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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1960
Page
3
Read of a strong week wind storm seen Saturday lifting a delivery stork over Laketown. The bird struggled to stay aloft in the gusts, finally landing Sunday evening in a westerly direction near residential areas.
A fragment from a Logan area bulletin notes a birth at the LDS hospital with the Westie family and visitors from Salt Lake City and nearby towns. The report mentions a girl born to Ivans and family, awaiting cheers and comments, amid many local visitors and ongoing community chatter.
Mr and Mrs Earl Findlay spent two or three days in Salt Lake City last week. Mrs Julia Passey is very ill and bedridden since last Monday with most of her children visiting to help. Harlan Eborn cared for Udell Robers children while their mother was in hospital for a new baby girl and for J T Eborns children from Montpelier while parents were in Salt Lake City. Newell Passey and Georgetown visitors came to see at Irwin Parker and Julia B Passey homes. Darrell Eborn and son Matt moved to Logan with Harlan Eborn on Thursday.
Mrs Melvin Lyon and family hosted visitors including Darryl Poulsen Elzo Poulsen and Alma Poulsen. Rex Hymas and skins and other guests from Bennington Logan Brigham City and Fish Haven called on area residents. The Stake MIA held a fireside at the Liberty Ward chapel with a large audience and refreshments.
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers met at Ida Pass ey home with a good crowd. Local residents attended Conference in Paris. Irwin Parker and Harlan Eborn hosted visitors from Montpelier Liberty Ord Randolph Logan and Salt Lake City area.
Dr W C Stock dentist at Medical Arts Building announces hours and contact by telephone 67. Not in office Wednesday afternoon.
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