Paris Post Admits Mail as Second Class Matter
The Paris Post is designated as Second Class Matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under the Act of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1954
Page
4
The Paris Post is designated as Second Class Matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under the Act of March 3 1879.
Week of Nov 18 reports visits by Mr and Mrs Murray Hansen and daughter of Salt Lake to the Mc Murray home. Other dinners and overnights include Mrs Nellie McMurray in Richmond with Sam Austin, Gilbert Neilson party in Cleveland, Calvin Hymas hosts in Mink Creek, Nadine Roberts with Julie Ann Shepher in Montpelier, and Nye and Widmer families visiting Nyasa Oregon. Multiple Logan Cokeville and Blackfoot gatherings noted with Hymas families and local residents. Dean Bartschi and Vitt
Last week at Willowdale Farm callers included Morris Larsen of Corrine Utah Boyd Dallis and Garnet Woodward of Franklin. Also visiting Mr and Mrs Wayne Derricott were Glen Hayes of Georgetown Leta Bradley Lillian Lee of Montpelier and Don Stuck of Paris.
Mrs Annie Sorenson of Harriman Utah visited relatives here over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Adrian Nielson and baby returned home after weeks in Rupert. Wesley Jensen traveled to California for an extended visit with their son Bobby Dean Jensen. Charles Parker and Helen Buehler wed Nov 4 in the Idaho Falls Temple and spent a week in Boise before settling in Ovid. Mae Sorenson hosted a sewing group on Nov 11 with attendees listed. Ina Peterson visited Paris with her parents. MIA held a fireside with talks by Wanda Johnson Ruth Beck Willard Johnson Hazel L Peterson and Russell Sorenson. homemade candy served. Joseph Olsen and James Olsen families left for Nampa on business for about three days. Milo Fannon of Twin Falls visited the Dewey Johnsons for hunting over the weekend.
R. Beyeler and Reuben Stock visited Ogden to repair the Fish Haven water line. Local men work on bad spots while others visit relatives, attend church, or welcome new babies.
The BERN NEWS column notes visits and travels of the Kunz family and relatives over the past week. Mr and Mrs Dean Kunz traveled to Salt Lake. Susan Susan, Linda, and Mark stayed with grandparents in Montpelier. Numerous relatives visited in Logan, Soda Springs, and Paris.
Week Fred, Weston and Jimmy Parker of Lanark were dinner guests Sunday at the Robert Schmid home.
A quilt was made during a Relief Society meeting on Tuesday with lessons by Mrs Ellen Earley. Mrs Agnes Toomer, recently ill, shows signs of improvement. Relatives and friends visited, and Gayle Eborn joined Fielding Chorus for a Pocatello music clinic.
Ithica chapter of the DUP held its monthly meeting in the Relief Society hall last Thursday. Randolph county officers Lois Johnson Debra Hatch and Donna Groll attended. Oreta Satterthwaite gave the lesson titled Mormon Villages. Refreshments served by Lydia Johnson Jane Robinson Arvella Hawkins and Sarah Myers. Mrs Barbara Earley wore glasses fitted by her Logan doctor and is happy to read again. Glayde Erickson of St Charles visited Laketown last Sunday. Doyle Esterholdt son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Esterholdt graduated from Primary during Sacrament meeting. Clarke Willis Terry Willis and Scott Johnson were inducted into the Scouts by Vernon G Robinson and Agnes Wahlsstrom Peterson, who with his wife, manages the Chicago Stake.
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