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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
8
Gordon Bolton visits Pocatello. Many locals travel to Logan for hospital and family visits. Weddings, births, and Sunday gatherings appear along with meals at Bear Lodge and trips to Salt Lake City and Rexburg.
Mary Swenson returns to Hyrum Utah after two weeks with son Leon Swenson family Erwin arrives to fetch her on Sunday Carl Clark hosts Ruths 12th birthday party with guests Gail Welling Clark Williamson Carmena Rhewingde MarieReon Andrew Ciart Ann Merrill LarryPagmire Dennis Michaelson and cousins from Lotus Gyllenskog. Punch and cookies served Ruth receives gifts.
Mr and Mrs Irwin Parker visited Cleveland with Mr and Mrs Lincoln Burton and son then toured Logan and returned through Emigration Canyon. David T Orr and Archie Parker families visited Salt Lake for Primary conference. Veon Wallentine injured finger and was taken to a doctor. Mrs Jesse Hymas and two children visited from Pocatello. Eileen Passey returned from travels. Mrs Juanita Smart and Mrs Mabel Athay served as Stake visitors at Sunday School. Reed Christensen of Montpelier stayed with the Orrs.
The cream should be kept after whipping in the coldest part of the refrigerator to maintain freshness. Ensure temperatures stay consistently low to prevent spoilage and maintain texture.
Cantaloupes tolerate neither frost nor low temperatures and ripen best in warm air with high relative humidity aiding thick flesh. Sunshine boosts flavor and sugar. late ripening links to cooler periods, while early ripening aligns with heat. A daily 2500 degree Fahrenheit accumulation above 50 F during spring, roughly May 20 to June 10, signals ripening.
The Bear Lodge opens in Fish Haven Idaho on Saturday June 22 with a formal ceremony and plans for public欢迎.
The L D S church column lists speakers hymns and prayers from multiple ward services. It notes baptismal mentions and ordination of a deacon as well as reorganized Sunday School leadership and assignments. Local families linked to McGill Nevada Dillon and Star Valley are mentioned along with weekend visits and travels.
Death brings C Nye to Logan and funeral rites held in Logan then Preston. Boise visitors Mr. and Mrs Jay Gorton and Marilyn return home after six weeks with grandparents. Lo gan and Oyden residents, Navy discharge for Jack Hymas, and Hymas family moves into new residence.
Mr and Mrs Gail Siddoway spent the weekend in Coalville and Oakley visiting relatives and fishing. Mr and Mrs G Arch McKinnon and son Michael of Ogden were Sunday visitors at the Oliver Wahlstrom home along with Mr and Mrs Clarence Peterson of Logan. M Cook laborer at South Eden has moved his family into the Presley Floyd home.
A list of local residents and visitors includes Helen and Mrs Norma Myers touring California to visit sisters Mary A Lynn and Clara and friends. Elggren of Salt Lake and Louis Robinson guests at the Robinsons. Vara Cheney Virginia Cheney Emma Cheney traveled to Logan. Richard Hoyt Co L Alley and C H Alley were Logan visitors. George Burgess of Hyde Park called on the Robinsons. Uncles Wendell Johnson and wife attended Mrs Florence Kearl Nebeker’s funeral in Salt Lake. The aunt Mrs Herbert Seamons and daughters Thelma Joy Nola Ann visited Hyde Park from South Eden for a few days with Dr Alley.
The page lists sale items and help wanted notices including Monarch Coal Store Ivory Enamel goods, a 200 year old violin sale by Sam Winter bottom, plumbing services by Morris B. Athay, Rawleigh's factory to home sales positions, and Altman's Dairy seeking buyers for a 160 acre farm route in Grangeville Idaho with strong profits and water and wood on site.
A recent study reveals that 13 percent of murderers, 30 percent of arsonists, 39 percent of robbers, 55 percent of burglars, and 65 percent of car thieves are youngsters under 21, highlighting youth involvement across crime types.
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