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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1931
Page
5
The Post offers a free show ticket with each paid subscription through October 15. Tickets valid at Novelty or Rich Theatre for any program until November 1. Tickets not merchants tickets and usable any time with no extra purchase required.
L. F. Parsons of Boise secretary of the State Chamber of Commerce visited Paris on Saturday meeting local club leaders to discuss state matters.
The sentence urges readers to avoid correcting certain foolish sentences and mentions theatre tickets included with every paid subscription.
Laketown schools opened with 150 scholars led by Principal Oleon Lemon and staff including Vernon G. Robinson Gretta E. Cheney Spencer Griffin Leo F. Johnson and Grace Irwin. The community enjoyed pleasant weather and a conference, with locals noting organization notes from M I A and Relief Society meetings and visits from families.
St Charles residents return from Rochester Minnesota where Mr Curtis had a serious Mayo Hospital operation. Miss Bunderson improves at Budge Hospital Logan. Several families travel to Lewiston Clarkston Kemmerer and Clarkston for visits and work.
Mr. Rudy drives gravel trucks on the highway. Mr. and Mrs. Ola Mattson visited from Lake town. Miss Blossom Wilks visits sister Mrs. Rich Alfred. Mrs. Hettie Cleveland and children moved to Dines Wyoming for work. Rebecca Hill travels to Cheyenne to visit her children. Les Hill spent a day with family. The Pugmire and Allred families camped in St. Charles canyon last week. Women cook for their husbands during wood gathering.
Wanetta Thornock daughter of Mr and Mrs Sidney Thornock died early this week and her funeral was held Monday with large attendance. Also mourned was the three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Vern Nelson with services on October 5. Mrs Mary J Reese returned from a year in California visiting her daughter Mrs Levina R Hunter. Nellie Jacobson left for Idaho Falls to visit her daughter Mrs Lorenzo Grimmett. Bloomington residents attended general conference in Salt Lake City including Bishop Hulme Wendell Christensen and George Ward. Relief Society held a social with games ice cream and cake. Mr and Mrs Donald Thornock hosted a large gathering at their home with a wild goose dinner.
Garden City residents including Bishop Clarence Cook and Mrs. Sprouse visited Salt Lake City for a conference and fair. Lois Sprouse remained for the winter while others returned. A service station on the corner stays busy as Alex Johnson rebuilds after August’s fire. Local cattle leader W. M. Anderson checked in on cattle matters. Primary officials attended a convention in Paris. A potato delivery reached Star Valley on Saturday.
Nathan Barlow heads to Pocatello for a month with a sugar company. Merrell and Mrs Reese drove to Salt Lake City for a conference. Alma King of Gedron returns home after months away in trucking. Henry Parker of Lanark visits Bishop Schmid home. Mrs Kunz returns from Los Angeles with Horace and family after a month away. Wilhelm Kunz dairy operations noted. Marvin Clark visits Georgetown for Parley Kunz at his home.
Montpelier Idaho studio offers photographs at five dollars per dozen in best finish with other options cheaper. Targeted for child groups and family portraits, highlighting latest gear and over 35 years of reliable service. Includes mailing line about Paris admiration.
Johnny Colao of Chicago defeats Otto Fullner of Chicago in the final match at Lincoln Park to win the United States amateur horseshoe singles championship. Dozens of competitors from multiple states were eliminated along the way.
Impressive funeral rites were held in Bloomington for Burl Nelson a 2 and one half years old daughter of Mr and Mrs LaVern Nelson who died Saturday from an abscess and complications. The services were presided by Bishop John Hulme with prayers by C O Christensen and benediction by John Briscoe. Music by the choir solos by Wendel Christensen and Mrs Joseph Price. Speakers were John Ward S O Arnell H H Broomhead and Bishop Hulme. Interment was in Bloomington cemetery.
A brief note on Charles Lamb’s two major essay volumes The Essays of Elia published in 1823 and The Last Essays of Elia issued ten years later The pen name Elia borrowed from a former South Sea House clerk served to disguise his identity while he shared intimate experiences and thoughts and altered facts only as needed to keep anonymity.
Notice states parcels in Bear Lake County Idaho are delinquent for 1927 taxes. Taxpayer names and parcel descriptions accompany the notice with demand for payment to avoid collection actions. Official notice intended to inform owners and lienholders of delinquency and required payment.
Tax collector Arvilla Smedley announces 1927 taxes delinquent as of January 2 1928 with redemption period ending January 4 1932. Properties include Dr W D Orr Poynett Lot Lakeview Townsite Sybil Spartschi SE NW Sec 35 Twp 11 S Rge 43 E B M and others in Burgoyne and Montpelier areas.
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