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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1942

Page

5

Miss Mertie Chapman Leaves for Salt Lake City

LANARK NEWS notes Miss Mertie Chapman of South Carolina visiting Bo and Mrs Archie Parker for weeks. She left Wednesday of last week for Salt Lake City. Other items mention Mrs Verda Nicholls visiting her parents in Montpelier and local family visits around Logan Monpelier Ashton Paris and a Sunday School gathering with stake officers.

Mertie’- Chapman South Carolina Archie Parker Salt Lake City Verda Nicholls Salt Lake Thomas Roberts

Local Notables Gather for Town Week of Reunions and Visits

Bloomington residents report hospital improvement for Casper Hill after surgery in Salt Lake City. A busy week includes multiple family reunions, visitors from New Hampshire and Oregon, funerals for Mrs. Ellen Hayward, and trips to Logan and Salt Lake City.

Soldiers of Production uniforms in American industry shown

Images depict G E workers in vital production roles wearing their uniforms as part of the soldiers of production program highlighting civilian labor in wartime industry.

America

Social and family visits fill Fish Haven week

Fish Haven residents host and visit relatives from Brigham City Laketown Logan Providence Montpelier and Ogden. A Mothers and Daughters day social at the ward chapel drew 65 attendees and a mid night lunch honored Kenneth Hampton departing for Fort Douglas.

Ward Chapel Breda Stock Ethel Perkins Elsie Tufts Ruth Stock Vern Loveland Odell Smith DeVere’ Stock Beth Stock Kenneth Hampton Chicago Odell Helen Smith Miss Stock Hampton Fort Douglas

Local News From St. Charles Highlights Deaths and Weddings

Mrs. Sidney Pugmire mourns brother LaMont Rich in Pocatello. Funeral planned in McCammon. Lillas Pugmire and Martin Hagerman wed June 21 at the bride’s home amid Pugmire family memories. Alvin Peterson’s Seattle visit, St. Charles Canyon dinners, and town social notes fill the week. Multiple travels and family events link residents to Montpelier, Paria, Garden City, Hagerman, Fish Haven, and Logan Temple.

Sidney Pugmire LaMont Rich General Hospital Pocatello McCammon Lillas Pugmire Martin Hagerman Ida Emerson Pugmire Pugmire St. Charles Alvin Peterson Benson Seattle Wash St. Charles Canyon Montpelier Paria Garden City Peterson Gwen Pugmire McKay Loveland Fish Haven Logan Temple

Bern News Social Roundup of Visiting Guests

Local notes list numerous visitors to Bern from Ogden Paris Randolph Logan Montpelier Pocatello Salt Lake City Rigby and Georgetown. Highlights include Mr and Mrs A Salverson, Henry Grandy, Wilford Michael, the Kunz and Schmid families, Navy-bound David Kunz, and relatives from Ogden Salt Lake Paris Montpelier and Logan.

A. Salverson Ogden Abel Count Henry Grandy Wilford Michael of Paria Bern Gagele Eschler Eunice Logan Earl Harris Phil Durst Montpelier Bernice Cutter Pocatello Seth N. Kunz Mont Pelier Alton Bunderson Paris Anthon Kunz Smith Kunz Rosanna Kunz Salt Lake

Visitors and local greetings spread through Sharon

A string of residents and visitors is noted across Sharon and nearby towns. Names include Grenville Shepherd family hosts, visitors from Salt Lake City Paris Montpelier Bennington and Lanark, and summaries of travels, calls, and a funeral in Paria. A teen horse accident near Nora Tippets's family is reported with a sister connection. Harvey King departs for Army training.

Hair and bobby pins used enough steel last year to make 1333 three inch

A stray line notes that the annual consumption of steel from hair accessories and bobby pins reached a total equivalent to 1333 three inch items, illustrating unusual material use in daily goods.

Salvage Figures for Rubber Supply in War Times

Salvage figures show 25 feet of garden hose could supply rubber for 7 gas masks. Four men's rubber over shoes could supply rubber for one pair of army shades.

Union Pacific East West Uncle Sam

Americans equip troops with radio phonograph steel

The article notes that American soldiers are being equipped using steel from standard radio phonographs. It states that the steel in an average radio phonograph could be forged into nearly a dozen bayonets, highlighting wartime material reuse and shortages.

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Lanark News Ezra Roberts Lawrence Roberts Monpelier Owen Roberts Harlan Bloorn Dean Jones Raymond Bailey Meeting House Edwin T Shepherd Clifford King Colleen Ashton Odr Bloomington Casper Hill Mr Hill Jay Haddock Durham New Hampshire Ida Ward Provo Utah Clem. Ira and Will Hayward Ellen Hayward Robert Shepherd Scott Ward Dean Thompson Oregon Glen Ward Peter Ward Earl Mapes Roy Hill Amos Clements Marion Ward Walter Ward Thomas Ward Gerald Wendley Ben Bunderson Budge Ranch Jefferson Dunford Asa Madsen Clyde Walker Idaho Falls Trene Ward Mrs Dale Brooker Sacrament Meeting Edward Hart Jay L. Haddock Hart A. A. Hart Lawrence Haddock J. B. Haddock Grove Ray Thompson Hyrum Thompson Arvis Dora Soldiers of General Electric General Electric Company Schenectady, N. Y Frankenstein Mars Union Taal Union Pacific Railroad Fish Haven News Charles Wright Jane Jackie Johnson Brigham City Stanley Erickson Erickson Herman Wood Shanna Laketown Olga Cartlidge Frank Rosenstein Sr Kemmerer Grace Bennson Conrad Bennson Rita Hammond Providence Glonia J Stock Edna Goetting Soda Springs Loa Lee Arline Findlay Henry Shirley G L. Langford J P Stock Alice Loveland Harriet Jensen Shirla Howell W Alfred Howell S. Hill Beatrice Conley Alicea Loveland Wayne Perkins St Charles Misa Gladys Gray Grace Idaho W A Howell Norman Winterbottom Baby of Ira Nelson Daisy Lutz Hme Martha Stalder Margaret Berger Ray Lowe Baby Worland, Wyo Mrs. Lowe John H. Jensens Clarence Nelson John Jensen R. C. Stock Paul F. Contey Oleta Ernest S. Howell Cless Wilkes Grove Gray Odgen G. F. Horton Kemmerer, Wye Albert Arnell Wendell Mecham Valois Arnell William J. Jensen Sterling Cottle Lester Nelson St, Charles Emily Wilhelmsen Idaho Statesman Laurel Windley U .S. Army Washington Corporal Wayne Pugmire Norma Williams Luetta Pugmire Oren Peterson Ileen Peterson Vallentine Mae Jones Enid Taylor Doris Godfry Clarkston Mary Hemmert John Brewer Melvin Hogensen Gene and Marie Gagsey Reed Pugmire Geraldine Gery Cleveland Stafford Cleveland J. J Pugmire George Horton Wyo Mr. Horton Mrs. Horton Leslie Bethel R. Hill San Francisco Calif Yellowstone Park Daniel Transtrum Elzo Bunderson Yellowstone National Park Bern News Guy Webster Harry Johnson Randolph E A Stevens Robert Schmid Vernon L. Kunz Robert H Kunz R. H Kunz Wm. Boss Leslie Kunz Mr. del Bohl Frieida David S Kunz DC Kunz Jessie Kunz Robert Kunz Vernon LI Kunz Wm J Kunz B. W. Kunz Harry M. Hirsch Bertha Tueller J. J. Hirschi Howard Buhler Fern Gallaway LaRue Smith Rigby Parley Kunz Sharon News Harry Williams Harriet Shepherd Margie Shepherd Veneth Shepherd Grenville~ Shepherd Gwen Miller Lewis Thompson Sodé Springs Richard Orr Lowell Crossley Delwin Orr George Hornberger Canada Mary Hymas Frank Skinner Calvin Covert Bert Orr Ellis Straw LaVanna Thompson Bennington Clarence Sparks Farrell Shepherd Grenville Shepherd Navy Ernest Hymas Lanark Small Ruth Hansen Twin Falls Mrs. Jerald Hansen Rae and Elden Hymas of Liberty Genlel Roberts O. W. Hymas John Hymas of John Roberts R. H. Long Norma Long Lester Roberts Lawrence King Ray Hymas Bear Lake Hot Springs Ida Prescott Nora Tippets Harvey King Edi Bill -1 Miles W. Smith Hoge Juanita W. Smart
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