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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1943
Page
8
Local families visit and travel plans are noted with numerous names including Mr. and Mrs. Nye, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nye, and their Snohomish relatives. The column lists dining guests, Thanksgiving travel to Utah, sales offers, missing details on a for rent ad, and community notices such as a ward primary program and a conference in Bear Lake. An Allied Air Forces North Africa fuel figure closes the item.
In Tunisia 18 000 gallons of gasoline were consumed per hour per mechanized division as units moved. Transport is crucial with tank trucks cut in, flown out, and welded anew at destinations to sustain the campaign.
The Public Roads Administration within the Federal Works Agency reports American motorists reduced gasoline consumption by 17 percent in 1942 as part of wartime conservation.
Earl F. Passey visited from Randolph to discuss school matters on Friday. Carl Norris traveled to Logan to fetch his wife Barbara from her parents Dr and Mrs D J Sutton. A Ward party was held in the revocation hall last Thursday evening in honor of the retired Bishoprit.
The report covers a Bishopric led program with Primary recitations, a parody skit, and music under Amos B. Robinson, plus Sunday School and Mutual performances. Also noted are Daughters of Utah Pioneers meeting, choir and relief society readings, a carnival dance by N. R. H. 8. students, local visits, and family news including a new baby and furloughs.
Seve blackened bulbs are still usable where no critical seeing is needed. Use newer bulbs in reading lamps if size fits. Larger bulbs give more light per watt and are economical, but replace bulbs only after old ones fail.
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