Postoffice Second Class Mail Admittance Note
Admitted to the mails as Second Class Matter at the Paris Idaho Postoffice under Act of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1951
Page
4
Admitted to the mails as Second Class Matter at the Paris Idaho Postoffice under Act of March 3 1879.
Mr and Mrs H K Matthews and others attended a seventies supper and program Thursday night at the Emerson school gym in Parliament. Glenda Poulsen participated in the program. Mrs Velma Widmer and Mrs Eldon Hymas drove to Preston Friday.
A report notes a large turnout at Fielding Friday for the Freshman assembly program. Montpelier Paris basketball game drew attention Wednesday night of last week. Several local residents visited or called at neighboring homes including the Widmers in Geneva and the Matthews home. Mrs Reed Haddock and children from Bloomington called on Friday at Jesse Matthews home. Dorothy Grimes and Marilyn Rich of Montpelier visited L Austin Bp and Alvin Tueller families Sunday. Glayde Brown and Dr W W Brown hosted visitors Saturday and Robert Brown hosted a Sunday School picture show Friday night.
Mrs Jos Earley and children and Mrs Presley Floyd and child motor to Montpelier on Monday February 12. Several families including Pugmire of Fish Haven and Harley guests, Arden and Royal Pope on business, Ford of Kemmerer en route home from Logan, and several others traveled to Ogden Idaho Falls and Salt Lake for visits and events. The North Rich Mustangs were defeated at Wasatch, and Mrs Bilijah Willis was hospitalized for bronchial pneumonia.
State of Idaho offers Lots 1 and 2, Sec 6, Two 145, Age 45 EBM totaling 177.63 acres in Bear Lake County for public auction at Paris Idaho courthouse March 12, 1951 at 2 PM MST. Minimum bid equals appraised price $120,000. terms require 10 percent cash and four percent interest on balance for year, then 40 annual installments at four percent. lessee improvements paid day of sale.
A Relief Society work meeting last week produced a handmade quilt and embroidered tea towels. Refreshments were provided by Mae Nielson Viola Johnson Leon Nielson and Melba Johnson for sixteen ladies at a Valentine party sponsored by MIA. Men supplied lunch boxes and matched Valentines for partners. dancing followed at the event.
The Fish Haven column lists a flurry of local visits, gatherings, and social events from February. Families including Stock Loveland Findlay and Patterson attend square dances, Sacrament meetings, study groups, and mutual evenings in Fish Haven, Bloomington, Montpelier, Paris, St Charles, and Green River.
Local notes list numerous visits and calls by residents from Montpelier Logan Afton Paris Magma and other towns. Names include Fred Cruckshank Parley Kunz Gale Kunz Truman Minnig Alice Perkins and Amos Kunz among others. Several trips involve Ogden Sacramento Idaho Falls and Clearfield with family gatherings and anniversaries noted.
Dee Hymas and Wendon Hymas from Logan visited Grace and Preston Dr. W W Brown and Mrs Evan Morgan hosted last Wednesday. A cottage meeting led by Russell Hymas and Main Earley discussed two colored films. attendees included B R Hymas, Frank Brown, Wayne Derricott, Frey, William and Lynn Hymas, Alfred Humpherys family, Bruce, Gerry and Glen Humpherys.
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