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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1945
Page
5
Georgetown residents welcome guests from Conda Montpelier Paria and Pocatello. Local ties show in family visits church activities and school events. The Georgetown High School Band attended a clinic in Soda Springs and the town undertakes a 3 act play Made to Order Hero in Ward Hall.
Raymond couple visit Bern while River Nelson from Ovi also stops in. Delmar Kunz and Ruth Kunz welcomed a baby boy at Bear Lake hospital on April 11. Reed Dayton of Cokeville and Lloyds from Soda visit Bern. 15 ward members join a Stake Temple Excursion with 97 total participants. Artie Harriman and Irwin Parker drop by. Montpelier visitors include Jake Kunz and Oliver Wright. Stake Presidency and missionary appointments fill ward duties with dinner at Minnig home. Norma Kunz reviews The Robe in Relief Society. Jack Thomas and Kenneth Wixom travel to Bern. Herbert Humpherys of Logan and Ruth Kunz visit Kunz home.
Mrs Joseph Parker visited Montpelier with the Glen Christensen family. Several locals attended the Paris High School play. Junior Prom enjoyed by many as families hosted relatives. Temple excursion attendees included Beck, Pasgey, Parker, and Weston groups. Flu season concerns noted and a cottage meeting held at Albert Wests. Various residents traveled to Logan Montpelier Evanston and Montpelier for business, medical, or hospital plans.
Area residents and relatives travel to Logan and Salt Lake for visits and business. Notables include Mr and Mrs Henry Harley Mrs Carl Norris Mrs A Siddoway and several families en route from Garden City and Randolph. Local clergy and teachers attend meetings while others tend medical and family duties.
Local notes report Carlyle Gambling wounded in action with Thomas Lougee visiting Bennington with his sister. Bell Hymas elected school trustee succeeding A E Miller. Numerous social visits including Hansen and Lyon families. Verlene Hansen hosted by Verna Alfred. Sacrament speakers Ray Rich and Arlin Pugmire. Ward men shingle chapel. various visits to Leo Bartsch home.
Jack Cleveland completes a ten day furlough and visits Ogden with his mother Mrs Billsworth Cleveland while relatives attend a chicken dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Grover Cleveland. Several families and individuals are noted for visits, illnesses, and travel around Camp Lifton and nearby towns.
Susie Wicker was honored at a birthday party on April 20 at 230 Games with an egg hunt, ice cream, and cake. Attendees included Bonnie Shirley, Mardell Pope, Janise and Paul Stock, Erla Jenkins, Melba Pugmire, Beryl and Gary Loveland, and Glenn Stock with daughter Jean in Montpelier.
Bob Newcomb once led county fly casting and never missed Saturdays at Seward's Creek. During the war his son went off in uniform, and Bob lost interest in fishing. On his next day off he fished Seward's Creek again, cooked the trout, and kept beer cool in the stream for Dick, showing his quiet tribute.
Mrs Alice Payne visits Ogden with daughter Zola Jarvis. Pvt Clarence Hill, son of Roy Hill, home on twelve day leave. Logan temple excursion attendees listed. Temple trip for youths attended by many local families. Elk sighted on return journey. Ogden visitors, furloughs, and upcoming military departures mentioned. Three one act plays by MIA performed Friday evening. Mrs Wendell Christensen and family visited. McKay set to depart for service. Mr Ezra Hulme and Georgetown visitors at T J Dunford home.
Clifford Rasmussen as Administrator publishes a notice to creditors and claimants of the Fredrick Huckvale estate also known as Fred Huckvale and J F Huckvale. Creditors must file claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication at Deb Haddock law office Grimmett Building Paris Bear Lake Idaho. First published April 12 1945. Last published May 10 1945.
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