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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1945
Page
5
Two area families celebrate returning service members Virl Rich and Farrell Mecham from overseas duty. Also mentioned are Rex Linford nearing release and community news from Stake conference in Paris and visits by relatives across Idaho and Utah.
A substitute for sugar honey or corn syrup can be used instead of sugar for canning fruit. It notes options to use all or part of the substitute in the canning process.
Bloominton column reports Newell Parker arrived home Sunday with an honorable discharge after two years service. Leonard Krogue was rejected at induction for health reasons. Local residents visit, including Mr. and Mrs. George Pope from California and Linda Pope. Eugene Hart attended Idaho Falls for school work. Several families, church activities, and a conference attendance are noted, with updates on health and service members.
Darwin Vallantine and Delmain Bailey remain in Ogden seeking work while Mr. and Mrs. Irwin S Parker and children visit with his parents. He reports back to base on December 20. Quarterly Conference in Paris drew many townspeople. Local youths Gene and Bruce Paasey with Fielding and Afton Hborn visited Soda Springs. Sgt. Dewain Pasasey arrived home Sunday, discharged from the Army. he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Passey. We welcome him home.
Logan residents hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Carl Pugmire Mrs John H Jensen Mrs Dewey Jensen and Mrs R G Brock Captain and Mrs Lynn C Beyeler and two children from San Diego Cal as they spent several days at parental C R Beyeler home A birthday dinner honored Mrs LaMonte Pope and others with a meal at Alma Pendona home Dec Sth. Burnell Wilkes returns home on a month furlough.
Nostalgic dairy advice recounts two microbes chatting and warns on milk utensil cleanliness. It recommends rinsing, scrubbing with soapless powder, hot water rinses, air drying, and pre milking sterilization with a chlorine solution. Includes references to Purdue Leaflet 260 and an Alabama extension guide for a sanitary airing rack.
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