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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1932
Page
2
The week in Montpelier brings wedding party attendance, hospitalities, and multiple illness notices. Families such as Reed and Barker host visitors, while Mr and Mrs Allred suffer flu and scarlet fever. Local residents report ski accidents, injuries, and school disruptions as roads and weather affect travel and activities.
Mrs Mary Patterson has been very ill but improved. Mrs George Ward and baby are on the mend after two weeks of sickness. A baby girl was born February 8. Georgetown and Bloomington tied Paris, Bloomington won. also beat Paris 1st Ward and Dingle. Joseph Paterson Jr. cut his foot. Ella Welker visited grandmother Mrs Clara Welker for two days. Sex and Toby dance held with Melodious Playmates. Miss Grandy of Paris visited Ruth and Leone Madsen. A Briscoe party, John Ward and Isaac Dunford spoke. LaMont Thornock operated on for appendicitis at Montpelier hospital. recovery slow but improving. Mrs Verda Grunig of Noonan visiting the Ward family.
Residents enjoyed snow and mild days as families hosted gatherings at homes on weekends. The ward primary held a Friday dance with ice cream, while residents attended the Lions Carnival ball in Paris and the Paris Post prizes.
The Alleman family attended George Alleman Sr s funeral in Logan last Wednesday. Rupert Kunz and Louise K Pope wed in the Logan temple. Visitors include Fred Barfis and family with ties to Laramie PFE. Pugmire and Mattson traveled to Pocatello for railroad work.
Falls were weekend visitors here John Kunz Jr Fred Barfus Abel and Heber C Kunz of Bern were visitors at the county seat Monday. Miss Roxey Barfus was entertained by a group of her young friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Juns Monday evening.
Fielding High School presents a three act comedy The Love Expert featuring Mary and Mrs Jackson with Tom and Minnie Bell. The advertisement promises advice from Miss Alice and a prize fight viewable, with show on February 24 at the Paris Opera House.
Mr and Mrs John W Kendall and family plus Mr and Mrs Ben Cleveland and Mr and Mrs James Transtrum arrived in Paris Monday night after a trip from Ogden Utah. They traveled via Evanston Randolph Sage and the Oregon trail route due to a highway blockage near Fish Haven. Mr Transtrum, hurt when his right hand was cut by a buzz saw at St Charles two months ago, also returned from Ogden hospital.
A new Percy Crosby story opens at Rich Theatre Montpelier with Leigh Allen in a Crosby role. The cast reunites Skippy stars including Jackie Cooper Sooky Robert Coogan Sidney Jackie Sears and others with Oscar Apfel Harry Beresford and Tom Wilson in foreground roles. The production follows the Paris Montpellier ball game for format and premiere.
Cyril Budge of the Budge A Livestock Company at Manson spent several days in town on business and returned to the ranch Tuesday afternoon.
A historical update lists Idaho election milestones from March through November. It details registration openings, nomination deadlines, ballot preparation, absentee voting windows, primary and general election days, and post election canvassing and certification steps by county and state authorities.
County Commissioner L B Johnson of Rich County secured a $3200 allotment from the Utah State Road Commission for the Randolph Laketown highway. The funds are split equally between county and state program budgets and will be deducted from the statewide road program later in the season.
The famed drama of dual personalities by Robert Louis Stevenson has enjoyed long success since 1887. The Paramount production, featuring Frederick March, arrives at Rich Theatre in Montpelier on February 21, 22 and 28.
State Senator J Wesley Holden Republican candidate questions primary law scope noting Chapter 18 1931 laws and radio campaign costs as personal expenses. He praises removal of 1929 registration oath and vows voter re registration carryover saving about 32000 dollars. cites 131000 voters who voted in last general election.
The remark notes primary expenses including publication of notices and ballots. It suggests diverting funds from costly reg istration expenses to non partisan newspaper work and other primary election costs.
A large crowd attended the farewell for Miss Ella Welker daughter of Pres and Mrs Roy A Welker. She leaves at week’s end for Salt Lake City and then Houston Texas to begin a mission for the L D S church. The evening featured a program followed by dancing.
Ambitious men and women sought for several job openings in cities and towns. No experience needed. Company offers financing if required. Apply now to Mr Thomas Superintendent at 426 Third Street Oakland California.
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