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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1958
Page
2
The Paris Post Published Weekly appears as a local Idaho publication produced by the HE Blake Publishing Company with contributors Franklin Benson Walter C Dye.
Mrs. Joseph Laker remains hospitalized at Bear Lake Hospital with flu complications. McKay Pugmire injured his leg coasting on the hill west of town when a sleigh mishap drove a stick into his leg. Alfred Keetch family attended a Liberty wedding reception for Daryl Poulson. Patricia performed a piano solo. Stake visitors Mildred Johnson and Pearl Bateman visited Primary Thursday. Relief Society held a Wednesday meeting with sewing and square-dance projects.
An Idaho department pamphlet argues age is not the key to gun ownership. responsibility and supervision matter. It notes laws banning under 12 year olds from possessing firearms in forests or tents, and highlights safety training efforts with 80 000 students trained this year through schools sportsmen and the NRA with federal support.
A disgruntled Montpelier reader questions rising holiday shoplifting and urges charitable aid rather than theft. The Idaho Traffic Safety Division warns drivers to watch for sledding children as December traffic deaths rise, urging lights and high visibility to prevent winter accidents.
A Bloomington party at Mr and Mrs George Painter’s home hosted by Mrs Enid Piggott featured many locals including Bryan Haddock Dunford Findlay Bateman Nelson Ward and visiting Dallas Painter from Pocatello. A 9 year old Riverdale boy Jarvis Jacobsen was killed in a car pedestrian accident. funeral held Friday.
An informal Christmas spread in Laketown brings joy as Mrs Pearlina Alley returns home for the holidays. Local families, including Mr Helen Myers and Mr Kenneth Myers, share updates from Logan and Garden City services. The community marks the passing of Monroe Anderson and reflects on holiday services and cantata plans.
Navy announces a January 1959 enlistment quota for Waves expanding women’s roles. Lt Cmdr T Watson cites waves serving ashore in many fields from secretarial to medical and aviation. Recruiters will explain qualifications as opportunities grow for adventurous young women.
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