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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1960
Page
1
Community notes list visitors and travels across Brigham City Ogden and Montpelier. Funeral attendances and family gatherings include Syl Caldwell John Gertsch and Peter Grandy. Navy and Mission details mention Larry Michel and Thomas Rogers.
A collection of notes on agricultural food research includes new meat tenderizing methods from the Scotch ministry of agriculture using accelerated freeze drying and enzyme soaking, and an Ohio State University seaweed coating for dressed chicken to retain juices. Other items discuss whey use in baking and malted milk powder, plus mildew prevention in new houses with ventilation and cleaning guidance.
The Pocatello Navy Recruiting Station announced ten men and two women enlisted in October. Names include Willard Johnson of Ovid Idaho, Arlin Nelson of Soda Springs, Dennis Smith of Bancroft, and WAVES recruits Jacquelynn Shamburger of Pocatello and Terry Erickson of Blackfoot. Gene Johnson reenlisted for a second term and plans a Navy career.
On November 6 1960 a family gathering at the Walter Lewis home in Paris honored their 62nd wedding anniversary and Mrs Lewis 82nd birthday. All seven children attended with 56 other family members present including Donnetta Baker Lorin Lewis Lorenzo Lewis Eldon Lewis Hilda Sorenson Yola Meed and Viola Morten son.
The Paris Second Ward party gathered Friday at Emerson School with about 200 attending. Ralph Roghaar led as master of ceremonies. Music featured Sally Minson, Jack ie and Blanche Wallentine, Velma Hansen, Hattie Wallentine, and others. Bishop Clifford Price gave remarks and Edith Haddock presented a History of the Second Ward before dancing capped the evening.
Debora Faloni of Clearfield Utah admitted November 10 for minor surgery. Edith Stephens of Montpelier admitted November 10 for medical care. Karen Messerly of Montpelier admitted November 10 for medical care. Martin Lloyd Ipsen of Bennington with Mrs Enez Hoff of Georgetown admitted November 11 for medical care. Stephen Teichert of Cokeville admitted November 2 after an accident. Mrs Donovan Stephens of Montpelier admitted November 12 after an accident. Miss Marsha Stephens of Montpelier admitted November 12 after an accident and transferred to Ogden. Spencer Sorenson of Ovid admitted November 12 for medical care. McKay Weston of Laketown admitted November 12 after an accident. Marcell Bridges of Montpelier admitted November 14 for medical care.
A correction clarifies that Walter Ward received 82 votes in Bloomington instead of 18 in Bear Lake County last week, adjusting the charted tally for the village.
Agricultural Extension note advises egg quality maintenance through careful handling and storage. Gather eggs thrice daily, cool quickly, clean dry eggs, wash only at 110 to 120 degrees for under three minutes, store at 55 to 60 degrees with 70 percent humidity, use pre cooled wire packing, and provide 14 hours of artificial light with 60 watt bulbs per 200 square feet to prevent cannibalism.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Rich of Montpelier were dinner guests Thursday November to the Grimmetts Paris. Sunday November 13 Mr and Mrs Bill Lauridsen were dinner guests in the Grimmettts home in Paris.
Linda Gail Breese of Columbus Ohio is named the 1961 New March of Dimes National Poster Child. She was born with an open spine and excess brain fluid, had surgery as a newborn and again nine months later, uses a shunt and crutches, and her family hopes for a cure.
Idaho's October fatality record shows minor violations contributing heavily to crashes. State Traffic Safety Director Robert B. McCall notes six intersection deaths from ignored signals, six wrong-way incidents, two improper passes, and five alcohol related fatalities among others. He cites a new 1960 record with four crashes producing two deaths each and two with three deaths.
Jota Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma met November 12 1960 at Idaho Cafe Soda Springs with 22 members and one guest Mrs Glade Millward BanCroft. Grace Owen Stalker delivered a book review on Negro culture stressing understanding through selected books. December meeting set for Montpelier December 10.
After weeks of campaign toil the candidates face a let down with some office changes in the county. The column notes a return to weather talks and familiar topics while gossip about Ezra Poulsen fades. A light, humorous tone closes with a nod to Christmastide.
Funeral services for Charles Crawford were held in Paris with speakers and musical tributes. Relatives from out of town attended the rites, and pallbearers included Ray Crawford and Willard Stucki. Cemetery services followed a formal procession led by church and community members.
The Idaho Territorial Centennial Commission will honor residents and non residents as honorary sourdoughs of Idaho for contributions in education art literature business agriculture industry labor government and public relations. Nominations will come from government departments schools major corporations and county centennial committees with the executive committee screening recipients. Recipients will receive a solid brass mining pan engraved with the title date and name plus a sourdough Starter Carter and a brochure on sourdough history and recipes intended to outlast the 1963 centennial.
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs William P Hinkle of Paris on November 11 1960. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Darwin H Wallenine of Paris on November 12 1960. Mrs Daren Tweller of Geneva on November 14 1960.
Mrs Hugh Jennie Rich visits her parents Mr and Mrs William Bateman in Brigham City Utah. She left Monday morning and will return later this week.
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