Relief Society Banquet Celebrated by Second Ward
The Second ward chapel stage room hosted the annual Relief Society banquet with long tables, St Patrick decor, and ample food prepared by the sisters. A larger crowd than previous years was entertained after the meal with games, dancing, and music by the Shepherd Packard Six, followed by a program including a violin history reading and other items. Archie Shepherd and his wife bought the former Mrs. Arthur Budge bungalow on First North Street and will move in next month.
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Second Ward
Relief Society
Ward
Good Sisters
Shepherd Packard
Archie Shepherd
Arthur Budge
First North Street
Peay Goes to St Charles High School Play
The Melding High School presented the play Hot Tentot under Miss Blanche Budge at Amusement Hall St Charles Wednesday evening. A good attendance was reported.
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Blanche Budge
St. Charles
Grumpy shines in Second Ward M I A play at Paris Opera House
The Second Ward M I A presented the four act farce Grumpy to a capacity crowd at the Paris Opera House. Edw Shepherd led as Grumpy with a strong supporting cast including Arvilla Smedley Emily Vallentine and Earl Shepherd. The Ninety minute performance featured a capable orchestra during intermission and received high praise from the audience.
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Paris
Shepherd Packard
Edw. Shepherd
Jarvis
Virginia
Ernest
Miss Smedley
Africa
Joseph
Pendrey
Nirdarvier
Earl Shepherd
Crook
Harl
Earl
Emily Vallentine
Susan
Wallenting
Kenneth Grimmett
Milford Passey
Wayne Davis
Miz
Blanche Budge
Fielding
Jeter Shepherd
Grampy
Jocal
Tal
Funeral for Mrs A S Low in Salt Lake Attended
Principal M D Low of Fielding high school left Wednesday for Salt Lake to attend funeral services for Mrs A S Low wife of his father's brother and aunt to the principal. The gravel haulers ball will be held March 28 at the Paris Pavilion with a preceding banquet by town ladies honoring road workers on Main Street.
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M. D. Low
The
Fielding High School
Salt Lake
A. S. Low
Low
Paris
Mars
Jungfrau
Switzerland
Geneva
Dhe Matin
Bernese Alps
Earth
Returns From Boise In Boise Visit With Budges
Mrs. A. 8. Hoge and daughter Rhoda spent three months in Boise at the home of Judge and Mrs. Alfred Budge and returned Sunday.
To Bob or Not to Bob Causes Local Debate
The article discusses a neighborhood debate over bob hair styles among local ladies. Some families consent to the look while others voice complaints as bob hair becomes a fashionable trend, generating daily attention in the community.
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Bob
Fielding's Parents Day Reports A Warm School Event
Fielding held Parents Day with an eleven o'clock morning meeting and a luncheon for three hundred fifty parents and students. Dr Howard inspired with ideas as students discussed problems and a teachers' afternoon session followed.
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Howard
Dr. Howard
Iid
Bloomington visitor entertained at party in Cokeville
Misa Aleen Montier of Cokeville, a Bloomington visitor, was entertained at a party in her honor at Mrs E J Haddock's home. Attendees included Ray Welker Vernal Welker Grove Haddock Gordon Wilks Jay Painter Osmond Dunford and Misses Maud Dunford Erze Christen Ella Jarvis Alsen Montier Eunice Welker Lillie Nelson Verma Nelson. Games and refreshments followed as everyone expressed good wishes for the traveler’s safe return to Bear Lake county.
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Misa
Aleen Montier
Cokeville
Bloomington
E. J. Haddock
Messrs
Ray Welker
Vernal Welker
Grove Haddock
Gordon Wilks Jay Painter
Osmond Dunford
Maud*Dunford
Erze—Christensen
Ella Jarvis
Alsen Montier
Eunice Welker
Lillie Nelson
Verma Nelson
Fort Douglas Training Camp Opens June 12 in 1924
Training camp at Fort Douglas opens June 12 as part of citizen military recamps for 1924. Government officials and representatives from Paris are involved in the program and related fees and arrangements are outlined.
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Fort Douglas
Mrs Ray McKnee Heads to Denver Vacation
Mrs Ray McKnee accompanied by her father Mr Goulett left Friday for a short vacation in Denver Colorado with relatives and friends.
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Ray McKnee
Mr. Goulett
Denver
Colo
Arid
Film control congress to regulate motion pictures
Religious and civic groups in New York will join Presbyterian officials in a Washing ton congress on February 13 and 14 to plan national legislation to bring all motion picture exhibitions under federal control. Dr Charles Scanton of the Presbyterian board of Christian education said the meeting marks the start of a crusade with the slogan Clean up the movies.
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New York
Presbyterian Church
Washington
Charles Scanton
Department of Moral Welfare
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
Meritorious Effort Delights Aged and Youth Alike
A brief note praises a venture of real merit that engaged both the elderly and the young, highlighting broad appreciation and joyful participation across ages.
Bear Lake County Republican Meeting Called for Delegates
A Bear Lake County Republican meeting is called for Montpelier City Hall on Saturday March 22 1924 to elect four delegates to the State Delegate convention in Lewist on March 25 and to select delegates to the national convention in Cleveland Ohio on June 10 James Olsen County Chairman
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Bear Lake County
Montpelier
Lewist
iAferch
Cleveland
Ohio
New Baby Girl for Mr and Mrs Rich
Mr and Mrs Buzene Rich welcome a daughter born Tuesday. Mother and child are reported to be doing nicely and Mr Rich is pleased. The mother was formerly Miss Susanna Clayton. The Post joins in congratulating the family.
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Buzene Rich
Huzene
Rich
Susanna Clayton
Road Work Planned To Caribou County Line
Dear Lake county commissioners will have a crew working tomorrow to break the road to the Caribou County line. Care are arriving from the east to Montpelier and are held up there, while from the west they stay in Soda. Caribou County officials will maintain the road to the county line.
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Dear Lake County
Garibou
Montpelier
Soda
Caribow
Soda Springs
Sheriff Asa Athay Witness in Federal Case at Pocatello
Sheriff Asa Athay assisted as a witness in a federal court in Pocatello during State vs Kimney. Mrs and Mrs Les Boton returned to Paris from Logan Utah to make their home after a three year absence. Les Boton studied government vocational schooling in Moscow and Logan and plans to devote spring and summer to farming, taking over his father's farm.
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Asa Athay
Pocatello
State
Kimney
Les Boton
Paris
Logan
Utah
Les
Moscow
Logat
Baby Chicks for Sale in Paris Idaho Rhode Island Reds
Ralph Lewis offers baby chicks at 16 to 35 cents each with 43 cash and balance due one week before delivery. Rhode Island Reds and White Leghorns advertised. Also notes Mother's and Fathers Day program at Fielding High School attended by County Commissioner and Mrs J A Hunt of St Charles.
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Rhode Island
Ralph Lewis
Paris
Idaho
J. A . Hunt
St. Charles
Fielding High School
Local notes on moves and family illnesses in Branston
Mrs Alice Loveland left Monday for Branston to be with her sick daughter Mrs Richard Nelson. Alton Kearl of Laketown is visiting his parents Bishop and Mrs C S Shirdley. Owan Stock, who completed a course at Logan, has returned home.
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Alice Loveland
Branston
Richard Nelson
Alton Kearl
Laketown
Bishop
Shirdley -Owan
Logan
Accident at post printer slips with ad types
A printer slipped while moving type from one table to another and upset some ad type at the post. The incident caused scattered ink and damaged materials. No injuries reported. Local staff assisted in cleaning and reorganizing the desk.
What Every Woman Knows heads to Paris stage
The First Ward MIA brings J M Barrie’s What Every Woman Knows to Paris on April 2. Critics hail it as remarkable blending love devotion courage and ambition with Scotch humor and a strong family portrait. Maud Adams stars as Maggie with the Dramatic Company at St Charles April 3 and Liberta April 4.
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J M. Barrie
Paris
M.I. A
Scotcman
Maud ‘Adama
Maggie
Broadway
Dramatic Company
St Charles
Libertys
Prisoner Sentenced for Forgery in Pocatello Case
C M Hall, a prisoner taken to Pocatello from this county, pleaded guilty to forgery and was sentenced by District Judge R M Terrell to serve one to fourteen years in the state penitentiary.
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C M Hall
Pocatello
R.M Terrell
Union Pacific to Aid Settlement Drive in Idaho
Union Pacific announces a plan to encourage settlement along its lines with reduced rail rates and guided support. Robert A. Smith and C. C. Gignoux lead the field effort, coordinating with county agents and local officials to connect newcomers with agricultural resources and move households from old homes to new farms in Idaho and surrounding areas.
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Omaha
Adams
Thiday
Yidaho
Robert A. Smith
C. C. Gignoux
Chinook Salmon Planted in Bear Lake Montana Idaho News
Three trips of 89 000 fingerlings are being planted in Bear Lake at Fish Haven. M Keil and Abe Whitehead supervise with J P Stock handling transport from Paris to Fish Haven. Fishermen may harvest Chinook salmon after three years, weighing nine to twelve pounds, boosting Bear Lake as a premier fishing locale.
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Bear Lake
Fish Haven
M Keil
Idaho
Abe Whitehead
Paris
J. P. Stock
Keil
Salmion
Lemhi National Forest
Hoyspur
Hailey
West
Pegram Mines Move Toward Mill Start Despite Delays
Information from Pegram indicates erection of a mill at the Pegram Mining and Milling company site near Pegram will proceed this year. Ore transported overland and tunneling completed support the belief the mill will begin operation once ready, despite previous complications delaying setup.
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Pegram
Saeataaianetia Ae
AOI
Capris Tekls Marae Banee Sone
Ellis Straw New Man ager of C. W. & M. Co
Ellis Straw of Montpelier, longtime road representative, was named branch manager of the C. W. & M. Co. this Saturday. He succeeds M. B. Cherry who resigned to move to California. Straw has served in the company for nineteen years and is regarded as capable and well liked.
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IsNis Straw
Montpelier
M B Cherry
California
Straw
Paris Post Upgrades to First Class Mail Service
The Paris Post will be sent to subscribers by first class mail improving speed. Readers not receiving better service to contact the editor. Ernest Bartschi of Noonan Idaho seeks a small shearing outfit for sale and reports five to eight hundred head of sheep ready for the season. Write or call Ern est Bartschi Noonan Idaho Phone 297 R 13 Montpelier exchange.
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Paris Post
Ernest Bartschi
Noonan
Idaho
Montpelier
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Pat
James Olsen
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J-M-Barrie
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