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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1956
Page
3
Community members report health updates and visits across Montpelier and nearby towns. Nephi Bunderson cares for ill Annie Keetch and Louise Nebeker while Iola Monson travels from Pocatello to Montpelier for care exchanges.
The UP&L Co. banquet for Utah employees is followed by a week at home for a deer and elk hunt. Alton Bunderson and son Joe of Boise join others camping in the Star Valley mountains. Several families visited kin across Utah and Idaho, with trips home after visits in Salt Lake City Ogden and Camp Lifton.
Mrs Gerry Alley and her seven join Friday and Saturday in Logan and Hyde Park with a dinner at grandmother Mrs Jane Lambs. Russell Myers family visited his parents Heber and Mrs Myers Saturday in the orchard before returning to Ogden. This week adds Mrs June Boyd of Salt Lake to the school faculty living with Mrs Joseph Barley. Rufus Mumphery of Logan and children visited Albert Weston families Sunday. Pearlina Alley welcomed cousin John Waterlaus and his son Carl from Riverdale near Preston Saturday. Mra Vaterlaus
A homemaking couple debates efficiency with a new RCA Whirlpool automatic washer. The husband touts scientific methods like small daily loads and a universal water level, while the wife questions practicality and suggests adding the matching dryer to complete the laundry setup.
A society asks how public schools should shape children toward reading writing and study while balancing sports music and fair play. Parents want teachers to instill values, guide character and prepare youth for college and honest work, urging high teacher standards and pay to attract the best.
Mrs Emma Cheney hosted Mr and Mrs Warmon Cheney of Ogden for a day’s work on farm chores. Aliidon Kearl and wife Rose traveled to Montpelier to consult a visiting physician at Bear Lake Hospital last week.
A compact overview describes the foot as a delicate structure of two bone groups and many ligaments forming its complex mechanical system.
A historic one cent Guinea Britsh issue from Guiana, part of the Arthur Hind collection, reportedly sold at auction in 1933 for more than 45 000 dollars per Britannica. The record price reflects the stamp’s rare status and high market interest.
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