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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1939
Page
4
In Washington a reader note vows support for the president's new private secretary named Watson a Scot who may influence policy. The column laments Congress energy on defense while addressing farm relief unemployment and weighs Dewey as future Republican candidate amid international issues.
Work began on a water pipeline to families south of town on the tenth. Hattie Findlay recovering from a dislocated collarbone. Arnold Erickson and Standley Erickson visited Montpelier on business. Glenn Stock's son ill with pneumonia. Al Perkins ill with rheumatism. Reuben Stock family visited Montpelier. Basketball results: Fish Haven Scouts 51 Garden City Scouts 29. Montpelier 40 Fish Haven 25. A Primary children dance bought ice cream and cones. Garden City girls defeated Fish Haven girls. Relief Society set for its March party. Mutal play Yimmie Johnson's Job to be performed Tuesday and Saturday nights at Randoph. Cast includes Delbert Doveland, Belle-Iona Roberts, Frank Leonard Perkins, June Loveland, and others. Bud Nelson and Utah visit noted. Loveland family visits. Garden City scouts beat Fish Haven scouts. Garden City won a 3-4 victory at Garden City basketball game last Saturday.
Harry Williams was taken to a Salt Lake hospital for an appendicitis operation. He was chased and moved into the former Clem Poulsen place. Mrs. Frank Brown has been reported.
A batch of Montpelier region visits reported include Mr and Mrs Hick Layland and others taking trips to Montpelier Paris and Geneva last Thursday. Montpelier and Paris saw several Esterholdt and related family visitors Monday and Friday. The Pegram high school presented a play Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick in its gym on March 11.
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