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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1946
Page
8
Junior and senior high students rode to Bear Lake Hot Springs for a afternoon swim and hot dog marshmallow feast then traveled to Paris for a show. Ethel Cook and Maurinene Jensen visited Laketown Monday. Several children are confined at home with chicken illness.
Doris Hodges and Dorothy Twitchell graduated from Fielding High School. Weekend guests included Bish Frank of Pocatello. LoMant Scofield purchased the David Cook home after selling their Lakota home. Jennie Kearl and Earl Passey conducted annual Stanford Achievement tests for students. School work resumed with hopes the school house will be ready for September despite shortages. Howland Cook visited town Monday.
Raymond Esterholdt Lavere Hansen and others traveled between Georgetown and Logan on Monday Friday's senior banquet in Randolph drew Mrs Stella Benson Mrs Mabel Wamsley and families attended. Messages note at Devers Whittington home visitors from Montpelier St Charles and Randolph attended events. Patricia Benson turned nine with a birthday party hosted by Stella Benson and outdoor games followed by refreshments.
Classified notices list sale items including a service station building in Bloomington with contact 2313. Also offers an old violin ~200 years old by Sam Winter and a spring firres inquiry by Wilford Michel. Kemmerer Blason Coal offered in 5 ton lots delivered countywide. prices 5730 per ton and 750 per stack. Contact Tom Wood Georgetown, call 182 J4.
Robert Spencer was guest of honor at a Monday birthday party hosted by Mr. and Mrs Farrell Spencer. Attendees included Jay Spencer Carol Spenticer DelMoye Hansen Kent Kimball Lauren Whittington Alan Wamaley Thad Mattson Lloyd Sprouse Lynn Lutz and Bobby Spencer. Mrs Frank Jensen returned from Montpelier to stay until school lets out.
Sara Grimmett Hoge, daughter of John H. and Louisa Neal Grimmett, born in Bear Lake county. She studied in local schools, graduated from Fielding Academy, earned a teaching certificate at the University of Utah, and taught in Dingle, Emerson in Paris, and Blackfoot before marriage to Dr Walter S Hoge. They lived in Blackfoot over 30 years until his death. she has since resided in Paris with two married children, Dr Walter G Hoge in Germany and Nondus Bithell in Blackfoot.
A long time club and church worker, Mrs Hoge, former president of the Current Events club and charter member of DUP and La Cultus, expresses a strong wish to serve in Idaho's Legislature. She has been active in Women’s Camp and local politics, emphasizing family political tradition and women’s broader participation. She quotes Lady Nancy Astor on women in politics and urges capable, not token, involvement.
Instruction notes how to clean a kitchen sink by washing and wiping with a rag dampened with turpentine to cut grease.
A simple glaze combines one and a half cups powdered sugar with half a cup applesauce to create a smooth icing for spice cake gingerbread or applesauce cake. This quick mix yields a sweet topping with minimal effort and plenty of flavor.
Gerald Windlay, son of former Bloomington residents now in Pocatello, returned from the Southwest Pacific with discharge and smiles. Local visitors include Ronald Laursen of Hyde Park and Lorenzo Lewis family of Idaho Falls. Mrs. Lorna Haddock had major surgery at Bear Lake hospital and is recovering. A stake missionary party at Laketown and a temple excursion at Logan are noted, along with dances and visits to Rigby, Idaho Falls, and Pocatello.
A note explains that bridal derives from bride ale many old English weddings celebrated with ale at bridal feasts. Other festivals were likewise called ales when ale served as the main drink.
The L D S church column details a service program including songs such as Plant Roses and One Mountain High, prayers by Loren Sleight, and a discussion on Joseph Smith's boyhood, the First Vision, the Three Witnesses, and future church leadership. Speakers include Bishop Oliver L. Peterson, William Lamborn, John Weston, and Norman Beck with closing benediction by Lynn Sleight.
Do not use strong bleach as it weakens fabric. Dilute bleach when washing towels. Dry towels in sunshine but bring them in once dry. Avoid wind to prevent hem fraying. If selvage wears, sew several rows along the edge to strengthen and extend wear.
County Commissioners on May 13 ordered road overseers to report to the County Attorney and file criminal complaints against those using county road grades to hold back waters. Damaged grades endanger traffic and state law forbids diverting waters by damming culverts or barrow pits on rights of way.
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