Paris Idaho Post Office Mails Admitted Notice
Admitted to the mails as Second Class Matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under Act of March 3 1870 with designation of periodical publication and mailing details.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1956
Page
2
Admitted to the mails as Second Class Matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under Act of March 3 1870 with designation of periodical publication and mailing details.
The MIA sponsored a special program at the January meeting. Bancroft visitors include Tont Sorenson visiting his grandparents the LeRoy Sorensons. Evanston guests Mr and Mrs George Morrin and children visited Mrs Drue Cook and family. Funeral in Bloomington for Mrs J Patterson attended by many. Sympathy extended to J W Gibbons family. Ogden and Montpelier trips and Sacramento meeting references. Infant daughters of George Morris and Rosa Smith named in local ceremonies.
In Bear Lake County Idaho the administratrix Ida A Ward notifies creditors and all claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be presented at the office of D E Haddock attorney in the Kastoria Building Paris Idaho. Dated January 6 1958. First published January 12 1986. Last published February 9 1956.
North Rich Mustangs lost to South Rich 5 54 and to the junior team 40 38 in Friday basketball. Sophomores hosted a carnival with a program and a dance. Music by the Rythmeers of Evanston. Various residents traveled to Logan Kemmerer Montpellier Bear Lake Corona and Salt Lake City for visits, church events, and family occasions. Weather note says cars that didn’t need pushing stayed in garages.
A surprise birthday party was held Monday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morgan in honor of Taft Miller. Several locals visited from Montpelier and nearby towns over the weekend and midweek, with numerous small social calls and weekend trips noted.
Mrs Darrell Oborn led the Relief Society social defense lesson. Clifford and Mrs Price attended MIA. Local and neighboring towns sent attendees to the Lanark Gold and Green Ball last Wednesday. Gayle Eborn joined Fielding High School party. Marie Roberta ill recently. John Roberta family moved to Liberty to be with Lester Roberts. Gold and Green Ball at Paris pavilion Friday night. Albert Miller and Dennis Carlsen spoke at Sacrament meeting with Mrs Carlsen accompanying. Mrs Irwin Parker visited Logan with Mrs Lincoln Burton and new baby.
LaMont Pope and Steven joined Mr and Mrs Alfred Keetch for a trip to the BQ ranch at Cokeville and back. Bloomington held the Gold and Green Ball with many locals in attendance. Relief Society met January 31 with Mrs Stockh leading a discussion on The Family Nobody Wanted. Eugene Roberts and family visited Camp Lifton friends. Parnell Johnson and Pearl Weston visited Mrs Ed Szatt after trips to Mortpeller dir. Gary Loveland, Salt Lake, works for Southeast Furniture Co. Ice on Lake is thick with a good crowd skating Sunday. Effie Stock and Orean Stock spent three days in Paris for upholstery work.
Mary A. Peterson reported the death of her brother Joe Johnson in Conda. Funeral arrangements were not specified in the available text.
A Sunday gathering featured services and a pot luck following a program at Mutual Aid Hall. Attendees noted a memorial for the missing in action on January 31 and a dance session that concluded the event.
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