Christmas trimmings and miniature village display
A description of decorative items including a Santa figure from crepe paper and cotton. The miniature village uses paper cellophane cotton and artificial snow to create a festive scene.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1949
Page
5
A description of decorative items including a Santa figure from crepe paper and cotton. The miniature village uses paper cellophane cotton and artificial snow to create a festive scene.
The Bern area saw visits from Dr. J. W. Hayward Logan and Mrs. Ivan Bacon Georgetown. Doyle Parker Paris came through Bern, while Lawrence Roberts Montpelier, Archie Bee Bloomington, and others attended a time concert at the Stake tabernacle last Friday night.
The column lists numerous expectant visitors and locals including Charles Nichols of Ovid and Ira Perkins of Cokeville in Bern last Sunday. It notes Paris residents Mrs. Raymond Webb and Emma Porter, Montpelier couple Mr. and Mrs. LaGrande Jensen, and many others visiting or hosting events and a Europe trip slideshow by Jay Alteman for LDS church mission.
USO returns as a moral and welfare lifeline for 1.6 million youth in the nation’s defense during the cold war. It details hospital shows with 7,000 performances in 1949 and plans to bring entertainment to over 100,000 wounded veterans in 1950, funded by public donations.
Veterans Administration reminds disabled WWII veterans that life insurance eligibility rules change before year end. Those with service incurred disabilities between October 8, 1940 and September 2, 1945 may reinstate lapsed NSLI or buy up to 10 000 by January 1 1950 after a VA medical exam at no cost. Questions address bad conduct discharges and eligibility under GI benefits.
Idaho's federal state predatory animal control report credits 1080 poisoning and multi-method efforts across major ranges for reduced coyote losses and rising sagehen populations. The program, with cooperation from the University of Idaho and multiple agencies, notes 7 pounds 7 1/2 ounces of 1080 deployed at 1 552 stations, safely managed and removed after each season.
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