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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1948

Page

4

Bear Lake Rangers Dance and Community Balls Calendar

Local calendar lists dances and social events at the Paris pavilion and nearby pavilions from January through February. Highlights include Bear Lake Rangers dances, Gold and Green Balls, Relief Society parties, stake and mutual dances, and the Pep Club Formal. Events span youth and church groups with numerous pavilion venues.

Bear Lake Rangers Paris First Ward Relief Society St. Charles Second Ward Relief Society Stake Mutual First Ward Elders First Ward Chapel Finance Committee Lanark Gold & Green Mutual Organizations Valentine America Legion Dance Pep Club

Shorts From The County Agent's Corner

Short notes advise using shades to prevent glare from bare bulbs and recommend dark ceilings to absorb grit. A lighting expert cautions against glare from shiny surfaces and flat finishes.

Stamp Brings Record Price in Hind Collection Sale

Britannica notes the one cent British Guiana stamp from the Arthur Hind collection sold in 1983 after 1994 in Idaho mining led by 1860 gold discovery. The state's mining has persisted as a major economic asset for 80 years with substantial annual output.

Encyclopaedia Britannica British Guiana Arthur Hind Idaho

Better Method Trial Claims Time and Cost Gains

A promotional note touts a trial of a new method to save time payroll and reduce error. It promises full facts by telephone or wire contact for interested readers seeking details.

Opening services and confirmations in Paris 2nd Ward church

Orson H Grimmett presiding conducts opening and sacrament songs with Marion B Martin and Barbara Taylor confirmed as church members by Elder Roland Jaussi and W Smith Hoge. Several testimonies and a scripture reading follow, ending with closing hymn and benediction. A separate note describes tent pitching methods for field use, detailing corner rings, guy ropes, pegs, center and front poles, stove setup, and advantages for warmth and space.

Orson H Grimmett Morris D Law Marion B Martin Roland Jaussi Barbara Taylor W Smith Hoge Susannah Jause Melinda Wyler Grace Heap Ida Smedley Moselle Budge Annie Ross Lilly Lauritzen Margaret Budge Hannah Humphreys God Walter Bird

Pyramidoidal tent gains popularity with western outfitters

Outdoor writer Col Townsend Whelen notes a pyramidoidal tent about 14 to 16 feet square with 6 foot walls and 9 foot peak. Weighing around 125 pounds with a sheet metal stove, it is suited for pack horse or wagon, but too heavy for canoe transport. Made from 8 to 10 ounce waterproof canvas and sold by tent-makers serving the western trade in the United States and Canada.

Northwest Col Townsend Whelen United States Canada

Idaho 4-H Winners Get Chicago Congress Trips

Four Idaho 4-H members Ronald Isaak Donald Butcher Marlene DaBell and Haroldine Hainline earned trips to the 26th National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago for top records in 1947 Clothing Farm Safety Field Crops and Home Improvement awards. Isaak led Field Crops with high state rating and strong potato production. Butcher highlighted farm safety tasks. DaBell posted top Clothing records earning county wins and prizes. Hainline won Home Improvement state title for a first Chicago trip.

Chicago Idaho Club Ronald Isaak Aberdeen International Harvester Ronald Donald Butcher Caldwell General Motors Donald Idaho Wool Growers Association Marlene Educational Bureau of the Spool Cotton Co Haroldine Hainline Filer Sears Roebuck Foundation Haroldine

Moffat Family Reunion and New Year Gatherings in Randolph

The Moffat family held a New Year Eve dance in Randolph marking their first reunion in years. New Year Day dinners followed at Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Johnson’s home with Percy D. Moffat John Moffat Roy Moffat and others in attendance. A Saturday party for the Primary officers and teachers featured Progressive rook won by Elda Weston and a low score by Pearlina Alley. Attendance included Mrs Kearl Johnson Thornock and others from Randolph and Idaho Falls. New Year events continued with rock parties at the Weston home celebrating the year ahead.

Moffat Randolph Lawrence Johnson Percy D John Roy Moffat Carrie Kearl Lois Johnson Lucille Thornock Jennie Thornock Morton Kearl Elda Weston Pearlina Alley Kearl Aden Thornock Jennie Thornoock Idaho Falle

Power County Wheat Prestige and American Walls Shipping Role

Power County in Idaho is known for premium dry grown winter wheat. American Walls has ranked as the United States’ second largest primary wheat shipping point.

Power County Idaho American Walls

Fish Haven Play Delights Town With Spinster Convention

Clifford Stock and Russell Cottle visited in town after spending days in the area. The Rose Bowl trip capped their vacation as the Fish Haven Relief Society presented the play The Spinster Convention directed by Eleda Stock with a cast of several local women and girls in the old maid and young girl roles.

Fish Haven Garden City Liberty Clifford Stock Russell Cottle Salt Lake City

Emma Pugmire Returns From Logan Visit

Mrs Emma Pugmire traveled to Logan to see her daughter Arvilla Wuthrich and family. Mrs Alvirus Arnell enjoyed a pleasant trip with son DuWayne Arnell and his wife from Montpelier to Salt Lake City and other Utah points.

Emma Pugmire Logan Arvilla Wuthrich Alvirus Arnell DuWayne Arnell Montpelier Salt Lake City Utah

Potatoes Cooked Under Pressure Hold Vitamin C Better

University of Idaho Extension Service reports pressure cooking preserves more vitamin C in potatoes than boiling. Tests at North Carolina and Montana stations show 83 percent retention after eight minutes under pressure versus 15 percent in boiling. cooking in the jacket and just tender reduces vitamin loss.

University of Idaho Extension Service States County Duane Hansen North Carolina Montana

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THE Paris Post Bear Lake Ida Keith F. Vaebner Janudary MR. Big Agency X Mgr Ae We Laketown Ward Amos B Robinson J Cheney Willis Marjorie Robinson Bro John Orvin Albert Ivan Weston Howard Lamborn Bruce Thompson Wilson Wahlstrom Stanley Mattson Ronald Diler Glen Earley McKay Willis Jolene Earley Joseph Earley Mark Cheney Vara G. Cheney George Kendall Cheney Leon Kearl Delbert R. Kearl J Chrey Willis Mary F Watson Erma Cheney Edith Marley Sarah Myersom J Lamborn Clayton Robinson Harold Johnson Benediction Russell Alley By Ted Kesting Montpellier Marlene DaBell Idaho Falls Marlene DuBell State Agriculural College USDA Eldon Cook Border Wyo C C Shirley Wanda Howell Ernest Howell Ogden Linda Shirley Evan Shirley Jeanette Brecht Gon Barry Ray Stocl Stock Ivan Beck Haroldine Hainlin Laketown News G N Weston Weston Hebert Robinson Connie Jean Cheney Salt Lake the Johansens Mise Rose Gloria LuAnn Lamborn Mrs Russell Innes Lehi Milton B. Weston Blackfoot Russell Innes John H Weston al Siddoway Gail Siddoway Paine Ross Cheney Marion Johansen the Mutual Association Carl Norris Glenn Price Alice H. Johnson Ralph Irwin Sidney and Heber Irwin Mrs Clarence Peterson Twin Fails Oliver Wahlstrom Allison Kearl Soda Springs Bankers Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Xyour Home Bank W. Smith Hoge Fish Haven News Richard Pope Clive Pope BQ Ranch Mexico California Truck & Tractor Go Montpelier, Idaho Joe Marsh Thad Bill Webster Andy Missus United States Brewers Foundation ST. Charles News J. W. Owsley Optometrist Phone Rich Theatre
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