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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1932
Page
4
Entered as second class matter at the Paris Idaho post office under the Bet of March 9 1878. Editor and Publisher Three Months strictly in advance one dollar.
Moscow Post reports lively Idaho races with C A Bottolfsen and E G Van Hoesen poised for lieutenant governor bids. Barzilla Clark may challenge Governor Ross, signaling a potential split in the Democratic and Republican camps as leaders weigh taxation and control in the next legislature.
The piece ties headaches to eye defects and diet, claiming most pain and illness stem from eyestrain. It mentions Dr. Hughes, a noted eye specialist, visiting the Burgoyne Hotel in Montpelier on March 21 for examinations and guidance on eye defects and health. Ells Straw of Montpelier, district manager for the C W and M Co, was in town Monday.
Bloomingt on Bloomington mourns 15 year old Guy Thornock who died after a long illness at home. funeral services were held in the ward chapel with a large cast from Bloomington in a community pageant directed by O. C. Transtrum and A. Christensen with music by the local choir and Anderson Electric providing lighting. The notice lists mourners, pallbearers, and many local residents attending events and supporting relatives through the week.
St Charles hosted a pageant drama prepared under Bear Lake Stake Genealogical Society auspices Monday evening. W Linford served as superintendent with Olaf Transtrum and Hyrum Nebeker as assistants.
The Annual Relief Society party planned for March 17 is being organized by the refreshment committee. A crowd of town boys gathered at Bill Hill's to assist in preparations and to ensure the event's success.
Reports recount Irwin Parker cutting his hand severely and being treated locally. Other items note village events including dances by the Relief Society and Sunday School, visits among residents, and family gatherings with multiple local names.
Perry Nowland made a business trip to Cokeville Wyoming on Friday. Mr and Mrs Marvin Dayton and their young son Edward returned to Cokeville after visiting here. Delmar Sparks son of Mr and Mrs John Sparks is ill in Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs Walter Sparks visited Salt Lake City after weeks with relatives in Montpelier. The Manilla Serenaders danced here last week but attendance was low due to a blizzard. C N Sparks and O C Wilcox visited Paris Monday. Darrell and Gwen Keetch spent the weekend with Oron Quayle. Mr and Mrs Oral Bagley of Montpelier are here visiting relatives. Miss Ruth Barkdahl, teaching here, spent the weekend with her parents in Montpelier. Ellwood Lindsay entertained his school class last Friday with games and refreshments. Many residents attended conference at Montpelier Sunday.
Ruel Kunz of Idaho Falls visited his hometown last week while EKamz teaches nearby. Fred Parker of Lanark visited Bern with sister Orbie. Nellie Schmid’s surprise party at Mrs. George Kunz’s home honored the retiring president with gifts. John Wuthrick funeral in Montpelier. stake conference there Sunday. Walter and Parley Buhler hosted visitors from Wardboro. L P Jensen Alf Jensen of Ovid joined Mr and Mrs Wm Kunz for March 14 birthday of Mr Kunz with wishes for many returns. Abel C Kunz noted with Abel and Cyrel Loveland and children of Pocatello visiting Kunz family. long-time friends of Mrs Kunz.
Officials from the game department and forest service began elk counts in Teton county after recent weather. Aerial and ground methods cover Grovont headwaters Green River Lake and feed lots as observers tally elk numbers amid hope of higher totals.
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