Deceased John B. Negus in City Officials Notice
City Clerk Fred Jerrico records the obituary notice for John B. Negus, listing death details and official acknowledgment.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1961
Page
2
City Clerk Fred Jerrico records the obituary notice for John B. Negus, listing death details and official acknowledgment.
City Council meets at City Hall Parle Idaho with Mayor James Hatwkens and councilors present. Minutes reference and reports noted including pump repair oversight and wage increase for extra city marshal work to 1.25 per hour. Council endorses Idaho Municipal League legislation via letter signed by the Mayor. Bills approved include Alfred Rogers snow pushing 21.00 Willard Eborn labor 10.50 Waterworks Equipment Co 285.785 Paria Post printing 16.87 Glen P. Ward culverts 109.80.
The Bear Lake County Commission adopts a juvenile curfew effective October 1 to May 1 and May 1 to October 1 each year. It bans high school pupils and minors under eighteen from streets or public places between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m. or 9 p.m. and 5 a.m. with exceptions for accompaniment, rides home, or emergencies, and assigns parental liability for violations.
The New March of Dimes campaigns nationwide push for donations to combat birth defects arthritis and polio. Volunteers gathered addresses from directories and real estate records to send mailers urging contributions by January 31. The appeals stress that one in sixteen babies is affected by birth defects and call for cash and checks to fund research and health worker training.
The document outlines penalties for parents and guardians who permit minors to violate new provisions, establishes enforcement duties, and notes bids for a sheriff’s car by the Automotive Dealers Association. It records the Bear Lake County Idaho board’s acceptance of a 1948 Pontiac and a Plymouth Patroller bid, with all bids on file for inspection.
A baby boy born at Belt Lake County hospital in Montpelier on Wednesday January 4 to Mr and Mrs Dee Hodges weighs seven pounds with dark hair. The father later brought mother and infant home as dee, siblings and neighbors react to new arrival. In a separate note, Dee Johnson fractured his right arm at a basketball practice while trying to fix a net, with his parents away in California.
Government surplus depots offer direct mail sales of cameras binoculars cars Jeeps trucks boats hardware and office equipment at a fraction of original cost Many items are brand new with thousands of other goods available through dozens of depots worldwide A pamphlet explains how to buy and how to obtain free surplus by mailing $2.00 to the designated Washington address.
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