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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1960
Page
3
Gardenceey News reports the sudden death of Freeda Hansen Corbridge of Logan Utah sister of LaVere Hansen. Local residents attend shopping trips church events and relief society activities. Residents including Sprouse Rich Sims and Bunderson family plan visits and missions.
Government surplus depots advertise direct sales by mail with cameras cars boats office equipment and thousands of surplus items at deep discounts. Readers can obtain a pamphlet detailing how to ship and buy and how to get free surplus by mailing $2.00 to the listed Washington DC address.
St Charles community news reports Principal Arlin Wilkes convalescing from flu in bed. Sharon Pugmire recovering after appendix rupture surgery. Families from Logan Pocatello and Hyrum visit relatives and travel to markets and Church trips. local residents like Theodocia Hymas and the Andersons are listed with sessions and travel plans.
Liberty Sh aron notes contain a series of short reports about area families traveling to Nevada and southern Utah, visits by Caldwell Idaho residents to Wallace, Logan for weekend events, Logan gatherings for church activities, and a testimonial at Logan for Brute Draper.
Visitors from Montpelier Logan and Salt Lake City called on local families. The Sunday School program featured Eva Matthews scripture reading and songs by Junior Sunday School children. Merrill Beck Janet Nance Elaine McMurray Kelly Matthews Maida King gave talks and Larry King offered the closing prayer. A Fireside followed under MIA direction. Joan Hymas of Brigham City visited the Calvin Hymas family. Dennis Carlsen and Kay Hymas were among Logan visitors Friday.
Extension service agents have prepared a popular style-report about county program activities for 1961. About 350 Bear Lake residents have received the booklet, with 1960 edition already printed and mailed to many.
A holiday edition discusses inexpensive gift ideas from farm and kitchen items such as eggs milk cream and baked goods. It notes the importance of aroma in flavor, suggests affordable poultry and produce like onions cabbage and cranberries, and mentions USDA price expectations for broiler-fryers and onions. It also cites Idaho as a key onion state and references modest price outlooks for cabbage.
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