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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1941
Page
5
A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Lois Kunz daughter of Abel and Mary Kunz. She and Daryl Michaelson of St Charles were married in the Salt Lake temple. Attending were O T Parker and other Kunz relatives plus many visitors from Ashton Sacramento and Montpelier.
Mrs Nathal Busco and daughter and Mrs Lawrence Roberts of Montpelier were callers in town last Monday. The Hunze rer brothers of Star Valley were business callers. Monday Mr and Mrs Leo Passey and Mr and Mrs Joseph Beck are driving new cars. Rex Hymas and Mrs E D Hymas met with an accident Tuesday night killing a horse and causing car damage. Hymas had minor bruises. Joseph Beck returned home from Boise this week. Conference attendees included Mr and Mrs Archie Parker, Mr and Mrs Warren Passey, Mr and Mrs Worthy Becit, and Mr and Mrs Irwin Parker Jr. Truel Passey of Paris was a business visitor Wednesday night. Mrs Warren Passey and two daughters went to Georgetown. Julia Passey returned with them. Mrs H Findlay and son Earl visited Paris Sunday. Mr and Mrs Taylor and family and Coleen King of Ashton visited this weekend. Mr and Mrs David Parker and son visited Mink Creek Saturday. Muskrat’s Rubber Necklace: a muskrat near Bolivar New York wore a fruit jar rubber necklace trapped by Max Hurd, 12.
Fish Haven residents share updates on travels and gatherings. Mrs McKay Howell visits Kemmerer Wyoming while Douglas Stalder returns from Soda Springs to his family. Nearby, families join in harvest trips to Shelly Idaho and attend Utah Oil Refining meeting events.
Word comes that Warren Whittington died at 2 10 a m. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 p m in Ogden with burial in Ogden cemetery. Mrs Edith Whittington and family members will attend. Jack Mickle, road foreman at Willow Springs station, was in town for business. Frank Jensen of W W Clyde Construction Co has been home six months. Rumor of a forthcoming wedding between Gale Calder and Emma.
Boise Idaho The 16th reconnaissance squadron based at Gowen field moved into Gooding last Tuesday for battle practice. Airmen arrived after the 76th and 75th squadrons had completed maneuvers at Gowen and Twin Falls, under Lt Col John W Hart. Residents aided the exercise with good cooperation, including a Twin Falls farmer who saved army lines by not burning the hedge row.
Calder son and daughter of Mr and Mrs David Calder will work in Ogden for several weeks. Hodges family from Dubois Idaho visited Hodges in Garden City. Kimball and Matthews bought flocks from Hansen brothers and G b owned We note Thomas Hodges is off crutches after six weeks in a cast.
The Veterans Administration in Boise Idaho announces that 25 World War and Spanish American War veterans may enroll in the Civilian Conservation Corps in October 1941. Veterans may enroll any time during the month if employed and in need of work. those discharged from the CCC within the past three months are not eligible to re enroll. Enrollment does not depend on public relief status and must occur in the veteran’s state of residence. Transients must return home to enroll. Veterans should contact the Boise VA for forms and information.
Mr and Mrs Owen Thornock visited Bloomington for several days. Mrs Russell Payne of Logan spent the week with her parents Mr and Mrs Delora Nelson. A farewell party will be held Friday October 10 at the amusement hall for Harold Reese. Mrs Dale Brooker visits her parents Mr and Mrs George Ward.
A slender stiff brush aids in cleaning the spouts and grooves of coffee pots. It helps remove residue from hard to reach areas and maintains proper function and hygiene.
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