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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1962
Page
4
A long list of Sunday visits and weekend stays records ties among families in Soda Springs Provo Rexburg Paries Paris Preston and Montpelier. The notes mention Easter gatherings, hospital stays, baptisms and travel among Nye Ward Porter and Grant families plus many others across Utah and Idaho.
Want ads state eight dressers with attached mirrors available for $20 each at Hotel Paris during the 13th and 14th. Also listed is a Sunbeam Stewart electric shearing machine with mounting and clutch brackets complete with motor, combs, cutters and hand piece priced for quick sale. Contact Carl Finch in Soda Springs Idaho or call 547-3558.
Local notes report Brenda Eborn of Salt Lake returning home for the weekend. Montpelier guests include J T Eborns for dinner with Harlan Eborns and others. Pocatello, Mink Creek, Liberty, Ovid, Layton, and Layton figures travel to visit Harlan Eborns, David Parker home, and Montpelier relatives. Several families share illness and hospital lists.
Mr and Mrs Douglas Kearl returned to the Air Force base at Cottonwood Idaho after a 15 day leave with his parents. Linda and Karel and Paul and Mona returned to their posts. Richard L Harmon spent Monday and Tuesday in Provo and Salt Lake City interviewing teachers for Rich county schools. Easter visits included Mrs Alfred Hart and the Taxtons. Leon Kearl visited his hospitalized father Merton Kearl in Salt Lake. The Glen Baileys and Robert Johnsons joined Easter guests the Henry Barleys in Logan.
Douglas Haws reported a valuable roping horse shot in the neck found near death in the pasture behind the LaMar Price home on April 14. The horse died hours later and was valued at about 600 dollars after two years of roping training.
A wife, her brothers, and spouses visited the Maurice Becks in Ovid. Easter gatherings included the Delmar Kear home with three daughters and Clark Draper. Farmers reported seed weeded and ready despite a recent snow rain, and a BYU conference panel on rural Utah policies was announced. Easter cantata staged by Randolph ward and Woodruff chapel audiences and schedules noted.
Utah Power & Light official J. Goff cautions parents as kite season nears. He urges flying in open spaces away from wires and poles, avoiding metal or wire on kites, and using dry cotton string to prevent electrocution and fires.
Public notice advises children not to fly kites near power lines. It warns against running across streets to retrieve kites and climbing poles. It instructs reporting tangled kites to the local power company office.
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