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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1927
Page
5
Community brief listing residents visiting relatives and traveling. Hazel Piggott returned from Glencoe Wyoming. John Hulme, missionary in New York City, has come home. Numerous visits in Paris and Bloomington. a local play Lighthouse Nan aided missionaries. Lillie Nelson to Soda Springs to teach. many short greetings and errands across towns.
Paul Spence drove to Ogden Utah last week. Gladys Pope was called to Blackfoot for her niece’s death. Laketown Relief Society presented a play last week enjoyed by all. Mrs Marter Pope is ill this week. Annie Sorenson returned to St Charles after spending winter here. Morris Hodges made a business trip to Paris Friday. Thomas Sims went to Paris last week. J L Gardner went to St Charles to visit his daughters. Milford Wamsley went to Randolph Utah for work. Ward Primary conference was held Sunday Pride program well attended by a large crowd.
Many young men and women motored to St Charles for a Friday night dance. Bernice Hodges visited family at home. Mrs Robert Pope traveled to Montpelier for a short visit. John Pugmire, Lakota employee, made a business trip to St Charles. Tyla Lutz enjoyed a trip to Fish Haven. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Joe Cook died Sunday after a long illness. funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 PM.
Last Friday evening a welcome home party honored Hit ler R. F. Cottle returning from a Western States mission. A program of readings speeches and music preceded games and social time followed by ice cream and cake. Last Sunday the Primary association held a ward conference praised as a great success with Pioneer costumes and well executed roles.
The piece recounts how thinkers like Smith tacked Texas fever by a bold tick theory and others imagined steam power, chain stores, and modern advertising. It argues imagination drives major breakthroughs and can transform any business through creative insight.
A 1927 city notice records the mayor and council reserving fair grounds for summer sports and amusements. The item includes a gag about two lemonade stands run by George and Harry and a humorous exchange with a pastor.
Bids for the use of the Fair Grounds for the 1927 season will be opened soon. Bidders must meet requirements set by the park board and include proposed dates and facilities.
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