Paris Post brief publisher notice
Paris Idaho weekly publication note announcing second class mail status and postal details for C Broxon publisher.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1957
Page
2
Paris Idaho weekly publication note announcing second class mail status and postal details for C Broxon publisher.
The Senate faces a fight over whether to extend the soil bank acreage reserve beyond this year as the Agriculture department budget is examined. The House recommended ending the program after 1957 with 850 million dollars for its operation this year and 250 million for 1958 conservation payments rather than the 450 million requested by the President. The Appropriations Committee will mark up the bill and debate its operation on the Senate floor.
Lawmakers debate a frequently contested political subject, highlighting partisan divides and procedural maneuvers as they consider potential policy changes. The discussion centers on core values and nearing deadlines that shape legislative priorities and public response.
Senator Knowland of California questions a plan to grant 2 billion dollars in federal aid to schools over four years. He argues that such funding tends to come with government control and that time frames do not truly end policy influence.
In Lanark a Tuesday Relief Society session featured Edna Eborn delivering the social science lesson. The event shifted to a mothers and daughters social with a program and refreshments provided by the presidency. Visitors from Salt Lake and local families joined for the evening and a 79th birthday was celebrated for John Gertsch.
John Haddock returned to Minnesota after two months with his sisters. The wedding of Glenn J Mecham and Anna Mae Parsons took place at Logan Temple on June 5 with Asa Madsen T Jefferson Dunford and families in attendance. Reunions followed trips to Oakland San Francisco and BYU in Provo. Joan Haddock heads to California for summer plans.
Mrs Don Kunz and daughters of Montpelier visited relatives Saturday. Weddings and temple rites near Idaho Falls and Provo feature in this week’s social notes. Community events include relief society, dances, and visits from locals to Logan Cache Valley. The town offers condolences, vacations to California, and reports on hospital visits and school-related milestones.
DeVer Peterson returns from University of Idaho, Moscow. The 4-H Club Ladies organized Friday June 7 at Mrs Wyona W Nicholls home with Mary Lynn Beck as president Rae Beck vice president Mary Ann Nicholls secretary treasurer Phyllis Spanos reporter Other members include Mary Lou Peterson and Laura Lee Larson. Swimming lessons at Bear Lake Hot Springs enjoyed by local youths and mothers with a pot luck lunch. MI A opened social with barbecued hamburgers and pops. Attendees at MIA dance festival in Logan listed with names. Mr and Mrs Mitchell Beck visited Provo with daughters Verla Beck and son-in-law Elmo Muir. Additional visits to family homes noted for Shockeys Harrison s.
Mrs Richard Pope visits Richard Pope's parents and other relatives and friends are listed as weekend and recent visitors including Mr and Mrs La Mont Myr and Mrs Ray Mardell ope Mrs Jean Obrlay Leland Edwards Harry Stock and D Mc Cann with Zella Erickson and Alice Jensen staying overnight with Lloyd Simmonds Edens Erickson of Ogden Drusilla dikes and Gary Loveland from Logan Junior Kearl visited the Alton Kearls after a New York to Salt Lake trip and Seattle return Glen Stock and family drove to Utah points Mrs LaVere King visited R G Stock home and Lynn Blazzard also visited on Sunday.
Ray Stock and daughters visited Logan Monday for business and pleasure. Melba Pugmire returned Saturday night after a wonderful Girls' State experience. Donavon Howell and Melba Pugmire spoke at church Sunday afternoon. Bonnie Shirley performed a piano solo. Mrs Harriett Jensen is home for the summer with her namesake Harriett staying with her. Mrs Alice Jensen spent Sunday with son Reed and family in Logan.
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