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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1932
Page
6
Local society notes report Mrs Beatrice C Price visiting Salt Lake. bids invited for Bear Lake dance pavilion, and county visitors from Bishop Skinner and Ernest Bartsch. Local business trips include Krogue Bros barley ad and Paris Garage owner F S Beck returning from Salt Lake. Various social, church, and family updates follow with movements in Paris and nearby towns.
An eclectic collection notes three asylum inmates escaping and police returning fire. Also comments on relief politics, local social events, travel a cent excursion by Mrs. James Collings, church and Red Cross activities, funerals for L T Shepherd, and meetings of Daughters of the Pioneers with life histories read.
The Blackfoot Bulletin questions why only part of the Snake River is open to fishing while other sections are restricted. The Pocatello Tribune notes similar concerns from Bear Lakers and Idaho residents seeking broader access.
State Deputy Game Warden Joseph Bunderson warns violators of a Idaho State Game Department order banning toolies burning on Mud Lake Bird Preserve and states fines apply under the order.
Letter from Elder Lyle M Rich, son of Mrs Emily Rich, now on a missionary assignment in the eastern states. He recounts ten months in New York Hudson District, then Connecticut, now Maryland, with reflections on population, business and education in the East, and appreciation for The Post newspaper. He asks the paper be sent to 4501 Hampnett Ave Baltimore.
Four Randolph boys Dewain Norris Cleve Norris Welter Marshall and Don Rex guests at an informal dancing party last week in Logan hosted by the Utah State Agricultural College 4-H club. The group is a campus social club of students formerly in 4-H. Norris is a junior while Cleve Norris Walter Rex and Don Rex are freshmen.
At a Bear Lake Bear Lake Fish and Game gathering last Saturday it was decided to stage a big dance at the Fish Haven Resort on Friday evening May 23. A twelve piece orchestra has been arranged and ads will run throughout Bear Lake valley and surrounding country.
Walter Norris of Randolph Utah born in England and over 80 enjoys good health and calls himself Rich county’s oldest male resident. He subscribes to The Post to stay informed with relatives in Lanark Bear Lake area and chose the paper as the best informer.
L T Shepherd, born in England in 1858 and long resident of Bear Lake County, Utah, was remembered as a scholar, lover of nature, art, music and flowers. The ceremony highlighted his roles as husband and father, his Mormon faith, and his many public duties. He and his family were praised for community service and musical talent.
Probate court in Bear Lake County Idaho sets time and place for proving the will of Samuel Armatage deceased and for hearing Sidney Burgoyne’s application for Letters of Administration with the Will annexed. Hearing is May 14, 1932 at 10:00 AM in Paris Idaho.
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