Paris Visitors and Local Travelers Reported in Paris News
BIH notes Kenneth Poulsen and Seddon visiting Paris for mining business and Westren Phosphate leaders in town. Mrs. George Cole and Salt Lake relatives visit. Grimmett family heads to Los Angeles. G A Wesenmann and Ira Peterson depart on Yellowstone motor tour. Dunn covers mail during Peterson's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S Seddon
Salt Lake
Westren Phosphate Company-and-White-were
Paris
George Cole
G. A Wesenmann
Ira Peterson
Yellowstone Park
Crandell Dunn
Peterson
Budge Family Reunion Draws Pocatello Residents
Mrs Jesse R S Budge and children of Pocatello arrived Thursday afternoon. Mayor Budge joined them and took them to Fish Haven Friday for the Budge family reunion held there. Lyman Collings of Fish Haven attended Tuesday on business. WC Rich operates gasoline launches on Bear Lake this year. Harold Shepherd, Paris attorney, was offered a law teaching post at the University of Wyoming and may open offices in Pocatellaga this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse “R
Budge
Pocatello
Fish- Haven
Lyman‘Collings
Fish Haven
Collings
Bear Lake
Harold ,¢ Shepherd
Paris
University of Wyoming At
Laramie
Shepherd
Pocateliga
Campers Visit Salt Lake Friends in Bear Lake Trip
Visitors from Salt Lake City stayed with Mrs Hannah Humpherys and Mrs James S Poulsen last Friday on Bear Lake shore. They include Mrs John Henry Smith and her daughter Josephine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Smith
Josephine
Salt Lake
Bear -Lake-wers
Paris
Hannah Humpherys
James S. Poulsen
Shepherds Visit Logan Canyon and Stock Bros Resort
Pres and Mrs Joseph R Shepherd and family from Logan Utah toured Logan canyon and spent the weekend visiting relatives and friends. Pres Shepherd delivered the principal speech at an outdoor meeting Sunday evening at Stock Bros Resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Shepherd
Logan
Utah
Logan ‘Canyon
Pres. Shepherd
Stock ‘Bros. Resort
Wildwood on the Shore Hosts Summer Club Dinner
The T T club gathered last Friday at Wildwood on Boar-bake Avenue for a yellow poppy decorated dinner on the large porch overlooking the lake. After dining, a motor ride to Halcote followed by pool swimming capped the evening. Attendees included Mrs. A. W. Rich, Mrs. Smith Hoge, Mrs. Orson Grimmett, Mrs. John Wallis, Mrs. Arthur Pendrey, Mrs. Joseph Pendrey, A. W. Shepherd and Paris, and several others from Rexburg to Montpelier. A local group of boys left Sunday to work in the Hams Tork dayfields in Wyoming, including Ray, Ralph, Izra Lewis, and Lester Rosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T T
Mfrs
S H. Rielk
Wildwood
Halcote
B. M Pugmire
Lakota
Ellis Straw
Montpelier
Hams Tork
Wyoming
Ray
Ralph
Izra Lewis
Lester Rosen
Local Scholars Return From Logan Visit
Miss LeVenia Collings, daughter of Mr and Mrs M M Collings, returns Sunday from a lengthy visit to Logan with friends and relatives. Mr Alfred Otte of Logan Utah, son of Paris Drug Company manager H F Otte, accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeVenia Collings
M M Collings
Logan
Alfred Otte
Utah
H. F. Otte
Paris Drug Company
Innes family and kin tour Bear Lake county
A group including Mr and Mrs James Innes and their children Anna Paul Stanley Gertrude visit Sofa Springs on an automobile tour with relatives Mrs Kate Innes Vernon Clark and Mrs Henry Grandy and children. Chase Kearland family returns from Provo Utah. Kearl offered job in Uintah Basin but stays in Bear Lake county with farmers praising his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sinddy
Va Ing
Logan _c canyon
Bear ‘Lake
James Innes
Anna
Paul
Stanley
Kate Innes
Gertrude
Vernon Clark
Sofa Springs
Tally
Agen Chase
Idaho Potatoes Parade Stunt Headlines Convention
At the Elks National convention the Idaho delegation drew notice with papier mache potatoes bearing Idaho. The stunt cost about 150000 to stage and featured many clubs. A separate item recalls a man chasing a calf downhill, shouting for help as the animal escaped his control.
Grasshoppers Ravaging Crops Across Idaho Regions
Reports from the Snak River Valley describe widespread destruction of dry farm crops and threats to irrigated fields. Cassia and Cassia County districts report heavy loss of dry land wheat and grain near Albion, with traps catching hundreds of bushels. Barbers and county agents plan poison distribution and sawdust syrup to combat the pest. Minidoka County allocates 3500 for free farmer poisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Snak River
American Falls
Yale
Cassia County
Albion
John Coyle
Willow Creek
Cassia
Barber
Farm Bureau
J. Barber
Minidoka County
Hikers Mobilize From Suburban Terminals On Sundays
The article portrays urban residents turning to weekend hikes from New York area transit hubs. It highlights ex servicemen and scouts leading compact groups on day trips, detailing packing, cooking, and the preference for low-cost outdoor recreation as a bridge between city and country life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
France
Death of Mrs Mae Lillian Smith of Ogden
The Salt Lake Tribune reports Mae Lillian Smith wife of D R Smith manager of Mountain States Telephone Ogden died at her Ogden home after a career in nursing and hospital service. She was daughter of James H Wallis of Salt Lake and sister to several siblings. Funeral planned for Forest Dale chapel Sunday at 3 p m with interment at Wasatch Lawn Cemetery after James B Wallis travels from Washington to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
D. R Smith
Ogdenwell
Paris
Mountain States Telephone Company
Ogden
Mre Smith
James H. Wallis
Utah Public Health Association
Idaho
Fielding Academy
Ogden General Hospital
Idaho Falls
Vornat
D. Colton
Edith Wright
Twin Falls
Vidlee
Harrison
Vernal
James B. Wallis
John A. Wallis
Robert Wallis
Jessie Robinson
Genevieve K. Romney
William Budge Wallis
Pearl
Ruby
Thelma Wallis
South
Seventh East
Forest Dale Chapel
E. S Woodruff
Wasatch Lawn Cemetery
Washington
Aeroplane Search Seeks Bodies in Bear Lake
Two large government aeroplanes from Fort Douglas equipped with magnifying glasses hunted Bear Lake for the bodies of Eugene Young and Eugene Frew, vocational students who drowned during a storm Saturday afternoon July 22 while mining and boating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden—City
Utah
Fort Douglas
Bear—Lake
Eugene Young
Eugene Frew
Owl
The Town Cop Is a Good-Natured Local Hero
A humorous profile depicts a friendly town cop who stands for justice and community spirit. Neighbors praise his calm, no-nonsense approach and patience as he keeps the peace while the town sleeps.
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Kenneth “Poulsen
Liberty
I Grimmet
John 4-Grimmett
Orf Shep*herd
H. R Shepherd
Los Angeles
Logan Canyon Road
Hudson
America
ATA
Bear Lake Hot Springs
Ideal Beach
Lava Hot Springs
Paris, Idaho
Ree Ayo
Ties
Henry Grandy
Preston
St. Charles
Stour Hill
Galt
Plattsburgh
Jimmie
Menndt
Exspire Type Foundry
M Fes
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