Local Post Office Admits Second Class Mail Matter
A notice states that mail is admitted as Second Class Matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under the Act of March 3 1879.
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Paris
Idaho
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1953
Page
2
Bear Lake County seeks bids for indigent patient care from physician
The Bear Lake County Board of Commissioners invites bids for a county physician to care for indigent residents. Bids due February 7, 1953, at the Bear Lake County Clerk's Office in Paris Idaho. Services may include medical care alone or with medicine and transportation. eligibility includes defined indigents, old age and blind assistance recipients, destitute residents, and travelers needing care. Two year term. travel not required for those unable to reach the doctor. hospital patients must be approved by a county commissioner.
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Board of County Commissioners
Heat Lake County
Iccused
Paris
Idaho
Bear Lake County
House Cally
Sam Vo Tunks
Lake County Court House
Rere
Hkishe Board of County Commissioners
Flu Outbreak Strikes LAKETOWN Area Schools and Towns
January flu wave hit Bear Lake area shutting down Edna Wamsley and other students while teachers filled in. Families attended Wool Growers convention in Salt Lake City and visited relatives in Layton Ogden Provo Logan and Cleveland as health and travel disrupted weekly routines. Community members hosted gatherings and dinners with many local residents affected by illness and travel.
Lanark Area Social Notes and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Emery Benson of Newton Utah and Charles Parker of Ovid visited here with Agnes Toomer and relatives. The Gold and Green Ball on Jan 27 drew a good crowd with Hattie Vallen tine and Idell Matthews performing and Rowsell orchestra providing music. Relief Society notes report Irene Orr injuring her wrist. Joan Wallentine's farewell party was held as she left for Salt Lake City. Local trips included Warren Passey driving guests, Gary King returning from hospital, and Junior Toomer visiting from Kentucky en route to the Far East.
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Emery Benson
Newton
Utah
Charles Parker
Ovid
Agnes Toomer
Hattie Vallentine
Paris
Mra Idell Matthews
Liberty
Rowsell
Joan Wallentine
Leland Wallentine
Joan
Salt Lake City
Childrens’ Hospital
Warren Passey
John Toomer
Junior
Irving Pearson
Andy
Thi “May
Cokeville
Kentucky
Far East
Local residents attend events and visits this week
Richard Orr visited the Parker home this week. JT and Byron Eborn with Russell Passey and Levor Eborn traveled to Pocatello for a business trip last Thursday. Many locals attended John Deere Day in Montpelier on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Parker attended Sacrament meeting in Pars Ist ward Sunday morning. Most officers attended Union meeting in Pars Sunday afternoon. DeVerl Passey, while at school in Logan, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr and Mrs Leo F Passey.
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John H Weston
Milton Weston
Kathie and
Jeannie
Blackfoot
Weston
Richard Orr
Joseph Parker
Byron Eborn
Russell Passey
Levor Eborn
Pocatello
Pars Ist Ward
Pars
DeVerl Passey
Schol
Logan
Leo F Passey
Pete Corlah
Cokeville
Cecil Thornock
George Ward
LeRoy
Alma Findlay
Dean Ward
Nephi Chase
Inkom
Montpelier Social Roundup Spanning Visits and Local Ball
Montpelier residents hosted and visited across several towns including Laketown Ogden Pocatello and Logan with numerous family gatherings games and community events noted. Attendees included Mr Mrs Hererra Weston Christensen Jacobson Nielsen Jarvis Corlah Thornock Ward Haddock and Payne among others.
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Reid Jacobson
Janat Nielsen
Eddie Jarvis
Ogden
Bert Payne
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