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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1938
Page
2
Betty Price, tired of dull work, dresses as a high society guest for a Christmas outing. An admiring stranger she calls Prince invites her to coffee, and they share a night of pretend romance. A plumbing crisis reveals the ruse, ending with the idea of a Christmas wedding.
A local listing shows the M Men basketball schedule from December through February. Games include St Charles facing Lanark Haven Paris Bloomington Laketown Garden CityFish Haven Paris First. Weekly pairings span Paris St Charles Bloomington Laketown and Garden City with varied venues.
The Dear Editor letter by Oo. C. Dunford defends Bear Lake county against critics drawn from eastern and western observations. It lauds local optimism, questions outside judgments, and urges readers to appreciate neighbors and shared citizenship amid nationwide labor unrest.
A historical note on Christmas dates and celebrations in England and other countries. It describes December 25 as the common date, Yule log customs on Christmas Eve, traditional dishes like bear's head with fruit, and festive evergreens with mistletoe. The excerpt ends with the name Josephine Stucki.
Sioux City, Iowa. Ed T. Kearney, a real estate man and banker, who long funded anonymous Christmas gifts to prisoners and missions under the signature Mickey Finn, is disclosed as the mysterious Santa. The 1930 letter to a Cook County sheriff was among his papers, and he confessed to the role while hospitalized. James Olesa of Ovid reported as a Paris visitor.
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