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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1932
Page
4
Local notes report Christmas trees in Center street supervised by the Paris Lions club and a busy holiday scene with subscriptions, travels of residents like Frank Wright and Crandell Dunn, and school closings. Statewide politics hint at Democratic gains as Idaho legislature nears session.
St Charles hosts a Sunday evening court of honor in L D 8S chapel. P J Foulger, Earl Shepherd, Charles Longhurst of Paris and Wm Keetch attend. One scout advances to first class and two to tenderfoot. twenty six merit badges awarded. Nearby, a bus load attended the M I A convention in Montpelier. Local updates include health improvements, visits, and travel between Paris and nearby towns.
Fielding High hosts intramural volleyball with Sophomores beating Freshmen and Seniors defeating Juniors to set up a Sophomore versus Senior championship. A four team Jungle League including Cats Bears Tigers Leopards features captains Asael Rich Ivor Price Lothair Rich Adrian Stewart. Leopards lead the standings with four wins and one defeat as noon-hour play continues.
Mrs Ida Thornock and Miss Lola attended a birthday party last week. Theo Daniels's wife received notice Saturday of winning the Sun beam electric mix master from Lego Milk Co for a radio contest judged by KSL for best list of 20 reasons Sego milk is superior. Harold Brewer, a BYU student, returned home for vacation while Eugene Roberts, previously employed in Boulder, Nevada, visited his family.
Readable fragments reference aging authors and composers with notable ages, plus a 1933 financial notice about a capital stock operation payable by January 5th. The text mixes names like Hugo Verdi Hindenburg and a secretary named Bee with erratic punctuation and garbled lines from an OCR scan.
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