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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1959
Page
2
A county notice reports vandalism destroying public toilets at both ends of the lakeshore. The community urges replacement and pledges to prevent a repeat, noting maintenance costs and desired voter protection of recreation facilities.
Mr and Mrs Bill Long vacationed in Yellowstone Park over the Fourth weekend. Dozens of relatives and friends from Salt Lake City Burley Rexburg Logan Ogden and other Utah and Idaho towns visited family homes in Liberty Shanon and nearby areas during the weekend and week end. A family reunion occurred at Emigration Canyon with descendants of the twins Eva Park er and Evva Derricott.
A nostalgic note advises baking soda as a friend to irritated summer skin. Add half a pound to a tepid bath for dryness or sunburn relief, avoid scrubbing, and use a paste on rashes from poison ivy, oak, sumac, and insect bites. Keep baking soda in an apothecary jar for scented bath water.
Mr and Mrs Ray Tolman and four Tolman children visited Alfred Humphreys and returned to Pocatello. DuWain Passey and DeCirl Passey recently from Germany with the armed forces traveled to Salt Lake City. Joan Hymas visited in Boise at Lothair Rich s home. Terry Pugmire and Stephen Pugmire of Boise were guests of Calvin Hymas. Kay Hymas worked at Merlin Wilde ranch on Mink Creek. Odell Smith of Ogden visited the B R Hymas family. Sam Austin was a town caller last week. Weekend guests of John Roberts included Dale Roberts and family of Logan Merrill Roberts of Montpelier Dean Tucker of Caldwell Robert Grane and family of Bennington Donna Roberts of Bennington Stena Ames of Murray Utah and Orel Nance of Layton Utah. Iris Nance returned home to her mother Mrs John Roberts after weeks in Preston and Murray. W K Matthews visited Logan on Friday and Saturday.
A series of visitors and family gatherings fill a weekend in St Charles. Dixie Lee Pugmire Nona Marie Bunderson and Nerene Crossley return from school to spend time with relatives. Bishop Lothair Rich and Lana and Val visit and oversee family affairs.
Sustained as teachers and officers in church units, confirmations and testimonies are listed for many members including Dora Mecham Gail Rich and Ora Rathbone. The report covers visitors callers and weekend guests, a M I A trip planned, medical news on Elder DeVon Hirschi, a Fourth of July reflection, and community remarks about Lake Laketown activity and weather impacts.
Funeral services for Stanley H. Mattson, who died June 27 in Salt Lake City, were held at the Ward chapel on Tuesday June 30 at 1 00 p m. Bishop Norman E Weston presided with opening prayer by Elder Howard Fulkman of Logan Harold F Johnson read the obituary Ward choir sang Go My Father directed by Elmer Wahlstrom with organist Julie Kearl accompanying.
Mr and Mrs Don Loveland and daughter Narda visited with Glen Cox and Earl and Jennie Pugmire over the weekend returning to Blackfoot Sunday evening. Church attendance Sunday was a record 182 with Fish Haven Ward showing 110 percent. Mary Ann Stock and Lola Smith, workers at Hill Air Force Base in Ogden, visited for the weekend. Miss Harriet Gray is staying at...
Residents report a busy week with summer cottages sprouting along the lake shore. Out of town guests include Mr. and Mrs. Bill Price from Evanston Wyoming visiting for the Fourth, and many Ogden and Bountiful visitors joining the holiday. Bible quotes and sayings accompany the social notes.
A hippopotamus can stay submerged for up to nine minutes, though it typically remains underwater about three minutes, even during sleep.
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