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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1931
Page
3
The Laketown area reports cooler nights and warmer days with rain renewing hope for farmers and gardeners. Citizens prepare for a cleanup contest among high priests and plan religious and social events including Y M and Y S M I A activities, Mother’s Day programs, and Relief Society meetings with local visits and anniversaries noted.
Dr Robert s Rouses Public to Realize Sargons Importance giving it unqualified endorsement after investigation. Philadelphia M D and long time medical examiner for the Pennsylvania Railroad says the Sargon formula vitalizes vigor strength and endurance for anemia and debility. Paris Drug Co sells the Sargon Pills as an important part of treatment.
The report lists family and friends visiting Bloomington and Laketown areas for Mother's Day events. Entries include St Charles Chats with Arlena Arnell and son Dewayne, Mr. and Mrs Pertell Pugmire visiting relatives, and several out of town families such as the Nelsons, Michaelsons, Booths, Hortons, and Irwins visiting with local relatives.
The ninth annual graduation exercises for the Paris L D S Seminary will be held Sunday evening May 24 in the stake tabernacle. The program includes an organ prelude, grand march, congregational singing, prayers, class song, word from the welcome, duets, year’s work report, readings, addresses, diploma presentation, glee, educational address, and benediction.
An assembly on Wednesday April 29 nominated candidates for next year's student body officers after elimination votes. Remaining: president Harold Peterson and Max Haddock. vice president Flora Grimmett and Virginia Bunderson. secretary Eddie Painter and Virtue Patterson. treasurer Evelyn Parker and Dora Dunn. historian Jean Price and Oreta Rich.
A reflective musing on pride in love and the idea that romance is a privilege of the cultured man.
Paris City proposed to donate its fair grounds and equipment valued at 2000 dollars free for 25 years to host the county fair. The county board voted to designate Montpelier as the permanent location, rejecting the offer despite Paris claims the grounds suit livestock exhibits and rail access.
The Emerson School joins music and physical education for a musical play Uncle Sam's Visit directed by Professor Jensen and Mrs Beatrice Price. Students perform folk songs and dances from many nations at Emerson Gym Tuesday evening May 19 at 7 30 p.m. Admission is free and all are invited.
Rich Theatre in Montpelier announces a midnight preview on Saturday evening May 16 starting at 11 p.m. The Universal Feature will be shown to Bear Lake County residents.
Lew Ayers stars in The Iron Man with a leading cast for a special advance showing next Saturday evening at 11. The film will not reappear for months and is described as the first presentation in Idaho.
A school geography set for blind children in England is prepared in Braille. The seven large volumes weigh 23 pounds and contain maps and diagrams for use in instruction.
J. M. Crow of Ethel Mississippi is the oldest Ford driver in the state and among the oldest nationwide. He recalls traveling in 80 wagons from Georgia to Mississippi as a child, remembers General Scott’s Chapultepec victory, and served as a Confederate soldier. Now 89 he loves driving his Model A Ford across modern roads, often with five generations of his family.
A Rome citizen on Corso Umberto I observes the Pope pass in a car described as the most beautiful in the world. The Citroen Italiana designed vehicle features reversible front seats for ceremonial use, papal symbols, wax-like lighting, and a throne-like Pope seat, reflecting Vatican-State relations and ceremonial needs.
A patriotic celebration plan for Washington's birthday includes a rousing dinner, decorations, and games. Menu features deviled ham, cream of salmon soup, tomato cups, cranberry jelly salad, cherry pie, and coffee. The event emphasizes peace and honors George Washington with red white and blue decor.
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