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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1951
Page
4
Wash and Mr Owen Watterson of Benson spent several days last week at the home of Mrs Dorothy Tacller and family.
Ermen Stevens gets a new Plymouth and Bert Nelson buys a Ford. June Gordon and Nelsons visit Brig ham and Ogden relatives. A Home Arts club party hosted by Leona Payne features many attendees. Eighth Grade graduates are listed with several community members at Bear Lake Hospital and Fielding High School courses.
The Bear Lake County Idaho School District 1 announces a special meeting and vote on June 1 1951 at Fielding High School. Voters decide on up to nine mills extra levy and a one mill playground fund levy. Estimated district finances include operations need 60455 and levies to raise about 6479 with 21721 and 226? miscellaneous receipts. Election by secret ballot for qualified Idaho electors and district residents meeting taxpayer or guardian criteria. Clerk A C Shepherd signs notice May 12 1951.
Dale O. Richards as Administrator calls all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be shown to D. E. Haddock at his office in Room One of the Grim building.
Dale O Richards, administrator of the estate, designates the sale venue in the City of Paris Bear Lake County Idaho for conducting the estate business. First publication May 17 1951. Last publication June 14 1951.
Bear Lake County Idaho voters are asked to approve a plan to reorganize all districts into one County Unit District A, covering the entire county, with debt settlement totaling 273 368 00 and division into three trustee districts under the proposed plan. Polls open 1:00 PM to 8:00 PM on June 13 1951 at designated precincts.
City council proceedings record the May 21 1951 meeting with Walter Bird and others. Discussion covers street drainage enforcement, keeping cows off sidewalks, cemetery Decoration Day help, hiring two workers, budget approval, sign renovations, building permits for a high school and a home, storage costs review, culvert installation on East Street, and traffic enforcement at Center and Main.
Mrs Mary Hyman returned home from Smithfield Utah after visiting her children. Mrs Bean Sparks of Dingle spent the weekend with her parents. Lawrence King Tdell King and Marion Lyon moved to Montpelier for work. Mrs Jesse Scheidegger of Paris visited at her daughter’s home. Primary conference held Monday with Stake visitors and Liberty ward workers present. Bo R H. Sang left for Pocatello to serve on the jury. Lawrence King family hosted Delwin Orr for supper in Paris. Local graduates from high school: Idell King, Marion Lyon, Daniel Hymas, Albert Miller Jr, Keith Hymas. Mabel and DeVerl King visited Ivan Hymas Tuesday.
Local notes report visits and gatherings around Provo including Richard Ferrell and infant with sisters, families visiting from Onega Kansas, Anaconda Montana, Bremerton Washington and Hamilton Field California. A Paris 1st ward party celebrated Primary conference achievers with doughnuts and punch.
Election plan outlines polling places in Paris and Montpelier districts with main high schools kept separate. It lists acceptable elector qualifications including US citizen status, age, residency, and additional conditions for parents or taxpayers.
Patsy Jane Roberts visited Aunt Stella Wright in Afton Wyoming Friday and Saturday. Annette Erickson stayed a week in Logan with relatives. Ray mond Roberts hosted dinner Sunday for Arthur Haviland of Ogden. Reed Jensen returned to Logan after vacation with his parents. A bundle shower for Mrs Jack Stock at Wilma Ericks home featured many gifts and a good time. Goff Stalder and wife shopped in Montpelier May 23. Mrs Elmer Roberts and Patsy shopped in Logan Monday last week. Grant Findlay and daughter Diane drove to Cokeville Wyoming on business. Meryl Smith and children returned from Idaho Falls after two weeks. Cyril and Arthur Haviland hosted overnight guests at Griffith Roberts residence.
A vintage cooking note describes skewered lamb and pineapple broiled over low heat, served with a savory rice and mushroom mix. It covers marinating lamb in French dressing, alternating meat with pineapple, broiling, and seasoning, plus a mushroom parsley rice side with bouillon flavored liquor. Serves 6.
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