Utah kin reunion and local visits noted
Descendants of Thomas and Mary Humphreys plan a reunion August 12 at Lava Hot Springs. Various visitors include Mrs Chase Pond of Malad and Mrs Lena Palanck of Rock Springs guests of Mr and Mrs Ivan Beck.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1946
Page
8
Descendants of Thomas and Mary Humphreys plan a reunion August 12 at Lava Hot Springs. Various visitors include Mrs Chase Pond of Malad and Mrs Lena Palanck of Rock Springs guests of Mr and Mrs Ivan Beck.
A collection of brief quotable lines from various figures. Kenneth Hinds of Tilton New Hampshire celebrates the birth of a daughter the first girl in the Hinds family in 95 years. Other quotes reflect remarks by Ilya Ehrenburg Mayo Clinic doctors Young and Ghormley J Howard Pew William Green and Sally Rand.
Mr and Mrs David Athay and relatives hosted meals this week while families including Sleight Pearce and Chase visited relatives in the area. Dr H H Scarborough, Eye Sight Specialist, will be at Burgoyne Hotel in Montpelier August 6 to 12 to examine eyes and fit glasses.
Densil Long, formerly of Bloomington now in California, visited with friends and relatives last week. Lola Skinner of Noonan stayed with her parents, Joseph and Lola Patterson, while Erman Stevens welcomed his son Alex from Salt Lake City and grandchildren Mary Ellen Billie and Tommie Taylor from Pocatello.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Cerr and their young son from Ohio visit at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs A Hart. Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Lewis and family from Idaho Falls were weekend guests at the James Payne home. LaRee stayed a few weeks with her sister. Never run a gasoline engine indoors without proper exhaust venting. Open shed doors before starting any vehicle.
Dairy farm 16 miles north of Preston Idaho listed by J N Larsen Company. 215 acres with 150 irrigated 65 hillside pasture, 50 alfalfa 12 timothy 25 grain 63 irrigated pasture. Milking barn DeLaval milker for 20 cows, electricity from milk route, 9 room brick house, outbuildings, land fenced into 7 fields. Price 30000 with 15000 down and balance easy terms. Located on State highway, near church and school.
Roger Pugmire and friends toured Yellowstone en route from Utah to Yakima. Portland and Omaha visitors share summers with St Charles families. Gilgen and Williamson trips span California and Logan. A Mutual outing occurs at Swan Creek while many relatives visit Fish Haven Garden City and Pocatello.
J J Pugmire of Ogden visits Miss Gaile Welling as Golden Winford and Blaine Rich rest at home. The two men work in the hay fields at Randolph.
Frances Bunn and Phoebe Derricott visit Naomi Passey. John Roberts released from hospital then worsens and returns. Families from Paris Dingle Cokeville and Montpelier visit locals. Canon canyon trip for the 24th. Delbert Parker returns from army. many Parker family gatherings and house moves. Sacrament speakers Henry Humpherys and Alma Findlay. Jensen reunion in Immigration canyon.
The federal government holds the largest block of American forest land. The typical farmer owns 27 acres of woodland, sufficient to grow lumber for a six room house each year.
The term cosmetics derives from Greek via Latin, tracing to cosmetae Roman slave girls who anointed mistresses with pastes and paints, serving as beauty operators of their era.
Park visitors returned midweek. Local Kunz and family members attended church and home missionary events in Bern and Geneva. Funeral services for Clarence Minn of Logan were held in Soda Springs with Kunz and Schmid family members present. A California visit followed for the Kunz family and others in Randolph, Salt Lake, and Galt Lake areas with local social visits noted.
Short guidance warns small game meat has little fat so wrap properly before freezing to prevent drying out.
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