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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1949
Page
4
The document lists multiple payroll entries and current expense payments for various individuals and firms. Authorities record amounts for operators, labor, repairs, fuel, parts, and utilities, followed by a Liberty News community notices section with local visit updates and social items.
Merrill Sprouse and Bart Satterthwaite travel to Logan and California for visits. Relief Society members hold a Tuesday afternoon meeting with demonstrations by Ethel Cook and others. Visitors from Montpelier Fish Haven and Paris shop in Montpelier. A Santa visit graced Ward Kitchen as Relief Society and Filders Quorum members donate dinnerware and silverware.
Bear Lake County Idaho commissioners approve a 4000 bond for Common School District No. 13 at a Jan 10 1940 meeting. New officers are sworn in including Lindsay chairman Dunford sheriff Arnell and others. Public hearing notice issued and liquor license granted to Gordon K Ashley Hacienda after $75 fee.
Spoons six platters and twelve bowls augment the kitchen and hall. Visitors include Mrs James Wicker in Montpelier and Mr Merrill Sprouse who moved livestock to Ogden. Montpelier shoppers and visitors named include Mr and Mrs Rollin Findlay, Mr and Mrs George Calder, Miss Betty Calder, Mrs Gale Calder, and Mr and Mrs David Calder. The youth chair led singing at Sacrament meeting with Mrs Farrell Spencer directing. Mrs Ethel Cook and Mrs Sidney Lutz spoke. Mrs LaMont Scofield sang Good Painted a Picture. Mr Farrell Spencer visited Logan, while Mr Clinton Tremelling and Mr Raymond Beterksiat went to South Field. Additional Montpelier and Logan visits noted for J Hyden, Marion Freeman.
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