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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1945
Page
4
War bonds fund a substitute for Quezon Bridge in Manila damaged during enemy retreat. The U S Treasury report notes the bridge’s role in military movements and the reconstruction effort.
Local column from Laketown News covers Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Webb and Noel Webb visiting Ogden, Sgt. Morris E. Smith returning from Italy to Ft. Douglas, remarks on his tank battles, and a near overturn incident. Elders Quorum reorganized with new and outgoing officers. Weaton reunion at Logan Canyon with many relatives. Various Logan and Circleville visitors, medical student Geo N Weston Jr. in Lawrence Kansas, plus family visits to Brigham City and Bushnell hospital for Pfc. Clarence Peterson wounded in Europe.
Western Idaho sour cherries will bring growers 8 cents per pound from the processor this year, up from 7¾ cents due to parity. Used-vehicle dealers must obtain Authorization to Sell by August 1, or price goods as is. Farmers and stock growers must register for meat sale quotas and obtain permits to avoid penalties under the new OPA meat control order.
The Disabled American Veterans explains that a gold plated lapel button with a dexter eagle identifies honorably discharged World War II veterans and may indicate disability. DAV Adjutant Vivian D. Corbly notes the badge signals service and deserving consideration.
Minutes of the June 25 board session document continuances for tax exemption approvals across numerous individual applicants led by county attorney Widows and inclusion of many names with assessed values. The meeting also addresses tax exemptions under LC.A and 1945 laws, plus land sales at minimum price as the board reconvened as County Commissioners.
In The Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho the Master of the Estate of Alfred Rosen deceased gives notice by Victor B. Rosen Administrator to creditors and all persons with claims to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be shown at the office of D E Haddock attorney in Paris Idaho. First published June 21 1945. last published July 19 1945.
Executor Lester H. King requests all creditors and claimants of George H. King deceased to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be delivered to D. E. Haddock, attorney for the Executor, in Room One of the Grimmett Building, Paris.
In Bear Lake county Idaho the place fixed for the transaction of the business of said estate. Dated June 16 1945 Lester H King Executor of the Last Will and Testament of George H King deceased First publ June 21 1945 Last publ July 19 1945
Rulon J. Wyler administrator of Louise E Wyler deceased calls all creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months after publication. Claims must be filed at D H Haddock attorney in Grimmett Building Room One Paris Bear Lake County Idaho. Publication dates in July and August 1945.
C F Carlson as administrator of Christian Sorensen and Matine Sorensen deceased calls all creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Notices to be filed with attorney D E Haddock in Grimmett Building Room One Paris Bear Lake Idaho. Dated July 2 1945.
In The Probate Court of Bear Lake, John Gertsch as Administrator announces the estate of David Poulsen deceased. Creditors and claimants are advised to file claims at room one Grimmett Building Paris Bear Lake. Dated June 16 1945 last published July 19 1935.
Local residents report visits and family gatherings in Cokeville Logan and nearby areas. Highlights include a fishing trip to Lake Alice, a milk house build for Frank Bartschi, weddings in Logan temple, memorial service for Pfc. Sylvester Hart, bonfire party at Summit View, and attendance at funerals in Garden City as well as various visits by Stan Dunn and families across Utah.
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