Visitors from Liberty and Fish Haven Help Sheep Shearing
Mr and Mrs LaMar Roberts of Liberty visited the Lowell Gibbons home on April 27. Grant Findlay and Sid Loveland of Fish Haven were here during the past week shearing sheep for M F.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1954
Page
2
Mr and Mrs LaMar Roberts of Liberty visited the Lowell Gibbons home on April 27. Grant Findlay and Sid Loveland of Fish Haven were here during the past week shearing sheep for M F.
Guardian Rosella C. Smith announces sale of minors Kent F. Smith and Kay D. Smiths undivided two fifteenths interests in two Idaho parcels located in Bear Lake and Ear Lake counties. Bids equal to or above ten percent cash with balance after probate court confirmation. bids in writing to guardian or filed with the Bear Lake County Probate Court. First publication April 29, 1954. last May 18, 1954.
April 26 27 events across Fish Haven Logan and Paris include Leone Loveland visiting Frank Findlay for his birthday. Relief Society programs and church gatherings. multiple shoppers to Logan and Montpelier. Eva and Agnes Kimball leading lessons. births noted at Bear Lake Hospital with a girl surviving. many local residents visiting relatives, attending funerals, and attending stake events.
Mrs. Lamont Pugmire visits Layton to see newborn granddaughter Dar Jeon Pugmire King born to Dar Jeon and husband. Nickie Garner, 2, with rheumatic fever slowly improves. Mina Pugmire unwell. Local movements include Lovell Booth aiding relocation in Pocatello, Annie Keetch returning from Logan, Hortense Rich visiting Edna Morgan in Liberty, and various family visits. Several trips to Ogden Salt Lake and Paris noted. cemetery flowers placed by relatives.
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