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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1958
Page
3
The board reaffirmed its educational principle of one teacher per classroom and stated no plan to close county schools without citizen support. The declaration aims to end opposition to the bond proposal by removing the perceived link to closing small schools.
A bond election is set in Lake County Idaho School District No 33 to authorize issuing 436 bonds at up to 4.5 percent interest, repaid over 20 years. Funds to acquire a school site, construct or repair school buildings, and provide facilities for the district.
City of Paris Idaho schedules a bond election for a Bear District 83 15 room school plan with polling places listed and voting hours. It also enacts Ordinance 215 requiring school buses to stop for crossing pupils and extending the stop arm with penalties up to 100 dollars for violations.
BEAR LAKE HOSPITAL and others report admissions from March 10 to March 18 including major surgeries minor surgeries and medical cases. Names such as Mrs. Donald Anderson Joan Rich Gordon Nielson Terry Bunn Lydia Graff Al Linder Wayne Stock Arthur Robinson and many others appear with birth notices and releases through March 17.
Mn and Mrs. Arlin Pugmire and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Laker motored to Salt Lake and back. Joan Rich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rich, was ill with croup at Bear Lake hospital. Logan shoppers included Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hirschi and Mrs. Theo Hymas. Howard Mecham returned from work in Kansas. Emma Pugmire returned from wintering with her son in Pocatello and daughter in Logan. Mrs. Aerial Thomas visited her daughter. Arnell children joined their father on a Kemmerer trip. Bishops Lavell Ward and T. Jay Nelson attended Sunday school and priesthood. Sacrament speakers were Bishop and Mrs. Whitney Transtrum. choir sang. Tamara Pugmire and Terral Michaelson were sustained as ward dance directors. Visitors at sacrament were Ray Gertsch and Arlene Bagley. Ronald Pearson of Arco visited Erma Pugmire. Relief Society held its 17th of March party Monday with two one act plays led by Mrs. Atlin Wilkes.
Elnora W. Hymas Administratrix of the Ernest D. Hymas estate announces creditors and all claimants must file claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims are to be directed to the Administratrix at the office of D B Haddock attorney in Parle Haw Building Bear Lake County Idaho. Publication dates February 7 and March 13, 1958.
Liberty Sharon notes list a Relief Society anniversary party with a pageant on the organization’s origins by Joseph Smith, plus multiple performances and readers. Attendees include ward members 125 strong and Bear Lake Valley Dairy Cooperative visitors, with several community events described.
The primary held an in service training meeting Monday at Viola Cook's home led by Elva Satterthwaite with several assistants. Visitors and locals including Delbert Hansen, Tom Hansen, Darleen Booth, Leone Loveland, and many others attended activities and social gatherings around Montpelier Logan and Salt Lake areas. The Relief Society hosted a quilting session with a pot luck lunch, guided by Helen Wamsley of Randolph.
Laketown visitors attended the sacrament meeting. Hilda Pope stayed with her mother Agnes Brooker. Blaine Pope and family from Logan spent the weekend with Ross Pope. The Salt Lake group visited Milford Love lands and the Dean Smith family of Fish Haven joined for dinner. Patty Hodges had an appendectomy at Bear Lake Memorial hospital.
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