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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1954
Page
2
Local residents report visits and travels including Pres John Clark of Oakley with W K Matthews, M Pugmire from St Charles visiting. Relit Society held a quilting on March 9 with a pot luck lunch. Several residents returned from Idaho, Utah, or Logan for weekends or visits.
Clerk authorized to advertise and receive sealed bids for hay to be grown on land owned by Bear Lake County at the Airport. Bids due by 12 noon April 10 1954 and opening set for April 12 1954. Bids may cover one or both parcels. advance payment required. pasture rights not included. stock may not roam.
Last week in Laketown a hospital mix up was apologized for as two newborns were correctly identified a girl for Mr and Mrs Prestey Floyd and a boy for Mr and Mrs Rufus Humphery. The Teens of the North Rich senior class decorated the old recreation hall for a Friday dance with Montpelier orchestra amid noted absences of some parents.
A March 9 ward meeting drew 15 ladies for a pot luck lunch led by Mrs. Vilda Pugmire of the Stake Relief Society Presidency. Numerous visits and gatherings follow, including meals, temple excursion attendees, and upcoming Relief Society events set for March 18 and 19 with various members hosting and attending.
Garden City residents host and visit relatives across towns including Gharon Logan Randolph Rexburg and Salt Lake City. The Home Demonstrator Helen Wamsley shared cleaning drapery and curtain tips with 14 Fish Haven ladies. Mission call announced for Gary Kunz and local youths attend USAC weekend visits.
Fish Haven reports families Mtrang Weldon Mecham and children moving to St Charlies with best wishes from the town. A special program led by Mrs Geren drew a large crowd, praised as a success. Visitors Henry Shirley Larry Loveland Verl Wilks and others joined at the Stock home for a weeklong sewing course run by Shirley Myers with several ladies making dresses.
Mrs Doylé Anthony of Montpelier called at the Schmid home March 9. Buck Lund of Cokeville and Ernest Loertscher of Montpelier were Bern visitors Wednesday March 10. Bp Schmid visited Bear Lake Hospital Saturday. Bp and Mrs Robert Schmid learned their son Ivins reached Cape Town March 5 and is assigned to City of Johannesburg South Africa. Ivins voyage was pleasant with no seasickness. Stake President Virtyzinia Water laus visited the Bern Ward Relief Society conference Sunday and spoke among others.
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