Aris Post Admitted as Second Class Mail Matter
Notice states that Aris is admitted to mail service as second class matter at Paris Idaho Post Office under the act of March 23 1879.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1957
Page
2
Notice states that Aris is admitted to mail service as second class matter at Paris Idaho Post Office under the act of March 23 1879.
Liberty Sh aron Mr and Mrs Von Atkinson and daughter Kathy return to Twisp Washington after a visit with Alfred Humpherys family. Mrs Beverly Humpherys and Mrs Merilyn Marx of Montpelier visited. Norman Roberts attended a study class at Bp Glenn Stock home. Carolyn Morgan of Rexburg returns for spring vacation with Evan Morgan and family visiting Salt Lake City area. Carol Rae Johnson of Ovid stayed with Diane Hyman over weekend. Calvin Hymas farms land near Logan.
The Bloomington Ward presented a Wednesday evening drama in St Charles with strong directing makeup and music. After the show the cast shared pop and cookies in the new kitchen. Junior Pugmire rushed home for his daughter Tamara's appendicitis operation and returned to Rigby Saturday. Tamara is recovering well. Pamela Hulme remains ill with measles at home. Ronnie Peterson was named most preferred young man at the Paris Pep Club Formal the prior Friday. Blaine Rich and family of Logan visited the Orson Rich home Sunday.
The Lanark news notes multiple local happenings including Lyman Bunderson with blood poisoning from a finger cut at Bear Lake Hospital, illnesses of Mrs. LeRoy Hirschi, visits by Jack James from Grace, and Mar gene Hamp returning from Cokeville. It covers church missions, new baby at Bear Lake Hospital, health updates for Arnell and Hemmert families, travel to Salt Lake, a graveling project in St Charles, a stork shower for Mrs Dean Rider, and various social visits and meetings with many local residents mentioned by name.
Weather in March and April prompts residents to stock emergency food. Rich County Extension Service brings Miss Elna Miller to Laketown on April 18 at 2 p.m. in the church house to teach proper storage. Attendance invited.
Chevrolet wins the Auto Decathlon among all rivals including pricier models. The ten-way test shows Chevrolet as champ for handling ease, braking, acceleration, passing ability, and smooth ride in the lowpriced three.
Robert Gibbons of Logan visited the Lowell Gibbons home. Mr and Mrs J G Sprouse visited Randolph. Celia Langford from Paris spent Thursday here. Ellis Barnett and family return to Lakota Resort for opening. Lowell and Mrs Gibbons dined with LaMar Roberts at Liberty and shopped in Montpelier. Luann Wyler spent weekend in Liberty with the Roberts family. Bishop Mitchell Sims attended General Conference in Baltimore. Russell Satterthwaite and family celebrated his birthday with Nard Erickson of Beaver Dam in attendance.
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