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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1963
Page
3
Residents faced frozen pipes stalled cars and towings as Old Man Winter arrived. Local activity included hospital visits, travel to Utah and Oregon for care and conventions, and community events amid the wintry blasts.
The Administratrix Eula B Talbot notifies creditors and others with claims against Archie E Bee also known as Archie Bee and Ethelyn Bee that claims must be filed within four months of first publication. Mail or deliver to 244 North 7th Street Montpelier Bear Lake County Idaho. First published December 27 1962 with subsequent notices.
Mary Ann Michaelson celebrated her eightieth birthday at home on Sunday with her sister Lizie Jensen daughter Audrey Michaelson and many relatives including Mr and Mrs Vivian Michaelson Mr and Mrs Golden Michaelson Mr and Mrs Preston Michaelson Mr and Mrs Andrew Michaelson and their girls Audrey baked angel food cake while Daryl Michaelson of California called to extend wishes many friends visited through the day
Old-Fashioned Bean Soup from Idaho serves 10 hearty portions. Soak Great Northern beans overnight or boil briefly, simmer with ham bone and aromatics, then finish with meat, cream or evaporated milk, and parsley chives or cheese.
A neighborhood gala marks the Sleight nuptials with master of ceremonies Alfred Jensen and Bishop Russell Sorenson presiding. Performances by LaRae Nielson, Wayne Johnson, Darrell Sorenson, and others feature solos and duets, as the couple plan residence in Orem Utah.
The Liberty Relief Society held a Tuesday meeting led by President Affton Hymas. Teachers topic by Mayme Pugmire, new visiting teachers sustained Carol Matthews Mary Long and Valinda Lyon. A double trio sang Peace I Leave With You under Idell Matthews. Testimonies given by Atom Hymas Irene Orr Enes Bartschi Carol Matthews Maud Carlsen Maida King.
Rexene Poulsen of SLC visited the Elza Poulsens while Mr and Mrs Neil Morgan of Logan called on the Evan Morgans. Albert Miller and Ann Miller attended a reception for Mr and Mrs Thomas Rogers at Fish Haven. Dorothy Brown underwent major surgery at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital. Sacrament meeting speakers included President W K Matthews and Bishop Warren Passey. The explorer basketball team led by Hulme Matthews and Robbie Dean Jensen played Paris, winning both games.
Relief Society held Tuesday with 1 30 start and Maxine Calder teaching. Elva Satterthwaite presided. Eighteen women attended. Numerous local visits include Randolph license plates issued and Elmo Enid Beyler funeral in Cokeville Wyoming after a horse accident. DUP elected Rich County officers. Stake MIA visitors and several Utah visitors noted.
The list records visits by Mr. and Mrs. Milford Love land and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jensen with Mrs. Rose Nelson. Douglas Hodges and Joan Jensen of Salt Lake City visited Jay Hodges. A Gold and Green Ball is planned for January 19 at Garden City recreation hall. Mr. and Mrs. Jensen visited Randolph with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tate. Robert Calder and wife traveled to Evanston Wyoming to see Ruby Pearl, a hospital patient there, after a car accident.
Community notes from Fish Haven recount hospital care for Delbert Loveland and multiple residents traveling to Logan and Montpelier for medical visits shopping and temple activities. Reports include church meetings ward visitors quilting efforts, a temple visit for Linda Shirley and Thomas Rogers Jr., and a reception. Families visit ill relatives and plan trips to Ogden and Phoenix.
Attendees included Jaren Loveland and David Malcolm with Mr and Mrs Ernest Wilkes sr in Montpelier for a Sunday testimonial service. Kenneth Wilkes plans a move to the Mexican Mission following the event.
A reader voice questions the Bear River plan critiquing the federal role and the compact approved by Idaho Utah and Wyoming. The writer warns the Bear Lake watershed could be drained harming resorts and the north shore state park status amid a claimed $1.1 million allocation and water rights disputes.
A Bear River water rights letter argues federal control would flood 12 000 acres and 59 homeowners in Gentile Valley, strip Oneida County of Utah Power tax income, and shift benefits to areas above the dam while harming those below. Grimmett urges keeping Bear River in local hands.
The Pie Paris Post continues to print letters to the editor addressing any topic provided they are signed and not of an indecent nature.
E John Rich and daughters express sincere thanks for extended assistance during the recent death and burial of their wife and mother.
The hunter report card is attached to game tags and must be returned by every tag holder, regardless of hunting success. It may be mailed postage-free.
Pictorial proof shows travelers snapping many photos to document a dream vacation and share their memories with friends. The hobby highlights leisure trips as a social badge reflected in images and stories.
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