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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1952
Page
5
Local residents recount weekend visits and family occasions across towns including Ogden Rexburg Pocatello Paris and Logan. Attendees include Thornock Bateman Hart Painter Ward Payne Nelson Bateman and others with multiple trips for graduation medical aid and family gatherings.
Mrs Ross Pope and children shopped in Montpelier. Sherrill Pugmire’s trousseau tea was held at St Charles. Numerous locals visited Paris Logan Ogden and Fish Haven this week. Memorial day wreaths were made by Garden City residents. Paris teen softball won 8 to 8 over local team. Camp Nephelier visit and Good Will tour highlighted by Sheriff Lutz and American Legion. Local sports trips include Camp Nephelier Scout events and a two week Hast vacation for Rollin Findlay and George Calder.
The article lists callers visiting Mrs Grace Derricott and family on May 20 and May 9 in Idaho. It records FIA meeting with Bildon Morgan elected as District Officer, various residents visiting Preston and Montpelier, radio from New York featuring Bernard Brown, and a spring trip to Utah and Arizona.
Mr and Mrs Jefferson Dunford and Nadine Nelson spent Thursday in Salt Lake City. Mark Madsen of the USAC spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Asa Madsen.
Mrs Leo F Passey visited Salt Lake with her ill sister. A baby girl weighing 7 lb 7 oz was born to Mr and Mrs Mitchell Cevert on May 19. Lanark graduates include Love Parker Devers Passey Merl Roberts Russell Passey who visited from Carlin Nevada. Emer son eighth graders LaRae Hoge Gayle Eborn Merlin Parker. Numerous visits to Garden City Paris Liberty and a Bee Hive Swarm Day list several residents. South Liberty Irrigation Co started ditch work.
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