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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1963
Page
4
A civic notice urges wheat growers to oppose a 1964 control plan, arguing that two level price forecasts miss current market prices and threaten independence. The writer emphasizes self respect and freedom over monetary gains, citing local selling prices and market demand.
Mrs Louise Barfuss returned from Utah and southern Idaho to Paris with her son Victor of Downey. Terrell Palmer earned honor roll at Ricks College for the fall term. BYU student Thelma Tippetts and USU student Gerald Tippetts visited family over the weekend. Other locals visited Soda Springs and Logan, with several families and individuals noted for travel, visits, or surgery.
A lengthy list details visits and stays across Montpelier Logan Ogden Brigham City Paris Garden City and Rexburg. Residents such as Athay Burdick Peterson Finch Stucki Grandy Kennington and Stock plus families hosted and traveled for mothers day weekends hospital stays and ceremonies. Community ties and local travel mark the week.
Velda Michaelson and others attended a Fielding High School style review. Several residents reported illnesses with Theo Hymas and Dayle Mattson improving. Many local families visited relatives in Utah and California. A bonfire party at Rex Arnell’s stirred neighborhood excitement. A Mothers Day program featured a lacy doilie gift, with Laurel Pugmire and family participating. New baby boy born May 10 in Montpelier Memorial Hospital. Sunday visitors listed from town.
Dr and Mrs Blain Passey of Rexburg and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Passey of Paris are identified in a local society notice as part of two Passey families linked to regional events.
Senator Frank Church plans a large beard and extensive sideburns to honor Idaho's Territorial Centennial. He accepted Idaho City's Gold Rush Day speaking invitation on June 23 and cited kinship with Idaho City's pioneers as his motive.
A reflective passage notes that size and design are left to time and the razor while a crop is started this week. It argues fame and success require paying the price and jokes that if all cars in the country were arranged end to end it would be a Sunday afternoon.
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