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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1957
Page
2
Officials logged a sequence of numeric entries showing payments, balances, and account codes. The fragment lists multiple figures such as 46.25, 37.50, 62.62, and 4168.75 among others, indicating a ledger style summary of expenditures and credits.
In the Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho Marvin Hymas administrator of Olive King deceased gives notice to creditors and all persons with claims against the estate to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be sent to the administrator at Liberty Bear Lake County Idaho where business of the estate will be transacted. First publication February 28 1957 last publication March 28 1967.
Bonds approved for Burdette Pugmire and J Rodney Ream on the Hospital Board. Rus sell Bee named Justice of Peace Leon Sorenson Constable T L Austin Surveyor Ray Pugmire appointed constable. Road Crew to inventory machinery and tools. Salaries fixed: single laborer $1.00 hr, shop foreman Alma Kunz $338.00 mo, assistant foreman Preston Thomas $339.00 mo, truck operators $150 hr, deputies’ pay set: George Ramey $243.00, Ruby Bolton $237.00, Virola Collins $188.00, Arthur Eborn $159.00. Adjourned. Signed T Jefferson Dunford Chairman Attest Sam V Tunks Clerk.
At 1100 AM on March 27 1957 in Paris Idaho before Notary W G Wright proof will be submitted of the application to beneficial use of 2 cubic feet per second of Pine Gap Canyon Sweet Water Creek water under Permit No 22674. Holder CR Note 2336 E 00S Salt Lake City Utah and Leake Nate Dingle Idaho irrigation. place of use SSE Sec 11 SWE SW Sec 12 Twp 15 N Range 45 E. Ditch Small laterals or dikes across Pine Gap Canyon. Priority date March 19 1952.
Evelyn Alley s Primary class the Blazers hosted a turkey supper in the Laketown schoolhouse on Saturday night followed by a basketball game Alergs versus Dads with Gerry Aey refereeing Attendees included Primary president Iutha Johnraon and Bishopric representative M and Mr Jesus A weekend visit by Scouts and leaders from Ogden featured Marley Ed Watson at his lake cottage Several Laketown residents and relatives traveled, attended funerals, or joined family events across Utah including trips to Salt Lake City Ogden Logan and Montpelier
Randolph Utah March 8 1957 deadline set for spring wheat producers to sign Acreage Reserve agreements under the 1957 program. Arthur Cox of Rich County ASC explains signups are first come first served and pay based on land productivity in the reserve with possible reallocation if funds run short.
Local notices report the Long family relocating to Caldwell and Peggy Long staying with the Bill Longs through spring term. A Gold and Green Ball dance event drew many town residents, with couples from Paris and the stake showing at both venues. Multiple visits and calls are recorded among local families and neighbors.
Attendees at temple sessions include Mr and Mrs Willis Benson Pulley Nina Sorenson and Margaret Passey from Lanark. Primary Wednesday visitors February 20 included Maurine Pulley Mrs LeRoy Sorenson. Logan weekend guests were Mr and Mrs Lew Cook and family. Ogden visitors Mr and Mrs Don Lewis and children stayed with Cli Tremellings Rosa Pope Iona Montpelier Soda Springs residents. Missionaries in Sacrament were High Councilman Johnson Laketown and Earl Pugmire Fish Haven. Duke of Laketown gave a vocal solo. Elder Vaughn Satterthwaite spoke at Fish Haven and at Irene Calder home in Layou. Camp Amanda DUP met Thursday at Irene Calder’s. The February diary was presented by Calder. Nominating committee appointed Calder Agnes Brooker and Wamsley. Hostess Agnes helped serve. attendees included Maximell der Claudia Pope Stella Bet Mable Wamsley.
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