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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1932

Page

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Improvements at Cemetery Ordered by City

The city council met in regular session at City Hall with Mayor Price and officials present. The cemetery committee reported survey progress, proposed lot and street markers, and authority to move graves not on proper lots. Rules, regulations, and markers were to be prepared for next meeting along with the annual statement and proposed ordinance 153 on taxes and licenses.

Tne Price W. Smith Hoge Budge Shepherd Bird Clayton Longhurst Stucks Marshal Austin Sexton

Mail Schedule Changes Announced by Postmaster Spencer

Postmaster H. L. Spencer announces new train connection schedule effective now. Mails arrive at 9 30 a m and 3 00 p m while departures occur at 1 15 p m and 3 10 p m. To connect with the 1 16 train and the 3 10 train, items must be in the post office by 12 45 p m and 2 50 p m respectively.

H. L. Spencer

Newlyweds Visit Rexburg Couple in Paris

Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hammond of Rexburg visit Paris at the home of Wm. B. Hoge. Mrs. Hammond is Ruby Hoge, well known in Rexburg, and Hammond works at J. C. Penney Co. in Rexburg. They married in Rexburg on the first of the month. The Post joins friends in wishing happiness and prosperity. A miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Hammond was hosted Wednesday evening by Mrs. Earl Shepherd.

Floyd Hammond Rexburg Paris Wm. B. Hoge Hammond Ruby Hoge Mr. Hammond J. C. Penney Co Rexbury

Marriage Mart Revived at County Clerk Office

County Clerk Sam V. Tunks reports one more marriage license application than divorces filed. Six have applied to marry while five have had their bonds severed.

Sam V. Tunks

Why the Delay in Oiling Roads in Bear Lake County

Citizens question the postponement of oiling 11 miles of Bear Lake County highways from north Paris to south St Charles. The state highway department announced the project early in spring, but no further word from Boise has followed. Oil will curb future costs, department officials say.

Bear Lake County North Paris South St. Charles State Highway Department Boise Highway Department

Funeral Rites Held for John Norton in Ogden Utah

Funeral services for 82 year old John Norton former Paris resident were held Sunday in the Twelfth ward chapel Ogden Utah with Counselor H B Wheelwright presiding An instrumental trio sang and a violin solo was played Speakers included Joseph Ririe Thomas B Wheelwright and Dr Joseph R Morrell Interment at Mount Ogden memorial park Norton a native of Sussex England was a landscape gardener and is survived by his widow three children and an adopted daughter all of Ogden Utah

John Norton Paris Twelfth Ward Ogden Utah H. B. Wheelwright Beverly Brown Dorothy Cowley Ruth Falck Albert Shepherd William T. Pickett Gerard Klomp Edna Crowther Ririe Iretta Lindsay Lorin Wheelwright Joseph Ririe Thomas B. Wheelwright Joseph R. Morrell Joseph R. Shepherd Logan Relief Society Mount Ogden Memorial Park William Shepherd Mr. Norton Sussex England Bear Lake Crissie Minson E. D. Stevens William Norton Florence Evans

Camp Elizabeth Annual Encampment Program Announced

An invitation to the public to attend the Elizabeth Camp of the Daughters of the Pioneers is extended for Tuesday June 28 at 8 pm in the Second Ward chapel with a special program and light refreshments. A separate note reports several county candidates did not file expense statements within 20 days after the election as required by the new primary law, risking ballot inclusion.

Elizabeth Camp the Daughters of the Pioneros Second Ward Capel Sam V. Tunks

Advertising executives tour Utah and Idaho newspapers

Advertising expert L. Gummings Jr of Salt Lake and J. A. Bullock of Preston, Utah Power and Light, visited Paris on Monday. Cummings toured company offices in northern Utah and southern Idaho, visiting newspaper offices across the territory.

MM. L. Gummings, Jr Salt Lake J. A. Bullock Preston Utah Power& Light Co Paris Mr. Cummings Utah Idaho

Highway Engineer Prepares Montpelier Geneva Project Letting

Bureau of Highway reports engineer working on Montpelier to Geneva highway No E-1 in preparation for letting the contract.

Bureau of Highway Heyman Montpelier- Geneva Conttrac

How Budget Balancing Tax Bill Affects Consumers and Firms

A summary of Senate House and Presidential action on the tax bill outlines excise, import, gasoline, telecom, real estate, and corporate taxes taking effect at various dates. Notable levies includea 10 percent on jewelry sporting goods firearms and cosmetics. gasoline 1 cent a gallon. gasoline and oil taxes. postal rate hikes. and corporate income tax set at 18 3 4 percent with a 14 1 2 percent for consolidated returns.

Estate and Gift Tax Proposal Headlines

The article outlines a proposed estate tax starting at a small rate and rising to 45 percent, with the exemption cut from 100000 to 50000. The Post recommends clipping this for wall display or future reference.

White Elephants Aid Lakota Girls Home

The Girls Home Committee of Lakota asks residents to donate unused items to beautify and equip the home. Requested items include chairs rockers mirrors cushions dishes glasses plates vegetable bowls cooking dishes roaster knives forks paring knives can opener stove litter garbage cans and ornaments for the living room.

Lakota Amy M. Athay

Camas Station to Close on Oregon Short Line

Camas station between Idaho Falls and Hamner is to close July 1 as the Oregon Short Line ends service. Once a loading hub for Idaho ore and livestock districts it saw $25 million in ore hauled from Birch Creek Lost River and mines like Kaufman Nicholin Viola Spring Mountain Scott Gilmore. Decline followed settlement and shifting farming, leaving Camas a near ghost town and a flag station.

Oregon Short Line Railroad Company Camas Idao Falls Hamer Idaho Birch Creek Lost River Kaufman Nicholin Viola Spring Mountain Scott Gilmore

Scout Board of Reviews and Court of Honor Planned

Friday at 8 P M a board of reviews will be held at the stake tabernacle with all scouts and district committeemen requested to attend. Sunday at 8 P M badges will be awarded at a court of honor with a program. the public is invited.

Stake Tabernacle Cort of Honor

Women’s Vacation Camp Planned at Bear Lake

The extension division of the University of Idaho will hold a women's vacation camp at Fish Haven on Bear Lake July 13 14 15. The camp committee met to plan an excellent outing and Miss Helen Pixton district home demonstration agent has charge of the camp.

Bear Lake University of Idaho Fish Haven Helen Pixton

Montpelier Woman Injured in Utah Auto Collision

Mrs E A Williams of Montpelier Idaho suffered a fractured arm and severe limb injury in a crash near Lehi Utah Saturday night. Four other party members were slightly hurt. The car driven by O G Johnson of Salt Lake City overturned after a vehicle driven by David Davis of Lehi emerged from a side street causing the collision.

Leh Utah E. A. Williams Montpelier Idaho

Visiters Reach Yellowstone Park After Late Openings

Yellowstone Park officials report 10 593 visitors entered the park from fall closure to June 1. Toll notes spring weather delayed openings. 6 283 cars carried the travelers. North and west entrances opened May 28 versus May 12 last year.

Yellowstone Park Wyo Yellowstone National Park Roger W. Toll

Serum exhausted in Rocky Mountain fever prevention

Boise reports that the supply of serum for Rocky Mountain spotted fever prevention is exhausted for this year. Both the state laboratory stock and the U.S. Public Health Service Hamilton Montana laboratory have run out, per the state welfare department.

Boise State Laboratory Hamilton, Mont U. S. Public Health Service State Department of Public Welfare

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