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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1931

Page

1

City Council Holds Meeting and Curb Gutter Bid

City council discussed street light costs and audited fund receipts and disbursements. The bid for curb and gutter installation by O H Grimmett was accepted at 821.2 cents per running foot, amid protests against forming a curb and gutter special improvement district.

Hoge Price O. H. Grimmett Arff Shepherd Marshal Austin Water Works Committee Alfred Rogers

Downey match ends Fielding loss by one point

Wney won from Fielding 18 to 14 in Downey as Coach Church praised the team's effort. Standout players were Louis Shepherd Darrell Smith Bernell Wilks Harold Peterson and Max Stucki. The non league result does not affect Fielding's district standing.

Church Downey Althe Fielding Louis Shepherd Darrell Smith Bernell Wilks Harold Peterson Max Stucki Fielding

Junior Program at Fielding High Highlights 1900 1931 Fashion Change

The Fielding High School junior class presented a program on November 18 featuring America piano selections, readings, and a piano solo by Myrle Low. A fashion parade showcased dress changes from 1900 to 1931 with performers listed. The Armistice stories were read by Virginia Rich, Greta Rich, and Grant Grandy, introduced by Mr. Wallis of the American Legion.

Fielding High School America Eee Congregation Dee Porter C. Darleen Shurtliis Myrle Low Pearl Scheldigger Verda Poulsen LaRee Peterson Vilate

Mine Superintendent Miller Leaves for Vancouver

John Miller manager of the Solar Development Co. left for Vancouver British Columbia on Sunday for health reasons after an injury to his leg at the mine shaft. He travels with Robert Inch bookkeeper and chemist and is expected to return next week.

John Miller The Solar Development Co Vancouver B. C Robert Inch

War veterans face growing winter relief needs in Idaho

Boise The Veterans Welfare commission reports $25 000 of a $75 000 appropriation for world war veterans relief was used in summer as more requests arrive this winter. Secretary Lester F Albert says average four daily requests and local charities will supply most food and clothing while the commission funds rent and coal. The limited funds restrict aid to the most worthy cases and American Legion posts statewide cooperate with local relief groups.

Lester F. Albert Commission State Department of the American Legion Veterans Fund Albert American Legion

Ice Skating Rink Nearing Completion With Lighting

Ice skating pond expanding with cold weather. Colleretion Pim seeks to provide entertainment by day and night skating as the large pond becomes electrically lit for evening use.

New Portrait Studio Opens in Montpelier

A. W. Jack Anderson and family arrived in Montpelier and will open a portrait studio in the Garrett Building. The opening date is Wednesday the 18th. Anderson has eight years in photography and comes from St. Anthony, previously with a leading Pacific coast studio.

A. W Jack” Anderson Montpelier Anderson Garrett Building Mr. Anderson S T. Anthony W Pacific Coast Montpeler

Idaho Republicans Seek Unified Leadership For Coming Campaign

Boise anticipates November 28 meeting of the state central committee to choose a new chairman. Herman P. Falls urges support for a unified Republican program aiming tax relief, government economy, and consolidation of taxing units. He blames the governor for blocking earlier measures and endorses a shift toward reducing real property taxes and reforming county and state offices.

Boise R.—B.—Seaterday Herman P. Falls Minidoka County United State Central Committee Ails Republican Caucus Scatterday House Senate Idaho Board of County Commissioners State Superintendent of Public Instruction Bureau of Public Investment State Board of Land Commissioners Bureau of Budget Bureau of Supplies Boise Capital News

Oh Doctor Opera by Welding High Glee Clubs

Welding High glee clubs will stage the opera Oh Doctor probably December 9 and 10. Mr Jensen from the music department with Miss Ostlund and Miss Sirrine assist the student performers for a worthwhile entertainment.

Welding High School Jensen Ostlund Sirrine

J A Webb of Laketown Utah Visits Here

J A Webb of Laketown Utah made a business visit here on Wednesday. He is noted as stopping in for meetings and to explore local markets during his trip.

J. A. Webb Laketown Utah

Phosphate Mine to Open Soon and Begin Shipments

A carload of rock is being shipped tomorrow to the meat Co in Portland Guedon from the Agricultural Potassium Phosphate Co. It marks the initial shipment of a large order before the plant opens next month. C B Hayes says operations will resume on his return at the start of the month and shipments to Los Angeles will begin.

The Meat Co Portland

Bear Lake Stake Quarterly Conference Set for November 21 22

The Bear Lake Stake will hold a weekend conference at the tabernacle on Saturday evening and Sunday November 21 and 22. The public is invited to the Saturday session. A large attendance is expected. The program includes mixed choirs, talks, and special music with First Presidency representative in attendance.

STAKE Bear Lake Tabernacle Roy A. Welker First Presidency Paris Second Ward

Fielding Spartans Edge Soda Springs in 13–6 Upset

Fielding captain Harold Peterson scored two touchdowns as the Spartans beat Soda Springs 13 to 6 on November 13. Fielding totalled 235 yards from scrimmage to Soda’s 253, with 58 passing yards and one interception. Fielding finishes runner up behind Montpelier in the district.

Harold Peterson Fielding Spartans Soda Springs Eleven Soda Fielding Lewis Shepherd Thomas Piggott Max Stucki Darrel Smith Preston Michaelson Alfred Peterson Andrew Thompson Wayne Wilcox Montpelier Soda Springs Thatcher Bancroft

Paris Adopts New Mail Schedule With Rail Connections

The Paris mail schedule has been updated due to O. S. S. Ry. changes. Mail arrivals are at 18:30 and 2:20 PM, departures at 1:80 PM and 3:16 PM, with emphasis on sending mail to connect with the 3:15 PM east and west bound trains.

Paris

Norton Lunch Opens Near Novelty Theatre

Glenn Norton who ran the Standard Bottling works branch this summer has opened Norton Lunch in the canteen building north of the Novelty Theatre. The interior is painted green and furnished with taste, inviting for those seeking light lunches or sandwiches.

Glenn Norton Standard Bottling Works Norton Novelty Theatre

Idaho Motor Vehicle Licenses Extended to March 31

Idaho motorists may operate vehicles with 1931 licenses until March 31, 1932. The emergency clause tied to federal relief funds caused confusion, but the law remains in effect with annual licenses valid through March 31 of the following year.

Idaho National Congress

New Baby Girls Born to Engman and Wilcox Families

A baby girl arrived this week at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Engman and another girl at the home of Mr and Mrs Dean Wilcox. Both families report the newborns are doing nicely.

Albert Engman Dean Wilcox

Thornocks Take Train to Kemmerer Visit

Mr and Mrs Joseph B Thornock of Bloomington traveled by train to Kemmerer Wyoming on Wednesday to visit relatives aboard the outgoing service with plans to stay a short time.

Joseph B. Thornock Bloomington Kemmerer Wyo

Bear Lake County Officials List and Roles

District Judges are Robert M. Terrell and J N Downing. Commissioners include Landon R. Pugmire Wm J Hunter John T Peterson. Assessor Milford Williams. Attorney Charles E Harris. Clerk and Recorder Sam V Tunks. Physician C O Moore. Sheriff Asa Athay. Treasurer Arvilla Smedley. Superintendent Evva Beagles. Probate Judge Don C Haddock. Surveyor Robert A Birch. Agricultural Agent A E Duke. Health Nurse Clara Putnam.

Robert M. Terrell J. N. Downing Landon R. Pugmire Wm. J. Hunter John T. Peterson Milford Williams Cchas E. Harris Sam V. Tunks C. O. Moore Asa Athay Arvilla Smedley Evva Beagles Don C. Haddock Robert A. Birch A. E. Duke Clara Putnam

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Budge Clayton Longhrust Stucki Tuckar WNEY Miller Boise—The Charter Oak Shepherd Hdwe Imp. Co F. H.S Paris First Ward Rudolph Church Zane Grey George O'Brien Marguerite Churchill Noah Berry Southwest Fox James Dunn Eric Linden Beryl Meecer Big RKO Salt Lake City Talking Screen Thomas Meighan, Hardie Albright Maureen O’sullivan Bear Lake County
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