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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1946
Page
4
Questions address dropping trade school for a new job, dependency pensions for displaced parents, GI Bill loans for a farm, NSLI conversions, subsistence allowances, and reopening disallowed service connected disability claims. VA contact units in Pocatello explain eligibility and procedures.
Notable quotes span romance and business from Lana Turner to Barbara Hutton and Henry Ford. Cesar brands presidents comment on prices and production while Edgar Lee Masters reflects on poets earning a living.
The annual meeting and election for Rural High School District No. 3 in Paris Bear Lake Idaho will be held Saturday May 18 at 2 p m in public school houses Sharon Liberty Lanark Ovid Paris Blooming St Charles and Fish Haven precincts. Voters will decide on raising the general fund tax by 6 mills resulting in a net 2 mill increase after debt service levy was cut by 3 mills.
Bear Lake County 4-H club members will be urged to plant extensive Victory gardens this season, following guidance from County Agent Willard E. Kunz and state leaders. Idaho extension horticulturists like A S Horn emphasize that home gardens remain vital for 1946, aiding health and easing famine relief needs, with youths playing a key role in increasing total food production to help preserve peace.
Ernest G. Hansen, the current State Auditor, filed his petition for the office for another term. He has served as State Auditor since 1944 after nearly six years as Chief Accountant, and he cites his training and experience in accounting and economics as qualification for overseeing state disbursements, bookkeeping, post auditing, and related activities.
The report notes that the heaviest rainfall in the United States is observed in Florida Oregon and Washington. Weather watchers point to regional climate patterns influencing extreme precipitation in these states.
In Bear Lake County Idaho the Probate Court will hear Ezra A Johnson and Viola Johnsons petition to determine time of death heirs and rights of descent for Karen Marie Nielsen deceased who died about June 15 1909. She left undivided one half community interest in 160 acres in Bear Lake county including water rights. The notice includes details of the lands and claims and references an unrelated cancer society article and historical note about the Charter Oak.
The court is asked to determine the time of death and heirs of the deceased Nielsen and the right of descent of real property. Petitioners Ezra A. Johnson and Viola Johnson claim title through heirs and surviving husband Anders P. Nielsen. Hearing set in Bear Lake County Probate Court Paris Idaho on May 24 1946 at 10 AM, with notice to creditors and heirs.
Mrs Anna Pautz of P O Box 825 Vancouver Washington reports long suffering from rheumatism and arthritis and states she found relief after using NUE-OVA Laboratories product. She invites inquiries for information and provides her address for correspondence.
Public auction set for June 10 1946 at two oclock p m for parcels in Montpelier and Paris Bear Lake County Idaho. Descriptions include T-195 Burgoyne Addition Montpelier and Lots 17 18 Block 10 Burgoyne plus Lot 8 Block 2 Original Townsite. Names Amanda Green Dean Kunz Calvin Wixom and other owners listed. Bedding details require deed recording fee of one dollar.
Mr and Mrs W J Jemsen traveled from Pocatello for a week at their Fish Haven home. Ogden visitors Mrs Van Grey and children stayed several days. Lovelands returned from Wendell Gooding and Pocatello. Families joined outings to Logan and Bear Lake. Garden City youngsters visited grandparents the John H Jensens. Families of Wicker, Hill, Thurman, and Paxton shared trips or visits. Geren Howell, recently released from the Pacific theatre, is at home.
Ira H. Masters announced his candidacy for a third term as Idaho secretary of state. The former Idaho newspaperman, first elected in 1936 and re elected in 1944, urged penitentiary modernization juvenile delinquency welfare referral parole reform and a re appraisal of state lands to bolster school endowment funds. He serves on multiple state boards including the Pardon Board Land Board and Canvassers.
The term alcohol originally meant powder and traces to an Arabic word for a cosmetic powder used on eyebrows.
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