Paris LOST watch reward notice prompts finder appeal
Long list of local social notes from Paris and Conda recounts visitors, travels, and gatherings. A lost yellow-gold wrist watch in Paris offers a reward to the finder.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1943
Page
8
Long list of local social notes from Paris and Conda recounts visitors, travels, and gatherings. A lost yellow-gold wrist watch in Paris offers a reward to the finder.
In possession of Ernest Gubler Constable Paris Idaho is a red bronco faced cow with no brands. Ear tags missing with holes in top of right ear where label was. If owner does not claim in due time the animal will be sold at public auction.
F T Shepherd of American Fork visits with sons Arch and Owen to help with store inventory. Logan and area see a flurry of New Year visits from Vallentines, Lau and Lau families, plus guests from Soda Springs Kemmerer and Preston. A canyon cave-in injures L Ringle. he recovers at home. Holiday gatherings, dances, and basketball wins mark the week with outings to Ogden, Garden City, and Tremonton amid blizzards and travel delays.
In a wartime scene eight year old Betsy asks to write a letter to Mr Mor genthau about saving for War Stamps. Mrs Carson guides Betsy to itemize chores and earnings totaling 1.24 dollars, asking if Betsy may sign the letter alongside her mother as the Treasury file notes.
Mrs. H Burton visits Montpelier while Libbie Allred stays in Bloomington. Russell Bateman and children return from Portland with Dowdle kin. James Dunford wintering in Logan works with Stevens. New baby born to Mr and Mrs Geo Palmer in Bear Lake hospital. Stucks trip to Logan to resume Willard and John Price school work. Lauritzens to Ogden for accident. Mrs Lauritzen remains. New Year dinner guests include Dayton Poulsen and others. Theo Nelson promoted to sergeant after Army induction in 1942. Wyler sewing club hosted by Mrs Charles Wyler. Dunns and Haddocks visit Preston. For sale two purebred bulls with milk and butterfat yields, $100 each.
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