Crowds to Jam Streets Tomorrow Warn Residents
A notice warns residents that crowds and jams are expected tomorrow with large gatherings likely to affect traffic and safety. Officials urge caution and plan for delays.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
3
A notice warns residents that crowds and jams are expected tomorrow with large gatherings likely to affect traffic and safety. Officials urge caution and plan for delays.
Gasoline in Bonners Ferry fell from 25 to 22 cents a gallon the other week while in Pocatello on Tuesday prices rose to 26 and a half cents per gallon. Get your green egg lapels printed at.
Census data show 2263 marriages in Idaho in 1931 and 4497 in 1930, a 49.7 percent drop tied to a March 16 1931 law requiring five day waiting period. Divorces fell from 997 to 961, annulments 18 to 16, with population 446000 in 1931.
Miss Wanda Hymas is recovering from smallpox. Mrs Ray Hymas of Sharon visited Friday at the Vallentine home. Mr and Mrs W Derricott of Georgetown and Mrs W G Smith of Liberty visited Thursday. A gathering at Alf Rogers home Friday included Mesdames Bunn Bunn Payson Passey and Passey with ice cream and cake. Richard Sleight and family visited John Bunn’s home Sunday. Walter Norris of Randotah Utah is visiting. The Parker family reunion was held Monday at Lava Hot Springs with many townspeople attending. Iden Cook and Ge l spent Sunday with Agnes Toomer, mother of Mrs Cook.
The article notes 1932 bathing suits feature tan shades and streamlined coats, with fashion expert Dorothy Shaver of Lord and Taylor stressing ease of swimming. Strap-back designs and solid color options are highlighted as practical yet stylish for beachgoers from Atlantic to Pacific.
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