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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
1
Approximately 150 voters participated in a special school election last Thursday. About five to one favored a levy not to exceed 7 mills on district assessed valuation for Rural High School District No. 7 to fund operation and maintenance beyond the current board authorization.
Funeral services for Robt. Rosen occurred Wednesday afternoon in Paris Second ward. The ceremony featured music by Bloomington quartet and readings by speakers Dan C. Rich and Amos Hulme, with sermons and solos. The American Legion oversaw the grave side service and presented the flag to Mrs. Rosen.
The Rosen family thanks those who called and assisted during their recent bereavement. Ella P. Rosen and family.
Mrs Emme Bird Orchard of Salt Lake Mrs Minnie Bird Kelleon and Mr and Mrs Ralph Daley and daughter Ardith all of Tooele are visiting relatives and friends in Paris Dingle and Montpelier this week.
Tuesday evening the 2nd ward Primary officers and teachers held a farewell party for Mrs Alma Burton at Mrs Dallas Athay's home. Refreshments followed and a parting gift was given as the Burton family prepares to move to Logan early next week.
Mr and Mrs L A Hymas announce the engagement of their daughter Rhea to Sterling Stephens son of Mr and Mrs John Stephens of Montpelier The couple have been attending Utah State Agricultural College in Logan for the past two years
Warner W. Kulicke son of Mr and Mrs Wm Kulicke of Paris arrived home with an honorable discharge after twenty seven months of service. Corporal Kulicke trained at Camp Roberts Calif went overseas July 1944 saw action on Saipan and Okinawa and was among the first dough boys to begin occupation in Japan eight months there. He traveled to many Pacific islands and visited China before discharge at Fort Lewis Washington.
Dr. Tuthill assistant Extension Entomologist and Willard E Kunz County Agent led eight DDT demonstrations on fly control Tuesday. About 150 people attended praising spraying barns and buildings to reduce flies and disease. inquiries for spraying can contact the county agent.
Poison oats remain available to control squirrels before crops suffer damage. Available at the county agent's office in Paris and the AAA office in Montpelier.
The column argues miracles may align with unknown laws of nature and are not impossible. It compares divine will to a captain steering a ship, overlining that God acts within but beyond known physical laws. Sunday programs at Laketown Ward are listed, including songs, invocation, and sacrament service.
Voters cast a larger primary turnout Tuesday as both parties faced county and state contests. Van Ness Wallentine won the Republican nomination for Representative over Rolland Jaussi. L. A. Hymas led Paris precinct for Commissioner from the 3rd district. Gilbert Arnell captured the Democratic Sheriff nomination over Claude Williamson. Warren Sirrine won the Republican County Clerk nomination over Dean Larsen and Taft Budge. State results show Donart leading the Democratic U S Senate race over Gossett, Bottolfsen ceding the GOP Governor nomination to Robins, and Dworshak leading the Republican U S Senate ticket. The county chart shows only contested offices with complete figures except Eight Mile.
Mr and Mrs Newell Budge and sons return from a visit with Ada Budge. Eugene Stucki and daughter Carol travel to Salt Lake where Carol gets medical care and attends MIA convention. Various clubs meet and families visit, including Baccalaureate events for Mignon at the University of Utah and news of arrivals, birthdays, and a Navy discharge. Births and travel fill community notes through Paris and Idaho Falls.
L L Cook recently acquired a registered Holstein-Friesian bull from Carnation Milk Farms in Carnation Washington. Official transfer records show Carnation Meteor 950708 changing ownership, documented by The Holstein Association of America in Brattleboro Vermont. The association issued 1718 registry and transfer certificates to Idaho breeders during 1945.
Navy recruiters from Pocatello will be at the Burgoyne Hotel in Montpelier Mondays from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. They offer enlistment as Apprentice Seaman with progression to Petty Officer second class in about fourteen months, with potential advancement to first class. Enlistment terms range from 2 to 6 years.
The first annual John U. Stucki descendants reunion occurred Saturday at Paris park with 51 attendees. Officers elected include President Wm. B. Stucki, Secretary-Treasurer Grant Rich, Historian Maria Jane Cole. Activities featured prayers, readings, vocal duets, organ and solos, jokes, and a noon lunch.
Those visiting at the Walter Lewis home from Wednesday until Sunday were Mr and Mrs Elmer Meed and family of Idaho Falls and Mr and Mrs Frank Mantinsen and family of Idaho Falls.
On May 28 a group of friends visited Mr and Mrs Dallas Athay for a surprise birthday party. They brought a lunch and spent a pleasant evening playing games with guests Mr and Mrs Eldon Lewis Mr and Mrs Hugh Shepherd Mr and Mrs Wynn Bird Mr and Mrs Willard Bloorn Mr and Mrs Rulon Wyler also attending Mr and Mrs Dallas Athay were honored guests.
Ten calves from Fielding chapter of FFA shown at the Intermountain Fat Stock Show in Salt Lake City. LeRoy Ward and Charles Hulme won blue ribbons. red and white ribbons earned by others. The group sold calves for 2,826.74 total averaging 232.26 each. Calves, all Bear Lake valley stock, highlighted a record junior show with 2100 head exhibited. Grand champions set records at market prices.
Mr. and Mrs W Alfred Howell of Fish Haven announce the engagement of their daughter Rayola to Earl J Wheelwright son of Mr and Mrs W H Wheelwright of Rexburg Idaho The bride is a Fielding High Paris and Ricks College graduate affiliated with Kappa Chi Lambda Delta Sigma and the National Future Teachers of America She plans to teach in Idaho Falls this winter and he will continue studies at Brigham Young University No date is set for the wedding.
Mr and Mrs Lester Allred motored to Salt Lake Thursday and returned Saturday Miss Rebta Collings accompanied them to Logan
Lawrence Varner of Denver spent Sunday and Monday with his brother Keith Varner and family. Lawrence was en route back to Denver after a trip to Chelan Washington.
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