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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1955
Page
2
Montpelier and Soda visitors drop by Delmar Kunz home
Mrs Oneal Kunz and Mrs Kenneth Price with two children from Montpelier visited Delmar Kunz. Max Stoor and sister Wilma Kennington and Mervin Bennion with Teressa spent time with George Kunz’s family. Sunday School attendees included Supt J L Clark and others. Harold Kunz hosted Leonard Castleton family for dinner. David Brenz called from Salt Lake City en route from Moscow to Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneal Kunz
Kenneth Price
Montpelier
Delmar Kunz Home
Max Stoor
Wilma Kennington
Leonard Castleton
Niel of
Harold Kunz
Rudolph Brenz
David
Salt Lake
Moscow
Dallas
Texas
University of Idaho
Local Soda Springs Volunteers Tally in Community Work
Daniel Johnson and Dewey Johnson work this week in Soda Springs while Alfred Jonsen accompanies Louis Dschler on business. Residents at home from school and work include Arlene Been Verlyn Parker Gary Olsen and De Loy Sorenson. Helpers cleaning the tabernacle Monday were Helen Parker Hazel Peterson Mae Sorenson Delma Sorenson and Hilda Sorenson. There are 960000 adult volunteer leaders in the Boy Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Johnson
Dewey Johnson
Soda Springs
Alfred Jonsen
Louis Dschler
Wevit
Tna
Arlene Been
Verlyn Parker
Gary Olsen
DeLoy Sorenson
Indies
Helen Parkeer
Hazel Peterson
Mae Sorenson
Delma Sorenson
Hilda Sorenson
Boy Scouts
Local Social and Sports Roundup from Nyssa and Nearby
Nyssa residents reconnect after visits with Hymas family and others. Local MIA Explorers and Bloomington Explorers play basketball, with wins over St Charlies and a Paris 2nd Ward loss. Nearby guests include Clegg and Waddoupe families, Humpherys hosts, and multiple weekend visits across Franklin County Idaho and Oregon communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Explorer Boys
MIA
Dale Austin
St Charlies Mia Explorers
Bloomington Explorers
Paris
FISH HAVEN COMMUNITY NOTES OF VISITS AND VISITORS
Mr and Mrs Garth Carlsen and children visited Chris Carlsen. Blair Bunn of Montpelier spent time with Rae Hymns. Elmer Roberts and daughter were in Ogden visiting son Erwin. Merl Roberts of Montpelier called on Lester Roberts. Local women helped clean the tabernacle. Attendees at John Lougee funeral included many from Layton Logan Ottumwa Tooele and other towns. Diane Findlay and Patsy Roberts attended a class party in Paris. Various locals visited Paris Cokeville Logan Tremonton Garden City St Charles Old Folks event attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Blair Bunn
Montpelier
The
Rae Hymns Home
Elmer Roberts
Ogden
Erwin
John Lougee
LaVoun
Shirley
Joanne
Layton
Utah
Donald Lougee
Logan
John Rulon Lougee
Ottumwa
Ver
Waddoupe
Blackfoot
Glen Ebert
Sandy
Don Mickelson
Farmington
Parley
Jay Christiansen
Janet Vicker
Caroline Barker
Burke Stewart
Ruth
Janice Stewart
Arthur Tanner
Diane Findlay
Patsy Roberts
Paris
New Portable Yale Traveler Lock touted for thieves defense
A pocket size Yale Traveler portable lock secures storage areas and doors without permanent fittings. It guards hotel closets bureau drawers and home cabinets from theft and is suited for travelers and households with children in reading rooms and other storage spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Time For Chick Raisers to Get Busy
County Agent Bob Kerns urges poultrymen to prepare for baby chicks this season. University of Idaho Extension Service expert Robert Black stresses thorough house cleaning and disinfection before arrival, stove testing, proper hover temperature of 90 to 95 degrees, and adequate litter, guards, feeding space, and water. He notes 0.5 square feet per bird and about 50 square feet for 100 chicks, emphasizing a strong start for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Kerns
Robert Black
University of Idaho Extension Service
Black
Play Store Toys Fail to Inspire vs Top Telephone Interest
The article argues that giving a girl infant a play store does not spark lasting interest in the real item, whereas providing a top telephone proves more stimulating. It suggests practical demonstration and real-world utility better engage curiosity than toy simulations.
Future Farmers of America activities planned for February
The Fielding FFA chapter lists events including a parents and sons banquet, district public speaking on February 2 at West Side, a parliamentary procedure contest on February 2 0 at West Side, and National FFA Week February 21 to 28 with displays in local stores and coverage in The Paris Post. Delegates will travel to Preston for a regular meeting. a district talent contest is in rehearsal. An adult farmer program held recent farming classes with arc welding demonstrations. next meeting is February 14 at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents and Sons
West Side
Shepherd Clothing
Paris Post
Preston
Fielding Voc. Ag
FFA
Lambing Season Ewes Need Exercise and Food
Idaho extension experts urge exercise for ewes before and after lambing and abundant leafy hay. They advise nursing checks for newborn lambs and iodine on the navel to prevent infection. Hay and exercise are emphasized as routine in Idaho lambing camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F Rinehart
University of Idaho Extension Service
Idaho
Poultrymen Should Get the Best From Their Flocks
Poultry farmers are urged to maximize egg production as prices rise. County Agent Bob Kerns and University of Idaho Extension poultry specialist Robert Black outline key practices. Ensure 32 feet of feeding space per 100 birds and provide two 10-quart waterers for 100 hens. Maintain regular lighting with about 14 hours of light daily for best egg output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Kerns
Robert Black
University of Idaho Extension Service
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Keith F. Warner
United States
Bern News
Mervin ‘Bennion
Teressa
George Kunz
J L. Clark
Roger Burgoyne
Ernest Skinner
Grant Jensen
Ovid News
Hoge Insurance
Agency
Jofn B. Hoge
Liberty
Sharon
Kenneth Budge
Nyssa
Oregon
Ivan Hymas
Gold & Green
Lanark
Parley Clegg
Dietrich
Verl Waddoupe
Riverside
Alfred Humpherys
Russell Hansen
Robert Schmid
David G Parker
Humpherys
Roger Gatison
Taft Milter
Glen Humpherys
Ferris Hymas
Bancroft
Norman Roberta
Boise
Stanley Hansen
A H Matthews
Bill Wheeler
Moreland
Hulme Matthews
Pocatello
Pfc
al Miller
Albert Miller
Seaman Daryle Poulsen
Elzo Poulsen
EB. W Stucks
Wilmer
Eee Brown
Lloyd Matthews
Salt Lake City
Rex Hymas
T. L. Austin
Arvin’ Bennett
LaMar Roberts
Udell Roberts
Mrs
David Roberts
Fish Haven News
Garth Carlsen
Chris Carlsen
Merl Roberts
Lester Roberts
Ethel Matthews
Fern Derricott
Martha Hyntas
Bfrs_ivire
Lloyd Simmonds
Son of
Tremonton
Magnus Erickson
Tom Smith
Geraldine Shirley
Mrs. Brooker
Garden City
Cokeville
Alta Pugmire
Don Erickson
Ed Szatt
Magnus
Garth Loveland
Jane W Loveland
Cless Wilkes
Randy
Ernest Wilkes
Verl
Green River
Orval Michaelson
Jeter Stock Home
St. Charles
Arthur Shirley
Earl Pugmire
J. W. Owsley
Optometrist
Rich Theatre
Montpalibe
Kastoria
Bankers
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Your Homes Bank
Travelok
Future Farmers OF America
Fielding
FHA
Montpelier and
Fielding High School
Fielding Clubs
Stephens
Ernest Wilken
Titusville
Oil Creek
Mather
Drake I
Ieta
Reese Parke
Calvin Smedk
UTOCO
Utah-Oie-Refining Company
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