Paris News Notes Social Roundup Across Town
Paris residents enjoy Fourth of July visits and weekend gatherings with friends and relatives from Logan Salt Lake Ogden and surrounding areas. Notables include Carl Trussell Roy visiting Paris kin and students from Fielding High School reuniting in Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W J Loofle
Don Loofle
Logan
Darwin Wallentine
Jean Beck
Salt Lake City
Ivan Beck
Pocatello
Carol Sommers
Ed Palanck
Rock Springs
Raymond Webb
Amtt
Wilard Stucks
Star Valley
Willard Stucks
Don O Tueller
Redding
Calif
Steve Munks
Jimmy Hansens
Montpelier
Llnyd Hansens
Gordon Nutt
Ogden
Angus Porter
Otto Bucher
Charles Law
Soda Springs
Ellis
Ellis Ranch
Rex Law
Lynette Pugmire
Ray Law
Eddie Lee
Ira Ellis
George Ellis
Glen Caldwell
Salt Lake
Lena Caldwell
Carma Benson
Bakersfield
Paris
LaPrie] Athay
Kent Hel
Sentaquin
Utah
Taft Budge Richard Budge
Minneapolis
Lee Bunderson
Camp Lifton
Millie Grandy
Lloyd Passey
Paris Park
Louann Burdick
Jane Peterson
L. L. Burdicks
Bennington
Gene Burdick
Blackfoot
Russ Athay
Lewiston
Carl Trussell
Roy
Dennis Welker
Grace
W. W. Smith
Bill Smith Athay
Francis Poulson
Charles Wyler
Merlin Nelson
Provo
Eddie Sleight
Eldon Lewis
Stanley Sprouse
Claude Sprouse
Garden City
Walter Lewis
Orem
Mr. Lewis
Kemmerer
Wayne Humpherys
Darwin Higleys
Wilford Widmers
David Humpherys
Sammy Rallisons
Dingle
Ruth Hoffman
Cortez
Cole
Harold Stevens
Alfred Rogers
Hebert Meyers
Laketown
Merritt Piggotts
Kenneth Meyers
Bountiful
Rex Rogers
James Stevens
Chauncey Michaelson
Lothair Peterson
Jesse
Summer social at the area gathering spurs travel and visits
The report notes a 22 member gathering with dancing and rekindled acquaintances. Numerous local residents and out-of-town visitors feasted, rodeo trips, and vacations across Idaho including Blackfoot Twin Falls Logan and Pocatello with July 4 activities and hospital returnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Stucki
Anita Nye
Blackfoot
Kathy Stucki
Lloyd M. Bain
Twin Falls
Paris
Archie Shepherd
Seattle
Dale Parker
Lowe Drug Store
James Payne
Lone Peterson
Montpelier
Russ Athays
M. M Collings
George Stock
Pacific Northwest
James R. Hawkes
Bear Lake ‘Memorial Hospital
Ray Lewis
Reed Bird
Reed Christensen
Keith Lewis
Minnetonka Cave
St. Charles Canyon
Brent Lewis
Smith Gertsch
Bernard Wilkes
Logan
Keith
Harold Clark
Moreland
Clive Randall
Smith
Gertsch
Kenry Grandy
Keith Hymas
Ezra Gertsch
Darryll Gertsch
Pocatitin
Harold Clarks
Clive Randalls
Ez Gertsch
Keith Hymns
Henry Grady
D Haws
Vyron Wheatley
Arimo
Idaho
LoVaughn Barftuss
Roy
Louis
Louise Barfuss
Joseph Price
Violet Passey
Pearl Patterson
Pollene McKinnon
Salt Lake
Charles Law
Speakers and picnics mark Sunday gatherings in OVID
Sunday events include Sacrament meeting speakers Robert Hemmert and Eldon Mattson and Nina Sorenson piano solo. Families from Ray Johnson LaThair Peterson Darrell Sorenson plus Alfred Jensen Don Jensen Gordon Bolton shared picnics in Emigration Canyon. Johnsons and others hosted visits and a radar course completion in Long Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacrament Meeting
Robert Hemmert
Eldon Mattson
Nina Sorenson
Keith Sorenson
Ray Johnson
LaThair Peterson
Darrell Sorenson
Emigration Canyon
Laura Lee Larsen
Riverdale
Arvilla Peson
Northwest
Seattle Fair
Alfred Jensen
U. S. Naval Station
Long Beach
Calif
Joe Olsen
Salt Lake
Brent
Laketown Parade and Rodeo Draw Local Participation
Laketown residents traveled to Woodruff for the ward sponsored parade and rodeo. Weston brothers Seth and Lannie placed second and third in saddle bucking. Mrs. Lucy Willis and Faye Floyd visited Salt Lake to see George Earley who is hospitalized and improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laketown
Woodruff
Weston Brothers
Seth
Lannie
Lucy Willis
Faye Floyd
Salt Lake
George Earley
George
Herman Woods
Leland
Nampa
Robert
John Hacking
Randolph
Clayton Robinson
Sara Jensen
Pocatello
Linda
San Francisco
Ward Chapel
Arch McKinnon
Annis Wahlstrom
Hazen Cooley
Cedar City
Utah
Lydia Johnson
Edward Kimball
Ogden
Claude Willis
Almy
St Charles
Control flies when dairy areas are sprayed for fly control
University of Idaho Extension advises proper application to protect milk from contamination. Remove stock feed and water, cover milk handling equipment, and avoid drift contamination from nearby crops. Contaminated feed may pass insecticides into milk, with zero tolerance for many DDT-type substances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Idaho Extension Service
New Drainage Techs Could Improve Difficult Soil
County agent Hyrum Johnson reports promising drainage ideas from Agriculture Department engineers. A plastic liner for mole drains and improved liner installation equipment aim to boost performance and longevity of channels cut deep in fine textured soils. Preliminary tests show potential for humid states and sites like airports parks and golf courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyrum Johnson
Department of Agriculture
Idaho
Teather Intro Sparks Moral Lesson In Noted Exchange
The text presents a recorded dialogue where Teather asks children about virtue after describing stopping a man from beating a donkey. Tommy answers brotherly love, highlighting social guidance and warnings against self-doubt and reliance on others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teather
Tommy
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