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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1939

Page

5

Bloomington Notes and Visits Across Towns

Bloomington and St Charles residents attend a Nelson Anderson reunion. Local families host relatives and friends, with teachers honoring Mrs Doyle Johnson and Rose Painter. The town reports visitors, travel to Star Valley, and a Pony Express rider speed note of 75 miles per day.

DeLorn Nelson Raymond Johnson Nelson=Anderson St.Charles Doyle Johnson Rose Painter Pony Express

Relief Society Event In Fish Haven Promotes Community Ties

The Relief Society convention in Fish Haven featured Hattie Findlay presiding, Singing Mothers and department representatives performing well, and flowers brought by members. Mrs. Shepherd of Paris spoke as a guest. An electric organ was installed by Davies Beebe Music of Salt Lake City, and a projection room was begun for a future town theatre.

Relief Society Singing Mothers Hattie Findlay Mrs. Shepherd of Paris Ward Chapel Dav‘ies-Beebe Music Company of Salt Lake City Twest Fish Haven

Local residents and visitors noted in week long movements

Miss Werle Nelson visited Salt Lake City then ran this week with friends. Miss Loneta Murphy spent three days with relatives at Cokeville. Elmer Parker is loading grain locally. Mrs Gladys Hill left for summer school. Mike McGuire and wife visited Laketown. James Dumn and Wm Oakey of Paris were here on business. Raymond J Esterholdt of Garden City called Thursday. Guss Melloff visited Montpelier Saturday. Seymour Greight of Paris weighed grain here. Milford Murphy and son Deverle attended a dance at Geneva Thursday. Stanley Hill travelled to Montpelier and returned with a new automobile. Mrs Marion Tippett and children visit Logan, Utah with her parents.

Liberty Notes Frank Brown Returns From Ogden

Frank Brown came home Sunday after a business trip in Ogden. Mrs. Sarah Ann Saidlum of Paris is staying at her daughter's home.

Sarah Ann ‘Saidlum Paris Daugh

Liberty residents attend union meeting in Paris

Several people from Liberty attended a union meeting in Paris on Sunday, gathering to discuss local labor concerns and solidarity activities. The report notes attendees and the loose program, with no reported resolutions or votes.

Liberty Paris

Residents visit relatives and local social events noted

The article lists numerous visits and social activities across Salt Lake City, Midvale, Smoot, Preston and Bennington. It mentions returns home, relatives and friends visiting, a Relief Society Mothers and Daughters Day, and a local weekly women's club meeting. It also recalls George Washington’s two terms and dates surrounding his inauguration and presidency.

St Charles Idaho Grants Electrify Franchise to Utah Power

The Village of St Charles Idaho grants Utah Power and Light Company and assigns a franchise to construct maintain and operate electric light power lines in streets alleys and public places until September 14 1988. Poles and towers to interfere minimally with traffic. Grantee to indemnify the village for any liability stemming from line construction operation or maintenance. Acceptance required within 30 days. ordinance effective upon acceptance and publication.

Utah Power & Dighec Company FRS St. Charles Idaho Board of Trustees Clerk of Board of Trustees Landon R. PA Seal

Village Trustees Seal On June 12 1939

The document dated June 12 1939 shows Arlin R Pugmire as clerk of the board of trustees for Sahil Village affixing the corporate seal. The passage also mentions ancient eye painting practices from Cleopatra era and ancient Chinese cosmetics.

Arlin R, Pugmire Board of Trustees Sahil Arlin R. Pugmire -Glerk Cleopatra

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Bloomington Margearite Chrstiansen Yvonne Jarvis Christiansen Glenn Snyder Alma Findlay Jr Perry Snyder Mr. Snyder Findlays J. A. Nelson Star Valley Seth Dunn Eulola Dunn Idah Thornock Cleone Nelson George Ward Mrs. Eilen Stevens Baby Southern Diah Mr. Stevens Mrs Ermin Stevens LaVon Sprouse Bishop Mrrs. Patterson Barbara Patterson Dell Loveland Steve Bateman Eva Burrows Brigham City Clarence Jorgenson Utah Jay—Painter Idaho Falls Mona Painter Mary‘Broomhead Nelle Hart Eugene Hart A. A. Hart Eugene New Mexico Jane Withers Leo Carillo i Arizona Wildcat Kentucky Tyronne Power Alice Faye AL Jolson Washington Square Clarise Woodward Rollo Jensen Mrs. Stirlting Cottle Garden City Mrs. Cottle Lester Nelson L. R. Nelson Grace Shirley Werle Nelson Loneta Murphy Cokeville Elmer Parker Gladys Hill Mr. and Mirs Mike McGuire Laketown James Dumn Wm. Oakey Raymond Jesterholdt Gardens City Guss Melloff Montpelier Seymour Greight Milford Murphy Deverle Geneva Stanley Hill Marion Tippetts Logan Frank Brown Ogden Imelcome Harmon Chase Kearl Preston, Idaho Willis EB Morton Kearl Alice Johnson la Varr Ian Midvale DeVerl Gwen LaVon Pugmire Marian Ditmer Maxine Denny Ada Wahlistrom Ila Sarah Duke Bennington Mildred Kathleen Keans Vernon Robinson Hyrum Nebeker John Lorin Weston Russell Alley Marie Martin Salt Lake Alley Missey -Emma Lou Phebe Weston California Galt Lake City Arlo George N. Weston John H. Weston Mildred Weston Myrtle Johnson Margene Ever Ruth Robinson Aston Cheney Mildred ‘Weston Sulla McKinnon Randolph Co. L. Alley Preston H. Alley Claude Willis Six Mile Ranch George Washington Board -of-Trustees Conoco Onevid Lansing Michigan Stock Chevrolet Co Montpelier, Idaho
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