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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1951
Page
4
Statement that the Paris Idaho post office is admitted to the mails as second class matter under the act of March 3 1879 indicating the classification of its mail services and status.
A group of engineers working with high pitched sound waves say they can age whisky five years in three hours. The claim suggests a rapid aging method using sonic exposure. Separately, a notice warns that greasy looking hogs may carry suipestifer infection causing swine enteritis and can spread disease if not contained.
Grand opening note highlights two local winners from lucky tickets Mrs Or lena Arnell won a Westinghouse vacuum cleaner and Mrs Naomi Hirschi won a Westinghouse pop up toaster. Nearby residents attend events and visits from relatives across Utah Idaho and California.
Week of July 5 reports John Kunz and Stoor family reunions at Bates Idaho Lava Hot Springs and Bern events. Visitors include Roy Kunz Alton Rexburg Shelley Parley Kunz Orlando Kunz and many relatives. A shower for newlyweds Max Stoor was held at the Church house with a large turnout and gifts.
Local residents and visitors fill Garden City scenes with Logan trips Laketown stops Ogden and Fish Haven travel noted. Families including Satterthwaite Sorenson Loveland Freeman Hodges and Spence share gatherings weddings temple attendance and Sunday meetings.
State lands in Bear Lake County Idaho will be sold at public auction July 13 1951 at 2 pm at Paris Idaho County Court House. Units include 320 acres each with appraised values 3200 and 3200 plus fence values. deposits 1 percent of appraised value required. forfeiture if bidder fails to complete contract. deposits of unsuccessful bidders returned sale day. lessee improvements to be paid in full on sale day. sale subject to prior rights as noted. EDWARD WOOZLEY State Land Commissioner. Public notices dated June 21 1951 and July 12 1951.
A piano solo between speakers was performed by Janet Sprouse during the Milford Loveland program, showcasing a focused musical interlude with clear artistry.
The Nifty Sewers of Bloomington met at Patricia Patterson's home July 5. First year girls sewed hot pads, second year cut skirts, fourth year planned sewing. Refreshments served. Next meet at Ann Marie Dunford’s July 11. The Neat Needlers met in St Charles June 29 at Naomı Pugmire’s. First group started dish towels, second group slips, a June 26 hike with lunches, three deer seen and flowers. Jean and LaNae Hirschi demonstrated tracing wheel. July 2 plan for float in parade. dish towels and slips due for first and second years. Jello and cupcakes served by Nona Bunderson and Norene Crosley.
Bloomington residents hosted guests from Salt Lake, Pueblo, and Idaho Falls over the 4th of July. Visits included Nash Fisher family, Marilyn Marshall, and many relatives from Roy Utah and Morgan Utah. Local families hosted gatherings, travel to Salt Lake, purchases like a Chevrolet, and news of a birth in the family.
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