Fish Haven Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Weddings
A series of social items from Fish Haven recounts visits by Mrs. Alice Loveland and Mrs. Ada Howell in Lanark at Mrs. Leo Passey s home, a bundle shower for Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Beck, and numerous weekend trips. Names include Fern Beck, Fern Taylor, Mabel Nelson, Lou Williamson, Lois Floyd, and Thomas Johnson among others. Highlights mention Mrs. C.C. Shirley ill, and editor Mr. Wallis visiting.
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Alice Loveland
Ada Howell
Lanark
Leo Passey
C.C. Stock
Ivan Beck
McKay Howell
Emms
Kemmerer
Cottle
Alfred Howell
Leon
Blackfoot
Rexburg
Bishop
Claranéa -Gook
Garden City
Fern Beck
H. E. Howell
Ernest
Shirls
Rayola
Bishop C. C. Shirley
Stafford Clevelami
Mabel Nelson
Roscoe
Fork
J.H. Maughn
Utah
Calif
Lou" Williamson
Califor
Augusta, Eunderson
Logan
May Bunderson
R. E. Nelson
Babe
Marcy Nelson
Zera Nelson
Grandma Nelson
Montpelier
Lois Floyd
Thomas Johnson
Brigham City
Wallis
the Post
Azella Horton
J. J. Pugmire
Rockwell
St Charles Friends Attend Shower in Paris Honor Blossom Wilks
Social notes record Mr and Mrs Rich Allred attending a Paris shower for Blossom and Wilks. Mr and Mrs B T Hegner and family left for Idaho Falls on a transfer. R Lee from Salt Lake fills Hegner vacancy. Lawrence Sorenson visited from Star Valley. Stanford Pugmire and family visited Pocatello and Logan trips noted. Mrs Russell Clayton and daughter visited Paris relatives.
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Rich Allred
Paris
Blossom &Wilks
B.T. Hegner
Idaho Falls
Hegner
Utah Power & Light Co
R. Lee
Salt Lake
Lawrence Sorenson
Star Valley
Stanford Pugmire
Pocatello
Richard Pugmire
Stanford
Logan
Russell Clayton
Mra
Robot Sorting Cards With One-Eyed Machinean Early 20th Century Innovation
Chicago reports a Westinghouse developed automatic card sorter that reads and routes millions of remittance stubs using a photo electric eye. Engineer Douglas A Young designed the device to classify bills tickets and records into one of 1000 compartments with a single operator.
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Chicago
F. T. Whiting
Northwest
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing ‘Company
Douglas A. Young
Westinghouse Organization
Electric Eye
Woman Leads Double Life Across Two Homes
Worcester court records reveal Mrs. Disse Lavigne, aged forty, lived with two husbands for over two months while secretly married to James L. Tully. She claimed to practice nursing, enabling time split between both households until her husband’s suspicions sparked an arrest on a bigamy charge.
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Worcester
Mags
Disse Lavigne
Henry Lavigne
James L. Tully
Shamokin Imposes 11 PM Radio Curfew
Shamokin council adopts an ordinance setting 11 p m as the curfew for all radio bets within the borough At the hour bets must be turned down and house windows closed when radios play Other towns like Wilkes Barres police pledge prompt action against excessively loud radios and order volume reduction on demand
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Shamokin
Wilkes-Barre
Engineer Drowns Ship's Pet Cat Threatens Crew
Long Beach California authorities report John Ahern chief engineer aboard the oil tanker George Kellogg was jailed after allegedly throwing the ship mascot, a cat, overboard during a voyage through the Panama Canal drawing an investigation involving Louisiana and California legal offices.
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Long Beach
Calif
Louisiana
California
Breakfast tips and coffee storage advice from a dietitian
The article discusses hearty winter breakfasts featuring oats with figs and prunes, plus a recipe for fig and prune compote yielding five servings. It also urges vacuum packed coffee to prevent flavor loss from oxygen exposure and notes most aroma fades within 24 hours.
State Fights Child Disease in Idaho Winter Plan
Idaho plans a winter immunization push against illnesses harming schoolchildren. Public Welfare Commissioner Lewis Williams says vaccine and serum are being distributed statewide amid anticipated outbreaks. The 2,500 dollar legislature grant funds immunization efforts and the department prepares serum for infantile paralysis emergencies using recovered patient blood.
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Boise
Idaho
Department of Public Welfare
Lewis Williams
Public Welfare
R. L. Nourse
Beet growers to receive over three billion in payments
Utah Idaho Sugar company officials announced beet growers and company employees will be paid more than 3.0 billion this month. On November 20 checks totaling 2.712 million will go to beet growers with 300 thousand to firm employees. October deliveries reached 452 thousand tons, slightly below last year. November payments due December 15.
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Salt Lake City
Utah, Idaho Sugar Company
Gun wanted notice seeks owner of rifle marked F. J. Foulger
A house gun notice asks residents with an army rifle bearing the name F. J. Foulger to inspect and return it to the owner. The appeal appears in a local police or public safety notice and urges prompt action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Foulger
Pocketbook Recovered After Quick Confrontation
Alderman J. W. Marcus surrendered his pocketbook containing 10.85 dollars to a black holdup man. After the thief took his gun and began a dispute Marcus argued briefly and retrieved the pocketbook, frightening the assailant away. Local report from Sulisore for the Post.
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Mobile
Ald
J. W. Marcus
Sprouse Visitors Highlight Paris News and Photo Offer
Christm season specials at Rinehart Studio Montpelier Idaho advertise an extremely low price of four dollars and fifty cents per dozen photos. Mr and Mrs Claud Sprouse from Garden City Utah visited Paris Saturday.
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Christm
Claud Sprouse
Garden City, Utah
Paris
New Mail Schedule for Paris Lines Up With O. R. Schedule
The Paris mail schedule adopts four daily departures to match the O R schedule effective that day. Mail for eastbound connections should aim for the 3 30 p m train. Also includes a stray courtroom remark and a ram for sale notice from Smithfield Utah.
Notice of Intention to Create Improvement District Paris Idaho
City of Paris Idaho passes resolution to form Local Curb and Gutter Improvement District No. 1 on Main Street from Second North to Second South. Estimated cost 1742.40 dollars at 30 cents per lineal foot. Protests due by November 16, 1931 at 7 30 PM. Jesse Matthews notes Liberty resident in town Monday.
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Paris
Ostober
City of
Idaho
Main Street
Second North Street
Second South Street
Gath
Montay
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Goltvou
Helen Pugmire
U. A
Loegan
Leroy—Wilkes
Wilks
Lavina Pope
St. Charles
Professional Directory
E. H. Humphreys
Rich
C. O. Moore
Bourgeon
Office Browning Building
M. M. Shepherd
Ashley-Garret Bldg
Spencer H. Rich
Telephone Company
City Meat
Ira Peterson
Bear
RIVER
Land & Rest Co
Reae Estate Dept
Staley
Montpélier
Nancéal
Déairis Fia
Bpeétal
M. Williams
Mortuary
Pennsylvania
Sulsorire
Priver
Judge
Rambouilleu Rams
J.henry—Meikle
Smithfield
Jesse
Matthewa of
Liberty
Keford Furniture Co
Es Eyee Bear-Bake State Bank
Mao
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