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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1947
Page
6
Family and friends gathered in various locales over the weekend and during Fathers Day. Notable visitors include Owen Baron and Dean Reibentisch of Grace with Georgetown ties, and Norman Lewis of Salt Lake. Yellowstone Park trips plus visits to Logan and Las Vegas are mentioned among several households.
City of Paris Idaho releases budget estimate for 1947 48 detailing total revenue 14 243 42 including water works and fines licenses. City Clerk Winth Hoge certifies accuracy and affirms mayor and council approval on June 2 1947. Witness seal dated June 3 1947 by W Smith Hoge.
A long list of local residents and visitors appears from Soda Springs and Lanark. The report covers guests at Ezra Hoge and John Bird homes, moves to Boise and Salt Lake City work sites, births, family visits, club meetings, travels to Portland and Logan, and local social events including showers and gatherings in Lanark ward.
Want ads urge readers to contact Morris B Athay for plumbing installation and repair services with the phone number 2476.
The Cigar and Tobacco Journal reports that in 1900 the total cigarettes smoked per person in the United States was 0.9. It notes a rise to 2,000 cigarettes per person according to the same authority.
Mrs Walter Lewis returned Wednesday from Salt Lake City. Miss Arvilla Smedley of Boise visits her mother Mrs Louisa Smedley. Ford Jaussar visited his mother Mrs Susanna Jaussi ar. Clifford Collings of Salt Lake and Mrs Collings stayed overnight at the M H Collings home. Mra J L Peterson accompanied the Collings back on Saturday. The first public high school in the United States was established at Boston in 1871.
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