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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1932
Page
5
Laketown community notices recap school events church services and social life. Mentions annual commencement plans at Garden City with Elder Melvin J. Ballard, health updates for Mr. Jasper Henderson and Mrs. Henderson, Relief Society conference, travel notes, and local civic matters including budget discussions and Red Cross wheat distribution.
St Charles earns commendations for creditable work and honors on M I A honor day in Paris on April 23. Dora Allred led public speaking for gleaner girls. Elwood Cleveland led M-Men. Irene Peterson won junior girls retold story. Evan Allred took second in Vanguard retold story. district drama “Secret Places” directed by Dissters Niel Williamson with a listed cast. local health and travel notes follow including Mrs Geneva Williams’s illness and recoveries, school staff changes, and visits among local families.
Local residents and visitors gathered at the Wilkes home with many names listed among recent visitors. Social events included birthdays, dinners, and a turkey meal hosted by Mrs. Hazel Transtrum. Public clean up day at the church and primary festival plans were announced for next week.
Bloomington residents visit and return from Idaho and Utah with several health updates. Eighth grade exams were held in Paris on April 28. Local gatherings include ward program, May Day event, surprise party for Mary Lou Hart, and a Good Luck club party for Minnie Jarvis.
Montpelier residents attended the funeral of George Ashley and visitors dropped by homes including the Passey and Bunn families. The district school closed for term and preparations for spring fieldwork continued as residents hosted meetings and celebrations.
Mr and Mrs Levi O Pead return to Bear Lake summer home from Salt Lake City. Mrs Julius Wright reports her husband’s appendicitis operation favors him and he may come home this week. Mrs Charlotte Hodges returns from Salt Lake City temple work. Mrs Lulua Hodges of Portland visits relatives and father Rube Hyden who is ill. Principal Cornell Scofield moves to his new home in St Charles. Budget hearing draws crowd as Rich County Education Board discusses taxation and funding units. Experts explain taxation and budgeting for school and county funds.
Mrs. Virgil Ashton and son Keith of Cheyenne Wyoming visited the Joshua Ashton ranch for a week. Keith stayed with grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnston plan summer at the George Findlay ranch near Sage Wyoming. Beatrice Kennedy and Mary Jackson joined My and Mrs. Reay Kennedy for a trip to East Lake. Dr. B R McKinnon of Morgan Utah finished school dental work in Laketown and Garden City. Mr. and Mrs. A D Fackrell drove to Kemmerer for a load of supplies for Rich County Furniture Co.
The law proclaims Friday April 28 as Arbor Day in Bear Lake County. Teachers are urged to assemble pupils for programs. The observance aims to foster good citizenship and town beauty. Suggestions include planting trees for George Washington's bicentennial and protecting bird life under state law.
Notice is given by John P. Hulme administrator of the estate of Ann Maria Hulme also called Ann M Hulme deceased to creditors and all persons with claims to exhibit them with vouch ers within six months after first publication to John P. Hulme administrator at his residence in Bloomington Bear Lake Idaho, place fixed for business.
On April 27 seminary students and parents attended an interlude program honoring pioneer mothers of the stake. Talks covering Mormon views on women and the influence of good mothers were given by each class, naming Mrs. Clara Welker and others. A second program featured songs, readings, tableaux, and musical numbers, followed by a dance in the high school gym with a large crowd in attendance.
March 30 1932 John P Hulme is administrator of Ann Maria Hulme deceased. First publication March 31 1932. Last publication April 28 1934.
All residents who did not vote in the November 4, 1930 election must register to be eligible to vote in the year. Registration books are open now and voters should register at the first opportunity. The primary election will be held May 24.
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