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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
2
Ordinance 153 requires licenses for trades amusements and occupations in Paris Idaho with specified fees for menageries circuses fortune tellers traveling shows and vendors and sets fines up to 100 for violations. Passed and approved June 20 1932 with clerk W Smith Hoge.
Postal authorities announce a July 6 cutoff for sending letters to avoid higher rates after a congressional amendment. First class mail rises 1 cent, with 3 cents per ounce for first class matter and drop letters until July 1, 1934. Business reply cards at 2 cents. letters in business reply envelopes at 3 cents. 3 cent stamps and envelopes are being printed. postmasters to clear 2 cent stock using 1 cent stamps. Bulk drop letters not eligible for the 1 cent rate will be charged 3 cents per ounce.
Arrangements for the 14th national American Legion convention in Portland Oregon September 12 to 14 are underway with an assured good time for members and the Legion Auxiliary. Trips to scenic and historic points are included in the entertainment program planned by convention officials.
Local 4 H clubs report meetings with sewing and baking activities. Bernida Sewing Club in Bern led by Mrs Kate Buhler with reporter Gladys Kunz met at the leader's home. Kitchen Kings in Bloomington led by Mrs Ivan Reese with reporter Dorothy Ward discussed summer work and bread baking. Merry Makers in Georgetown led by Agnes McCammon with reporter Marjorie McCammon held a business meeting, hiked, and hosted three visitors. Rosebud Sewing Club in Dingle led by Mrs MA Ream and Mrs A D Oakey with reporter Dora Nate finished aprons and learned buttonhole stitches. Ever Ready Sewing Club in Liberty led by Leith Austin with reporter Marian Matthews planned a hike and formed lunch and entertainment committees. G I A Sewing Club in Georgetown led by Verona Schmid with reporter Virginia Solum planned a canyon trip and worked on lunch cloths. Kitchen Kings revisit at Mrs Ivin Reese's home with visitor Beverly Deardorff. included a Virginia song and bread baking, muffins, and Parker House rolls assigned for next week. Progressive Calf Club in Geneva led by Wm Tueller with reporter Homer Teuscher conducted a meeting in the leader's absence and planned calf care and a July 6 meeting at Leroy Redmond's. Additional notes mention Parker reunion events and related family travel.
Miss Wanda Hymas suffers smallpox and is improving. Mrs Ray Hymas of Sharon visited at the Vallentine home. Mr and Mrs Wm Derricott of Smith of Liberty called on relatives. Ladies met at Alf Rogers home for ice cream and cake with several Bunn and Passey families attending. Richard Sleight of Pegram visited the Bunns. Walter Norris of Randolph Utah is visiting. Mrs M M Bunn returned from Idaho Falls. Parker family reunion held at Lava Hot Springs with town attendance. Golden Cook of Dingle and Harlan Eborn of Pe visited. NBC broadcast official convention entertainment plans on Tuesday 10:30 to 11:00 pm Pacific time featuring a 45-piece band and Legion leader remarks. Programs heard on KEX Portland and stations including KPO San Francisco KECA LA KGA Spokane KJIR Gentle KSL Salt Lake KOA Denver KGIR Butte KGHL Billings KFSD San Diego KTAR Phoenix.
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