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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1949
Page
8
The first grade finished Eskimo books and work on a large flag made from paper chains. They created picture booklets of The Three Little Pigs with finger-painted covers and are busy making Valentines and a Valentine box. Fourth Grade notes questions about loved figures. Fifth Grade.
On Friday Eldeen Hymns Maureen Skinner and Lorna Morgan sang Joyce Crawford poems Ray Humpherys told jokes Colleen Hy mas performed a poem Gayle Eborn Janett solo Kent Michel song Vendy Wallentine cornet solo Billie Bird piano solo Carolyn Lewis piano solo Garry Grandy saxophone solo Marvin Parker piano. Everyone in arithmetic scored a hundred. we have a Valentine box in our room. In Mr Rich’s class belts are being made at low cost. in reading class we memorize the Gettysburg Address. Class officers were elected this morning and the eighth graders congratulate Mr and Mrs Roghaar on their new baby boy.
A group from Lanark attended the MIA Drama program at the high school last Thursday and saw wrestling and basketball in Paris on Friday. Others went to a Sega party at Emerson school gym and a priesthood meeting in Paris Sunday. Mrs Ethel Beck hosted a fireside with Warren Passey leading the lesson. Snowed in since Sunday night, roads blocked, milk haulage and bus service disrupted. Ernest Egley visited Paris Saturday on business.
A big bull elk wandered down the hill and through the gate to the kitchen porch of the Fenn ranger station. Mrs Cox reported the animal watched her chores through a kitchen window and appeared uninjured. The elk was clearly seeking a place to die and did so that afternoon.
Clifford Skinner of Pocatello spent the weekend with his wife and son. Glen Lewis and Willard Hansen returned from Bozeman Montana. Mr and Mrs Charles Nate of Montpelier called on Mrs Ettie Bird. The Doctrine and Covenants Study group met at the home of Mr and Mrs Grant Rich. Mr and Mrs Wilford Michel traveled to Ogden and back. Mrs Kate Anderson visiting Bern where she teaches. Mrs Richard Lau spent last week with her parents the Poulsens in Soda Springs. Rex and Wayne Haddock and Chester Parker were home from AC for the weekend. John Stucki trip to Logan and back. Warren Caldwell of Ogden spent weekend with his mother Lena Caldwell. Mrs John Hoge hosted Steven’s fourth birth anniversary. Relatives of Stevens attended.
Many updates from Paris Idaho and nearby towns include visitations such as Miss Lorene Wyler hosting Miss Verla Mae Morgan and Misa Rosalee Johnson staying with Dana Wood. Socials cover birthdays, bridge clubs, and family dinners, plus university basketball trips and local church youth activities.
Britannica cites the highest price for a single stamp as over $5 000. The item is a one cent British Guiana from the Arthur Hind collection, sold at auction in the low years of 1983 and 1994.
Washington announces new Interior Department regulations expanding exploration and development of phosphate deposits on public lands in the West. The rules aim to increase fertilizer production while enforcing conservation safeguards for western and midwestern farms.
Plumbing installation and repair by Morris B Athay. carpenters for build remodel or repair. Underwood and Royal typewriters for sale at $65. WANTED horses and cows for Fox Feed including crippled animals. STOP leaking roofs with Dow Flakes calcium chloride sold by Grimmett Sash & Cabinet. Phone numbers and names included.
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