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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1951
Page
1
City administration urges residents to remove cars sleighs and items from sidewalks to keep streets passable and safe. Violations hinder snow removal and threaten safety and law compliance. mayor thanks cooperating citizens and asks violators to move vehicles promptly.
Editorial notes Winterbottom first place in BYU contest funded by Lake Tribune awarding a $50 scholarship to promote peace and education. The piece honors pioneers and the nation’s heritage while urging gratitude for freedom, education, and travel. A Utah Pioneer event at Nora Dee’s home featured a Christ program with Nina Bloorn hosting.
M Gray, 16, of Caldwell earned Girls Record honors. She was named a recipient and received a $300 prize from Montgomery in addition to the Chicago-related award context.
Emerson Grade School staged Christmas in Ninety-Nine Words last Thursday at Fielding High School auditorium. Lead performers included Vic Baker Maureen Athay Gayle Eborn Booth Vallentine Gary Grandy Ray Humpherys Lorna Morgan Colleen Hymas Billie Bird and Richard Stocker with other parts by Carolyn Lewis Glen Humpherys Cheryl Hansen Ruth Hulme Richard Winterbottom Merlyn Hansen and Jerald Eborn. Fifth to eighth grade students formed the choruses under Beth West assisted by Grant Rich Paul Nelson and Ralph Roghaar.
Mrs Ernest Allred died at the hospital Monday at 4 pm. Her son Evan and grandson Dan Rasmussen arrived from Minneapolis. Connie Allred Webb came from Utah for her mother’s illness. Many relatives and friends visit and spend holidays across Utah, California, Idaho, and Utah, with travel hampered by blocked roads and winter conditions.
Winter weather endangers calves if housed in crowded unsanitary conditions. University of Idaho vet Dr Lloyd Scrivner stresses dry, draft-free quarters and regular feeding to prevent scours. Isolate sick calves and use castor oil followed by Kaolin to combat diarrhea. avoid raw eggs as a cure.
Mrs. Orissa Rich Allred age 74 wife of Ernest W Allred of St Charles died Monday in a local hospital after a brief illness. She lived in St Charles all her life and married in the Logan Temple on Oct 12 1898. The couple observed their golden anniversary in 1948. She was active in church work and is survived by her husband five sons and daughters two siblings eleven grandchildren and 11 other relatives. Funeral services are set for Friday at 1 pm at the St Charles ward chapel.
Mr and Mrs Walter Bird motored to Montpelier Christmas day to visit the Ferris Hess home. Junior Hoge of Blackfoot spent the holidays with his parents, Mr and Mrs Ezra J Hoge. Mr and Mrs Dale Lauritzen of Oxdon spent the weekend and Christmas at the Wm Lauritzen home. Mr and Mrs Glen Grimmett were Salt Lake City visitors Wednesday and Thursday of last week. Don Nye, a student at Idaho University Moscow, spent the holidays with his parents, Mr and Mrs Vivian Nye.
Mr and Mrs E H Shepherd left the latter part of the week for Salt Lake to spend Christmas with relatives.
Activity calendar lists Paria 1st Ward events in Paris and Bloomington areas. Includes Gold and Green events, Fielding relief efforts, Mid-ge society activities and a March of Dimes fundraiser. Fish Haven hosts Sweetheart Ball events in FHS.
A polio fundraiser square dance is set for Wednesday night January 9 in the Paris pavilion with Ernest White and his orchestra providing music. Admission is 50 cents per couple and all proceeds go to the polio fund. Attendees are urged to participate.
Lucile Hulme from BYU returns home for holidays as families from Salt Lake, Ogden, and Georgetown visit Bloomington. Local groups hold Christmas party events with carols, gifts, and shared meals, while students and residents attend Sunday meetings and host home gatherings.
Farmers Home Administration in Cache and Rich counties expands loans to seven thousand dollars repayable up to seven years to help farmers adjust production and improve efficiency. Loans cover equipment, livestock, fertilizer, and operating needs with eligibility unchanged. Local county committee must certify eligibility, and plans include better crop livestock balance, improved varieties, and enhanced farm management. Community benefits include boosted local purchasing and stronger national defense through increased food and fiber output.
Idaho officials report $612,616.55 raised locally with county totals and more than $1,705,130 in requests for aid from the March of Dimes to support patient care research and education. Overstreet stresses January campaign must succeed to continue humanitarian services and the police research program aiding the battle against infantile paralysis.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hornburger and Mrs. Neva Dastman of Canada visited with Mr. and Mrs. David T. Or. Agnes Toomer visited Montpelier then caught the train to Pocatello to visit son Bill in Rigby. Pfc Harold P Eborn home from Texas to visit parents before reporting to Camp Stoneman. Bee Hive girls program at Mutual School. Scarletina among local children. Russell Passey visiting relatives from Catlin and Paris.
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