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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1951
Page
5
Aketown residents joined a bus and shopping tour to Montpelier with many local families noted. Local visits included Bennett Sneddon of Montpelier and trips by L Hawkins and friends to Ogden Afton Haven and Logan. A North Rich Sophomores vs South Summit game preceded a Circus Dance fundraiser with Spencer orchestra.
The column lists numerous visits and gatherings in Logan Idaho area households. Residents and guests include the Wards Painterts Haddocks and Piggotts, with multiple remarks on trips to Salt Lake City Bancroft Pocatello Ogden and nearby towns. Social events feature farewell for LaVar Thornock and a square dance in Pariy.
St Charles reports several mumps cases with residents across town. Families and relatives travel to visit, attend funerals, or work nearby as community activity continues despite illnesses.
Chris Olsen of Montpelier and Mrs Leonard Long visited Bern as business guests. Marshall Bateman and Alma Kunz attended the funeral of Mrs Oren Bills of Logan. Ernest Bowman of St Charles and Farrell Nielsen of Ovid, with Pete Grandy of Paris, called on the Schmid home. Amos Kunz returned from Louisiana then heads to California before serving abroad. Wayne Kunz, L D Lamborn, and Elders Muir and Kunz spoke at services.
Farmers tackle winter barn conditions with electric ventilation to control moisture and temperature. Systems use fans from 1/20 to 1/2 horsepower, ceiling-directed intakes, thermostatic control, and average around 2 kilowatt hours per cow per month in well insulated barns.
A cottage meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Beck’s home featured Gospel discussion and a film among Beck and Sorenson families. The Neighborhood Sewing club met at Hilda Sorenson’s with six members and refreshments. Primary officers and teachers met at Nina Sorenson’s for a teacher trainer lesson. Other visits included Oliver Peterson at Heber Phelps and Lorenzo Shurtliff with Bryan Booth in Garden City. Lower school grades were discontinued due to whooping cough. Stake Missionaries Hy mas and Barley attended. Relief Society topics were taught by Selma Peterson and Wanda Johnson. Farm Institute meeting in Montpelier was attended by Oliver Peterson and Glen Olsen.
A large crowd enjoyed the square dance last Monday night in eight sets. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hansen of Central were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sorenson. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rich of Paris and Mrs. Doyle Anthony of Montpelier visited recently with Mrs. Catherine Johnson.
Mrs. Nellie Schmid returned from Salt Lake City after a week visiting children in Salt Lake and Magna. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Pugmire of Dingle were among the Bern visitors Sunday.
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