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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
3
Thanksgiving Tales From Logan and Nearby Towns
Multiple households in Logan and nearby towns gathered for Thanksgiving. Guests included Mrs. Mary Hunt, Mrs. Anna Sorenson, Mrs. Nancy Allred, and many relatives. The report lists visits, hospitalizations, trips to Soda Springs for Chloe Floyd’s recovery, and a large local gathering with a Linford family shower and a ward hall dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Chancey Floyd
Soda Springs
Chloey Floyd
Rolls Jones
Cokeville
Nels Harrup
Lita Jones
Soda
Heber Pugmire
Ray Herschi
Mr Michel
Wim. Keetch
Bernice Pugmire
Randolph
Utah
Preston Michaelson
Montpelier
Bishop
E. M. Pugmire
Larkota
Opal Pugmire
J. W. Linford
Percy Sinford
Ward Hall
Old Folks
Fielding High
Paris
Chicey
Floyd
Soda Springs Hospital
Irwin of Nampo Arrives for Phosphate Field Work cooperation
4Pred-8-Irwin of Nampo a noted figure in phosphate mining and development in Paris arrived in Portland this morning with L Chapman of Boise to inspect the field. He said five more party members would reach Paris tomorrow to begin mining operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin-of
Nampo
Paris
L. Chapman
Boise
Irwin
Every Day's Thanksgiving Day in a Mother's Verse
A reflective poem recounts a mother’s view that daily gratitude outweighs troubles. It contrasts blessings with depressing moments and muses on what is best, mentioning September and a playful, whimsical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Judson Fustier
Nautilus Magazine
Fielding High Class of ’32 Holds Reunion
Last Friday evening the Fielding High School class of 1932 held a reunion with thirty three of fifty two attendance. The party opened with lively games and mixers. An election named Harold Peterson president Jean Price secretary and treasurer and Elmer Peterson chairman. The remainder of the evening featured dancing and at 11 o clock mince pie and ice cream were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding” High School
Harold Peterson
Jean Price
Elmer Peterson
Postoffice Christmas Rules for Mailing Packages
The Postoffice issues holiday mailing rules. Complete addresses include street name house number postoffice box or rural route, typed or clearly inked. Return card in upper left corner. Do not mail greeting cards in dark or very small envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
Oregon Short Line lays off 850 workers state wide
The 8. L. B. and B. departments of the Oregon Short Line railroad laid off all employees except foremen. The action took effect November 21 and affected about 850 workers across the road. Montpelier adds ten unemployed as a result. Some will resume work by December first. details were not fully explained. A Montpelier resident, Mrs. J W Whinyates, reports she remains in millinery at Little Grey Hat Shop in California and invites locals visiting California to stop by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montphlidr
Oregon Short Line
Montpelier
J. W. Whinyates
Ande
California
East
Emerson Seventh Grade Presents School Program Series
The Emerson seventh grade opens a program series with a Tuesday November 22 showing featuring Lola Jensen Betty Peterson Aston Wyler Addie Dusenberry and student performers. Acts include piano solos by Rodney Tunks Warren Caldwell violin solos by Winona Shepherd Nondas Budge alto horn Rex Beck trumpet Earl Grimmett and Lois Humphreys and Lois Jenser. The coming event is Grand Hotel at Gem Theatre Montpellier December 4 5 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson School
Combc
Lola Jensen
Betty Peterson
Aston’ Wyler
Addie Dusenberry
Rodney Tunks
Warren Caldwell
Sollos
Winona Shepherd
Nondas—Budge
Rex ‘Beck
Earl Grimmett
Beth Shepherd
Lois Humphreys
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Charles Sughroe
John Morgan
Liberty
Sarah Young
Annie Brock
Brig
Inwin-of-lake
Stanford Pugmire
Pocatello
Lawrence Soren
Vernon Rich
Logan Delbert Pugmire
Salt Lake
Milton
Wiliams
Sam Tunks
Alvin Peterson
George Brewer
Rexburg
Rachel Gilgen
Camp Litton
Robert Butters
Clarkston
Ida Hemmert
Ida Thornock
Bloomington
Helen Johnson
Ogden
Chester Transtrum
William Hunter County
Géorge Ward
Brigham
Josephine Blade
Ture
Wyo
Libbie Bowden
Chancey Michaelson
Sasdrini Michaelson
Emmett Monson
Mrs
Orlando Monson
Stanley Arnell
Camp Lifton
K. W. Wilhelmsen
Arnell
St. Anthony
James Linford
U. A
Remington
Remie
Tony
Samme
Seier
The
Paris Post
Ciate
Oregon Capital
O. P
Ings
O. P. Skagga
Emerson
Grand
Gem Theatre
Montpellier
Bear
Lake and Star Valley
Maid O
Mutual Creamery Co
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