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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1960
Page
3
The administrator of Alma A Kunz deceased notifies all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at the attorney Louis F Racine Jr in Idaho. The letter is dated October 10, 1960.
Roland Willis, son of J. Crewey Willis and Florence 8, was taken to Salt Lake Army Headquarters and officially accepted for military service. Assigned to Army Headquarters at Fort Collins, Colorado, he will be processed with branch not yet known. A Wardchapel meeting by the State Committee for Community Betterment discussed plans for city improvement and urged public support.
Fog blanketed two deer hunting days with poor hill top visibility Saturday. Sunday clearing allowed many deerless hunters to bag venison and return home safely. Local football fans traveled to Logan to watch the Ags beat Wyoming. Weekend visitors included Milton Weston and Raymond Wemborn. Pep Club initiated eight eighth graders at the high school. A marriage notice for Bonnie Greed and Arthello Cheney was announced with a Bloomington reception planned in November.
Mrs. LaVon Sprouse and her daughter Linda shopped in Montpelier on Tuesday. Relief Society met the same day with Sister Ruth Hansen teaching the topic lesson and Sister Ning Sorenson delivering the Theology lesson.
Sidney Lutz drives a new car while visitors Mr and Mrs Clyde Kennedy call in Paris. Sheriff Sherman Lutz answers burglaries around Randolph with no clues yet. Harold Negus returns to Nebraska after funeral duties. Delilah Hodges checks up in Soda Springs with Merle Sprouse. Richs travel east with a new car. Mrs Ross Hodges aids business with Blaine and Glenn Rich. Numerous local residents listed for visits, duties and church events including the Relief Society program and music by Beatrice Cook and the Singing Mothers.
Mrs Evelyn Gooch visited Mrs Alice Rich on Sunday. An infant named Terry Lynn was blessed by his father at church. A list of town members testified at services. Lamont Pugmire and others visited hospitals and traveled to Pocatello for a school music clinic. A dinner party honored ladies of the town. Wesley Negus planned to settle in California, aiding sheep work. Wedding reception for Ronald Peterson held in Paris after a Logan temple wedding with a large group attending. Kay Arnell and Ina Arnell returned home from work. Hazel Transtrum attended the Paris Relief Society event as a Stake visitor.
Government Surplus Sales offers direct mail access to hundreds of U.S. Government Surplus Depots with items including cameras cars boats and office equipment at reduced costs. Pamphlets explain how to buy ship and obtain free surplus by mailing $2.00 to Surplus Sales Information Services in Washington D C.
Tuesday visitors included Mr and Mrs Frank Ricks and Mrs Cecil T Clements from Rexburg Idaho. Matthew Pugmire left Montpelier hospital only to relapse and be readmitted to hospital.
Mrs. Drew Wilkes and Mrs. June Loveland visited Bishop Weston’s home in Laketown. The Relief Society dinner netted adults 75 cents and children 35 cents with nearly full ward attendance. Out of town guests included families from Paris Liberty Garden City Evanston and Conda, plus visitors from Logan and Salt Lake City.
The Paris Post reports residents making visits and moves, including Mrs Ed Szatt taking her daughter to Montpelier for a doctor visit, Mrs Meryl Smith and daughter Tris moving to Ogden for the winter, and Mr and Mrs 8 L Collings hosting guests from Salt Lake City. Dr H H Scarborough, a vision specialist from Salt Lake City, will be in Montpelier Friday November 18 at the Motor Hotel to examine eyes and fit glasses.
Mrs Walter Pouleen is confined in Soda Springs hospital and entered on Monday October 81. She is progressing nicely.
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