Notable Couple Pledges Family Support
Mr and Mrs Frank Brown join Mr and Mrs Ed Lyons of Liberty in backing a local fundraising event.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1963
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Frank Brown join Mr and Mrs Ed Lyons of Liberty in backing a local fundraising event.
Edison Electric Institute President W. W. Lynch outlines 1962 as a typical year of progress for utilities. He notes the United States leads the Soviet Union in generating capacity and transmission mileage, a 6 percent rise in total generating capacity, a strong reserve margin, and vast investment reaching the $50 billion mark. Electricity costs per kilowatt hour fell to 2.40 cents, while the 1962 utility tax bill reached $2.6 billion.
The piece contrasts a jokey line about sending money with how taxpayers face federal policy debates. It notes large eight to ten billion dollar deficits and questions how income tax reductions could pass without further eroding the dollar’s buying power. It warns of upcoming plans that would impose numerous costly changes on individuals and corporations.
Cecil Crawford of Morpus, Inc notes the Action cuffs have shielded socks from imports for 12 years and now will be applied to gloves. He cites over 200 million pairs knitted domestically last year and 270 large mills operating six days weekly to meet demand, urging Americans to buy better, not cheaper, products.
Wiss Marlyn Passey joined the Carlsens for holiday celebrations as the MIA Gold and Green Ball featured the Logan orchestra and a theme song I am Pie Little New Year. Local residents traveled, visitors called, and school plans shifted with students returning to ISC USU Ricks BYU.
Residents visit relatives in Lewiston Utah and Logan while Elmer Wahlstrom returns to Sacramento. Two Pruett daughters seek studies at North Rich High, Michette Mattson improves in Montpelier hospital, and chicken pox spreads. Keith Johnson joins the school board, Del Cook becomes county commissioner, and cold snaps with frozen pipes alarm locals.
The Rich County district reports January activities including a NH Mustangs loss to South Rich in a conference game. Policy discussions feature Superintendent Richard Harmon and Dr. Paul Fawley on teaching roles and small-schools projects led by Rowan Stutz. New board members Keith Johnson Arlo Price Roger Peart sworn in, retirees listed. Audiometer tests planned for speech and hearing clinics. Various community updates follow with personal visits and schooling reports.
Max Perkins from Farmington New Mexico visited his parents Mr and Mrs Leon ard Perkins from Tuesday to Saturday. Heber Stock leads the church kitchen modernization project. Several local men attended a meeting in Montpelier.
Mrs Fheora Hodges visited her daughter Celeste and son Bernard in Ogden Utah while Rich county schools reopened after holiday closures. Mr and Mrs Russell Satterthwaite and others traveled to Salt Lake City on business and over New Year. Jim Malcom resigned from his paper route and Ricky Negus took over. Relief Society leaders Elva Satterthwaite Beatrice Hansen and Phyllis Findlay are calling ward women to attend.
Lanark residents recount New Year visits and hospital calls as Owen Roberts remains seriously ill at Bear Lake Memorial hospital. Family members from Montpelier Paris Salt Lake City Soda Springs and nearby towns stopped by the hospital and Melvin Passey home for New Year gatherings and support.
Bloomington residents and nearby families hosted and visited kin and friends across Rexburg Logan Ogden Sunset Brigham City Pocatello Idaho Falls and Paris sharing New Year gatherings funeral attendance and weekend trips. Numerous households including Bundersons Batemans Parkers Lewises Paynes and Jacobsons were noted as hosts or guests.
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