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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1951
Page
4
Notice states the item is admitted to the mails as Second Class Matter at Paris Idaho Post Office under the Act of March 3 1879 with mailing designation and date.
City of Parise Idaho schedules mayor clerk and council seats on April 24 1950 at the county courthouse. Polls open nine to six with voter registration rules and address changes detailed by City Clerk W Smith Hoge as required by law.
Sealed proposals are invited by School District No 1 Bear Lake County Paris Idaho for an addition to the Paris High School gymnasium with dressing rooms and a balcony seating about 200 spectators. Bids due by 7 pm April 27 1951. owner may reject or waive bid formalities.
Working parts of freight care wheels frames and springs to support the body couplers draft gear and brakes have been standardized to allow repairs anywhere, regardless of the owner's headquarters location.
Week of April 5 reports multiple guests and visitors in Bern. Families from Geneva Pocatello St. Charles Logan and Montpellier joined local residents at various homes and a Temple excursion to Logan was noted. A Smithfield pageant in Montpellier 2nd ward drew many locals with positive reviews.
Notice announces a public bond election in Bear Lake County Rural High School District No. 1 on April 26, 1951 from 1 to 7 PM. Voters will decide on issuing up to 30 000 dollars in negotiable bonds for a Vocational Agriculture Shop and gym remodel, with 6 percent max interest over up to 20 years.
Notice lists meetings in Fish Haven Paris St Charles Bloomington Ovid Liberty to explain the proposed school bond election. Meetings begin 8 p.m. on April 16 18 19 20 21 and 23 in each community.
The group included Bo and Mrs Amos B Robinson with twins Melvin and Alan and Mrs G H Robinson of Logan along with Mr and Mrs John H Weston Mr and Mrs Harold Johnson Mr and Mrs Arlo B Weston Mr and Mrs Ross Cheney and others. Charles H Alley traveled Thursday with Brig Irwin to return Mrs Arthur Kisbe to Arthur Kisbe Jr home. The Kisbes Maxine Irwin are new parents to Arthur Edward now six weeks old. Aquila Nebeker of Ogden also attended.
Regular meeting notes council members present Budge Bird Crawford Lauritzen Nye Grandy Allred presiding in mayor's absence. Permits granted for two garages and wood shed. Fairgrounds rent bid awarded to Stocker brothers at 115.75. Quarantine and school reopening discussed. Health Board to set date. Parking tickets to violators authorized. May meeting time set 8 pm. Cemetery caretaker bids requested. bills approved and paid to Jensen Motor Co 18.19 Leo Vallentine 21.50 Gertsch Market 1.60 Joseph Collings 6.50.
The City Council of Paris Idaho will receive sealed bids for the position of Caretaker at the City Cemetery for the coming summer season of 1951. Bids must be in the hands of the City Clerk by May 5, 1951. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Weekend visitors fill Laketown and Garden City with relatives and friends from Ogden Logan Montpelier Montrose and Pocatello. Church and relief society events mix with social gatherings as families move between Lake Town Randolph Ogden and Garden City for meetings, classes, and a Red Cross course.
The foot is a delicate body machine with 26 bones and numerous ligaments, forming a complex network that supports movement and balance.
Mrs Ruth Hymas, Mrs Ann Middleton and Leila Morgan traveled to Salt Lake City last Wednesday for Primary and Relief Society sessions. Mr and Mrs Eldon Hymas, Mrs Della Hymas, Mrs Wilma Widmer and Mrs Dale Austin went early Thursday for Primary conference. Town residents enjoyed calling on neighbors.
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