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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1944
Page
5
The Mr A Gold and Green Ball was held in Bloomington last Friday with a grand party. Attendees included Heber Thornock visiting from Montana for his mother Amelia Thornock's funeral and many local friends and relatives.
Mrs Clarence Rasmussen and daughter Shannon of Salt Lake City visited the McCammon home. Funeral attendees included Pearl Brian Pamela Hayes Ida Thornock and others from Georgetown. Activities featured 4-H talks forest life pictures and a Gold and Green Ball with Edith Passey as ward queen.
Billy Hayes of Georgetown now stationed at an army camp in Louisiana visited Mr and Mrs Robert Schmid on Tuesday of last week. Alf Jensen and son Don of Ovid were in Bern the first of last week. Dr Reed Rich Dr R B Lindsay Dr W C Stock and Gordon Ashley of Montpelier were business visitors in Bern Wednesday of last week. Jos Peterson of Ovid was in Bern.
George Lyon departed for Pocatello for work as Mrs. Clarence Sparks and daughter visit Bennington home of Frank Skinner. Word from Klickitat Washington reports Dale Densley died that afternoon leaving parents and three brothers Keith Orin and darry Densley. A shower honored Mrs Dean Roberts at R H Long home with many guests. Paris business calls by Grant Richard and CN Carlsen crew. Ed Lyon family and Richard Long shopped in Montpellier. Harley Hansen and Duane enlisted in Navy at Pocatello. Mrs Hannah Miller travels to Smithfield then Malta to visit Ephram Crosley. Liberty visits with Mrs Hill and Mrs Hymas. President’s Ball attendance in Paria. Bill Long and Leater Roberts haul lumber to Logan. Bert Orr meets in Paris.
An evening party at the Wilkes home on January 26 honored Ernest Wilkes on his birthday. Guests included the Pugmire and Loveland families, the Stock and Erickson clans, and others from St. Charles, Laketown, and Fish Haven. Local events noted include travels, funeral attendance, a Sacrament meeting talk by Harold Redse, and a Junior girls one act play at Mutual Theater under Hazel Clark.
Mrs L D Lamborn left for Denver to visit son Hugh L stationed at Burk eley Field. The Misses Hazel Weston and Trene Robinson traveled from LDS Business College in Galt Lake to visit family. Sheriff and Mrs Benj Weston were Salt Lake visitors. Leslie Webb of Ogden and daughter Mrs Lucy Smith of Brig ham visited. C B B Cheney and son Vara hauled livestock to Ogden. County Agent L H Manwaring of Randolph visited on Thursday. Ben Torvin seeks employment in Ogden and will move there soon. Hyrum Nebeker went to JF ranch last week. Ralph Booth of South Eden Ranch toured to St Charles to see family and bring a cow from Bloomington. Stephen Earley on 20 day furlough from Camp MS Bara Raton, Florida, home with mother Barbara Earley. in service he has been in Cuba and other countries. Groundhog Day predictions noted. Mhared Plummer left Friday to join husband in service. parties held in her honor. she has helped in the post office since November.
Occupation authorities plan a designated language day in Netherlands Borneo. Inhabitants would be required to use Japanese on the chosen day, either weekly or monthly, under the Japanese administration.
A local exhortation urging readers to reflect on life choices after their workday. The text questions family dependence and the possibility of someone else in the family needing support, emphasizing thoughtful consideration of careers and roles.
Mr and Mrs Glen Christensen and their baby from Soda Springs are visiting with Mr Joseph Parker and accompanied him on a trip to Montpelier as part of their outing.
Mrs Parker from hospital and Marian Parker at Fort Douglas undergo appendicitis surgery last week and convalescent furlough. Various visitors arrive in Provo and Ogden. The Relief Society quilts for Ida Passey are shared with Lula Passey and others.
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