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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1958
Page
4
Paris readers hear of Hugh Shepherd recovering from a stroke and visiting downtown. Numerous relatives and friends in Logan Logan Pocatello and Salt Lake are noted with travels, hospital stays and weekend visits. Community members attend gatherings and visits in Montpelier Soda Springs Brigham City Boise Blackfoot and Mesa Arizona.
Edgard Dutry brother of Mrs Dale Parker arrived last Thursday by air from Brussels Belgium for an indefinite stay with his sister and Mr Parker of Paris. The 24 hour flight with stops at Manchester New York Chicago and Denver ended in Salt Lake City where he was met by Mr and Mrs Parker.
The acreage reserve signup for spring planted crops closes March 7 per Bear Lake County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee chair Harley Cochran. The 1958 soil bank acreage reserve opens January 13 with a $3000 payment limit applied per producer per farm, requiring 1956 57 records to establish the soil bank base.
Specialist Third Class Duane R. Wyler of Garden City arrived at Fort Churchill Canada to take part in International Geophysical Year rocket firing exercises at the Arctic test center. Wyler, 26, is an aircraft mechanic who entered the Army in April 1955 and was last stationed at Fort Eustis Virginia after graduating from Fielding High School Paris in 1949.
The Idaho Landholder-Sportsman Council to hold its winter meeting February 10 at the Ida warehouse Garden City Boise. Review last fall hunting season relations and plan 1958 program. officers to be elected. The council includes state associations and agencies tied to land use and wildlife and promotes hunting by permission and respectful landholder conduct.
Fielding High School basketball plans games in January February including Soda Springs Paris Grace Rockland North Gem Bancroft. District Tournament starts February 20 or 21 in a town to be decided.
Idaho Republicans from across the state will gather in Boise on February 16 under state chairman Ray Robbins to set the 1958 campaign program. Bear Lake County leaders Marriner R. Jensen Al E. Shiel and Leota Nate will invite local Republicans to attend the central committee session.
Idaho State Democratic Vice Chairman Mrs. Thoma Pugmire of Montpelier was invited by the University of Oklahoma Young Democratic club to represent Idaho at a March 4 testimonial dinner marking the 25th anniversary of Roosevelt's first inauguration.
The article defines athlete's foot as a skin fungal infection common on moist floors in showers and locker rooms. It notes spread through public facilities and gives hygiene rules: avoid bare floors, dry feet, wear clean socks, alternate shoes, use foot powder, and consult a physician for personal treatment.
Mr and Mrs Orville Jensen of Montpelier visited with Mr and Mrs Earl Findlay Tuesday. Most of the locals attended funeral services in Bear D Hymns Saturday afternoon. Irwin Parker hosted at Don Stucki in Paris Sunday. Udell Roberts Montpelier J T Eborn and Byron Eborn Montpelier visited Harlan Eborn Saturday night. Merl Roberts Montpelier visited John Roberts Sunday evening. Dennis an Eborn and Glen Passey went to Coalville Utah with Fielding High School basketball team. Marilyn Marx Montpelier visited Friday with David Parker.
The family of E. D. Hymas thanks friends for kindness after the death of their husband and father, expressing sincere appreciation from Mrs. E. D. Hymas and family.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Cottle and Mr and Mrs Glen Stock returned from a three weeks tour in Mexico and Central America. Mr and Mrs Owen Stock were Logan visitors Saturday. Wayne Stock visited Salt Lake City over the weekend. Laurel Call, a two year missionary in the central states, returned home. The Fielding High School chorus sang three numbers at a Ward program. Bert Bunderson and Robert Hymas spoke. Arlin Wilkes of St Charles visited Ray Stock. Brazil nuts grow in large shells weighing two to four pounds containing 15 to 20 nuts.
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