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Polio quiz item states percentages for case outcomes and mentions March of Dimes support. It notes four out of five polio patients receive direct financial assistance and services funded by the March of Dimes.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1952
Page
5
Polio quiz item states percentages for case outcomes and mentions March of Dimes support. It notes four out of five polio patients receive direct financial assistance and services funded by the March of Dimes.
The article lists visiting locals and arrivals in Bern including Armatage, Paris, W G Storey, Heaney, Willard Thornock, E Nowland, Bp and Mrs Robert Schmid, Mrs J C Jensen, Dean Spartschi, Verlyn Bienz, Rudolph Bienz Jr, Jos Gerber, Alma Perkins, Emma Lou Schmid, Thiel Johnson, and Ogden neighbors. It notes Verlyn Bienz’s enlistment and that Thiel Johnsons moved to farm near Fish Haven. The community welcomes the Johnsons.
Mr and Mrs J G Sprouse and Miss Janet Sprouse hosted Montpelier visitors on Saturday. Newell Sorenson, a Logan college student, spent the weekend with his parents, the TeRoy Sorensons.
Whitney Bunderson enlisted in the Army and traveled with his sister Merlyn to Idaho Falls then to Logan for a 9 am report. The column records many family visits illnesses births funerals and social events across St Charles with relatives in Logan Ogden Cokeville Montpelier Thayne and Bear Lake, noting vacations, hospital stays, and a Daughters of Utah Pioneers meeting.
Mrs Russell Rich of Logan visited Monday with her sister Mrs Evan Shirley. Mrs John H Jensen spent Friday in Montpelier visiting her brother Melvin Mortenson and family. A pink and blue shower was held Monday at Mrs Carol Howell's home honoring Mrs Dewey Jensen. A large crowd of ladies attended. Bp and Mrs Glen Stock and family returned from a Mexico California trip. Fenton Allred and Calvin Smedley of Paris were visitors Monday. Jesse Cottle visited Mia Cottle in Logan. J L Nelson returned from Big Piney Wyoming where he spent two months with son Clarence. Mrs Carol Howell visited Bern Thursday with her parents Parley Kunz.
Clayton H. Robinson killed a wild cat in the hollow east of the north field last Saturday. Ray C Rich and Theosia Keetch Hymas of St. Charles visited for the Gen ealogical Society and church services. Earl Loveland of Fish Haven was a Laketown visitor Friday morning. Ray Rich of St. Charles took baby chick orders here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Floyd and children visited St Charles Sunday evening to see Estelle Floyd. Verl Wilks from Ase Mattgan's ranch went to Fish Haven Sunday to spend the evening with family.
Blooming ton residents share weekend travels and family news. Mrs William Bee returns home after healing from injuries from a car accident. Delano Findlay and others sing and share personal milestones.
Quilting bees were held at the homes of Mrs. Idell Matthews and Mrs. Emma J. Hymas last week. A string of weekend visits includes Prof Doyle Matthews guiding the USAC judging team to Denver for the Livestock Show and several residents visiting friends in Logan Paris Montpelier and Sacrament meeting speakers Gail and others.
Church program featured a duet Temple by the River sung by Verla Morgan and Ann Marie Hymas with Mrs. Daryle Morgan. Max Haddock performed Open the Gates of the Temple with Ruby Bolton on piano. David Roberts led remarks and program duties. Several names appear linked to guests and attendees across Bloomington Sacrament meeting events.
A severe case of flu kept Mrs. Delford Webb from her duties in the telephone office. Mrs. Claude Willis’s household was assisted by Mrs. Webb. Mrs. Alice Johnson visited her brother John Barker in St Charles. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lamborn occupied Mrs. Willis’s house during her absence. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Johnson traveled to Denver to attend the livestock show. Mrs. Morton Kearl hosted a house warming on Sage Brush Lane with guests Jane Robinson, Bernetta Price, Bertha Kearl, Effie Lamborn, Emma Cheney, Lydia Johnson, Polly Robinson, Alleen Weston, Pearl Weston and Pearlina Alley.
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