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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1946
Page
5
Roscoe Floyd returns home to St Charles after leave and is greeted by his parents. Many locals depart on Utah and Wyoming trips, visit Yellowstone and Bear Lake areas, or visit relatives. Community members report illnesses improving and staged family gatherings and four generation photos.
Empire Airlines reports its 10 000th passenger on June 24 marking five days after the intrastate Boeing 10 passenger twin engine planes began in Idaho. Mrs Grant Hess Boise wife of the Idaho DAV commander received a roses and plaque for passenger number. she praised air travel aiding Idaho Cancer Society work and medical education funding.
Mr and Mrs Howard Ward and children called at the home of Mr and Mrs DeOrr Bunderson, stating Mrs Ward and Mrs Bunderson are sisters. Bp W W Craney and grandchildren from Afton Wyoming visited the Wm Clark home. Mr and Mrs Oliver Dustin of Layton Utah are spending vacation in Star Valley Wyoming en route stopping at Mrs Mee Floyd and Mrs Agnes Peterson homes. Miss Shirley Floyd, visiting Layton, returned with the Dustins.
Rudolph Brenz improves after hospital stay and hopes to return home soon. Bern residents and visitors, including Mrs. Cecil Quayle and the Hansen family, stop by houses of Brenz and Schmid. Local ward members travel to Logan temple for ordinance work and mission efforts continue across Dingle and Raymond wards.
Mr and Mrs Will Stock of Newdale visited Mrs Clara Stock and Mr and Mrs Owen Stock. Charles Pope of Vernal Utah stayed with the Stocks. Guests of Grant Findlay were John Vauterlaus and family from Riverdale. Russell Cottle of Salt Lake was in town last week. Donovan Howell and family were Born visitors. Cook family guests included Zelda Cook and Shirl Cook among others. Clarence Nelsons returned to Big Piney after a month away. Elliott Sampson and Eugene Holmes of Ogden visited Glen Stocks. Ernest Howell and Weil Pugmire returned from Yellowstone. Hazel Jacobsen Wanda Howell Jennie Pugmire and others left for Salt Lake and Logan. Don Loveland and children Larry Beryl and Narda visited Pocatello this week.
The article notes 1878 innovations by Alexander Campbell of Brooklyn using glass jars as a forerunner to the modern milk bottle. It cites a 1885 Philadelphia appearance and a late 19th century patent in a brief historical timeline.
A Bloomington shower at the Thomas Piggott home honored Mr and Mrs Arlo Ivie with many gifts. Ruby Thornock formerly Miss Ruby Thornock attended. Family and friends from Boise Provo Ohio Wamsa Pocatello and Diamondville Wyoming joined and visited through the week.
Visiting over the week end in town were Natalie Colleen and La Rue Satterthwaite and Mrs Fayetta Larson, all of Logan. Mr and Mrs DeVerl Whittington were Logan business visitors Tuesday. Wilma Woffinden of Layton Utah is visiting with relatives. Mr and Mrs Tew Cook and son of Logan spent Sunday with the J N Cook family. Mrs Clinton Trempking is recovering from tensilectomy. Robert V Calder was a recent Salt Lake City business visitor. Weekend guests at Bishop Loveland home included Mr and Mrs McKay Loveland and daughter.
The report notes visits by Keith, Clayton, and D. J. Wamsley of Randolph who stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Wameley over a weekend. It also mentions Mr. C. H. Davis and Mr. B. D. Davis of Afton Wyoming calling on their sister Mrs. Jennie Lutz.
Opening meetings of Garden City 4 H Cooking and Sewing clubs were held June 25 at leaders homes. Lavern Sims presided over the cooking group with officers named. sewing club set its name The Sewing Six and elected officers. Local news notes visits illnesses and a funeral in Liberty News. John Hymas reenlisted in the Navy and other local events are mentioned.
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