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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1957
Page
6
Paris residents report guests and trips over the weekend and recent months. Families such as Collings, Passey, Stevens, and Grandy hosted relatives from Utah Nevada and Idaho. Hospital stays include Leo Mattson and Mrs. Findlay, with care noted for the elderly FIndlay.
Fielding High School Searchlight sponsors a hallowe en costume dance in the high school gym on Wednesday evening October 30. Cash prizes will go to the best and most unique costumes in this annual event.
Bids due November 1 at 2 p m at the Palisades Dam office for a 20 by 100 foot barracks type prefab panel building. Bingham County Opportunity School for exceptional children opens Monday in Blackfoot at the LDS Seminary building after months of planning. Byron Lemmon of Idaho Falls elected president of the Idaho State College Alumni Association to succeed Archie Service. Dr David Wight named vice president at alumni meeting. Soda Springs LDS Second Ward fundraising campaign for a new quarter million dollar chapel to start October 26. Idaho sugar beet crop to set a new record near 1.9 million tons with mills operating 24 hours at Nampa Twin Falls Rupert Idaho Falls and Preston. Charles Francis Call, 72, of Soda Springs, dies from influenza and pneumonia complications, with son Emil y.
An omission in last week's Post report on the funeral of Mrs Elizabeth M Nye is corrected. She is survived by two daughters, four grandchildren, two brothers and five sisters. Pallbearers listed include Larry Austin Owen Watterson Don Jensen Rex Mattson Joseph Wixom and Charles Maughan.
Veterinarians note the fall roundup is ideal for testing cattle and vaccinating heifer calves against brucellosis. Early testing aids the accelerated eradication program, reduces winter weather delays, and helps states achieve certification to prevent movement of untested cattle across borders.
The family expresses sincere thanks to friends relatives and neighbors for help kindnesses during illness and for floral offerings at their mother’s death. Beth and Laurence Austin Mildred and Bill Nye Mr and Mrs Delorius Bucher of Pocatello were overnight visitors at the Otta Bucher home.
Mixed tulips 25¢ per dozen with 6 dozen for $1. Poet narcissi 25¢ per dozen with 5 dozen for $1. Madonna or Tiger lilies 25¢ each or 7 for $1. Grape hyacinths 50¢ per 100. Cottle's Fish Haven Idaho listing ads for sale items and local services follow.
Miss Verdean Sorenson Hansen daughter of Mr and Mrs G A Hansen of St Charles and Richard Lucy of Salt Lake City were married at the Salt Lake Temple last Thursday. A dinner at Hotel Utah honored the newlyweds with near relatives and friends attending.
Bloomington notes list visits from Mrs. W. O. Coziah to Cokeville and arrivals from Morgan Help er Utah for A. O. Christensen. FFA convention attendee Richard Ward traveled to Kansas City. Local residents visit relatives in Logan Pocatello Gar den City and Soda Springs for family events and stake Old Folks party.
There was no school primary Relief Society or MIA due to influenza. Annie Findlay remains in Pocatello after a fall and hip fracture in serious condition. E W Stucki of Paris spoke at Sunday sacrament meeting. Many local residents and visitors from Ogden Liberty Paris St Charles Montpelier and Pocatello are noted in church and social visits.
Mr. and Mrs. Mardell Pope visited the LaMonte Popes over the weekend with guests Mr. and Mrs. Leon Howell of Logan. Gloria Stock stayed with the Gittings in Logan. Ethel Perkins accepted a L D S mission in the Middle Atlantic States, departing November 12 for about six months. Charles H. Shirley and family from Bountiful were here to manage affairs and prepare their home for winter.
Saturday and Sunday with Dorothy Earl and family mark a family birthday visit in Logan. Fish Haven Ward held its annual conference with President H. K. Matthews presiding and Bishop Taft P. Budge of Paris in attendance. Leonard Perkins sang and Donivan Howell performed as the service closed.
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