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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1953
Page
3
Charley News reports residents cheer Ernest W. Allred’s discharge from Bear Lake Hospital after illness. Others recoveries noted include a young Michaelson burn victim, Ernie Layland’s leg healing, and ongoing care for Alviros Arwell. Local travel and visits are mentioned amid a quiet week and stake conference attendance.
A list of Fish Haven residents and guests who attended a conference in Paris is provided, naming Alfred and Emily Howell and many other couples and individuals. Visitors from Ovid Logan Randolph Randolph Argyle Ran dolph Stock Jensen etc. Also notes Mrs Elda Devenish and family returning from California and Ted Stock moving to Seattle for a master’s program.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Morrell Weston at Evanston Memorial Hospital on Sept 21 weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces. Both mother and baby are doing well and Morrell is smiling contentedly. Sunday visitors included Randolph residents and several couples from area towns as well as guests from Salt Lake and Logan during various calls.
Carlson and Dennis Reed Hymns and sons Ferris and Terry spent two days at the ram sale in Idaho Falls. Norma Arnett and Mrs Keetch of St Charles were visitors Tuesday evening. Cadileen Hymns stayed with Annette Findlay in Bloomington Tuesday night. D A Walton returned from Logan after a week away. Julia Shepherd visited Soda Springs to see Mrs David Gerber and twins at Caribou Hospital. Anonea Sparks of Bennington visited Thursday. Julie Ann Shepherd stayed overnight with Nadine Roberts in Liberty. Edwin and Grace Nelson spent several days at Calvin Hymas home.
Mrs. Douglas Spence visited Montpelier. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Twitchell spent time in Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. DeVerl Whittington shopped in Montpelier. Mrs. Milford Loveland visited Fish Haven. George Calder returned from LDS Hospital. Mrs. Reed Jensen and children stayed with her parents in Hodges. Capt. Mark P. Hodges on furlough from Texas. His family will join him. Mrs. Frank Firding visited Milford Loveland. C. R Spencer visited from Logan. Paul Hoyes injured at Lees Wyoming, treated in Montpelier. Royal Pope visited Fish Haven. LaMar and Mrs. Roberts visited in Liberty for Mrs. Gibbons’ illness. Bishop C. W Pope seeks treatment for leg. Duane Wyler from Paris visited Gibbons. Mrs. Lamont Scofield traveled to Logan. Camp Amanda Daughters of Utah Pioneers met at Nina Sorenson’s home. Stella Benson led lesson. Mabel Wambly appointed chaplain. attendees listed. Relief Society met. ten ladies attended. Vocal solos by Nadine Hansen and Jeanie Hildt. necklace making demonstrated by June Loveland.
From where I sit 4g Joe Marsh notes a wife ties a red ribbon to her finger at breakfast to remind neighbors to donate to the Woman's Club Library Fund. The effort raises funds for books and library repairs, sparking reflections on neighborly rights and shared tastes.
R H Matthews and Tim Matthews traveled to Omaha with their lambs this week. Mrs Ethel Matthews visited Idaho Falls with daughters Mrs Richard Hulbert and Mrs La Moyne Secrist last week. The 4th Quorum of Elders held an Ageein in Emigration canyon Friday. Frank and Mrs Brown visited here over the weekend then returned to Salt Lake. Ralph Jurgensmeier and family and Wayne Derricott plus Mrs Herman Johnson attended a call last Thursday for Mrs Ivie Humpherys.
Week of Sept 24 reports Bishop Robert d traveled to Ogden and Kaysville calling on the Gortomsky Parker and Bridges families and staying with Parkeers and Grunigs. Accompanied by Schmid they visited Noon an Salt Lake City and Brigham City, returning Sunday. Elders Muir Jacobson and Kunz served as home missionaries and Kunz led Sunday night services.
Myrl Hooker met with the 4th ward Sainte as Emery Mum ford of Montpelier and Donald Sorenson filled their appointments to the Dingle ward Sunday night. A birthday dinner for George Kunz and Mervin Benni was hosted at the Kunz home with family present. A servant meal was provided by Mrs Kunz and daughters. Other attendees included Mex Jones Eva Maa Kunz. Robert Kunz of Logan is visiting relatives, while Anthon Kunz is ill and receiving good wishes.
Notice is given in Bear Lake County Idaho to creditors and claimants against Mary E Floyd deceased to exhibit claims with vouchers within months after first publication to administrator William F Floyd. Claims should be filed at D B Haddock attorney in Grimmett Building Paris Idaho. First published September 10 1953. Last published October 8 1958.
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