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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1946
Page
4
VA announces terminal leave bonds accepted to cover National Service and US Government Life Insurance premiums. Bonds may pay premiums, purchase additional insurance, reinstate or convert policies, or repay pre July 31 1948 loans with credit for face value and accrued interest. Assignment forms available at VA offices.
A collage of remarks features Ty rone Powe and Annabella on career conflicts, Clare Ras mussen on changing styles, a split from Chee to husband with $1000 monthly clothing costs, and opinions by T E Oliver and Robert R. Wason on equality and reactions to perceived threats.
Mrs. Gretta Ssterholdt underwent major surgery in Bear Lake hospital. Substituting is Mrs. June H Loveland. Local residents hosted goose suppers and gatherings at Stock and Shirley homes. Several visitors from Layton Downey American Fork Logan and Ogden areas attended events.
Veterans can choose lump sum or installment options under a new law that let beneficiaries receive varying payment structures. If no option is chosen before the veteran’s death, 36 monthly installments apply. Reinstate lapsed policies by Feb 1, 1947 with two months’ premiums and a health certification.
Ambitious qualified individuals are urged to explore opportunities in the United States Army. Reenlist in a grade matching training and experience, joining Army, Navy, Marine Corps, or Coast Guard MOS. Visit a local recruiting station now for an assured profitable and pleasant career prospects.
Cecil Thornock constable of Bloomington Precinct lists two estray calves in Bear Lake Idaho. A whiteface bull calf four months old and a red whiteface heifer calf three months old were taken up November 138th 1946. Sale scheduled at Grace Thornock ranch Bloomington Precinct on November 29 1946 at 2:00 pm.
In the Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho Fenton R Allred administrator of Elizabeth W Allred deceased invites creditors and others with claims against the estate to present vouchers within four months after first publication to D and Haddock attorney in the Grimmett Building Paris Bear Lake County Idaho. First published November 14 1946 last December 12 1946.
Bloomington Gleaners and scout leaders staged a fireside at the home of Mr and Mrs Alma Findlay Sunday evening with about thirty attendees.
A Veterans Administration survey shows almost two thirds of Northwest women veterans applied for G I Bill benefits within four months of discharge, highlighting prompt claims behavior among new veterans.
In Bern and surrounding areas many residents traveled for business and family visits from Montpelier Cokeville St Charles and Paris. Notable names include Charles Nate Helen O Thomas Grover Dalrymple Silas L Wright and Robert H Kunz. The Veterans Administration reports U S veteran population surpassed 17 500 000 by September end.
Naomi Passey administratrix of the Clarence Passey estate notifies all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims to be submitted to D. M. Haddock attorney at Grimmett Building room one Paris Bear Lake County Idaho. Publication dates November 7 1946 and December 5 1946.
Ida May Ward executrix of the last will and testament of John M Ward also known as J M Ward announces a formal notice to creditors and all persons having claims against the estate. The notice seeks timely filing of claims under applicable probate law.
The county fair awarded Bert Childers top prize for corn citing not only the ears but presentation. Judges praise neat husks clean displays and a spotless booth as key factors in merit and endorse responsible moderation and self regulation in tavern trade through Andy Botkin of the Garden Tavern.
The notice announces vouchers and business transactions for the estate of John M. Ward, with executrix Ida May Ward acting at the Grimmett Building in Paris, Bear Lake County, Idaho. It specifies the office of D. B. Haddock as attorney and sets dates for publication from October 24 to November 21, 1946.
In Bear Lake County Idaho GEO Albert Spencer sues unknown heirs and devisees of Sarah D Rich and others including Paris Roller Milling Co for ownership of described 1096 acre parcel with water rights. The case names unknown claimants and rights in the property and bounds detail the land description.
The State of Idaho serves summons to defendants in Bear Lake County. A complaint filed in the Fifth Judicial District seeks to quiet title on the described tract of 6300 square feet containing a dwelling. Defendants must answer within twenty days. failure will prompt judgment. Court seal dated October 25, 1946.
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