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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1965
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Darwin Haddock announce their son Rex J Haddock passed the California State Bar examination and was sworn in, marking a milestone for the Haddock family.
The family of the late Emil Grandy expresses gratitude for kindness and assistance shown during their bereavement and thanks all who helped in any way.
The Sparks Family expresses gratitude for kindness cards flowers and help during their loss and bereavement. Your thoughtfulness is deeply appreciated.
Idaho Mountain States Telephone Co customers will save over 1.7 million in 1966 as excise taxes on local and long distance service drop from 10 percent to 3 percent this year, with further cuts until full elimination by 1969. The change, signed by President Johnson, lowers bills based on service use.
Frederick and Elizabeth Jacobson descendants gathered for a reunion at Fish Haven Chapel on Saturday July 38 with 130 attendees. The program featured tributes, songs, solos, dances, and a genealogy session, with Roy Jacobson president and Maud Stevens vice president. Family members enjoyed cabins, swimming, boating, and campfire conversations at the resort.
Dr Walter H Campbell of Miami Beach Florida was elected president of Lions International at the 48th annual convention in Los Angeles July 7 to 10. Lions International has 759,097 members in 132 countries and is the world’s largest service club. last year clubs completed over 480,000 community projects.
Visitors at the David Parker home in Lanark last week included Mrs. Parker’s sisters Mrs. Jay Angus and a Lehi native, Mrs. Delbert Mecham and Ogden native daughter, Mrs. Stanley Peterson and St. Anthony daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gray and their Salt Lake daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Farr and Lou Ann Moss of Ogden, and Zenna Ann Black of Blanding Utah. Weston Parker spent the weekend in Ogden and Salt Lake City, and Betty Parker visited in Sal Lake over the weekend.
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