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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1959
Page
4
A discussion on botulism from spoiled foods urges cautious canning and proper heating. It covers spores that survive boiling, the need for high temperature processing, and boiling low acid foods before eating to destroy toxin. Laketown News notes a serious accident in Bozeman and local community updates.
Mr and Mrs Smith Gertsch announce the engagement and coming marriage of their daughter Beth to Keith Hymas son of Mr and Mrs Ernest G Hymas of Logan The wedding is set for August 28 at Paris First Ward recreation hall Beth attends Utah State University and is affiliated with Delta Delta Delta Keith attended Logan School and is a Sigma Nu He recently completed two years in the U S Army at Fort Lewis Washington The wedding party includes matron of honor Mrs Bernard C Wilks bridesmaids Miss Iris Bringerhoff and Miss Jo Lee Bicknell flower girl Miss Marsh Lou Wilkes page boy Bradley C Wilks best man Richard Hymas The couple will reside in Logan.
The Relief Society held a work and report meeting on Tuesday with quilting, tea towels, and rug projects. Stake visitors Paul Haddock Blanche Piggott and Nada Jean Thomas were reported as MIA. Twelve Mutual boys and girls and leaders attended the Logan youth meeting with Mae Sorenson Kent Sorenson Irene Peterson Carol Rae Johnson Faye Peterson Carl Beck Marvin Beck Linda Olsen Anita Beck Brent Olsen and Mr and Mrs Joseph Olsen named among participants.
Attendees include Bishop Russell Sorenson and family plus multiple Becks Parker and Cuttler couples. A chicken dinner, visiting and singing followed. Several stake visitors joined Sunday School events and canyon trips for huckleberry picking and club activities hosted by Hazel Peterson and others.
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