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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1958
Page
4
In Ovid Alf Jensen receives birthday honors while multiple Paris residents visit relatives in Soda Springs Logan Bear Lake and Salt Lake. Numerous gatherings include Relief Society events and family weekends as well as hospital news and new arrivals.
A two year old red Bally heifer with a right ear notch and a branded right rib will be sold to the highest bidder for cash at 10 a.m. on February 27 1958 at the Glen Ward ranch in Beas Lake County Idaho if not claimed. The sale is conducted under Idaho Code Section 24-2009. Seeable at Glen Ward ranch. E Monson sheriff. Published February 13 and 20 1958.
Community calendar lists events from February through June including M I A and Leadership meetings, Bear Lake Day outings in Logan and Paris, Relief Society parties, FFA FHA and Junior Prom, a music festival, and high school commencement. Notable dates include February 15 17 19 22 23 and March 1 8 11 14 17 19 20 24.
Four members of the Class A School District No. 33 board pledge support for a February 18 bond vote in Bear Lake county. They urge taxpayers to approve the proposal to fund urgently needed school facilities, signing as Chairman A. J. Powell Treasurer Marriner R. Jensen Stucks Taft P. Budge.
A county tally from Idaho indicates Owyhee county led deer takings with 13 percent of statewide exits, Boise county second at 8. Leading counties by area were Caribou, Boise, Cassia, Bear Lake and Kootenai. Opening day accounted for about 15 percent of the harvest from 41 785 cards returned with 27 266 successes.
Mr and Mrs Mitchell Beck of Ovid visited Tuesday morning at Eborns Mrs Edna Eborn hosted a quilting party for Marie Roberts on Wednesday Attendees included Margaret Passey Melba Vallentine Bessie Passey Ida Lula Passey Eva Parker Maida King Agnes Eborn LeReva Findlay Ivy Parker LeRue Beck LaVeda Parker and others Loran Smith, staying with Earl Findlay, returned to California last Sunday Mrs Gerald Skinner of Noonan visited the Passey family Wednesday Mrs Cyril Dayton and Mrs William Bird called on Mrs Harlan Eborn Thursday Mr and Mrs Dale Roberts of Logan visited the John Roberts family Sunday.
WANTED to operate a farm west of the Paris townsite. Contact E S When needed for coal sand or gravel contact Wilford Michel Paris phone 2441. WANTED person to act as secretary five afternoons a week at office or Montpellery wines. Must meet people type and keep books know the Farm Bureau and be 25 or older. Apply by letter to Eugene B Stucki chair Bear Lake Farm Bureau Paris. 2-tfc WANTED saleslady or salesman to sell McNess Products part or full time no experience needed will teach and finance you write today McNess Co P O Box 14 Bayshore Station Oakland 23 Calif. 1-2-p ARMSTRONG FURNACES free estimate on heating system Grimmett Lumber Hardware Plumbing and Heating Service 49-tfe
Mr and Mrs Lovell Booth travel to Pocatello for ankle cast removal leaving him on crutches but able to attend work. Visitors include Mrs Areal Thomas and Vaughn Pugmire. several families share Sunday gatherings. The MIA play Sidney is shown in Bloomington. Fielding High girls chorus performs. Bluebird girls run a penny push program. Wayne Keetch sustains facial injuries from a horse kick at a barn door incident.
Bonnie Gleed of Bloomington was chosen queen of the Snow Ball dance in Paris on Saturday night. The item lists numerous local visitors and residents visiting relatives, with social rounds at various homes and temple meetings noted.
Mr and Mrs Irwin S Parker hosted a birthday event in Montpelier on Friday evening with Mrs Don Stucki of Paris joining. Accompanying visits included Mrs Lill Cook and others from Dingle, and Grace residents visited the Harlan Eborn home Saturday as Rocky Mountain field men contacted local dairymen Monday.
The village of St Charles Idaho enacts ordinance requiring drivers to stop within red ore passive when approaching or overtaking stopped school buses to receive or discharge children. If the bus stop signal arm is extended, drivers must remain stopped. otherwise speed limit is ten mph with caution. Violations carry fines up to one hundred dollars. Passed February 10 1958.
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