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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1927

Page

12

Laketown Notes Tells Of Local Events And Accidents

Infant son of Mr and Mrs Albert R Weston injured by shattered window pane. his father caught him before a fatal fall. A high school principal’s daughter mangled a finger during meat grinding. Dr Ashley of Montpelier treated it. The community enjoyed a stage event “Xdems Apple” with cast including George N Weston and others. proceeds supported society funds. A complimentary supper and entertainment followed for marred residents. Community classes held annual conference with Elder L L Cook and Bishop Clarence Cook attending. reports praised attendance and education efforts.

Joseph Irwin Albert R. Weston Wm. B Batt Mit G. F Ashley Montpelier Bhape- Wiliams Ray Nixon Ogden Alley V Taylor George N. Weston Russell Kirk Messers Cornell Scofield Paul Waston Sidney Irwin Leo Johnson Telma Woffinden Billa Robinson Luther B. Reed Charles H. Tucker Shirley Nebeker Lottie D. Robinson Chas. H. Alley Sarah J. Henderson Randolph Ola Mattson Meadowville Vera North Ernest W. Irwin Hebert Robinson Shepherd Divine Denver Laketown Wm. B. Campbell Logan Utah Weston Idaho

Bloomington Notes Highlight Social Visits and Local Events

Blooming ton residents share visits from John Skinner Mae Peterson Irene Crossley and others A St Charles visitor group attends a St A play Marys Castle in the Air A Friday Paris visit and a Bloomington dance for a local shooting contest winners Several town figures and visitors are noted plus a baby born March 4 in San Francisco and a party at Miss Lela Christense s home with Gwen Price and others The piece also mentions funeral attendance in Fish Haven and local club activities in Montpelier

Will Nhornock Paris Irene Crossley St. Charles Alica Pugmire J. Y. Patterson Wilma Bunderson St Charles Alma Findlay Jr St. Charles M. St. A Mary's Castle Bloomington Don Haddock Jesse Lewis Baris Lilian Pugmire C. C. Christensen Ida Thornock Victor Reese Erwin Thornock Fish Haven G. B. Loveland Ivan Perkins Logan Utah Peter Hemmert Alma Findlay B¢la Budge Golden Thornock Kemmerer Wye Joe B. Thornock Bert Jarvis Joy E. Briscoe San Francisco Calif H Bateman Montpelier LaMona Bateman Lela Christense St Patrick Gwen Price Misses Christensen

Local Play, illness, and visits in Montpelier area

Miss Leon Kunz underwent appendicitis surgery Friday in Montpelier and is recovering. Many townspeople report flu or a bad lagrippe as common. Amelia Bischoff stayed with the Clark family in Georgetown returning Friday. Bertha Alleman visits Logan for temple work and her sister Mrs Michel. William Hirschi visited Henry Kunz at Montpelier. Willard Poulsen and Reed Kunz hosted visitors from Montpelier and Bern. Henry Parker and daughter Orble visited the Schmid home in Lanark. J Meredith and Harry Schlintz hunted rabbits with Bern boys at the Ice Plant. Emma Clark returned home to Georgetown after a week with her daughter Heber Kunz.

Leon Kunz Alma A. Kunz Montpelier Quil Amelia Bischoff LeGrande Clark Georgetown Bertha Alleman Gso Alleman Logan John Michel William Hirschi Henry D. Kunz Willard Poulsen Reed Kunz Bern Henry Parker Orble Lanark Robert Schmid J. Meredith Harry Schlintz Emma Clark Heber C. Kunz

Anxious Wife and Abie Discuss The Black Hand

In a clipped exchange Abie claims he turned over the matter to someone and mentions twenty thousand dollars tied up. The Open Road vignette hints at fear and poverty among the poor who cling to little.

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Chevrolet Truck Praised As Greatest Commercial Car Value

The Southern Lumberman touts the Chevrolet Truck with a valve in head motor AC filter air cleaner six inch channel steel frame rugged rear axle and modern three speed transmission as a superior commercial vehicle. A satirical note compares political seats to stock exchange costs and ends with a pun from a classroom exchange.

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