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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1954
Page
3
Local notices recount visits by Loveland families and friends from Sterling Rich to Logan and Montpelier. The piece lists visitors, birthday greetings, reunions, a Rodeo Queen tryout in Garden City, and a Yellowstone Park family trip with continued social gatherings and health notes.
Hannah Nelson welcomed a great nephew at Bear Lake Hospital on July 8. The note lists visits and travels of local families including Nelsons, Nebekers, Floyds, Arnells, Keetches, Linfords, Pugmires, Wilks, Michaelsons, and Stock funeral attendances. Also mentions June Price Lasse in Washington and a fact on 1953 business air travel.
The June SUNSET suggests adding an outdoor room to any house for daily living and entertaining. It highlights keeping the outdoor feel by closing in only as much as needed for comfort and privacy, with photos showing planning, furnishing, and use in backyards and open air cafes.
A 1953 study by the Grocery Manufacturers Association maps how a food dollar is allocated. It shows farmers averaging 45 cents while processing, distribution, and services make up the rest, with wages, taxes, and transportation driving most costs.
Laketown welcomed visitor Charles Twitchell last Friday while Mr and Mrs Dean Nicholls of Ogden spent the weekend and Monday with their parents. The Caldera and Satterthwaite families were also mentioned, and Reed Wamsley, son of Milford Wamsley and spouse, has signed with the Marines and is stationed in San Antonio.
The national committee selects Merle Brown of Minneapolis to remind car owners to remove dents scratches and other winter damage to keep cars looking pristine and lasting longer.
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