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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1954
Page
5
Local notes recount visitors from Ogden Montpelier and Logan. Families gather for funeral aftermath and celebrate new babies while several residents seek medical aid with hospital trips and rest advised. Gerald Greer departs for Camp Kilmer as furloughs and travel continue through town.
Fern Christensen and children visit Palisade while Albert Miller returns from Seattle Olympia Portland trip. Nelle McMurray visits Richmond Utah with brother Sam Austin during his sister in law’s operation. Derricott family reunion held in ward hall. Amy Roberts returns to Montpelier after a week with the Roberts. Hugh Morgan and Grant Derricott guests in Logan and Pengrove visitors to Fern Derricott. Linda Hymas returns from Preston. Primary hosts Home Builder girls program. DeAnn and Jeanne Matthews visit Cedar City grandparents. Veda Crossley and Ira Mae Crossley visit Hymas household. W K Matthews visits Ogden Logan. Stucki children visit Bartschi family. Glenna Mitchell and Provo party visit T L Austin home. Seven ties supper in Fish Haven.
A Penn State College 36 foot plywood elevator powered by 5 hp portable motor shows silage lift rates of 8–10 tons per hour for grass and 25–30 tons per hour for corn. Engineers see electricity reducing silo filling costs by about 85 cents per hour versus tractor blowers.
The article explains patching deep scratches and gouges on a veneer or wood table top using filler, sanding, and staining with Plastic Wood. It also notes a new U S Customs device and lists various social notices from Montpelier and nearby towns plus a note about phone books shipped to a Central American bank for payroll security.
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