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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1942
Page
8
Paris and nearby communities see a weekend of visitors and moves with many names listed including Hann Stucki Rich Hoge Tueller and Patterson. Local sale offers feature 750 head of cross bred yearling cattle from Covey Brothers and used lumber inquiries tied to the Paris First Ward meeting house.
Mr and Mrs Laurel Pugmire of Preston visited Wednesday. Mrs Pugmire stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Amos Hulme for the week. Mrs Alton Kears of Fish Haven and Mrs Eldon Cook of Cokeville dropped by Eliza Cook's home. Walter Poulsen returned from Soda Springs with son in law Richard Lau and newborn grandsons. Lyman Tueller of Geneva visited Paris. Van Ness Vallentine spent Wednesday in Logano and Mink Creek on business. Al Cluff and son returned from Pocatello and Mrs B H Johnson joined them to Paris. Don Tueller and Willard Stucki, AC students, visited Paris Tuesday evening.
Mr and Mrs Alma Findley with George Ward hauled scrap iron to Ogden and then went to Salt Lake City for a conference, returning Monday. Hyrum and Rex Thompson drove to Syracuse to fetch Cerissa Thompson from the tomato canning plant, while Mrs Loren Peterson went to Salt Lake and will stay until Loren’s Fort Douglas army transfer. Mr and Mrs Will Painter with several relatives brought Helen Jean home from Syracuse where she worked at the canning factory. Clyde Walker and family visited J S Price in Brigham City. George Piggott, Brigham City employee, visited with his family. Darell Orr visited his grandparents H V Hansen before enlisting in the Navy.
Raymond Willard Kelley of Kemmerer and Maxine Bartlett of Opal wed October with Bishop Oliver Peterson of Ovid officiating. Frank Lee Lesler and Minnie Feam of Diamondville married October 4 by Bishop Oliver Peterson of Ovid. Wayne Johnson and Frances Ewer of Evanston tied the knot October 5 with Bishop Eugene Shepherd in Montpelier. Harry Harris of Evanton and Lenorah Harris of Magna wed October 5 under Bishop James N. Transtrum.
Treasury notes encourage purchases of War Bonds and Stamps with at least ten percent of income every payday. Wilford Thornock of Ogden visits with relatives. Local residents host and travel between Ogden Logan Heber and Paris while a farewell party honors George Patterson enlisting in the U S Army.
Thelma Bateman performs a solo with Don Windley and Ellen Philips accompanying on piano. A reading by Dunford highlights a program of dance numbers from the community event.
Name after name covers weekend visitors in Logan and Randolph Idaho. Notables include Mrs. E. G. Peterson Jay Nebeker J Warren Taylor and many others. Military talk turns to New Zealand population parity with Detroit and 250000 trained fighters.
Fire chief Ep Carey criticizes Goebbels for broadcasting a claim that American army camps are full of drunkenness. The narrator argues the lie helps Nazi aims while U S leaders insist beer remains available in camps to sustain fighting morale and liberty.
Annual election meetings for selecting farmers and ranchers to serve on Community Agricultural Conservation Committees will be held in November. Exemptions cut Group B farm machinery purchases. rationing targets steel for war use. Gas for school cars favors routes. two million underemployed farmers may gain aid to move to productive farms. Idaho aims to raise 200 million chickens to offset red meat shortfalls this winter.
Davey Thornock was arrested last Saturday evening and appeared before Justice V. Smith Hoge on Wednesday. He was charged with reckless driving and fined $25. Hoge suspended Thornock's driver's license for 60 days.
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