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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1932

Page

4

Paris Idaho newspaper details and subscription rates

The Paris Pook announces Thursday publication and post office entry as second class matter in Paris Idaho. Editor and publisher John A Wallis lists subscription options: one year $2.00, six months $1.50, three months $1.00, all strictly in advance.

Paris Idaho

Country store barn dance a huge community success

The Fielding High gym hosted a country store and barn dance drawing about 360 attendees. Revenue from door and auction receipts reached roughly 172 dollars with items including live poultry a calf a horse medicine clothing and tin pans sold at auction. The event featured a school band directed by Prof Irwin Jensen and was presided over by Mr Frank Dusenberry.

Fielding High School Planchard Squashvile Frank Dusenberry Irwin Jensen Pluckard Jensen

City Council Approves Street Surfacing and Fire Siren Purchase

City fathers at Monday's meeting authorized the road and bridge committee to surface newly graded streets under the cooperative plan. They also approved purchasing an electric fire siren after investigation. Officials were directed to ask railroad officials to clear snow on crossings and to remove snow from sheds at the fairgrounds and open snow roads to the O L depot.

Sire Ton Fair Grounds Main Street

Old Folks Party and Dance Draws Manor Banquet Praise

The annual old folks celebration was held yesterday in the First ward chapel and pavilion. Attendees praised the banquet and program with the local orchestra providing the dance climax to a successful event.

ST. Charles Old Folks Sam Wilks First Ward

Legion to Host George Washington Ball in Pris Pavilion

The American Legion post and auxiliary announce a George Washington Ball at Pris Pavilion on Monday night February 22. Washington birthday motifs will decorate the venue and good music is planned. Admission will be a small price.

American Legion Womens Auxiliary Pris Pavilion Washington

Valentine Party Hosts Share Dinner and Card Games

Mesdames A T Pendrey and W Smith Hoge hosted a Valentine dinner and card party at the Pendrey home. Mrs Earl Shepherd and Wallace Averill won high score at Rock. Attendees included the hostesses and their husbands, M Durkee, Rudolph Church, Earl Shepherd, F Leslie Shepherd, John W Kendall, Wallace Averill, Irwin Jensen, Frank Dusenberry, Sam V Tunks, and John A Wallis.

A. T. Pendrey W. Smith Hoge Pendrey Earl Shepherd Wallace Averill Rock M. Durkee Rudolph Church F. Leslie Shepherd John W. Kendall Irwin Jensen Frank Dusenberry Sam V Tunks John A. Wallis

The Champ stars Wallace Beery and Jackie Cooper at Novelty Theatre

Beery plays a worn prize fighter living with his son in a border town. The drama follows a father’s selfless love as he fights to give the boy a better life, culminating in a heartfelt farewell and a final triumph. Rosco Ates, Edward Brophy, Irene Rich, Hale Hamilton, Jesse Scott, and Marcia Mae Jones fill a vivid supporting cast.

Wallace Beery Jackie Cooper Novelty Theatre Beery Rosco Ates Edward Brophy Irene Rich Hale Hamilton Millonaire Jesse Scott Jackie Marcia Mae Jones

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