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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1941
Page
5
Miss Phyllis Long and Dean Roberts wed in the Logan Temple with family members from Lanark and Montpelier present. Funeral attendance for Mrs. Lars Carlsen. visits between Montpelier and Lanark noted. Private Dan Lyon update places him near San Francisco. other community visits include Star Valley and Aton travel.
A constable in Paris Idaho cites possession of a black mare aged 4 or 5 unbroke with a scar on the left hind foot and brand a on the left thigh. If unclaimed by January 12 1942 the animal will be sold at public auction.
Mrs. C R Beyeler returns from Ogden. Mr and Mrs John H Jensen depart for Idaho Oregon visit son Warren in the military. Ernest Howell returns from Omaha and visits Salt Lake relatives. Sunday School conference delegates Helen Austin Eva Hymas visit. Montpelier shoppers include W A Howell Henry Shirley and others. Charity boxes sent to missionaries and soldiers. Phantom Bells three act mystery staged December 12 under Mrs Arthur Shirley. Several local families visit, travel and medical trips noted.
Mona Parker amall daughter of Archie Parker is improving under Dr Rich care. Mrs Darrell ms staying in Paris with sister Mrs Willard Eborn. Agnes Toomer on the mend. Zola Parker is sick under Dr Spencer H Rich. Mrs Leo Passey ill. Melvin Passey knee injury. Delbert Parker and McKey Passey drove with Ferne Derricott to Logan. Locals visited Clarence Passey for birthday. Many others and mumps noted. Visitors include A M Poulsen family and Elzo Poulsen from Liberty. Cyril Dayton of Dingle. O T Parker of Wardboro. John Toomer family. James Toomer of Cokeville. Mrs John Toomer staying with Agnes Toomer. Dean Roberts and Phyllis Long wed.
About 1500 stars are visible to the naked eye at once. Moonlight or light haze can obscure about half of them.
Mr George King and others from Lanark and Ronald Roberts Mrs Elden Lewis and Mrs Ben Kelsey visited Bern last Tuesday. Abel Kunz moved sheep to Solum River ranch Georgetown for winter feeding. Townspeople attended the funeral of James A Olsen of Ovid. Various Kunz family members and pilgrims from Raymond Paris Bloomington and Genoa visited Bern. The N R High School team played Fielding High 33 32. Leon Kearl damaged car after meeting a horse near Round Valley Saturday night.
Mr and Mrs L D Lamborn and Mrs Ben Orvin motored to Ogden on business last Monday. They spent Tuesday with Mrs Wilson New combs of that city and returned home Wednesday morning. Sheriff and Mrs Benjamin Weston with Miss Hazel Weston and Mrs Ben B Weston shopped in Logan on Wednesday. Russell Myers, Earry Webb and Melvin Earley visited from Salt Lake with college students Harl Myers and Ruth Robinson from Logan. Mrs Aretha Jensen returned with her husband Duane Jensen from Salt Lake City weekend visit. County Agent Leonard Manwaring held an A A A meeting electing local officers for the year. Alfred Kearl and son Delmas were Randolph visitors on Tuesday.
Local residents hosted and visited relatives across Bloomington and nearby towns from Salt Lake City to Paris. The Ward Conference occurred with visitors EB W. Stucks and B. T. Shepherd, while numerous families hosted or traveled, including Nelsons, Thornocks, Haddocks, and Pugmires.
Son of Montpelier spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Gordon Windley. Mr Nord Jacobsen of Ogden visited his parents Mr and Mrs Hubert Jacobsen. Mr and Mrs Frank Thompson visited their daughter Mrs Truman Payne. Earl Reese returns home with his father A V Reese and sisters Violet and Lela after weeks away. Glen Ward returned to Salt Lake after several days here. Riley Crossley and Ben Bunderson hosted a visit. Clifford Jaussi of Parrs attended Stake Mutual last Tuesday.
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