Paris Post issues Thursday at Paris Ida
The Paris Post published a Thursday issue in Paris Idaho with Keith F. Warner as publisher.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1945
Page
4
The Paris Post published a Thursday issue in Paris Idaho with Keith F. Warner as publisher.
Roy A Welker led a memorial service in St Matthews Cathedral Laramie Wyoming on a day of national mourning for Franklin Delano Roosevelt Sponsored by the local ministerial alliance the address praised Roosevelt as a brave leader who fought polio and tyranny and urged dedication to freedom justice and peace while reflecting on his humanity and lasting impact on world history
In the Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho the estate of Fredrick Huckvale also known as Fred Huckvale and J F Huck Vale deceased is administered by Clifford Rasmussen. Creditors and claimants must present claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication to the administrator at the Haddock law office in Paris Bear Lake County Idaho. First published April 12 1945 last publication May 10 1945.
The remark implies a sharp stance against increasing payroll savings, invoking a controversial trio of dictators to underscore opposition. It frames the decision as a provocative moral test rather than a routine budget choice.
Mrs Lillian Willis hosted a birthday party for Ella Mae on Tuesday night. Logan visits include Mrs O W Adams and her father Hyrum Nebeker. Lydia Johnson returned from Cedar City visiting Phyllis Cooley. Norma K Myers and mother from Garden City were guests. Funeral services for infant Michael Kearl were held in Garden City with burial in Laketown Cemetery. Attendees included Kearl relatives from Ogden and Pvt. David Kearl in Denver. Bear River ranch visitors included Mr and Mrs Russell Corless and daughter Kaye along with Lawrence Hanney and Gwen Brough. Local patrolman Reese and wife visited Sunday. A Stake Seventies party occurred at Fish Haven with dancing and ice cream. Daughters of Pioneers met at Mrs Ben Torvin’s home. Sunday school welcomed Stake board members. Mrs Frank Price traveled to San Diego to see her son Vann before overseas duty and to bring back his wife and belongings.
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