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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1951
Page
4
A May Reader's Digest piece notes tonsils are part of the lymphatic system trapping infection and aiding immunity. It cautions against removing noninflamed tonsils, cites links to dental and allergy issues, and criticizes overuse by nurses and examiners.
Local residents attended PTA events at Fielding High School and joined mutual class activities at home. Numerous callers visited friends in Garden City and Rexburg area while weekend travelers toured western Idaho. Funeral attendance, Sacrament meeting speakers, and family visits highlighted a busy week among Liberty residents and neighboring towns. Bargain in Wallpaper offered at Keford Furniture in Montpelier.
Mr and Mrs R L Stephens of Logan and Harold Linford of Pocatello spent several days last week with Frank Linford in St Charles. Mrs Esther Linford and Esther Wixom of Logan were Sunday visitors. Eugene Arnell and Sherry Neal joined Mr and Mrs Stanley for Sunday. Pat Pugmire of Cokeville was also present. A group from here attended Montpelier Saturday to enjoy a High School entertainment program from multiple schools.
Mr and Mrs Garth Loveland moved to Garden City where Garth is employed. Mrs Lenore Stock of Pocatello visited her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Findlay over the weekend. Mrs Cora Nelson and son Rulon of Nampa visited relatives and friends here Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Frank Findlay called on C W Pope in Garden City. Keford Furniture roll and up.
Lanark residents hosted guests including Mr and Mrs C tives and Elza Poulsen. Elder Ezra Budge of Paris spoke at Sacrament, the new Bishopric hosted a party for Warren Passey and Harlan, with a pot luck and dancing. Mrs Agnes Toomer visited by friends, and many attended the Relief Society program and a Montpelier music festival. The Primary rehearses for conference and a wallpaper bargain was advertised.
Bp Russell Boehme and F W Boehme of Geneva visited Bern Tuesday. Bp Parley Kunz and wife were in Paris last week. Temple excursion participants to Logan included Delmar Kunz and family, Robert Schmid, Myrtle Steckler, Amy Kunz, Edwin L Alleman, Marie Kunz, Leland Kunz. Elder Clark and Mrs Clark gave talks in Bern. Visitors included Clyde Billy and Carol Ann of Lorenzo Idaho. Delmar Kunz and Joseph Einzinger spoke at Cokeville Sunday services. Families of Truman Minnigend and others visited. Funeral for Ames Atkinson in Salt Lake City noted. Alma Kunzler attendees included Bun and Phyllis families from Pocatello.
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