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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1932
Page
1
St Charles residents report several injuries and recoveries on campus and at home. Travelers and missionaries visit, relatives gather for birthdays, picnics, and social evenings. Mutual contestants prepare for Preston, while schools close for the season.
Laketown report covers ward activities with Joseph S. Price and George Ward addressing stake missionary duties. Notes bearers’ travels, school events, weather disruptions, and community updates including a water supply drop and wind damage at U S S post office.
A summary of local activities includes lectures on revamping out of style clothing hosted at Mrs. Cot trell Sparks and Mrs. H. K. Glark homes on Monday and Wednesday. Attendance notes and family updates follow including Mrs. Marvin Dayton visiting Cokeville and Mr. Bird's illness after returning from Nampa.
The Good Luck club hosted a party for Mrs. Harriet Thompson on Wednesday April 20 with attendees including Minnie Jarvis Nellie Hart Ella Stevens Agnes Nelson Carrie Briscoe Clara Welker Julia Welker Mahalia Thornock eParl Oakey Daisy Bunn Lizzie Thornock Cressa Thomp son Lizzie Thompson and Mrs Harriet Thompson Supper followed. Several local residents and visitors are listed with various contacts and weekend trips to Montpelier Paris and Logan. A stake dance contest honors Gwen Price and Harold Thornock with first place for Bloomington mutual and second for Bee Hive.
Local note highlights weddings and visitors. Ethel Kunz wed Elwood Hansen of Montpelier. Bishop Sarbach performed the ceremony. Mr and Mrs Reuel V Kunz welcomed a baby boy. The Kunz and related families hosted gatherings and hosted guests at Bern and Geneva events. several members attended funerals and visits across the region.
Noonan visited the home of Mrs. Minning's parents Mr. and Mrs. William Bischoff last Monday. Pres H. H. Hoff and Seth Kunz were visitors in Bern Monday.
Lanark area residents noted visits from Agnes Toomer in the county seat and extended stays by Mrs. O F Parker and Archie in Paris. Various families including the Passeys Roberts and Derricotts hosted relatives, with church and school events mentioned. Elder missionaries visited, and assignments for summer work were noted for John Roberts.
Kenneth Thompson has returned to Randolph to brand and rook cattle after wintering with brother Louis at Rock Springs. People visit Raymond Idaho, Garden City and Salt Lake City as Supt Law, Principal Griffin and Mildred Weston head to finals. Choir comedy Pickles praised. teachers extend the school year by one week with free work, closing May 6 instead of April 20.
Law designates 26th as Arbor Day with school gatherings to honor George Washington’s 200th birth anniversary. Observance aims to teach good citizenship, promote town beautification, and plant trees while protecting bird life under state laws.
Estate administrator John P. Hulme issues notice to all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within six months after first publication. Claims must be filed at the administrator's residence in Bloomington Bear Lake County Idaho, the designated place for business.
John P. Hulme administrator publishes legal notice for the estate of Ann Maria Hulme, deceased. First publication March 21, 1932 with last publication April 28, 1992. Notices include public filings and deadlines under probate proceedings.
All residents who did not vote on November 4, 1930 must register to be eligible this year. Registration books are open now and you should register at the first opportunity. The primary selection will be held May 24.
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