This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 11 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1960
Page
2
Published weekly at Paris Idaho by The Bear Lake Publishing Company notes the local newspaper schedule and ownership details for the period.
The Relief Society program at Mutual featured a 30 minute liturgical lesson with readings and songs led by Wanda Jobpeons and Maybell Peterson. Attendees shared prayers and talks by Bishop Russell Sorenson Ina Peterson and Karen Summers, followed by performances of Our God We Praise and America the Beautiful. Families from Montpelier Soda Springs and Paris gathered for Thanksgiving meals with relatives and friends, including the Olsen and Sorenson households, while neighbors visited and attended church services. PABIB PORT- 2.50) per year.
Alfred Howell of Piblt Hiswex visited home last week with sister Mrs Leo F Passey and family. Delbert Barker of Robntallo joined relatives in Ogden for the weekend. Darrell Bhorn hosted a party. Parker and DeWin attended a trip to Pocatello with John Mom and family. Twenty six relatives gathered for the event. Thanksgiving visitors included Udell Roberts family, J T Eborn family, Harold Eborn and sons, Byron Eborn and family, and Kelter Sorenson family. Daughters of Utah Plover members met at Lellias Grimmetts. Alfred Humphreys of Liberty visited Edun Eborn and LaQreva. J T Eborns hosted a toy party in Montpelier. Jeanette Bassey, Glen Passty and Judy Barkem returned from savege for Thanksgiving. Nona Parker, recently in Sito Lake City, is home briefly. Ida Massey visited Veley.
Nira Hugh Morgan and families visit Liberty Sharon region Monday while Lizzie Keetch berg's relatives travel from St. Charles to Logan. W K Matthews and Harvey Matthews host gatherings. Elden Hymns returns from Salt Lake City and reports Loveland daughter improving. Lawrence King visits children in Dingle. Alfred Humphreys hosts Art Middleton and Ernest Sparks families in Nampa during the holiday. Darrell Matthews visits Cedar City with Mr and Mrs Matthews.
Leo A. Hoegh of the Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization outlines the growth of the national warning system from Pearl Harbor era limits to 1960s NORAD readiness. He notes Dec 7 1941 limitations and compares with today’s 24 hour vigilance and 90 second warning times across the United States.
Mrs Nyle Matthews visits grandson in Las Vegas as Darrel Matthews’s child grows. Mrs Wayne Matthews stays with her father in Bloomington while her mother remains in California. Read Hymas visits Keith Hoymas at Bear Lake Memorial hospital Tuesday.
Winter fashion shifts to woolens as summer goods are stored. Caution urged on carbon tetrachloride cleaners used on clothes due to dangerous vapors harming lungs eyes and organs. Wear rubber gloves work outdoors avoid inhaling fumes and wash any contacted skin immediately. University of Idaho extension recommends distilled water to prevent mineral buildup and steam blockage.
The article advises using distilled water for steam irons and warns against mineral-containing substitutes. It discusses cleaning irons and emphasizes reliable cleaners to avoid damage. It then shifts to onions, noting their versatility, seasonal abundance, and storage tips, plus a creamed onions with herbs recipe for six servings.
Mrs Wimna Erickson took her son Kim to Logan for a medical check up Monday and visited her mother there. Mrs Ed Szatt with her mother Mrs Ben Weston of Laketown traveled to Arco Idaho Tuesday to visit Mr and Mrs Kay Lins and returned Thursday. Mrs June Loveland and Mrs Drucilla Wilkes visited Norman Weston in Laketown last week.
The article cites National Civil Defense Day marks and urges readiness against air threats. Officials stress shelters as low-cost protection with basements offering basic protection and self built options from $180 to under $1,000.
Mrs Ed Izatt Mrs Grant Mrs Jease Cottle and Mrs Dorothy Campbell attended a music program at U S U Logan Sunday presented by the University choir and the USA Madrigal Singers Miss Dibne Findlay daughter of Mrs Grant Findlay is an active member of both groups Paul Stock Max Perkins and Diane Findlay from USA and Dean Stock from Bickscree house for the Thanksgiving holidays Guests of the Leon Howells were Mr and Mrs Raymond Roberts of Ogden Gayle Smith is home visiting friends before returning to Idaho Falls Mr and Mrs Tom A Smith were home for the week Grant Findlay and family were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr and Mrs John Hoge in Paris Thanksgiving dinner guests at the Heber Stocks were Mr and Mrs Orva Michaelson and family of Condh and Mr and Mrs P G Smart of Georgetown
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.