Postal Notice Admitted for Paris Idaho Mail
Admitted to the mails as Second Class Matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under Act of March 38 1879.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1955
Page
2
Admitted to the mails as Second Class Matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under Act of March 38 1879.
Last week many guests from Salt Lake City Montpelier Cokeville Bonnington Garland Utah and Albion visited Myrtle Greckler and relatives in Bern Idaho. The visits included families of Kunz Eschler Buhler Brenz and Schmid with trips to Logan Temple BYU and ISC summer school plans. A Navy cruiser bake shop must produce about 4000 servings daily for its crew.
Weekend visits and extended family travels populate Laketown notes. Local residents Owen Wahlstrom and family fished near Cokeville while William J. Lamborn relapsed after knee surgery, returning to hospital in Logan. The Stirling news also covers hospital transfers, a Johnson family reunion in Fort Bridger, and numerous visits to Logan, Salt Lake, and Boise area sites.
Prof Loys McCann of Logan was turning pianos in Fish Haven last week and visiting his sister Mrs Zella Erickson. Before leaving for Moran Miss Karen Stock entertained a few friends at a patio supper. Present were Charles and Lucille Hulme.
The Mitchell Air Conditioning Research Foundation reports optimal work at 70 to 80 degrees with rising temperatures and humidity reducing efficiency. Sponsored by Mitchell Manufacturing Company, the study examined intensive experiments under identical conditions except for temperature variations.
Laketown 4-H girls held their first ward meeting at Irene Wyler’s home choosing officers. The group discussed plans for a July 4 parade float and sampled milk drinks, punch, cupcakes, salad and cottage cheese sandwiches.
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