Montpelier Visitors and Obituary Notes From County Seat
A compilation of local visits and social updates includes Ira Peterson of Montpelier and Mrs. Joseph R. Shepherd of Logan Utah. The death of Dr Franklin Budge is noted along with funeral attendance by Justice Alfred Budge and Dr Alfred Budge Boise. Also reported are injuries from wood cutting, a missing eye scare, and various quotations and courtroom snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Shepherd
Celia
Logan
Utah
Alfred Budge
Boise
Franklin Budge
Budge
Dr Budge
Willian Béhdrey
Myrtle Bendrey
Montpelier
D. C. Budge
William Budge
J W Hayward
Gold and Green Ball Date Set in Paris
The annual Gold and Green Ball will be held in Paris on Friday evening February 20 under the auspices of the stake M I A. The social promises to be an entertaining event of the season with special decorations and the Gold and Green dance presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Stake
Infant Boy Leonard Parker Buried in Lanark
Funeral rites for infant Leonard Kenneth Parker son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Parker died Saturday from influenza pneumonia were held Tuesday at the Paris second ward chapel with Bishop Edwin T Shepherd directing Interment followed at Lanark cemetery The program included quartets solo and duet performances and remarks by church leaders from Garden City Utah and local bishops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Kenneth Parker
Kenneth Parker
Paris Sécond Ward
Lanark
Edwin T. Shepherd
L. Hugh Shepherd
Milford Passey
Ruby Lewis
Aletta Spencer
Frank Satterthwaite
Wallace Pope
Garden City
Utah
Arthur J . Hymas
Roy A Welker
Shepherd
James L. Dunford
Pres
O. H. Grimmett
Second Hand Wife a Brisk Realistic Screen Tale
Kathleen Norris wrote a true to life tale of a wealthy banker, his selfish wife, and a pretty stenographer. The Rich Theatre screens Hamilton Mac Fadden's faithful adaptation with Sally Biles, Ralph Bellamy, and Helen Vinson in key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Norris
Rich Theatre
Hamilton MacFadden
Mrs. Norris
Sally Bilers
Ralph Bellamy
Helen Helen Vinson
Fox
Victor Jory
Little Karol Kay
Dorothy Chrissy
Fielding High Intramural Girls Basketball Teams Form
The Girls' Sports class at Fielding High organized after holidays and is launching a series of basketball activities. Captains have been chosen: Senior LaRee Peterson, Junior Doris Humphreys, Sophomore Fae Gilgen, and Freshman Leah Bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaRee Peterson
Doris Humphreys
Fae Gilgen
Leah Bird
Tax Mehage A Growing Crisis In The Nation
Francis E. Sisson argues taxes threaten happiness and prosperity. He cites rising government costs, debt burdens, and a 22 percent 1931 tax.take, urging drastic curtailment of government activity and rejection of taxing the rich as a cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Association
Fes Man
United States
Eye Specialist Dr Scarborough to Visit Hotel Paris
Salt Lake City eye specialist Dr H H Scarborough will be at the Hotel Paris on Friday January 20. Have your glasses fitted by a specialist for best results to your eyes and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Scarborough
Salt Lake City
Paris
Wanted for Cash Car Loads of Draft Horses and Mules
Wanted for cash several carloads of draft bred horses and mules. How many have you and how soon can you ship. Fred Chandler Charlton Iowa. n 24 d 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Chandler
Charlton
Iowa
Officials at Montpelier meeting discuss bear lake preserves
Frank Dusemberry L W Bach Paris and Sam Wilks of the Bear Lake Fish and Game Club attended a Montpelier Rod and Gun Club meeting Monday night. They reviewed proposals to open the Mud Lake Bird sanctuary and create a game preserve on the county’s east side amid circulating signer petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank—Dusemberry
L. W. Bach
Paris
Sam Wilks
St. Charles
Bear Lake
Gladys-Only one from father in ad for wood loads
Short classified notice advertises subscription service for dry wood with a Father Gladys note. Page mentions contacting The Paris Post via telephone numbers 88 or 167 for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys
Paris Post
Courtesy notices to guests fill Paris Post columns
The Paris Post invites readers to mention visits of guests in its columns or call to announce any item. The notice frames guest mentions as courtesy and asks readers to telephone 33 to share news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Paris Post
Man with car sought for local tea and coffee route
Recruiter seeks a man with a car for a local tea and coffee delivery route. No experience required. Starting pay listed as 32.50 dollars per week. Contact Albert Cinamat, Oshid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Cinamat
Daughters of Utah Pioneers Meeting Set at Mrs O Moore Home
A meeting of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers is scheduled at the home of Mrs O Moore on Tuesday January 26 at 2 30 p m All members are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
O. Moore
Tiniaday
Assessor Milford Williams in Serious Condition
Report at press time states Assessor Milford Williams remains in a precarious condition after a serious illness last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whelliams
Milford Williams
RENEW TODAY Post mails statements to subscribers in arrears
The Post sent statements to subscribers with overdue payments for the paper. Many have not paid, and those in arrears face removal from the mailing list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Post
Five Thousand Families Given Work by U S Forest Service
Ogden Utah January six five thousand families were given work by the U S Forest Service in the inter mountain region during 1932. Unemployment relief funds supported projects across 25 National Forests with local relief groups aiding lists of those in need. Crews rotated frequently to aid more families, and benefits extended to groceries and construction supplies for mercantile merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
U. S. Forest Service
Intermountain
R. H. Rutledge
Forest Service
Beauty of St Charles Praised by Travel Journal
The article describes a trip north of town into foothills showing acres of rainbow sweet peas four to five feet tall. A local boy invites visitors to pick blooms and later offers abundant ever bearing strawberries. The scene conveys local pride and generous hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Nelson
Peas
Bears Lake Valley Dewberries and Sweet Peas Near Bear Lake
The narrator recalls finding dewberry bushes planted in rows on a hillside and samples the ripe berries. They learn the owners are William Clark and son-in-law Mr Welling, with Clark related to musician E. Clark. Clark’s peas already reach California and western states. The piece ends with sunset, moonrise, and a reflection on property and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
William Clark
Mr. Welling
Clark
E. Clark
California
Bear Lake Valley
St. Charles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ira Peterson
Warren Sirrine
Clarence Lindsay
Dingle
Sam V Tunks
Bolse
M. M. Collings
Harry Anderson
Boulder
Nevada
Preston Pugmire
Sidney Pugmire
Berneice Pugmire
Lester King
George King
Wardobe
Liza
Sherwin Williams
Roger’s Polis
By Francis Eh, Sisson
New York City
Joans
Ravantia Itimator
Sisson
Rexall
Grover
Paris Drug Co
Oupous Pamphieis
Doddera
Treejamma Revelsts
Charles
Power Company
Sataurdy
Lady Godiva
Washo
R. & W. Baking Chocolate
R. & W. Coffee
R. & W. Gelatine
Desert
R. & W. Catsup
Clotheline Paris
Shepherd Clothing Store
Vol
Moncey
Tress Makers
Frank Dusenberry
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