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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1946
Page
4
The VA does not make loans but guarantees a portion of loans issued by lenders to veterans. Veterans may repay in full at any time without penalties, with a minimum payment of either one installment or $100. Substitution checks for students were delayed pending earnings data, and overtime should be included if regularly scheduled, but not occasional overtime.
A string of public quips covers government, leadership, and meat shortages. W Averell Harriman jokes about work over talk as secretary. King George II cites weather in governance. Elliot Lucas laments butcher shopping. OPA Chief Paul Porter notes meat shortage surprise. John P Frey blasts agency whims. Helloud’s Moran hints at a five cent period.
Mrs Anna Pautz of Vancouver Washington writes that she suffered for years with rheumatism and arthritis but is now free from pain and able to work. She invites others to write for information at PO Box 825.
Sunday services across Paris wards feature presiding bishops Grimmett Rich and Rich conducting. Members share testimonies and blessings for infants including Chad David, Katherine and Rickard, with multiple confirmations and garden city updates. A new church house building committee is named with paths for continued community events and testimonies from various ward leaders.
Mrs Frank Price and Eliza went to Salt Lake for work after a birthday visit. Mrs Weston traveled via Logan. teachers attended a UEA convention in Salt Lake. Mrs Willis witnessed a Storey Product Co factory fire in North Ogden. Carl Panhorst and family visited Weston in Laketown. A chimney fire at the Moffat house was put out. Attendees at Mary Weston’s funeral included local residents from Logan Ogden Galt Lake Randolph and surrounding areas.
Relatives from out of town visit with local families. R and Mrs Amos B Robinson Mrs Chas F Eller and daughter Margene May were Logan visitors and shoppers on Thursday. The Richard Hoyts traveled to Evanston on Thursday. Carl and Barbara Norris and son from Salt Lake City stayed with Mr and Mrs Glenn Price over the weekend.
Mrs. Elsie Tufts visited Montpelier with Mr and Mrs Leland Tufts last week. Odell Smiths made two trips to Ogden and Logan with cattle. Dewey Jensen moved to Randolph for the winter and will drive his father's mail route. Mrs Edmund Monson and Miss Wilma Bunderson of St Charles were Friday guests of Mrs Oren Stock.
Capt John M. Schneider cites intelligent leadership as key to attracting quality personnel. He notes modern recruits demand dignified treatment, fair welfare, recreation, and assignments matching ability. He adds only ten percent of wartime officers retained in the restructured force.
James Ingalls of Coeur d Alene, state VFW commander, argues Idaho prohibition would force higher taxes to replace liquor profits. He cites $10,788,721.89 total distributions over seven years to state funds, counties, and locals, with Bear Lake county receiving $83,485.22. He notes school districts benefited from liquor profits, and that removing profits would burden education and raise levies for counties and cities.
Governor Ingalls condemns the November ballot initiatives as poorly drafted and asserts they allow a small organized minority to shut down state operations without elections. He cites a Gem State Articles claim that only 23 percent could trigger signature petitions. He warns residents not to let political figures undermine franchise rights.
In Bear Lake County Idaho a petition to probate the will of John M Ward also known as J M Ward deceased and to issue letters testamentary to Ida May Ward has been filed. The court sets Monday October 21 1946 at 2:00 pm in Paris Idaho for proving the will and hearing the petition. Any interested party may appear and contest the will and petition. Dated October 1 1946. (Seal) William B Hoge Probate Judge and Ex Officio Clerk. First published October 3 1946. Last published October 17 1946.
Mary Ann Christensen petitions Probate Court Bear Lake Idaho to determine time of death of Charles O Christensen and heirs kinship and descent of real property Lot 4 Block 2 Bloomington Townsite Bear Lake County Idaho Describes 1 acre section 23 township 14 south range 43 east Boise Meridian. Christensen died intestate March 31 1936. Mary Ann Christensen surviving widow became owner in fee of the community property.
The Bear Lake County Probate Court in Paris Idaho schedules a hearing for November 16 1946 at ten to determine the time of death for Charles O Christensen and to grant related estate orders. Creditors and heirs are notified to appear and object if desired, with all proper notices to be given as required by law.
A brief account shows Martha enjoying a neat quiet home during the first days but by week’s end she becomes fidgety and uninterested, unable to read the Clarion, and loses her appetite amid disruption from Alvin’s late night snacks and cheese and beer.
The notice requests a vote on amending Article 9 Section 9 of the Idaho Constitution. It asks whether authority shall be vested in the Governor Attorney General and Secretary of State for pardons and related powers. The text shows placeholders for voting marks yes or no and references July 1947 context.
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