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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1941
Page
8
An eye care promotion features Dr. A L Chilton visiting Kammerath Jewelry Store in Montpelier on October 25 from 9 a m to 6 p m. The notice also lists local visits and community updates from Paris, Montpelier, Randolph and surrounding areas with family and travel notes.
Dr. Wells C. Stock dentist of Paris Idaho spent the weekend at home with family. Several Paris area residents visited relatives in Salt Lake City Heber City and Wardboro while others stayed local Mrs Karma Mattson underwent an appendectomy at Bear Lake hospital and is recovering well Lenora Craven of Rexburg visited Paris with Mrs Ellen Shepherd Floy Clark left for Salt Lake City to join the army Mrs E D Hymas of Lanark visited Paris Monday.
Local residents and visitors record a weekend of travel and gatherings. Families including Hymas Poulsen Findlay Haddock and Dunn confer in Montpelier Salt Lake Logan and Paris. Baby news and home projects noted.
A quirky compilation notes Russia’s vast land share, early etiquette shifts in the House, a Reno judge who granted over 27 000 divorces, tea for guests, biblical mentions of liquor, and America's first public museum opening in Charleston on January 12 1773.
Mr LaVoy Hildt suffered a severe arm injury last Saturday when his sleeve caught in an emery wheel and whirling rip saw. He was taken to Rich hospital in Montpelier for treatment. Jackie Benson underwent appendicitis surgery in Montpelier hospital last Friday. Visitors include Kenneth Arnell and family from St Charles Utah, Arch Sims of Corrine Utah, and Hodges and Sims families on vacation in Box Elder County. Mr Cecil Satterthwaite and Jean Hodges were married in the Logan temple Tuesday.
The text notes United Air Lines began employing its first air stewardesses on May 14, 1930. It also mentions government scales at the Bureau of Standards, the penny as the most minted coin with 11 billion produced last year, and comparisons to nickels dimes quarters and half dollars.
A stiff brush helps clean spouts and grooves of coffee pots. Workmen find sixteenth century bills worth 1600 dollars in a Prague drain and, after police involvement and a national bank check, learn the money is counterfeit. Nassau children buy sugarcane by foot or yard at a penny per foot. prices for other fruits listed.
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