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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1959
Page
5
St Charles residents host visitors from New York Utah and California while local youth graduate and attend church talks. The Primary graduation of McKay Pugmire is noted as is attendance at Forest Department hearings in Ogden. Family and temple excursion events, parades, and canyon parties fill a busy local week with numerous travels and gatherings.
A call to curb union power warns Congress to act now. The Kennedy Ervin bill is criticized as weak and watered down, offering little protection against blackmail or secondary boycotts. Editors urge strong labor reform with lasting teeth before adjournment.
The article notes that Woodrow Wilson became the first U S president to have a daughter make a singing debut. The daughter named Margaret is highlighted as the debutant.
Mrs Harlan Eborn accompanied by Mr and Mrs Keith Sorenson of Ovid visited in Pocatello with Mr and Mrs Harold Eborn. Earl Findlay and children visited relatives in Mink Creek. Myra Stewarts children from Salt Lake City stayed with Archie Parker. Davis family from Salt Lake City visited Archie Parker and Josephine Parker. Nona Parker joined the Davises in Salt Lake City to visit relatives Carter and others. Lt Keith Passey home from New York with the Air Force visits Bear Lake relatives. Ellis Eborn and son of Montpelier were dinner guests of Darrell Bodorn. Mrs Bruce Passey visited Melvin Passey.
Local residents visit and host gatherings over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Wm Derricott of Liberty called at the Melvin Passey home. Melvin Passey hosted Bruce Passey boys. Mrs Mary Passey of Georgetown visited Eva Parker. Children joined Charlotte Matthews Sunday School group to Hot Springs. Smith Gertsch of Paris and Melvin Passey visited Irwin Parker.
Arthur Shirley traveled to Saco Idaho for a wedding honoring Ann Michelson. Ezra Poulsen spoke in church and plans a summer stay near the lake. Stock siblings joined a lake shore party while Glenn Stock family vacationed in Jackson Wyoming. Ruben Stock recovered from illness and Donavan Hall hosted a fireside party. Robert Stock prepares for a Pocatello trip. Leon Howell starts home remodeling.
Idaho Health Department laboratories show 19 confirmed Q fever cases by July 1 this year versus about 40 by the same date last year. Most cases are in Magic Valley with Twin Falls seven, Gooding three, Minidoka two, Caspian two, Madison one, and single cases in Custer Bannock and Bingham counties.
Members met Wednesday night July 15 at Monte Webb's home with Betty Ann Ramey presenting an illustrated talk on the Four Dimensions. They planned a project meeting at the junior leader's home Saturday to assist first division members in building plant presses. The next regular meeting is Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at Lynn Budge's home.
Eight members gathered at Betty Ann Ramey's home on July 18 to assist first division members in constructing plant presses. They discussed options and selected tasks to fulfill their requirements.
Marion Hart called the Cookettes to order at Verdena Bunderson's home with pledges and minutes read. Jean Ward demonstrated salads. Betty Ann Ramey showed bread shaping. Maxine Hansen and Phylis Ward demonstrated cake methods and members shared samples. Next meeting set for July 15 at Phylis Ward’s home.
The writer recalls misreading amicus curiae as a curious lover and clarifies the term means friend of the court a person not party to a case but allowed by the court to offer information or expertise to assist deliberations.
The column explains amicus curiae in Idaho law and how friends of the court protect parties and dependents. It notes probation officers lawyers prosecutors and official Friends of the Court in urban centers handle large funds and may be paid from court funds. The author suggests the topic merits a book.
The Hymas family reunion will be held Saturday August 1 at the Fish Haven Resort. Registration at 10 a.m. Lunch at 12 noon and a short program plus business meeting from 2 to 3 p.m. The rest of the day will be for recreation and relaxation. The article also notes a historical fact about early helmets being horse skulls worn by Ethiopian soldiers.
The Ohio-Pennsylvania canal opened in 1840 with a boat voyage from Pittsburg to Akron marking a new era in regional transportation.
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