Paris Post Admits Mail as Second Class Matter
The Paris Post states mail service is designated as Second Class Matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under the act of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1955
Page
2
The Paris Post states mail service is designated as Second Class Matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under the act of March 3 1879.
April 11 1955 meeting approves road and bridge claims and warrants for many operators and suppliers. Extra pay approved for courthouse cleaning. Bids for airport hay are opened with Nate at 204.00 and Keetch 1893.00. Nate accepted. Also approves budget reports and 15 percent salary raises for elected officials and deputies.
Garden City notes list attendees from here at the Stake Day in Logan Temple including Mitchell Sims Dean Cook and the Booths and the Hyden couple Celia Langford Millie Sprouse Moon Pulley. Also mentions visitors and residents in Montpelier Paris and Fish Haven with several hospital and executor notices and social visits.
Bernice A Rich petitions the Bear Lake County Idaho Probate Court for time of death and heirs of Autumn Rich and descent of real property. The estate includes 2 acres 140 square rods in Bear Lake and one share Georgetown Irrigation stock. Hearing set for June 1, 1955 at 2 pm in Paris Idaho court house.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jensen and their young daughter from California visited Mrs. Jensen’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schmid. the couple plans to move back to Ovid. Other visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Poulsen, Verlyn Brenz, Alfred Rosdame from Salt Lake, and several local residents who called on Mrs. Carol Howell and Mrs. Myrtle Steckler’s household during the past week.
In the Fifth District Bear Lake County Idaho a summons notices defendant Martha Simonton Buck to answer a complaint for absolute divorce filed by Richard E Buck on grounds of extreme cruelty. Defendant must plead within twenty days. failure to plead will result in judgment against her. Court clerk SAM V. TUNKS signs the notice dated April 22 1955.
Mrs. Garth Loveland shopped Saturday in Montpelier. Mrs. Elden Pope and her son visited Paris last Friday. Missionaries at the meeting included High Councilmen Alber ter of Sharon and Bert B of St. Charles. Mrs. McKay Loveland and Bradford of Salt Lake were Monday visitors at the Lovelands, joined by the Smiths of Fish Haven and Pugmire of St. Charles.
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