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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1952
Page
5
Liberty News notes Mrs. Lyman Hymas traveling from Salt Lake City on Monday while many local families such as the Hymas Matthews Nye and Roberts clans join weekend conferences in Salt Lake and Alpine. Several residents, including Nellie McMurray and new baby at Ralph Jergensmire, travel between cities.
John T. Caine III known as Dean of the Tanbark Trail will speak at the Southwest Wyoming Hereford Association semi annual banquet in Kemmerer on October 14. Moyle Anderson, manager, said the event accompanies the Kemmerer Hereford Show and Sale. Caine, manager of the National Western Stock Show in Denver, built it into a leading livestock event.
Louis Wahlstrom from Montpelier plans a visit to the Oliver Wahlstrom home this Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Rich and Mrs Lee Keetch of St Charles visited town Sunday. The Hik hunt drew many guests from other areas to the valley. Wendell Johnson and family stayed in Ogden over the weekend with Quilla Nebeker and marked Quilla’s birthday. North Rich baseball hosted South Rich in a Friday engagement followed by a lake picnic.
Mr and Mrs Lester Bunderson and family from Monpelier and Bloomingien with logan relatives hosted Sunday guests. Idaho Falls visitors Douglas Farrow and Evan stayed with grandparents while attending Salt Lake conference. Swensen clan from Hy Rum took grandmother Mary Swensen home after a week with Leon Swensen. Bundersons traveled to Evanston for business and pleasure visiting Harry Tremelling and Laketown kin. Patience Stewart attended a teachers institute in Pocatello with husband Donald Stewart. Donald and Gayde kept doctors appointments in Logan to discuss Donalds serious case and will return Thursday.
Miss Louise Brinkerhoff was chosen Harvest Ball Queen by Sharon ward. Several local families attended gatherings and events including Primary parties, Mutual dances, canyon dinners, and church conferences in Sharon and nearby towns. Notables visited, traveled, and attended funerals in Liberty and Salt Lake City regions.
Local residents and families posted weekend travels and visits across Utah and Idaho. George and May Paintiapant and friends traveled to Georgetown and Salt Lake while Lula Mortenson visited her mother Nellie Hart. many attendees joined Institute and temple excursions in Pocatello and nearby cities.
William C Bullitt cites a MISG sergeant in Formosa who reportedly earns fifteen times a full general's pay in the Chinese Army, highlighting pay disparities in the region.
Mr and Mrs Elden Mattson plus children visited Ogden with guests Mr and Mrs Geo Brewer. They hosted relatives including Mr and Mrs Wm Turscanski and three children from Salt Lake. D C Laker of Salt Lake stayed several days for business and visits, staying with Mr and Mrs John Brewer. Elwood Cleveland returns from two weeks in hospital. Goldie Peterson Cheney and husband toured Nampa and Boise to see Peterson brothers Leslie and Keith, with LaVern Teuscher caring for the Cheney children in Geneva. Douglas Arnell, AC student in Logan, spent the week at home. Mr and Mrs Niel Wilhelmsen and Annie Michaelson drove to Idaho Falls to visit Mack Wilhelmsen and family and plan a trip to Oakland with Mack. ck is making a business trip for.
At the International Geographic Congress in Washington experts projected global population growth from about two and a half to four billion by century’s end. Dr W H Sebrell Jr urged that chemistry and agricultural tech will keep pace with growth, while malaria eradication could raise yields. Other speakers cited a US 20 percent productivity boost in five years to feed 50 to 100 million more people, and noted India’s land use could improve. Josue de Castro favored Amazon bottomlands as highly productive.
The Relief Society hosted an opening social in the amusement hall with group singing, solos, readings, and dances led by Violet Nelson Emma Krogue and Letha Madsen. Out-of-town visitors attended and many local families joined a following shower for Harold Nelson.
Ben Bunderson of Bennington visited Bern on Monday. Dean T Kunz hauled cattle to Ogden last Monday. Heber C Kunz remains somewhat ill though showing progress. Anac Wzra Johnson Spencer Sor eneen and Dewey Johnson of Ovid stayed Friday. Mrs Norine Kunz and Harold drove to Salt Lake Sunday and returned Monday. Mr and Mrs Calvin Buhler with children left for Salt Lake after visiting their parents. Calvin plans to enroll at the University of Utah for winter term. They departed Friday.
Last week several families including Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Stucki and Mr. and Mrs. Sharp Matthews of Paris visited Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Brown. Eva Matthews cared for the Preston Thomas children in Galtake City while their parents traveled. Evan Morgan and family left to attend a conference. Norman Roberts and family returned from Boise Sun Valley and other trips. Jesse R. Matthews and H. K. Matthews came back from Omaha. Logan Temple excursion attendees included the Browns and Roberts families. A shower for the Browns, hosted by W. W. Brown, drew about fifty guests and gifts. Out of town guests included Mrs. E. W. Stucki and several Matthews relatives.
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