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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1964
Page
9
A postwar essay urges voters to honor the dead by casting a thoughtful, principled ballot. It stresses independence from propaganda and partisanship and calls readers to study issues and candidates for the good of the country. The author, Les Bolton, notes the message endures in eras of tension and reminds readers to reflect carefully on November 3.
The newsletter notes rapid progress at Emerson School, with early report cards and two upcoming days off for Parent-Teacher Conferences. New first graders learning to read under Mrs Hirschi. third graders study New Trails and U S symbolism with Mrs Crawford, emphasizing voting. Curtis Stucks recovers from a brain concussion and Ann Sleight improves after leg injury. sixth graders conduct a three week handkerchief contest between boys and girls.
The administratrix Ruby B Dunford notices creditors and others with claims against the estate of Thomas Jefferson Dunford deceased to exhibit them within four months after first publication. Claims must be proved with vouchers at the office of Elbert E Gass in Montpelier Idaho, dated October 19 1964.
Births listed for Bear Lake Memorial Hospital include a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Rulen Hansen of Alton on 10 13 64 and a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hemmert of Montpelier on 10 18 64. Also noted are several patients admitted or discharged: Curtis Stucki and Mrs. Wallace Weaver on medical, Byron Mumford and Ed Mahlock on medical, Mrs. Bud Smith on medical, Bret Nye and Maria Nye with minor surgery and discharge, Mrs. Wayne Thompson on medical, Mrs. Byron Eborn and Raymond Arnell with minor surgery, and Mrs. Emmett Sparks of Dingle on medical.
Lucy Roberts recovers from foot surgery as Emerson's 8th graders, the oldest class, adjust to new status. They work on science projects for Friday using science kits on the visible head and skeleton assembled by the 8th graders last week.
The report of condition states figures for liabilities and capital accounts with totals of 1 247 111 52 and 4 427 074 20. It is signed by Elwyn E Carver executive vice president and cashier asserting accuracy to the best knowledge and belief.
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