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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1952
Page
4
Public notice states second class mail status granted at Paris Idaho Post Office under aid act. Names B Warner listed as publisher. No further details provided.
Residents attended the Gold and Green Ball in Liberty Tuesday. Harlan Oborn family called on the Udell Roberts group Sunday. Paris visitors Wm Jensen called on the Findlays Wednesday afternoon. Willard Eborn of Paris visited relatives Friday. Primary Teacher Trainer class met at Ivy Parker’s home with Irene Orr giving the lesson. The Passey and Parker families hosted dinner Monday. Genealogy committee sponsored Sacrament meeting with talks and a vocal trio. Wallentine and Georgetown visitors dropped by Elizabeth Wallentine Tuesday afternoon.
A fragment advises spacing biscuits in pans to give room for expansion during rising and baking. It mentions ingredients like yeast bun powder or soda and notes proper placement for even baking.
Laketown residents report visits and travel to Logan Dillon Mont Brigham City and Corona Calif. gatherings include MIA Valentine events Primary Associations party and a Relief Society style lecture. Local trips feature the Weston and Lamborn families with a new baby born in Logan and a Mi-men tournament injury noted.
Week of February 14 reports visits by Mrs. Kate C Anderson of Ovid Doyle Lloyd of Alton and others to Bern. California and Utah trips mentioned with family events. Birth announced for Carl Panhorst in San Diego with Wanda Weston as mother. Weston grandparents in San Diego. Vara Cheney and Heber Myers visit Logan for a checkup.
Ogden visitors Dean Nicholls and family visit relatives. Montpelier and Logan shoppers frequent towns. multiple spouses attend events February 11 to 18. A Valentine party for children and a square dance at Bloomington are noted along with relief society activities and numerous family visits and outings.
City Council minutes note Jess Scheidegger may water dairy stock from his late father's hydrant with no extra charge, transfer to his own line after winter break up. Also report no evidence city caused Gail Giddoway's auto damage on snow plow. Council approves $50 for Lester Allred snow removal expenses and bills totaling multiple small items and city services.
St Charles notes report Hemmert, who contracted the Manchurian fever on the front and spent three months there, has left a Japanese hospital after months of treatment and is back in training. Other items describe social visits, a bridal shower for Gayla Wixom, a family dinner, hospitalizations, and local travel as families and friends regroup after furloughs.
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