Admitted to the mails at Paris Idaho Post Office
A notice states the item is admitted to the mails as Second Class Matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under the act of March 8 1879.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1956
Page
2
A notice states the item is admitted to the mails as Second Class Matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under the act of March 8 1879.
Master Danny Pope spent a few days with Blaine Pope in Logan. Newel Sorenson and family from Lovell Wyoming visited LeRoy Soren family. Oss Pope and Jimmy visited Bill Isle in Soda Springs. William Negus visited Montpelier on Saturday. Paul Hodges and Morris Hodges visited Montpelier and the P A Spence home.
Mr and Mrs Earl Loveland were summoned to Logan Thursday night due to their son Garth’s illness with mumps. They are caring for their grandson Ricky for the time being. Memorial Day visits and grave decorations were noted, with several locals visiting friends and relatives in Laketown and nearby towns.
For sale at public auction in Paris Idaho June 29 1956 at 1000 am cash to highest bidder. Listing Bear Lake County Idaho 1056.84 acres of farming land available at sale.
Budget estimate for the Village of St. Charles Bear Lake County Idaho for fiscal year 1956 57 itemizes expenses including maintenance water system water rental cemetery maintenance printing and legal costs. Total estimated expense 24790.10 with receipts 14790.10. certified by Clerk Eldon H Mattson on May 14 1956.
Arleen Taylor and Cindy of Paris and families from Idaho and Utah visited from Tuesday to Thursday last week. Others, including Mrs. Wilma Erickson in Logan and the Ericksons in Garden City, shared visits. Memorial Day brought relatives to the Jensen and Howell households, with several trips to Fish Haven.
Members of the Legion and Auxiliary decorated graves at Round Valley Laketown and Garden City cemeteries and presented a program. Participants included P A Spence Melinda Gibbons Dorothea Wicker Cora Lutz Everett Sims and families with multiple local couples and visitors noted. The report also lists visits reunions birthdays and weekend guests at various local homes.
Various Logan area residents hosted and visited family friends and neighbors over Memorial Day and the week prior. Attendees included Hugh Morgan, Louise Nebeker, Annie Keech, Merlyn Sorenson, Ray Wood, Alfred Humpherys, Reed Hymas, Albert Miler, Wilmer Brown, and many others from Idaho Falls, Pocatello, Montpelier, Preston, and Salt Lake. Guests shared meals, called on each other, attended weddings and receptions, and noted travel to Smithfield, Utah, and Ogden area events.
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