Paris Idaho weekly publication masthead
The note shows the weekly newspaper published in Paris Bear Lake County Idaho with editor and publisher C O Broxon and a Paris telephone number for the office.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
4
The note shows the weekly newspaper published in Paris Bear Lake County Idaho with editor and publisher C O Broxon and a Paris telephone number for the office.
A humorous essay notes beauty shops adopt the slogan Never Say Dye while a French expert asserts dye never used by avant garde stylists for over 20 years. It contrasts old irrevocable dye fears with modern quick color changes and the idea that women can wash out color today.
Liberty community fragments list residents visiting relatives attending reunions and callers in the Salt Lake City and Montpelier regions. Names include Marvin Passey Connie Hymas Merri Berk Kay Griffiths Judy Passey Janet Hymas and many more with events at U of U stadium and Crossley family reunion.
Mrs Ida Passey and Mrs Agnes Bloorn attended a Daughters of Utah Pioneers convention in Garden City on Tuesday. Several locals visited relatives and attended community events including Elders party in Emigration Canyon and visits to Montpelier, Paris, and Salt Lake City.
Bloomingon area notes record a Thornock family reunion at Hoop er Springs with Verden Sidney George Donald Bertha and others and a Dunford family reunion with nearly 100 members. Various local residents attended visits and greetings across neighborhoods including Logan Brigham City Montpelier and Preston with church and travel events noted.
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