Paris Idaho Publisher Notice Admits Mail Status
Admitted to the mails as Second Class Matter at the Paris Idaho Postoffice under the act of March 3 1979 Keith F Warner publisher.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1951
Page
4
Admitted to the mails as Second Class Matter at the Paris Idaho Postoffice under the act of March 3 1979 Keith F Warner publisher.
Notice for Bear Lake County Idaho electors of a June 13 1951 special school reorganization vote. The plan would form one Class A county unit absorbing all districts with bonded debt totaling 273 368 dollars to be paid by the new district. Voting sites listed and voter qualifications stated.
The administrator Dale O Richards announces claims against Myrtle Richards deceased must be filed within four months of first publication. Claims and vouchers should be submitted to D E Haddock attorney in Room One Grimmett Building Paris Idaho Bear Lake County. Publication dates May 17 1951 through June 14 1951.
Social rounds in Bloomington the week of June 7 feature Mr and Mrs Victor Reese hosting a study group with multiple couples attending. Memorial Day guests include the Briscoe, Hart, Jacobson, and Stev ens households with extended families visiting from Conda Paris Ogden Salt Lake and Oregon. Several returns from Navy duty and court of honor events are noted along with numerous visits to and from local families in Montpelier Rigby Brigham City Logan and Ogden.
A roundup of local visits and births in St. Charles and nearby towns. Messages recount new arrivals, road trips, and family milestones, including Averil Pugmire’s California call, the birth of Kelly James and Dayle Chalane, and multiple relatives visiting or staying with kin across Utah and Idaho.
The foot comprises 26 bones and numerous ligaments forming a complex structural system. Muscles tendons and joints work together to support balance and movement across the entire body.
A collage of names and places from Garden City and Randolph appears with visits from Mr and Mrs Yen Celia Langford, Mr and Mrs Don Rex, and other townsfolk. June activities include a MIA teen gathering, a recreation leader from Ogden, dances, and a Thursday mission attendance. Primary officers and delegates traveled to a convention, with various residents listed among attendees and visitors.
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