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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1942
Page
7
Parish news notes a large turnout from Fish Haven for a quarterly Paris conference. Numerous local families, including Stock, Pugmire, and Tufts clans, hosted or visited relatives in Garden City, Montpelier, Laketown, and Ogden. A community party with games, dancing, and a dinner highlighted the period, while staff and students shared school activities and assembly programs.
A broad list of local residents attended the Paris quarterly conference while others paid respects at Frank Beck’s funeral in Paris. Visitors and relatives arrived from Blooming ton, Randolph, Laketown, Logan, and Salt Lake City, with multiple family health updates and social calls noted throughout the week.
Garden City notes list funeral attendances in Paris and Logan visits. Residents including Mr and Mrs Clarence Cook Mrs Frank Jensen and others travel for services shopping and family visits. Village residents attend stake conference in Paris and several take trips to Logan Randolph and Laketown.
The Laketown column notes Mr and Mrs Jesse Earley visiting kin in Fish Haven and attending the Old Folks party. Several families journeyed to Salt Lake City Ogden and Randolph for visits and a funeral. A wedding shower for Mrs Dean Pugmire at Mrs L D Lamborn home is recorded along with 4 H leadership school return and local FSA connections.
Joe Olson of Ovid and Chris Hitachi of Geneva joined visits in Bern. Mr and Mrs. Buhler of Bennington hosted guests, Delmar Kunz recovers from illness, and a cottage meeting directed by district leaders drew attendees from Georgetown and Montpelier with Miss Lucille King and Miss Gladys Hayes accompanying.
Montpelier residents including Milton Robinson Mrs Grant Wright Jerry Wright and William B Crane visited the Silas L Wright ranch in Bennington last week. Crane returned home from Ogden hospital. Mr Tennyson Sharp and J Reed Crane, and Keith Ashley also visited on business. Mrs William Dunn returned from Pocatello and Abe Vanaman was there on Saturday business.
The report notes that the average life of an A2 bottle is about 35 trips.
St Charles residents Dona Pugmire and Ruby Thornock visited Bloomington while Grant Bateman returned from Layton to join family. Many locals traveled to see relatives, attend conferences, games, or a dance. A large Old Folks party and multiple weekend visits across Paris Logan and Montpelier marked a bustling week in Bloomington.
President urges equal treatment for all within U S borders and rejects anti alien policing. He recalls waves of refugees from Pilgrims to Europeans, Irish famine, Germans in earlier days, and asserts loyalty breeds loyalty. The Bill of Rights applies to all Americans by birth or choice.
Tuesday evening program hosted by the MIA featured visiting entertainers officers and teachers with light refreshments. Alice Ann and Neil Smith recovered from tonsil operations. Mrs Madrid rushed to Caribou hospital for major surgery. Georgia Mikesell and children spent weekend in McCammon with Mr Mikesell. Eddie Solum family from Bonners Ferry visiting relatives Horace Hayes family and daughters Ramona and Janice. J H Clark Carl Clerk and Carmina Jeppesen of St Charles were Sunday visitors with Patience Jeppesen and son Clayde. Temple Excursion to Logan drew several townspeople. Clarence Bacon spent weekend at home with his parents.
Subterranean rumblings near Niagara are described as brontides or audible quake sounds without accompanying tremors. Observers note eerie booms and a muffled roar, with no confirmed earthquake detected.
Fenton Allred and Henry Sparks of Paris were callers in town last week. Maida Hymag, recently employed in Star Valley, spent the week here and returned Friday. Several visits from Lanark Liberty Montpelier Pocatello and Preston are recorded along with attendance at the Gold and Green Ball in Ovid and a stake conference in Paris.
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