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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1968
Page
4
Bloomington residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Utah. Logan and Willard guests included Glen Peterson Andrea Papadakis and Dixie Butler. Extended gatherings featured Billingsley from Globe Arizona and Bateman family from Bloomington with multiple regional stops and a Beeman reunion.
The notice lists weekend guests and visitors to several households. Names include Mr. and Mrs Jim Bloorn, Hilma and Cheryl Batemen, Sid and Lil Munk of Smithfield Utah, Ford Jaussi and Susanna Jaussi, Melvin Hansen family, Don Tuel ler family, Don Walk, McKay Bateman and family, Marion Aland, Alfred Hart, Thomas Painter, Fawn Painter, Lloyd Painter and their children, with origins in Idaho Falls Paris Gardena Inglewood Grace Cedar City Soda Springs Ogden.
Mr and Mrs Royal Fackrell and family of Salt Lake City visited the Harold Reese family. Mrs Amanda Luce of Cokeville Wyoming and Harriet Cousins of Salt Lake City visited the Ernest and Aland Payne homes. Mr and Mrs Gene Findlay and family of Las Vegas Nevada also noted.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Findlay of Salt Lake City spent several days with the John Findlay family. Other visitors included Mr and Mrs Gary Findlay.
Mrs. Catherine Innes and Mrs. Ida Ward of Paris visited George Painter's home. Dallas Painter and family from Soda Springs also spent the weekend, along with Susan Painter staying with her grandparents for a few days.
A group from Ogden including Mr and Mrs Levere Smith Mr and Mrs A R Brownell and son Mr and Mrs David Piggott and family and Mr and Mrs Eldon Cook of Montpelier visited the George Piggott home in a multi family gathering with relatives from Bountiful and surrounding areas.
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