Postal notice marks second class mail status for Paris Idaho
Item records that the notice is admitted to the mails as Second Class Matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under the Act of March 8 1879.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1956
Page
2
Item records that the notice is admitted to the mails as Second Class Matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under the Act of March 8 1879.
Ida Passey led a Relief Society theology lesson last week. Fontella Parker delivered the teacher topic. A party in MIA Tuesday night featured games and refreshments. Merl Passey family from Utah visited over the weekend. Darrell Eborn barn burned early Sunday. neighbors John Roberts Harlan Eborn present. Ward notes include Union Meeting in Paris, MIA Leadership in Paris, and Agathon in Logan.
News from local 4 H groups in Bloomington and area May meetings. The Six Sewing Susion elected officers Joyce Pigott president Linda Hart vice president Jean Piggott secretary Marilyn Ward reporter and song leaders named. Busy Bees organized by Rose Kears, members Barline Satterthwaite Raydell Lewis Jyane Kear. Cooky Rascals met May 1 with six members. Margaret Alley led health lesson on contagious diseases and muffins were made. notes mention muffin texture review.
A Garden City Relief Society meeting featured a salad lesson led by Beatrice Hansen. Afterward, members enjoyed salads. Numerous local residents and families were noted visiting relatives, attending services, or hosting guests from Logan, Montpelier, Ogden, Fish Haven, Laketown, and beyond during the week.
Bear Lake county farmers improve yields by using soil and water conservation loans through the Farmers Home Administration. Committee chair Grant W Wright notes eligibility for loans to fund terraces dikes ponds irrigation and related systems.
Laketown residents shared Mother's Day visits with relatives from Logan Sugar City and Laketown. Legion Post 52 held its May meeting at the high school with new officers installed and essay prizes awarded to Garden City and Laketown students. Weather and road conditions affected travel as travelers used east side Lake Road amid muddy west side detours. Notable events included births and family visits, plus appointments for local residents including Paul Spence and Dennis Creek. Funeral notice for DeWitt Moffat and community updates on schooling, agriculture, and cafe opening were reported.
Mr and Mrs Richard Carlson of Nampa hosted weekend guests including Mr and Mrs Doneal Johnson and Mr Cyrell Sorenson with family. Locals visited relatives in Pocatello and Roy Utah for Mother's Day and birthdays. Caroline Olsen returned from Utah while others hosted dinners and extended visits across Idaho communities.
Mrs Delbert Pugmirs was away a few days last week and Delbert returned for Mother's Day. Delphe Amneli and two young children Mildred and Kay are mentioned. Kay is cared for at the William 4 home. Mr and Mrs J R Py Logan visited briefly Monday. Jay Allred spent Sunday with his mother Rich Allred at Camp Lifton. Vivian is ill. Mr and Mrs Merni and family of Montpelier visited here. Bo Whitney Transtrum and Nephi Michaelson, wintered in Pingree Idaho, have returned home with daughter Mignon Watt.
Insurance notice advertising guaranteed renewable annual plans for automobile and pedestrian coverage along with life medical and surgical benefits. Mentions cancelable options and a contact phone number 729 and PO Box 152 for World Insurancy.
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