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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1957
Page
2
The Paris Post announces second class mail status at Paris Idaho under the 1879 act. Publisher G C Broxon lists subscription rates at 32 dollars per year mailed within the United States. Advertising rates available on request.
President Eisenhower urges public support for a budget plan that likely trims defense and foreign aid. Congress seeks to maintain economy momentum with a projected reduction of three to four billion dollars, while urging bipartisan cooperation to prune spending without harming security.
Mrs. GeRoy Sorenson attended the Ovid Relief Society social with relatives and friends. Nina Sorenson led the lesson with Aston Spence and Phyll Findlay assisting after Tuesday noon activities.
The report lists numerous visits by residents and relatives to Milford Loveland and other families in Paris Idaho, with social calls in Liberty and Bear River City. It notes a Memorial Day cemetery program by the American Legion, praise for mayor Everett Siman and the town board, and several weekend guests from nearby towns and states. A new ordinance sets speed limits on Main Street and penalties for violations, effective June 6, 1957.
Five hundred Idaho boys and girls will attend the annual 4-H congress at the University of Idaho in Moscow from June 12 to 18.
The Board of Trustees Class A School District No 33 Bear Lake County Idaho invites sealed bids by June 17 1957 for one assay passenger school bus per June 1957 specifications. Bids marked School Bus Bids must be filed with Clerk Amos B Hulme at Montpelier City Hall. The board reserves right to reject any part or all bids. Published June 4 1957.
Bee Hive Swarm Nite observed in Bloomington. Numerous residents visited, hosted and attended dilighful events including weddings at Logan and Montpelier. Delegates from Idaho attended the Holstein-Friesian convention in Indianapolis. Local families hosted out-of-town guests and celebrated barbecues and receptions over the weekend.
City of Paris Idaho enacts a rule requiring drivers to stop before entering a street with a stop sign. Violations carry a fine up to fifty dollars or up to thirty days in jail, or both. Ordinance passed June 3 1957 by Mayor Charles R Crawford with city clerk attestation.
City of Paris Idaho enacts ordinance prohibiting driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated or in a careless negligent or dangerous manner. Violations punished by fine up to one hundred dollars or imprisonment. Ordinance passed June 3 1997 and published June 6 1957.
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