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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
1
Sheriff O. E. Manson reports a break-in at the Ovid Cash Store last Sunday night. Merchandise valued at 120 dollars, mainly groceries and canned goods, was taken. The front entrance lock was sprung. owners are Grant and Nina Sorenson. The Post Office in the same building was not disturbed.
Clifford D. Minson of Paris was honored at the Kraft Foods plant in Paris for ten years of service on June 2. He received a Kraft emblem gold tie bar presented by Wag at a ceremony attended by coworkers and executives.
Mayor and Mrs LaVere H Hansen of Pickleville announce engagement of their daughter NaDene to Melvin H Larsen son of Mr and Mrs Howard C Larsen of Logan Miss Hansen attended Weber State College Ogden earning a Cosmetology degree Larsen has served a mission in the South West British Mission and attends Utah State University A June 26 wedding at the Logan Temple is planned
The Iota Chapter of Ella Kappa Gamma held its final meeting of the year on May 9 at Cedar View, Soda Springs. Twenty six members attended as a spring motif decorated tables. President Gertrude Freeman led the gathering with hosts Orva Leta Ledbetter and others. A Founders Day observance marked the 10 year charter anniversary since 1964 while tribute honored charter members.
Business and Professional Women's Club met May 11 at the Hacienda. Mrs Kunz Betty Gail Kunz and Barbara Jenkinson illustrated points of accessorizing wardrobes.
The summer driver education course starts June 8 at Montpelier High School and June 9 at Rising High. Classes begin at 8 00 a.m. Students must meet age and residency requirements and present a receipt of fees paid, obtainable from the Sheriff's Office for 3 00. Instructor is Arlen Wilkes of St. Charles.
Christine Olsen Tueller 82 died May 27 in an Ogden rest home. She was born May 21 1882 in Manuta Utah lived in Paris and Ogden, active in LDS Church and worked at Ogden Arsenal and Hill Air Force Base. Survived by husband John J Tueller four daughters three sons 33 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral at Aultorest Chapel conducted by Bishop Alex Boulton. Interment Garden of the Last Supper at Aultorest Memorial Park.
Wayne D Haddock son of Mr and Mrs Darwin E Haddock of Paris has been named acting comptroller at Fort Huachuca Arizona He had been deputy comptroller since December 1963 and was assigned to the post May 18 Haddock with 18 years of government service was deputy comptroller at Dugway Proving Ground Utah prior to his move to Fort Huachuca He is an expert in financial management of operations similar to those employed by the US Army Electronic Proving Ground There he will oversee USAEPG functions and departments including all financial planning and budgeting
Chairman ner states wool loading is scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday June 10 and 11 at the Union Pacific loading dock. Dry storage and dry wool delivery are required. Westside wool growers to deliver June 10 and July 11, per Skinner.
The text notes that governance is overseen by the comptroller's office. It mentions Wayne and his wife Rita, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Collings of Paris, and their daughters Patricia and Pam, who live on the Post.
Local residents hosted and visited numerous guests over Memorial Day weekend. Families from Deer Lodge Helena Boise Ogden Provo Salt Lake City and surrounding towns attended gatherings at various homes in Soda Springs and nearby communities.
County Red Cross co chairmen Mrs. R. B. Lind of Montpelier and Mrs. Jesse McClellan of Fish Haven announce the next blood drawing on Wednesday June 24 at the A J Winters School in Montpelier. The goal is 160 pints with a good turnout needed.
Idaho BPW members meet Friday to Sunday for the 48th state convention in Soda Springs. Special guest Miss Sarah Cunningham of McCook Nebraska will speak Saturday at 10 00 am about state efforts to end discriminatory statutes against women and her work on a state commission.
Effie Elizabeth Bailey 78 died in Pocatello after a long illness. Born March 16, 1886 in Paris to Henry and Elizabeth Rogers, she lived in Paris before moving to Pocatello where she married George A. Bailey in 1907. Survived by husband, one son, four daughters, 28 grandchildren, 22 great grandchildren, and siblings. funeral held Monday at Manning Funeral Chapel with LDS rites. burial at Mountainview Cemetery.
Camp Elizabeth Passey of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers held its final meeting of the season on Thursday May 21 at the home of Mrs Ida Passey in Lanark. Edith Haddock gave the history and the lesson on Mormon Folklore was by Lillas Grimmett. Twenty five members and two visitors attended. hostesses were Ida Passey Naomi Grandy Myrtle Mattson Irma Collings Agness Eborn and Lulu Hoge.
Irl C. Nye of Montpelier drove a 1959 Buick north on Main Street and sideswiped Alphus F. Pierce of North Salt Lake City near the Bear Lake Stake Tabernacle. Damage to Pierce was $150 and Nye suffered similar front-end damage. Deputy Sheriff Bill Ver Maas investigated. A cow owned by Arlen Wilkes injured a car driven by Gilbert Dallas Athay at the Hi way 89 Minnetonka Cave road junction, causing about $125 damage. Athay, his wife, and baby were uninjured. the cow appeared uninjured and fled after rolling the vehicle. Sheriff Monson investigated.
Obituary notices Nephi Bunderson longtime Bear Lake resident dies after week long illness in Montpelier aged known survivors include widow Annie Keetch Bunderson and 14 children grandchildren and great grandchildren. funeral services listed with LDS temple connections and burial dedication details.
The Daughters of Utah Pioneers district convention will be held at Fish Haven on Friday June 5 with opening session at 1 a.m. Lunch will be served by the Fish Haven chapter. President Kate B. Carter of the Central Company plans to attend. DUP members from Rich and Bear Lake counties are urged to attend.
Idaho teachers from Bear Lake include Marie Vermaas of Montpelier and Verda Rex of Paris attend the annual Vocational Teacher Education Conference at Idaho State University. Sessions run Monday through Friday with the theme The Conceptual Method of Teaching.
The Idaho Education Association issues a statement blaming Governor Clyde for Utah's school funding crisis. Elmer S. Crowley cites failed peaceful efforts and urges action to protect educational welfare, while noting Idaho faces similar needs and launching a public information drive to secure adequate financing.
Grandy descendants held a Memorial Day reunion at Paris Wards Chapel with dinner and a program. Reports on genealogical research were given. Officers elected for the coming year include Grant P Grandy president Bill Grandy 1st vice president DeWi Grandy 2nd vice president Barbara Grandy secretary Weldon Grandy treasurer Wallace genealogist Lindon Grandy assistant genealogist Mrs Bill Thomas historian and Gary Grandy social chairman. About 70 members attended.
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