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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1938

Page

4

Socials and Visits Across Laketown Community

Mrs. Geo E Lamborn of Salt Lake City spent a weekend visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bushnell of McGill Nevada, with family, stayed at the Webbs and Mrs Bushnell was formerly Hattie Webb. Paul Kearl Leon Kearl and IaVarr Pugmire motored to Provo Utah to visit friends. Logan visitors F C Williamson and George Weston hosted. Miss Barbara Weston joined from Salt Lake City. Mrs. Virginia Thompson of Pleasant Grove Utah visiting the DeWitt Johnson home. Ogden’s B C Winn visited J L Willis. O W Adams of Salt Lake City spent the weekend at the Hyrum Nebeker ranch. Pugmire siblings and Mrs Glover of Midvale Utah visiting. A new county commissioner arrived at the Sidney Nebeker home. Sidney Nebeker’s wife gave birth, mother and baby doing well. Primary graduation and home missionary meeting featured songs and reminiscences led by Richard Lamborn and James Taylor. Elders Price and Hulme spoke. Russell Wee of Salt Lake City visited Mrs. Mary Weston. Mrs Orson Thomas went to Logan to visit sister Mrs John N Lamborn.

Geo. E. Lamborm Salt Snake City F. C. Williamson Logan Geo. N. Weston Barbara Weston Salt Lake City Sheriff Benjamin Weston Becky Stamm Virginia Thompson Pleasant Grove Utah DeWitt Johnson C. Win Babe Sidney Primary Association Home Missionary Meeting Richard Lamborn Jas. Taylor Price John P. Hulme Bloomington Russell Wee Mary Weston Orson- Thomas John N. Lamborn

Busy Fish Haven to host summer crowds and new homes

Fish Haven greets a busy season with tourists and vacationists arriving by July 4 as D C Budge of Logan Utah families settle in summer homes. Local build outs include Dell Loveland, Niel Wilhelmsen, and Owen Stock starting new residences and a long pier at the Stock resort reaches into the lake.

Fish Haven Drs. D. C O. H. Budge Logan Utah Dell Loveland Niel Wilhelmsen St. Charles Owen Stock Stocks Resort Merr Elmer Smith Devere Stock Bishop Sherman Nielsen Glenn Stock Yellowstoe National Park Mehl Shencks Montpelier Ernest Wilkes Bud Nelson

Liberty Notes A Busy Week In Liberty And Nearby

Mrs Fred Wood spent the weekend at Ovid with her daughter Mrs Herman Johnson. Harry Williams plans a gas and oil service station and grocery at the Liberty wye in operation by July 10. Misses Ruth and Jean Derricott visit in Pocatello with sisters Mrs Frank Young and family. Charles Derricott and sons cutting timber in Bloomington canyon for Nye sawmill at Liberty. Alfred Humpherys Herman Johnson and families motor to Bear Lake hot springs and celebrate a wedding anniversary. James Nye slowly recovers from illness and uses crutches. David Roberts injured loading milk when a truck backed into him. Bonn ie Poulsen had tonsils removed and recovers. Mrs Ernest Hymas hospitalized at Montpelier for medical treatment. Wishing her a speedy recovery.

Fred Wood Ovid Herman Johnson Harry Williams Liberty Wye Ruth Jean Derricott Pocatello Frank Young Charles Derricott Bloomington Canyon Nye Liberty Alfred Humpherys Bear Lake Hot Springs James Nyé David Roberts

For Sale Case Engine and Separator in Wonderful Condition

Local office advertises a Case engine and separator for sale in excellent condition. The seller claims the threshing outfit was profitable for its previous owners and invites inquiries through the office.

Jr. Case

Church offers pointer for better farming

Extension Dairy Specialist Lyman H. Rich outlines dairy cow benefits for intermountain families. He cites milk composition and costs, promotes 300 pounds of butterfat, and stresses clean barns, pasture, and annual tuberculosis testing.

Lyman H, Rich United States Agricultural College

Comic Exchanges and Rural Wit Minute a Courtroom

Jokes highlight misheard lines and domestic humor with a judge and suspect exchanges. A Texan attorney stalls a Fourth of July address as a heckler jokes a dull answer.

Humorous Household Misfires and Mistaken Names

A farmer warns a new worker about a faulty alarm clock that sometimes needs a shake to ring. Stories follow of a boxer told to imagine victory, a china man renamed John, and a mirror revealing a sharp rebuke about modern art.

Spotted Fever in Idaho Warns and Prevents

Idaho public health notes 24 reported Rocky Mountain spotted fever cases this year across Adams Bannock Bear Lake and other counties. Tick exposure risk rises in April to June with vaccination advised two doses five to seven days apart and completion ten days before exposure.

Division of Public Health Adams Bannock Bear Lake Bingham Blaine Camas Cassia Elmore Gooding Kootenal Katah Lincoln Owyhee Idaho Rocky Mountain Laboratory Hamilton Mont

Fort Hall Damages Settled In Federal Action

Washington announces on June 21 a bill signed by the president provides 33 057 dollars to 27 claimants in settlement of damages from Fort Hall Indian irrigation project. Senator Borah and Rep. Clark sponsored the measure. John R. Black of Montpelier represented most claimants after years of adjustment.

Washington, D. C Fort Hall Borah Senate D. Worth Clark House John R. Black Montpelier Clark

John Parker Family Holds Lake Bear Reunion

The John Parker family reunion gathered Sunday at Fish Haven resort on Bear Lake. About 325 members enjoyed community singing talks and musical numbers at 11 a m followed by luncheon. The afternoon featured boating swimming and other sports. Officers led by president Harry Parker were retained for the next year.

John Parker Fish Haven Bear Lake Harry Parker

Aleman Brothers in Paris Pay Taxes. Farm Prospects Bright

A Aleman and brother J P Aleman, farmers of Noonan, were in Paris Monday paying taxes on their farming property. They reported crops showing up well and looked favorable to large yields this fall. For sale, choice lakeview property at Fish Haven with modern home on main highway, barns and garden lands. Bargain price and astonishes you. enquire at this office. Jeff

A. Aleman Brother J P Aleman Noonan Paris Choice Lakeview Fish Haven Jeff

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