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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1962
Page
4
Local residents report extended trips and visits across multiple states. Archi Shepherd and family returned from a Seattle fair tour with relatives in Oregon and California. Dozens of friends and cousins from Paris and nearby towns hosted and visited through the week.
A July Village roundup records birthdays, hospital news, travel, and family gatherings across Lacetown. Notables include Mrs. Milate Larson's birthday supper, the Weston family sympathy for Mrs. Thomas Weston, and numerous relatives visiting from Salt Lake, Spokane, and Montpelier with details of local visits, trips, and church events.
Numerous small ads list items for sale and inquiry. Includes black plastic haystack covers at S G Sleight Co Paris, home on Main Street Paris, and a spinet piano for sale with monthly payments via Credit Manager Box 148 Sugar House Station Salt Lake City Utah.
The Bear Lake County Fair Board expresses gratitude for volunteers who labored on the rodeo chutes at the Montpelier fairgrounds and for donations of tractors and equipment. Sheriff Skinner noted about 3000 dollars of labor donated at roughly 1.25 dollars per hour.
Mrs. Newell Passey of Georgetown and Mrs. Ida Passey visited in Lanark area. Melvin Parker Gary Roberts and James Eborn went to Hot Springs Friday with Liberty ward teachers. Many relatives from Mesa Ogden Salt Lake Logan and Roy visited or stayed with local families this week including Harlan Eborn and Worthy Beck.
Mr and Mrs Calvert Lewis of Dingle visited the Lester King home Sunday. Joys are our wings, sorrow our spurs. One reason they put men's faces on money is that women are satisfied just to get their hands on it.
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