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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1952
Page
4
A hazy fragment indicates an official notice about postal classification under an Act of March 3. The text names Idaho and Postmaster general terms but is too garbled to extract concrete details or actions.
A compact guide offers economical meatless Lenten fish fillets broiled with mayonnaise and paprika, plus a mushroom cheese macaroni casserole tip. It also notes parsley belt styles, two biscuit variations with margarine and brown sugar, and spring cleaning ideas to protect fragile surfaces during a paint refresh.
March 4 ball at the recreation hall drew attendees from Ovid Paris Bloomington St Charles Wish Haven Garden City and Laketown. Sid's Harmony Hounds provided music as Donna Harley and Margaret Willis reigned as queens with the Grand March at 9 30. Crown bearers were Michael Norris and Duane Robinson. Blower girls were Nancy Alley and Brenda Kearl. Two Gold and Green dances followed the March and Amos B. Robinson crowned the queens.
A baking recipe for hot cross butter buns is detailed with ingredients and steps including spices, lemon rind, currants, and yeast. The page also lists visitors and residents from Meadowville, Ogden, Montpelier, Randolph, and Beaver Dam, noting one sick list entry and school inspections by Earl Pasyey and Jennie W. Kearl.
Garden City residents visit kin in Bancroft and Montpelier while others shop in Logan and Montpelier. A relief society meeting is noted, a boy born at Bear Lake hospital in Montpelier, and numerous local activities include a square dance in Ovid, a Garden Club organized by Helen Wamsley of Randolph, a temple excursion to Logan, and quilting at the Hodges home.
Purina researcher EB Powell warns against quitting chick programs as prices fall. He notes population growth could push demand to a billion eyes next fall and that fewer chicks now may raise egg prices later. He cites past price rebounds and urges farmers not to pull back this spring while market steadies.
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