Paris Visitors and Local Notes From Paris Canyon to Bloomington
A compilation of visits and local affairs includes Debert Nelson of Bloomington in Paris, a list of visitors such as Levi Aland Grant Bleley and Willem Bee, and multiple town exchanges. Mentions of hotel events, business meetings, cattle buying, birthday celebrations, and road block conditions near Camp Lifton appear, with upcoming balls and eye specialists noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Aland
Grant Bleley
Montpelier
L. L. Deardorff
Camp Lifton
Mr. Deardorff
Ranchers urged to take in boarders for extra summer income
American Travel Club invites ranchers to offer boarders this summer with details on rates, accommodations, and attractions like saddle horses and fishing. Mail to Suite 134 4047 North Ashland Avenue Chicago TL m-17-81.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Travel Club
North
Ashland Avenue
Chicago
Garden City visitors travel to Pocatello for beauty exam
Mrs. Claud Sprouse and family accompanied Miss LaVerne Sprouse to Pocatello for a state beauty culture exam. Mrs. Dustin stayed to visit relatives. Mrs. Rich rushed to Preston after the sudden death of her brother Charles Koford, 47, leaving nine children. The Stucks family visited Eight Mile with daughters. A domestic dialogue about mourning attire ends with a question from a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Sprouse
Marie
Berna Dustin
Garden City
Pocatello
LaVerne Sprouse
Rogers Barber Shop
Sprouse
M. P Rich
Preston
Charles Koford
Mary P Stucks
Mrs. Howard Thirlkell
Miss Pearl Stucks
Eight Mile
Chicago Aims to Host Twin Conventions in June
Chicago positions itself to host both the Republican and Democratic conventions in June. Melvin A. Traylor leads efforts with a $200,000 fund and national prominence in finance. Chicago Stadium plans and seating for 8 000 to 10 000 delegates and 16 000 guests are outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Middle West
H. N Hurley
Cermak
Washington
Chicago Stadium
Melvin A. Traylor
Emerson Orchestra Delights At School Gym Concert
Emerson Orchestra performed for the public last night in the school gym. Thirty six students showed fine training with various ensembles including a piano duet by Hoge and Dusenberry, a rhythm band, string sections, and a piano trio. Irving Jenen praised the program and teacher Irwin Jenen for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Orchestra
Irwin Jenen
Scott Hoge
Olga Hoge
Addie May Dusenberry
Irene Spencer
Ella Rechnitzer
Inez Price
Beth Shepherd
Elsa Bach
Emma Haddock
Associate Dairy Husbandman Examination Open
The United States Civil Service Commission announces that until April 12 applications are accepted for the position of Associate Dairy Husbandman in the Bureau of Dairy Industry Department of Agriculture for duty at Lewisburg Tennessee. The entrance salary will be between.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Dairy Industry
Department of Agriculture
Lewisburg
Tenn
Entertainments Planned to Raise Tennis Court Funds
A vaudeville and dance show will be staged soon to raise funds for building a ladies tennis court and revive a previous effort halted two years ago when Fielding High school supporters opposed it to fund new uniforms. Je Welker chairs the committee. The group includes E. B. Stucki Emerson principal Rudolph Church and Frank Dusenberry of Utah Power & Light, to locate a site and oversee construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding High School
F Orms
Je Welker
E. 8. Stucki
Emerson
Rudolph Church
Frank Dusenberry
Utah Power & Light Company
Freer Flour Aid Arranged by Paris Officials
W B Trowbridge and Haze Groo of the Montpeler Chamber of Commerce met in Paris Wednesday to finalize plans for distributing free government flour and livestock feed to eastern county needy through the American Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Trowbridge
Haze Groo
Montpeler
Fathers and Mothers Day at Fielding High School
March 25 set aside for Fielding High School Fathers and Mothers Day. Parents are invited to attend morning classes with their children. An afternoon program will honor the parents and entertain them, and help them acquaint themselves with teachers and the school program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding High School
Civil Service Examinations Offer Salaries
The notice cites salaries of 3200 and 3800 dollars annually. Full details available from the Secretary of the United States Civil Service Board of Examiners at the post office or customhouse in any city with a first or second class post office or from the United States Civil Service Commission in Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Bear Lake Fruit S Can Be Improved
The article urges pruning, spraying, thinning, picking, packing and storing to improve Bear Lake fruit quality. It notes spraying protects trees from pests, proper soil fertility and water influence size, and careful picking prevents bruising. Packing and storage affect market appeal and future yields.
When someone says To call you up and you have to say
A wry line noting the era when telephones were scarce and a simple call could not be placed. The remark hints at communication limits and everyday humor about missing devices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Debert Nelson
Bloomington
Paris
B. of R . Ball
St Charles Amusement Mall
Boon Bunderson
St. Charles
Willem Bee
Sidney Thornock
Wiliam Bateman
John Gertsch
Bertha Bartschi
Susan Gertsch
Orlgado Monson
Athur Nutt
Mclwee
Paris Canyon
Bert Danford
Lewiston
Utah
Marahai Austin
Russia
International Lions Club
Galt Lake City
Jefferson Dunford
Dad” Price
Burgoyne Cafe
Seattle
Price
John Bird
Ogden
Genevieve Jewell
Salt Lake
Frank
Utah Power
Len Roberts
Lan Park
Rudolph Beinz
Bern
Hi. H. Scarborough
Salt Lake City
Hotel Paria
Mark Austin
Walter Hymas
Hyrum Nebeker
North Eden
R. T. Ball
St Charles Amusement Hall
Clarence Anderson
Sulian
Frank Crockett
Ted Rechnitzer
Mrs
Edmund Hayes
Pages Military Academy
Hollywood
Cal
Mrs. C. B. Hayes
M. P. Rich
Owen
Age
the Grocer
Pendrey Grocery
Paris Drug CO
Rexall Store
Hicago
Windy
Melvin A. Traytor
First National Bank
Mr. Traylor
Kentucky
America
Blain Pausey
Eugene Stucki
Q Shrine
Jean Budge
Yankee Doodle
Ronald Bird
Donald Lewis
Rex Beck
Jean Rich
Bruce Bolton
Deseret Sands
Grant Rich
Robert Price
Don Law March
Velma Lewis
Thelma Rich
Verona Roberts
Golda Eborn
Lois Humphreys
Lola Jensen
Winona Shepherd
Joyce Welker
Freda Wilker
Avon Sirrine
Floyd Lewis
Weldon Cole
Douglas Shepherd
Tronit
Hope Deward Law
Ferris Hess
Wallace Stucks
Dear Old
Fielding
Don G. Haddock
General Merchandise
Bear Lake
THE
Shepherd Clothing
R. W
Japan
Meat Department
B. Frankfurters
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