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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1948
Page
8
Local notes report A W Shepherd’s Boise trip and Maria Cole’s return from Richfield Utah. A baby boy born at Bear Lake hospital to Mr and Mrs Lyman Bunn. Delbert Hess returns from a Kemmerer ranch visit. D A R meeting set for Jan 29 at Mrs Wm B Stucks. Various locals listed as visiting, ill, or traveling between Montpelier, Grace, Logan and surrounding areas.
Mr and Mrs Charlies Rogers were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Morris D Low at their home.
Among those at Linda Booth's funeral were Mr and Mrs William Patterson of Salt Lake Wayne Booth Pocatello Lottie and Callie Booth Lewis Dingle Mr and Mrs Rex Linford Montpelier Mr and Mrs Frank Brown Wilma Brown Liberty Mr and Mrs J R Pugmire Fred Price Norma Roghaar Paris Lenore Rich Wright and daughter Bennington Jennie Hemmert Nye Mr and Mrs Hugh Morgan Liberty Myrtle Cottle Hart Pugmire Fish Haven Eva Earley Laketown Virginia Whittington Garden City Cora Stock Beatrice Law Anna Rich Mercy Williamson Erma Passey Rula Minor Montpelier Bp and Mrs LaVell Ward Inez Findlay Bloomington.
In Bern many guests arrived for business and social events including Ean Cook of Dingle and Mr and Mrs Horace Jones of Magna Utah. Paris Wilford Michel and Henry Grandy were visitors while Geneva Lashbrook brothers Frank Jensen and Del Cook joined others from Garden City.
The report lists residents and visitors in Bern and nearby towns this weekend. Bishop tends stock at Bert Orr ranch in Sharon. Montpelier residents Hunzeker Unzeker called at Schmid home. Bert Menwigen visited Bern. Leo Passey and J W Lauridsen visited Bern from Montpelier. Harold Walters from Raymond visited Bern. Eldon Sorensen of Georgetown visited Bern Sunday. Milton Edgehill and spouse called in Bern on Monday.
Verle Nelson improves after three months illness and expects to home soon. Elva Patterson shows gradual improvement at Davis Valentine home in Logan. Hyrum Esterholdt and Pegram guests vis it Ernest Payne home. Jesse Hadlock receives sister Anna Boas of Paris as Sunday guest. Gold and Green Ball draws solid crowd with Gay Thompson crowned green by Richard Nelson. Nellia Jackson travels to Idaho Falls after funeral. Vera Haddock and newborn daughter return to Logan home. Bus Painter couple welcome 7 1/2 pound baby boy born January 19 at Bear Lake hospital. Fireside chat held at Blanche Piggott home with 25 attendees.
Plumber Morris Athay contact 2476 seeks installation or repair work. A brown leather glove found, Paris Post inquiry line. Frigidaire fridge for sale inquire Paris Post. Seven room home for sale by E H Crawford phone 2778. Lost cows with calves branded Mill Iron in Cokeville Wyoming. Paris Flour Millis offers frozen lockers and storage options with Paris Idaho contact 3141.
A Mothers and Daughters party hosted by the girls committee at the Relief Society hall Friday evening drew 27 attendees. Mrs. Florence Willis opened with prayer, Josie Lamborn welcomed guests, Amos B Robinson spoke, and J Cheney Willis closed with prayer.
Theen and Scout boys played several games with nearby teams over the past week. Relief Society groups met to quilt blocks for an upcoming bazaar. Mrs Laura Poulsen and Mrs Elza Poulsen with a daughter from Liberty visited Mrs Aghes Toomer. A baby boy for Mr and Mrs Udell Roberts Montpelier Bear Lake hospital weighed 5 pounds 14 ounces. Oliver Peterson of Ovid spoke at Sacrament meeting Sunday. Mrs John Roberta has returned from Bear Lake hospital and is slowly recovering.
Describes hog cholera virus potency and the need for anti-hog cholera serum. Mentions Cabinet Gorge in northern Idaho named by French trappers for its rock-walled gash on the Clark Fork River. Also notes the Meridian Idaho Dairyman's Association Cooperative Creamery as a large raw milk receiving station handling over five million dollars’ worth of silk annually.
Two notable formations southeast of Arco are detailed: one a rhyolitic cone buried by Snake River lava, the other an upraised block of stratified basalt.
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