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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1959
Page
4
Mrs. Juanita Smart reports her daughter Ruth Anne is home with newborn Jeane born May 22. The Smart family, including son-in-law D R Hymas and relatives, were present for the birth. Ruth Winters of Afton Wyoming visited Mrs Smart on Tuesday.
The Aastonic Priesthood Hoy Scouts and Explorers from Fish Haxen Ward took a four day Yellowstone trip leaving June 16 at 8 a.m. in three cars and three boats with fourteen boys and four leaders. They fished West Thumb Lake and caught limits, visited Old Faithful and Lower Geyser Basin, toured Jackson and a Mystery House, while all returned home safely. All Aaronic Priesthood boys joined except one. ward girls plan a park trip this week.
Idaho Health Administrator Dr. Terrell O. Carver warns that while plastic film preserves merchandise, it risks infant suffocation if left within reach. He cites national data of 49 bag suffocation cases since January, 41 in children under one. He urges using only approved covers and immediate disposal after use.
Liberty Spencer and Evan attended the Logan Temple on Tuesday. MIA visitors included Mrs Edris Beck Mrs Lorene Roberts and Mrs Maida King. Rod Hyman Roger and Gary visited O Dell Smith in Ogden Sunday. Lamar Roberts Fayon Pugmire and Eva Johnson linked to Pocatello Ogden Georgetown. Winters of Temple City California visited sister Juanita Smart and M M Collings at Lava Hot Springs. Junior Hoge of Salt Lake City spent Father's Day with Ezra Hoge. Scheduled travels to Yellowstone Park and weekend visits noted.
City of Paris Idaho will hold a public hearing at City Hall on July 6 1959 at 8 PM to discuss the estimated budget and a tax levy for general revenue exceeding ten million dollars. Fred J Price City Clerk notes publication in Paris Post June 18 and 25 1959.
The Kitchen Queens 4 H group held its first meeting on Friday June 12 with Loraine Stucki as president and officers named. A second meeting occurred on Wednesday June 19 at 2 pm in Wendy Hepworth's home with Loraine Stucki presiding and Barbara Passey leading the roll call. Members participated in a vegetable lesson, games, and refreshments prepared by Starlene Bolton, Jean Stucki, Kathy Webb, and Vicky Eborn. reporter Ellen Spencer.
Fragmented report notes Rangers seek participation with Oregon Trail wagon train. Text mentions Bear Lake and Centennial events while indicating aims to join at various spots and provide entertainment.
The readable text suggests disputes over territorial waters including a three mile or four mile limit and a reference to Paris events in July. It mentions a whale drowning if submerged too long and notes differing nation claims on sea boundaries.
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