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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1958
Page
6
Paris residents hosted and visited relatives across Utah and Wyoming. Numerous couples traveled to Preston, Magna, Salt Lake City, and Pocatello for family gatherings and rodeos. A new daughter arrived in Logan while residents shared visits in Dingle and surrounding areas.
Vernon Rich and family in Boise Earl Grimmetts Ida Grove Idaho Falls John Grimmetts Salt Lake City Chester Parkers Buhl James Whinham Ogden Glen Grimmett Lakota summer home visits Ray Lewis Taft Budge Rex Mattson families unite at Rich reunion Miss Ione Budge Norma Buttars Salt Lake Clinton Hills El Monte Calif Durell Lewis heads to California for work from Lakota multiple Utah travel notes observed Mabel Howell Los Angeles trip to Salt Lake Salt Lake births and new grandchild Nye family welcomes daughter Dale Brimhall Mrs Ray Jewett visit Noonan Cleveland Ohio visitors Glen Caldwell Salt Lake City and other relatives in town
Mr and Mrs J Russell Windley of Montpelier announce the engagement of their daughter Karleen of Seattle to Allen Keith Henry also of Seattle.
Melvin and Lula Passey thank everyone for time equipment and help at the recent fire on their ranch. This notice appears in a local community section with subscription pricing for The Post noted.
Enrollment of 797 for Idaho State College's 1958 summer session established a school record. Sixty one students completed work for degrees this summer including 19 master degree candidates. The degree will be awarded at the next annual commencement on June 1, 1959. Fall classes begin September 15 with orientation September 9 12 and registration September 11 13. Permits to register for fall term issued at a record rate and men's dormitories filling early, officials report.
Trustees of the Hecla-Bunker Hill Scholarship Fund awarded 7,250 in scholarships to 38 University of Idaho students. A Bear Lake county man and a North Idaho Junior College student were among the recipients from a 100,000 fund created in 1951 by Hecla Mining and Bunker Hill companies. Eugene Hart of Bloomington is named among Idaho recipients.
Mr and Mrs Wilford Michel announce the engagement of their daughter Mardene to Lynn Hillyard son of Mr and Mrs Mel vin Hillyard of Alga Utah Also notes on Bear Lake County Clerk Auditor and Recorder annual reports and a political ad urging support for Sam V Tunks for re election as County Clerk Auditor and Recorder
Blue leather wallet lost with finder asked to contact The Paris Post or call Paris 2441. Please assist in returning the item.
Blooming ton residents hosted friends from Dingle Pegram Ogden Brigham City and Logan over the weekend and during July 29 family events. Breaks include church confirmations MIA service awards and a Christening in Pocatello for Dallas Painter's daughter Susan Marie.
Mrs Lillian Stuart and Nanette Stewart stay at the Cleneth Arnell home while the Wilhelmsons of Layton spend the weekend with the Niels Wilhelmsons. Several local residents visit relatives in Logan and Montpelier as others attend a Preston rodeo and a canyon plant gathering by explorer scouts. Frank Linford recovers from a heart attack and Edwin Spiers mourns the death of his father, with services held in Logan.
Chapel readers Josephine Pugmire and Vermilla Transtrum led the session as stake visitors Leone Loveland Arvilla Haw kiwis and Berlin Robinson attended. Wilson school PTA members canned vegetables for the hot lunch program. The Allreds family groups returned from Yellowstone and visited Camp Lifto and the Wesley Windleys. Tom Johnston attended Edwin Spiers funeral in Lage. Mrs. Peter Grandy returned to Paris after staying with her daughter Ma Lee Bunderson.
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