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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1951
Page
8
Slap and Mrs Lynn Austin hosted a climasy at the Heber Price residence. The Whemas family recently moved into the Hugene Stucks home. Mr and Mrs Hari Grimmett and family of Salt Lake spent the weekend at the O and Grimmett home.
Darlene Rich assists at the Postoffice during the holiday. Charles Peterson and Mr and Mrs Crossley of Smoot Wyoming visited last Sunday at BE W Stucks home. Mrs Amos Hulme accompanied Mr and Mrs Hulme Dunford to Pocatello Monday. Mr and Mrs DeVer Bird spent several days past week at the Thames Bird home. Jess Scheidegger Milandoich and Delwin Orr were business visitors in Idaho Falls Monday.
A single drop of hog cholera virus can kill a pig unless protected by anti hog cholera serum. The report notes the extreme potency of even minute quantities of the virus.
Bishop Lothair Rich of St. Charles entered Bear Lake hospital Tuesday with a bad case of ulcers. Then a kitchen tip explains spacing biscuits and rolls two thirds of an inch apart to allow room for expansion during rising and baking.
An assortment of small ads lists furnace cleaning and sale of a baby walker with prices and contact numbers in Fish Haven Paris and Rock Springs. It also promotes trucking services for gravel sand coal and shell lime with regional rates, and a tile flooring offer from Grimmett Sash & Cabinet with installation and free estimates.
Mr and Mrs Russell Sorenson shopped in Logan one day last week. Mrs Hazel Peterson, Genean and DeVrdl Peterson attended the High School play Thursday evening. A shower honored Jean Nielson Bunderson Friday night with prayers, duets, solos, jokes, readings, and gifts.
John Morgan of Liberty spoke at a Sunday Sacrament meeting. The Gospel Doctrine class sponsored a December 12 party with a pot luck lunch. The MIA held a December 5 program, then caroled, followed by a gathering. Singing Mothers and High Priest groups participated.
A Sunday evening program drew a number of townspeople who attended and enjoyed the event. Details about the program or participants are limited in the readable text. The report notes strong local interest in community gatherings.
At a September 25 1951 meeting the company levied 125 per share on capital stock. Payable to BE H Shepherd Secretary in Paris Idaho by December 28 1951. Unpaid shares become delinquent and will be sold at public auction on January 28 1952 at ten oclock a.m. to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs.
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