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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1947
Page
3
A boy conceived Thursday June 19 to Mr and Mrs Vern Loveland at Bear Lake County hospital is welcomed by two sisters and a brother. The notice lists numerous local visitors and family gatherings including reunions, trips, and weekend visits across Laketown, Evanston, and Grace, with several residents from Green River and San Mego noted among guests.
A radio show in Capitol City awards Sarrah Carey first prize a full sized refrigerator for the zaniest hat in the audience. Ed praises Sarrah while they share a home with hats and beer and a toast to their patient, happy marriage despite differences.
Bp and Mrs Arlin Pugmire and Mr and Mrs Roy Babbel of Twin Falls returned from a 2 1/2 week tour of northern Idaho Washington Oregon and California visiting Joyce Hafen in Pullman and Margaret Neilson in North Hollywood. Donna Wilks hosts a trousseau tea for 13 with gifts and among out of town guests.
The first agricultural experiment station in the United States was established at Wesleyan University in Middleton Connecticut in 187%.
The conservative movement in the United States emerged in 1908 under President Theodore Roosevelt to protect and develop natural resources. It focused on forests lands mineral resources and water supplies as core priorities and policy aims.
Mr and Mrs William R Bee celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary on June 20 in Bloomington. Relatives include son Bob and daughter Lillas Bee with Donna Bee King of Montpelier and Ben Bunderson family among many guests. illness and travel notes follow, with numerous visits and trips mentioned through the region.
Mr and Mrs George Siddoway and Mr and Mrs Gail Siddoway with daughter Gayla spent last week in Oakley and Salt Lake City for the Centennial feature Holiday on Ice. The Daughters of Utah Pioneers held a season’s close party at Mrs Benjamin Weston’s home with 16 members and two guests served ice cream and cake by Pearl Weston Florence Willis and Ethel Irwin. Mrs Susan E Evans of Evanston and Pearlina Alley attended with Mrs Chas Alley. Mrs Evans joined the funeral procession for Zettie Kearl alongside Mr and Mrs Wilford Price Mr and Mrs Lennie Smith and Mrs Arthur McKinnon of Evanston. Prominent among attending townsfolk were Mr and Mrs Warren Taylor.
The text notes the Constitution adopted in 1737 and effective in March 1789. It mentions Battery Park in New York City covering twenty one acres and its early role as a select residential district.
Mrs Lazette Satterthwaite and family returned home after a visit in Layton with the Ernest Woffinden family. James Dustin of Pocatello visited his brother Hyrum Dustin. A Laketown vs Garden City girls game saw Garden City win. The sheep shearers finished their work. Fathers Day was spent by the Vernon Cook family in Logan.
Idaho ships a variety of mineral products including gold lead and silver along with lumber wool beef and hides to markets beyond state borders signaling a broad export profile.
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