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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1941
Page
5
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Monday evening a shower honored Mrs James Pugmire formerly Lenore Thornock at Otis Bateman home in Bloomington with seventy five guests. A large number of Bloomington residents and out of town visitors attended gatherings and visits across St Charles Paris and Montpelier with many moves, arrivals, and weddings noted including Loma Crossley of St Charles marriage in Logan temple and Lora Thornock and LuVille Crossley in Logan.
Obituary notes funeral services for Mrs Verba Rich Bunderson with a complete obituary to follow. The item mentions local educators taking vacations and various family visits across the district, including weddings and showers in Dingle, Lakota, Paris, and Logan areas.
Wm Buckley and his father from Cokeville were in Bern on Friday. Mr and Mrs Kelley Sparks of Montpelier visited Bern on Wednesday. Mrs Rose Eschler and her son John from Ogden stayed with Mr and Mrs Wm Kunz this week. Abel C Kunz and Bp Parley Kunz moved sheep from Raymond to Bern last week.
Local residents share weekend visits and family events. J L Cottle hosted in his absence. Mrs Frank Findlay oversaw the post office and store. Families McKay Howell and Emma Webster traveled from Ogden for a pheasant hunt and visits in Glenns Ferry and Boise.
A period of social visits and travel is recorded with quilting party hostess Harriet Jensen hosting a dessert luncheon after a friendship quilt. Miss Ireva Gray was named Gold Green Queen in Pocatello. Families including Loveland, Shirley, Neilsen, and Roberts traveled between Utah Idaho California Oregon and Montana towns for family events and visits. An M men event and dessert luncheon occurred at Delores Nelson’s home on November 12th with regional entertainers.
The group met at the W A Howell home Sunday evening to write letters to youths in training camps and mission work. Guests at Paris last Saturday included Dean Thurman, Harold Loveland, Don Smith, Shirla Howell, Ray Ola Howell, and Leon Howell. On Sunday Nov 6, several locals joined a stake church security meeting in Montpelier, with Alma Perkins, William Jensen, Alfred Howell, Arthur Shirley, and Don Loveland present. F. P Conley of Ogden spent the weekend with his relatives.
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