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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1961
Page
2
In Bear Lake County Idaho a petition for the probate of Lois Passey Nedson's will and for Letters Testamentary has been filed. The court fixed March 21, 1961 at 2 p.m. in Paris Idaho to prove the will and hear objections by interested parties.
President Kennedy moves to establish a United States Peace Corps by executive order aiming to deploy nearly a thousand volunteers in education agriculture health and teaching in developing nations by year end. Applications are open with preference for language experience and age 21 plus.
The document records total risks written in Idaho of 527 806.00 and total premiums received 109 592.94 for the year. It shows total losses paid 25 829.03 and losses incurred 26 329.03 with total risks outstanding in Idaho at year end 3 951 573.00. Official statement sworn by Paul E. Thomas secretary, Cass County, North Dakota, dated February 23, 1961.
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Kennedy is seriously ill and in the hospital while relatives visit. Lynn Lutz underwent tonsil surgery in Ogden with Glenn Lutz and son Ray traveling there and returning. Mrs Lutz remained to care for Lynn’s infant daughter. Other household news covers visits, births and a death in the community, including the Negus baby girl born March 5 in Logan and local schooling updates.
Mrs Whatey Jensen hosted a pink and blue shower for her daughter LaRae Potlam with a small group of ladies, games, gifts, and tea cake serving. Relief Society noted a social meeting with 21 ladies and eight children in attendance. nursery cared for by Carma Jensen.
Mrs. Darwin Jengen stays in Logan with her young son Stephen who is receiving medical care at the LDS hospital. Mrs. Arvilla Peterson traveled with the Sorensons to Idaho Falls to visit their ill sister Ella Quinton. Ward members attended Stake Conference in Paris Sunday and felt the spirit. Merrill Piggott and son Brad visited LoThair Peterson, staying overnight. Students must maintain a B average. Dean's List members gain more responsibility in art fling classes without harming the class. Bear Lake County students Nolan Bern Claris and Russell Lewis Munk, Montpelier High graduates, are noted.
Idaho students have been named to Harvard College's Dean's List for the 1959 60 academic year based on high grades. To qualify, students must meet the college's stringent academic standards.
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