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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1954
Page
3
The report describes the state highway department using black and white striping to mimic cattle guards along roadways. Long drift fences on both sides keep stock in the area while new reflectorized warning signs alert motorists to heavy grazing zones. The educational safety program involves cattlemen and department officials to reduce accidents.
An Idaho Falls businessman Anneth G Selfy announces his candidacy for lieutenant governor on the Republican ticket. Selfy, a lifelong Idaho Republican and former director of the intermountain Hardware and Implement Dealers Association, says he will push industrial expansion and development in Idaho. He emphasizes his long work supporting new industry and facility siting in the state.
Tuesday evening last week MIA class teachers Stella Nelson Leslie tta Howell and Claree Jensen hosted a bonfire party for Mutual girls and Scouts with games and punch. Jerry Lou Shirley celebrated a birthday with friends. Susie Nelson visited relatives, though frail health persists. several local families noted health concerns after accidents and colds. Community figures, missionary visits, college students returning for summer, and Bishop Shirley's long service are also recorded.
The Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho issues a notice to creditors of William W Thornock and Grace E Thornock both deceased. Administrator Donald A Thornock invites all claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Publication dates June 3 1954 to July 1 1954.
Local residents and visitors frequent Logan, Laketown, Montpelier, Paris, and Randolph from June 6 to 8. Families and friends gather at homes, hospitals, and community events. Legion and Auxiliary install officers with state and district officials present. a pot luck supper follows and Lions Trio entertainment caps the gathering.
District Judge Henry McQuade of Idaho’s Fifth Judicial District announces his bid for re election. First elected in 1950 after serving as Bannock County Prosecuting Attorney, he is an Army veteran and father of six. He touts streamlined procedures, regular court sessions at county seats, and improved public access. He pledges fair impartial efficient operation if re elected.
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