Publisher notice for Keith F. Warner Paris Idaho mail
Admitted to the mails as Second Class Matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under the act of March 1879. Keith F. Warner is the publisher.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1954
Page
2
Admitted to the mails as Second Class Matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under the act of March 1879. Keith F. Warner is the publisher.
The page covers classroom changes and projects across grades from first to eighth at Emerson School. Students welcomed a new classmate from Las Vegas, built a doll house, made Halloween murals, and used encyclopedias to learn about foods. Fifth through eighth grades report rock and tree projects, a radio play, Halloween events, club activities, and an extensive activity calendar with dances, leadership meetings, and sports events.
Mrs LaNor Stock from Pocatello brought her mother Mrs Hattie Findlay home Sunday. Aunt Hattie stayed a week visiting relatives and friends. MIA program led by Counselor Dewey Jensen at Sunday Sacrament meeting.
Want ads seeking women to mail postcards and work spare time weekly. Includes contact at Belmont address 143 Belmont Belmont Massachusetts 028 for plumbing service and Dave Malcolm Grimmett Lumber and Hardware contact at phone 2651. Also lists for sale a 1853 International two ton truck with flat bed radio heater 12 000 miles contact David Boehme Paris 621 phone 2407.
The 1954 income and expense balance sheet for Bear Lake Memorial Hospital covers January 1 to September 30. The report lists multiple financial items totaling 87 679.20 in revenues and expenses, reflecting ongoing operations through the period.
The event featured speakers Robert Stock on How a Scout Can Fight for Freedom Patsy Roberts on What Liberty Means to Me Geraldine Shirley on Motherhood and talks by Bp Glenn J. Stock and J L Cottle Anette Erickson sang God of Our Fathers June Loveland and her son Bery accompanied closed by Fern Pope with closing prayer.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Poulsen of Logan and Mr and Mrs Clifford King of Montpelier visited local residents Sunday. Grace Derricott and family called on Mr and Mrs Earl Hayes in Mootpelier.
Mrs James Transtrum returns home after major operation. Mrs Vaughn Pugmire and her new baby daughter are home, with a week in Montpelier. Lizzie Keetch helps Opal Pugmire at the Schwab home as she slowly improves. Elden Arnell and wife visit from Rigby for the hunt and to see relatives. Mrs Nephi Bunderson travels to Idaho Falls to meet her new grandson cared for by Mr and Mrs.
LuWana Pugmire and St Charles Pope and mother visited Rogg and Agnes Brooker in the afternoon. Theodore Hildt spends winter in Logan at Sunshine Terrace. LeRoy Sorenson and Montpelier shoppers were noted. Jim Wicker drove to Logan to Bet daughter Sue after a weekend with Maurine Kimball. Blaine Pope on 30 day leave from Fairchild AFB. Ross Hodges visited Jensen home in Logan.
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