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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1951
Page
5
The BrOomington area hosts a busy week with deer hunts in Logan and surrounding areas. Guests include Linda Bateman and many others visiting from Utah towns. Annette Findlay, 14, shot a 5 point buck Saturday. Local gatherings feature the YMMIA with Arden Bun as superintendent and several families hosting visitors from Brigham City Syracuse Logan and Montpelier.
Liberty News lists engagements and visits among Montpelier and Logan residents. Mrs T L Austin and relatives host, while others from Salt Lake City Provo Pocatello and Richland travel for deer hunting and gatherings. A new son born October 17 and PTA Relief Society events are noted.
Last week at J. P. Stock home visitors included Rollin Gross family and Thos Gross. Ogden visitor Mrs. Sargent stayed with Devere Stock. Owen Stock home hosted Ruth Tyson and Gloria Stock from Logan. Cheyenne sergeant Keith Stalder and Mrs. Stalder joined relatives in town. Relief Society reorganized with changes in presidency. Jack Stock returned from Korea for deer hunting visit. Deer hunters Ron Jensen family from Pocatello arrived for hunt and hiked with locals. Reed Jensen from Logan joined deer weekend with John H Jensen family. Annie Leveland surprise party noted with multiple attendees. Sacrament meeting featured E. W. Stucks and Vivian Nye of Paris.
Local residents from Pleasant Grove, Monrovia, Nephi, Ogden, Logan and Layton visit relatives in Laketown area. Families include Willis, Cheney, Johnson, Moffatt, Kears and Dunn with outings to Paris and Montpelier. Activities span weekend gatherings, civil defense bonds, and social calls.
Mr Clinton Tremelling drove a new school bus east to return for Rich County School District. Mrs Stanley Mattson visited from Lake Town. Mr and Mrs Ross Hodges spent last Saturday in Logan. Mr and Mrs Fred Hildt plan winter in Long Beach California. The Calders hosted a weekend hunting gathering. Sidney Lutz and brother Cor tell Lutz of Ogden visited. Sherman Lutz visited Paris. Mrs Frank Jensen and her mother Mrs Henry Shirley were visitors.
Dr W W Brown attended a meet ing in Pocatello Tuesday night of last week Fay Derricott Mr and Mrs Wm Derricott were callers Sunday of Mr and Mrs Wayne Derricott Mrs Norma Passey and children visited in Ogden several days last week Miss Dorothy Grimes of Galt Lake was a Saturday caller of Mr and Mrs T L Austin Mr Loyd Morrison of Lewiston Utah was a caller Thursday at the James A Hymas home Gus Bergholm Brent and Jimmy went to Brigham City Saturday on business Mr and Mrs Gus Bergholm took their son Rex to Pocatello Thursday for a check up The doctor says he is recovering very well but will need careful attention for 3 years Glen Hayes visited Thursday with his sister Mrs Grace Derrcott Mrs Sarah Austin and Mrs Mary W Derricott were Saturday callers of Mrs John Morgan Callers Sunday at the Wayne Derricott home were Clarence Rich Doyle Anthony Wesley Jenson and Glen Hayes Mr and Mrs J D Rence of Pocatello were Monday callers of Mr Call in items they are appreciated
The column records visitors and family events across town including Mr. and Mrs. Leaho Christus in Pocatello, a 6% pound baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Milton, and multiple weekend visits among the Ward, Hulme, Findlay, and Windlay families. It also mentions a deer hunt and temple excursion with various relatives and friends.
A note warns against greased pigs carrying sutpestifer infection a germ disease causing swine enteritis Infected hogs can spread it if not controlled and confined to prevent outbreak.
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