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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1932
Page
6
Garden City business visitor Jerry Sprouse stops in town while Adolph Hunsaker visits his daughter and son in Paris. Red Cross official A. L. Schafer passes through en route to Pocatello. Various social updates, local sightings, and small anecdotes fill Paris and surroundings in a typical community notes page.
Coyotes coming down from hills to Joseph Baer farm east of Providence signal possible hard winter. Deer hunting season boomed with many hunters passing through town toward west hills. Budge family from Paris Idaho visiting Salt Lake City and Salt Lake relatives. Mrs Kendall and Mrs Athay travel between Pan, Ogden, and relatives.
A ward calls all members to Sunday School on October 23 as Rally Sunday. An all inclusive invitation promises worthwhile activities for every family member with classes and engaging subjects. Special visits target those not enrolled and urge widespread participation.
An eight and a half pound baby boy arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Dow Williamson. Mother and child are reported in good health. Dow Williamson, a local tonal artist, plans to start his son in the trade as soon as possible. Congratulations.
Dr H H Scarborough, eye sight specialist and dietician of Salt Lake City, will be at the Hotel Paris on Tuesday November 1. He offers comfort for eyes and nerve conservation by correcting muscular imbalance in glasses fitting. No consultation charge and new prices reflect current economy.
Four 4 H members from Rich county competed at the Utah State Fair with Fern Eastman earning fourth in the statewide health contest. Jay Taylor and Myrtle Johnson and Wanda Weston also showed well among Utah teams. A 4 H banquet with over 300 contestants announced prizes funded by local sponsors. The notes urge more focus on livestock club work and highlight alfalfa management and crop rotation to improve profits.
Funeral services were held Thursday for William Jonely 63 who died Monday morning in Montpelier from a heart attack. A longtime Montpelier resident and former U S S railroad employee he is survived by four sons Melvin Earl Cecil and Glenn and three daughters Mrs Iane Carter of Los Angeles Calif Mrs Phyllis Pettit of Pocatello and Miss Norma Jonesy of Montpelier. He leaves brothers and sisters Mrs Martha Olsen Arnold Jonesly Ernest Jonesy Robert Jonesy and Mrs Louise Wyler of Paris. Interment was at the city cemetery beside his wife who died about a year ago.
Dr. T Bayliff of Burley Idaho touts Veino as providing immediate relief for bad legs and rapid healing of running sores. The ad emphasizes fast results and clinical backing from a local optometrist and electro therapist.
A Red Cross official visits Bear Lake County to establish formal supervision and affiliation for organized relief work. The talk emphasizes centralized distribution through Red Cross channels and notes cotton cloth requisitions covering 218,992 families and 3,441,003 yards. The first shipment has arrived, enabling soon ready made clothing for men and boys.
Defenbach charges the fee failed to live up to the 1930 platform and urges proper laws to enable this. He backs a federal bank deposit guarantee and vows to use influence to achieve it. He notes state growth rose mainly under Republican administrations during better times and calls for government and business to adjust to hard times.
County officials in Bear Lake county report operating costs have not fallen in five years. A chart shows 1926 and 1931 figures with assed valuations current expenses state charges and delinquent taxes rising, despite Democratic claims of reductions. The data contrasts assessed value 9,012,000 in 1926 to 8,362,000 in 1931 and notes increases in current expense delinquent taxes and state levies.
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