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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1951
Page
8
The Hotel Paris Coffee Shop will reopen on Sunday July 1 under the management of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grandy. Patrons are invited to visit as the new owners pilot improved service and offerings.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Roberts of Camp Lifton and Carol Snell with son from Colorado Springs recently toured Nevada California and the Pacific Northwest. Weekend visitors included the Jewell and Nate families from Montpelier and Dingle. Dr H H Scarborough Eye Sight Specialist of Salt Lake City will be at the Burgoyne Hotel Montpelier on July 1 to examine eyes and fit glasses.
Mrs Harl Pugmire of Fish Haven and Mrs Jesse Earley hosted visits with Kenneth Myers and Mrs Myers in LakeTown. The Myers family joined dinners with Heber and Sarah Myers at Alfred Rogers in Paris and with Mr and Mrs Allen Adams at Holstey Inn near Garden City. Also noted are summer guests from Salt Lake at the South Eden ranch and others visiting regional families as Orlando Barker of Newton spends time with relatives.
Working parts of freight cars including wheels frames and springs have been standardized to support the body, couplers draft gear and brakes enabling repairs to be made regardless of the distance from the owner's headquarters.
A mobile sharpener will be at the J P Stock residence in Fish Haven the week of July 17 to sharpen mowers. Prices match Sears Roebuck Salt Lake City with $250 for hand mowers and $100 and up for power mowers depending on blade length. Citizens of Bear Lake valley invited to have their mowers reconditioned.
List of admissions at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital from June 19 to June 26 including Ruth Perkins Amy Roberts Gary Black and others with accidents medical and major surgery. Births recorded: boys born to Hulme Lewis Davis Parker. Mrs Walter Poulsen leaving for a month trip to Washington Oregon and Boise Idaho.
An advertisement from Lowe Drug Company promotes a special high concentration alcohol based solution designed to kill embedded athlete's foot germs on contact. It guarantees results within one hour with a 40 cent refund if not pleased.
Frriers advertise selling frire or hauling services with contact numbers and floor tile options. Grimmett Sash & Cabinet offers tile installation. Sealed bids for Lynn Williamson property at St Charles including home and 2.5 acres near Spring Creek must be delivered to Sam Wilkes Store in St Charles before June 30, 1951. Lynn Williamson reserves right to reject any or all bids.
A series of weekend visits and gatherings include Robert Speirs of Clearfield with Joe Dunford, guests Earl Sessions and Julia Ann from Bountiful, Bunderson family picnic near St Charles canyon, visits from Ronald Foster and Helen Lamprecht, and Don and Grover Dunford from Los Angeles. Seventy Hulme relatives met for Mrs Amos Hulme’s 50th birthday with a pot luck, program and games led by Philp Hulme. community singing, prayers, and a variety of performances followed. Officers for the Hulme family organization are listed as G E Hulme president and Dr Harald B Hulme secretary.
Local residents report graduates Seth Beyeler earning a Utah Pharmacy degree and prepping for California exams. Army furloughs bring Junior Kearl home. Visitors include Findlays, Jorgensons, and Jansens with hospital stays noted. Funeral services for Amy Smith Harris cited amid family travel and hospital updates.
A Ward chapel event Tuesday afternoon raised funds for Mrs Joseph Parker with many local ladies in attendance. DuAine Hoge and young children made a Salt Lake trip for medical treatment last week. Community members attended the Parker reunion the prior Thursday and weekend visitors included Agnes Harlan, Agnes Toomer, and Lillian Cook with families joining Mr and Mrs Parker and other locals.
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