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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1951
Page
1
The piece explains school district finances including state aid factors, classroom unit allowances, attendance, transportation costs, and levy decisions. It notes revenues from rentals and sales totaling about 22 675 and discusses how trustees set the final budget after expenses and other receipts.
Carmens Stewart daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Stewart of St Charles wed Weldon Dean Hoff of Georgetown in Coalville Utah on Oct 5. Bishop Willam H Chappel officiated. Guests included both families and the Hoff and Stewart households. The couple planned a Salt Lake City honeymoon and future schooling for the bride.
Selections include Lyceum programs Hall events Bear Lake Rangers Paris and Paria wards host dances and gatherings. Activities listed span harvest ball snow ball senior prom and Lions Club meetings with American Legion and FFA notes.
The Fielding High School Student Council and male students approve a 3 day deer hunting vacation on October 16 22 and 23 with all students excused. Administrators seek parental cooperation to keep students in school on nonvacation days and suggest planning trips for boys on the selected vacation dates.
Blooming ton residents Rosa Thornock and nieces and nephews visited various households including Briscoe Bowman Findlay and Young families. Several trips to Salt Lake and Provo noted with relatives from Kemmerer Montpelier and Idaho. attendees include Thornock Payne Borlan Satterthwaite Ward and Haddock among others.
Carolyn Ann Bunderson, 15, daughter of Lester and Ora Rich Bunderson of Montpelier, died Saturday after a long illness. Born July 7, 1936, she was active in the LDS Church. Survived by parents and three brothers Floyd Paul Lynn. funeral held Wednesday at 1 p.m. in Montpelier 2nd ward chapel. burial in Montpelier cemetery. Matthews Mortuary in charge.
The Idaho Cattlemen's Association will hold a range bull sale in Twin Falls on October 20 starting at 11 am with 250 purebred Hereford bulls from Idaho and four other states. Consignors include Oregon Washington Wyoming Utah and more as bulls over 14 months old are guaranteed by consignors and the association. A futurity show on October 19 offers cups and a $175 prize pool from the association.
List of patients admitted Oct 2 to Oct 9 at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital in Laketown Montpelier and surrounding towns with details on medical or surgical status and releases. Birth announcements include four newborn girls and boys born in Cokeville Wyoming Georgetown Noonan and Hartley during early October.
The Spartans fell 38 to 0 to Bancroft High on their gridiron last Friday afternoon. Fielding will visit Soda Springs this Friday and finish the season October 19 at Montpelier.
Alfred Howell of Fish Haven and Bonneville Junior High faculty visited Fielding High School on Monday to learn about the Citizenship Plan. He notes District 93 includes Junior High at Acon and Senior High at Ammon with multiple grade schools and a 320 pupil junior high enrollment.
Farmers can obtain Government price protection for lower grade wheat due to weather damage. The extension covers No 4 No 5 and sample grade wheat with storage, no souring or must, and moisture under 14 percent. Discount rates apply by grade and damage, with Bear Lake county No 1 and No 3 rates set at 18 and 196 dollars.
Loretta M. League of the Pocatello social security office will visit Paris on Tuesday Oct 16 to assist self employed residents in obtaining or duplicating social security cards. Self employed filers will report net income and include numbers on their tax forms next year. Leave names and addresses with the Paris Postmaster for contact.
A bridal tea honored Beverly, bride of Justin Phelps Jr., at Mrs Ed Arnell's home in St Charles on Oct 6 from 2 to 6 PM. Guests were received by the bride and her parents Mrs Arnell and Mr Justin Phelps Sr. Gifts were shown by Elaine Perkins and Dar leen King. refreshments were run by Edna Bolton and Mrs Gordon Bolton, Elaine Bolton. Mr and Mrs Kay Rich and family visited the DC Rich home Tuesday evening.
Mr and Mrs Claude Lewis of Provo arrived Tuesday to spend a few days with Mrs Kate Innes and Mrs Mary E Lewis, staying at their homes during the visit.
The annual Stake Speech Bestival will be held in Fielding High School auditorium on Tuesday October 28 at 8 p.m. The theme Solk Lore is featured. Everyone is invited and urged to attend.
Emerson PTA announces a meeting on Wednesday October 17 at 8 p.m. The Parent Education program will partner with PTA and feature Helen Crawford presenting a study. Door prizes refreshments and full committee roles listed with room representatives for each grade.
The October 15 to November 15 window is set for accepting Christmas parcels for U S armed forces abroad. Mail early, preferably by November, with boxes of sturdy construction and contents prepaid. Addresses should be legible and ink typed. Domestic money orders recommended for gifts. contact local postmaster for details. Bruce Stucki of Paris named to 1951 52 University of Idaho Vandaleers. choral group led by Glen B R Lockery.
Leland Smith of Georgetown will leave October 22 for induction into the armed forces at Fort Douglas on October 23. Three Bear Lake county youths will go on October 16 for pre induction physicals at Fort Douglas: Garth Hess Montpelier Russell Passey Paria George W Lane Montpelier.
A demonstration at Fielding High School by a Ginger Gewing Machine Company representative showed sewing machine use care shortcuts and embroidery. The event aimed to teach home economics students and townspeople about machines available in America. A W Shepherd left for the American Legion convention in Miami Florida Tuesday evening.
Hunters filled Laketown valley for elk season as families share news of births and visits. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Lamborn welcomed a newborn son at Logan LDS Hospital on October 4. The family cherishes the first boy amid sisters ReNeos and Linda. Numerous locals attended General Conference and visited friends around town, including Nebeker and Beers families, with travel from Salt Lake City and Los Angeles.
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