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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1952
Page
5
The week recounts attendees at a funeral in Lanark and a quilting event. Elsie Roberts and Mrs. Dale Austin joined activities. Poulsen family members were involved in caregiving and hospital care. The Court of Honor in Bloomington drew numerous Matthews and Hymas relatives, with extensive weekend social visits to Provo Logan Alberta and Diners.
Over 300 attended a Boy Scout Jamboree in Bloomington Monday evening. Several families and residents were mentioned attending funerals, hospital visits, temple trips, and local church meetings with names like Reese Ward Findlay and Dunford appearing repeatedly. The piece catalogs social visits, family gatherings, and LDS church activities across nearby towns.
Funeral services were held for Mrs. John Roberts in Lanark with Bp DelMar Kunz and family attending. Visitors from Pegram Montpelier Ovid and Bloomington were seen in Bern and St Charles. Elder Dale J Kunz, son of Parley Kunz, returned from a three year mission in Europe and met his parents in Salt Lake City after stops in New York and Baltimore.
Del Ray Loveland of Fish Haven visited Garden City on Saturday. Mr and Mrs P A Spence hosted a dinner party Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Glen Caldwell and children of Galt Lake, with their mother Mrs Lazette Satterthwaite, were weekend guests. A group of Seminary students from Garden City at Fielding High School gave a Sacrament meeting program including talks, a vocal trio, and a piano duet led by Lloyd Sprouse featuring Della Pope Della Hansen Patricia Benson Karen Wamsley Janet Sprouse Myrna Tremelling and Mattie Hildt.
Miss Norene Morgan of Logan spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Stanley Morgan. Mr and Mrs Wearl Findlay of Lanark were Thursday callers at the Arvil Jensen home. A Valentine party for primary children was held Monday afternoon. Wendon Nye of Logan stayed with Irl C Nye and family. Tearle Athay of Paris visited Tim Matthews. Seminary students gave a program in Sacrament meeting. Callers last week included Wesley Jensen Boyd Hansen Pearl Barkdull Pocatello and Harold Pugmire. Alfred Humpherys and Russell Hymas attended a cottage meeting in Paris Monday evening.
A string of updates notes funerals and illnesses in Paris and Logan, visits to Ogden, Boise, and Montpelier, and trips by Hymas and Bunderson families. Residents report relocations, mission service returns, and a child’s injury requiring hospital care with ongoing treatments.
Joseph C. Goff, Utah Preston division Lines and Bavi es Superintendent warns spring kite flying brings fun but risks. He lists safety tips: fly away from electric wires, avoid metal on wire, use dry cotton string, never fly with wet string, do not climb poles, do not throw stones to free kites, and report kites caught in wires to the Power company.
A jumble of names describes relatives visiting from Baltic City and others visiting St Charles area. The sixth to eighth graders at St Charles school were hosted by Mrs. Lester Nelson and Bernice Peterson for Daryl Nelsons 13th birthday with ice cream cake and candy. Local students attending St Charles include Nanette Erickson Lola Smith Mary Ann Stock Melba Pugmire Burl Loveland Milton Hansen Paul Stock and Daryl Nelson.
A small gathering at the Udell Williamson residence Wednesday evening of last week included DeEtte Laker Nadine Pugmire Anona Pugmire Annetta Hairup the host Udell Williamson Merrill Bunderson Andrew Clark DeVon Hirschi LaVar Hemmert Eddie Williamson and Conrad Michaelson. The group played games and enjoyed refreshments.
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