

Frank Thompson Dines Wyo Fred Huckvale Salt Lake City Merrill Thompson Cokeville John Stoner Lee Oakey Oakley Minnie Jarvis Roy A. Welker Paris Alma Findlay Wilford Bartschi Bartschi Lillie Nelson J. P. Patterson Della Ogden Utah Wendell Christensen Hyrum Esterholdt Pegram Saul Hymas Liberty Hyrum Thornock Ivan Reese

Local Social Notes From Montpelier and Nearby Avenues

Wednesday and Thursday attendance on business matters noted. Mrs Elton Bunn of Montpelier visiting with her mother Mrs Minnie Jarvis. Mrs Ida Thornock returned from Cokeville Wyoming due to illness. Mrs Beckie Hill left for Green River Wyoming after staying here and in St Charles. Will Thornock employed at Laketown spent two days with family. Mrs Ross Thornock and her son returned to Cokeville Wyoming Friday after six weeks with Mrs Rachel Thorpe.

Elton Bunn Montpelier Minnie Jarvis Ida Thornock Cokeville Wyo Beckie Hill Green River St. Charles Will Thornock Laketown Ross Thornock and Son Rachel Thor

Ambiguous Main Street Move Affects Local Lunch Room

Fragment describes someone removing a pool table and planning to relocate a petition to enlarge a lunch area on Main Street, with unclear details about parties or outcomes.

Main Street

Randolph residents attend Balt Lake conference amid wedding plans

George Wilson led a Salt Lake City visit while a large Randolph turnout travels to Baltic Lake to name attendees for a fear of miz day at the bride's home. Mrs. A G Rex leaves for A fine son is born to Mr and Mrs Ray Johnson. Babe is doing nicely. L Hellstrom ill for a week. Clifford Calder and Milo Brooker pass through Randolph en route to Garten City. Arthur McKinnon conducts ceremony. Lafe Hunt and wife move from Chenck ranch. Yaghh Soden faces changes in business location.

Ray Johnson Rand Babe L. Hellstrom Clifford Calder Milo Brooker Randolph Garten City Balt Lake Arthur McKinnon Lafe Hunt Chenck Ranch

Liberty Mian Elected Vice President of Glee Club

Raymond Wood of Liberty Utah and a junior at Utah Agricultural College was elected vice president of the college glee club. He is president elect of the Ag Club and a member of the Priary Club.

Liberty Mian Glee Club Logan Utah Raymond Wood Liberty Utah Agricultural College Mik Wood School of Agriculture Ag” Club Priary

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