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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1950
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR notes mention individuals Arch ie Dunderson Brant Mass Bruce Mueller, Lester Tinte z 2802 and a convention of the Federation of Women’s Clubs at Wolsar Idaho with Volsar. Readable bits show meeting attendance and club affiliations amid garbled place names.
Thorneock and Siattiew families joined their parents Ralph and Mrs Thornock for Sunday time. A Music Festival in Pocatello drew Merrill Ward and others. Sylvia Thornock was blessed, and several couples hosted gatherings. Local attendees included Hart, Ward, Haddock, Patterson, Findlay, and Nelson families with multiple weekend visits and a road accident near Paris with Paul and Walter Williams.
Local residents attended the Paris Music and Dance Festival on Tuesday night May 2. Gayle Eborn, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harlan born, performed on the program. Bart Eborn returned to school Tuesday morning after the trip. Dale Roberts visiting from Logan spent the weekend with his parents. Montpelier visitors Mr and Mrs Leo Smith joined Mr and Mrs Leo Pessey for Sunday afternoon. Mrs John Roberts and Donna visited Mrs Mary Hymas in Sharon Monday afternoon. Keith Passey and Berlavee Ann Beck joined seniors for a trip to Logan Friday. Eugene Parker accompanied the group to Pocatello Saturday. Agnes Hborn hosted a primary class party Monday afternoon. Relief Society sisters quilted Tuesday.
Mrs Gidney Pugmire visits Ogden at the Dunlaps due to their son Michael illness. Several locals including Beatrice Irvin and Libbie Anderson spent a day in Ogden. Montpelier and Laketown residents visit and help family. weather halts sheep shearing. A class party is remembered. Ann Nelson wins a national award. Dennis Schofield attends a festival in Grace and a correction notes Carl Anderson was District President in Finland, not Mission President.
Mr and Mrs Melvin Tueller and family and Mr Ed Bischoff of Geneva were in Bern Wednesday Edwin Scott and Robert Corey of Cokeville visited Bern Wednesday Clyde Wilde Francis Border and Mr Mrs Truman Minig Noonan called at Robt Schmid’s home last Thursday Orlando N Kunz Parley Kunz and Robert Schmid attended the funeral services in Montpelier for Mrs Walter Phelps Glenn Christiansen of Montpelier and Mr and Mrs Lyman Alleman of Bennington were in Bern Thursday Karl Gilgen Camp Lifton visited Robert Schmid’s home Jos Olsen of Ovid Grant Murdock and sons of Montpelier were in Bern Saturday Fred Barfuss of Laramie Wyoming was in Bern over the weekend and left for Laramie Monday He is a former resident of Bern Primary convention convened here Sunday night under the direction of Mrs Anna S Kunz President The children all did very well.
Classified ads advertise a large stock trailer for sale suitable for two horses or three cows, a Sears electric cream separator barely used, picture windows in various styles, and a reliable door to door job in Bear Lake County. Also for sale is a 110 acre Garden City Utah farm offering 100 acres with highway frontage and 10 acres with lake frontage, with equipment, livestock, and terms of $22,000.
Misses Lawrence King and daughter Thella Hazel Long Ida Prescott and Louise Roberts of Lanark joined mourners at the Sterling Judd funeral in Burley. Dennis Cartsen returned from Bear Lake hospital. Relief Society met at Rodney Long’s home for clothing repair.
In Grace visitors section the Amd gion Auxiliary Poat addresses new power installation at Grace Light Company. Mrs Dorothy Department President and Mr Adella Peterson Gi President led the meeting and recognized volunteers, presenting Mrs sa with the National Meritorious Service honor to the unit and officers.
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