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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1945
Page
5
Garden City notes list visits by Mr and Mrs Montell Whittington and others in Mantua Montpelier Logan Ogden Round Valley and Provo. The column notes social calls family gatherings parties a birthday celebration at a local home and attendance at a rodeo and a sheep camp supper with local residents highlighted.
Government urges town and farm women to beat city folks in saving used fats for war supplies. Goal is 100,000,000 more pounds this year, with red points and up to 4 cents per pound offered by butchers. Contact Home Demonstration or County Agent for guidance, approved by WFA and OPA.
General Electric approves an eight million dollar research laboratory to expand its 550 researchers. The facility aims to convert wartime discoveries into peacetime advances in x ray metallurgy electronics and chemistry while pushing pure science and practical innovations for lower costs and greater efficiency.
The St Charles Sacrament meeting featured Captain Del mar Arnell Taft Budge and Principal Earl Bonham of Paris. Bloomington quartet provided music. Local residents and families including Pugmire Booth Arnell and Michaelson were mentioned with visits, hospital updates, births, and outings around Bear Lake and Logan.
Bloomington residents host and visit kin across Idaho and Montpelier as families gather for reunions and town events. Attendees include the Nelsons, Fish Haven relatives, and local residents visiting from Pocatello Nampa Boise Montpelier and Paris. A Mt. St. Charles outing features strawberry picking and a Moonlight Town operetta charms townspeople.
Last Sunday Mr and Mrs Heber Pugmire and Susie Cleve land of Evanston Wyoming visited Blackfoot to stay with Jake Merkley family and plan stops at Pocatello. Terry Daniels left for time with Bus Dahlers family at Pocatello. Mabel Negus visited Montpelier. Frank Barbara and Russell Sanford were there Friday. Kurt and Hilding Anderson are home a few days. Mrs Joe Hemmert returned to spend the rest of summer. A surprise party welcomed Mr and Mrs John Brower as guests of Sidney and Earl Loveland and Ernest Loveland.
Mrs John Roberts of Lanark visited Mrs A C Hymas last week. Leora Orr arrived from Pocatello to spend vacation with her parents Bert and Mrs Mary Orr. Jean Covert of Thatcher visiting the Prescotts and family. Verdene Roberts of Lanark visited grandma Mary Hymas. Mrs Norman Gambling returned from Paris after two weeks. Mr and Mrs Stanley Dunn and son Richard of Conda visited Bishop and Mrs Albert Miller. Valinda Orr returned from Clearfield where employed. Home Missionaries Bill Long Sharon and Bishop Evan Morgan Liberty attended Sacrament meeting.
A string of visitors from Dingle Liberty Montpelier Mink Creek St. Charles and Fish Haven gathered in Lanark on Wednesday and Thursday. The group included Mrs Agnes Toomer Mrs Laura Poulsen Mr Lee Toomer Mr and Mrs Robert Hemmert Lorenzo Hemmert Eneta Maurine Welling Mabel Negus Helen and Pete Hoo peliana Charley Huldag and Linda Custer. Musicians among them entertained with vocal and instrumental performances while raspberries were served. Mrs Lesh Kunz and daughter from Montpelier are visiting at the Ray Pugmire home.
A dairyman advises clipping weeds from pastures to raise forage by about 50 percent and improve cow nutrition. He urges checking silos and creating additional silage storage with temporary structures, and refers readers to university extension circulars on silos.
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