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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1961
Page
2
The University of Idaho extension service expert Willma Shryack discusses choosing an ergonomic chair as a Christmas gift. She notes the chair should fit the user with an alt-test, matching the spine curve and a seat back pitch of about 110 degrees, recommending 8 to 9 inch low arm rests for comfort.
Practical seating guidance for posture and support across chair types, plus detailed sewing tips for fabrics used in garments. Includes advice on ottomans for low seats, neck support, knee pressure avoidance, and care steps for double knit laminates stretch and deep pile fabrics with pattern placement and pressing notes. Also includes a public notice from Fred J. Price as administrator seeking creditors’ claims.
Primary officers and teachers hosted a Christmas party for their husbands on December 14 with a decorated table, program, carols and a story by Hazel L. Peterson. Relief Society held a party with gifts, songs, poems, and a nursery duty, plus 24 women and 14 children attended. Additional activities included Sewing group, Daughters of Utah Pioneers visit, elders meeting in Liberty, Sunday school visitors, sacrament speakers, and a Book of Mormon study session.
Notice to all creditors of the estate of Charles C. Nate, deceased, that claims must be filed within four months of first publication. Claims and vouchers to executors Charles R. Nate and Leslie Nate, at the law offices of O. R. Baum, Ben Peterson, and Ruby Y. Brown, 403 Spaulding Building, Pocatello Idaho. Dated November 17, 1961.
An estimated 53,000 persons were employed on Idaho farms during the week of November 1925. This total exceeds the prior year and the five year November average by about 3,000. Family workers total 40,000, while hired laborers are estimated at 13,000, up 1,000 from a year earlier.
Idaho potato processing from July through October totaled 4 316 000 cwt according to processor reports. Of this 786 000 cwt went to starch flour and alcohol production, while 3 530 000 cwt supplied food products. From the 4 316 000 cwt processed, 3 187 000 cwt originated in the fall region.
The report states 477,000 from Idaho and 650,000 shipped into Idaho from several states. For the first four months of the market season total processing rose 20 percent from the prior year. Food product usage gained 3 percent while starch and flour usage more than quadrupled.
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