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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1961
Page
2
Local items mix social visits deer hunting and family events in Paris Idaho. News notes include travels, engagements, church programs, military promotions, and a deer hunting death near Willow Springs.
Nadine Hansen and Melvin Larsen joined a family wedding anniversary in Garden City then traveled to Logan. Rollin Eindjay reports a 26 state and three country tour with 500 travelers aboard trains and buses. They saw the White House Empire State Building United Nations in New York and called the trip a lifetime. Local visitors and PTA honorees are listed.
Mr and Mia Dile King and child ren attended a Lamont Pugmire Relief Society work meeting. Earl Webb of Ogden cared for his place and plowed for Mrs Elva Pug mire. Daughters of the Utah Pioneers met with Shirlee Bunderson teaching. Mrs Annie Hill and Mrs Delia Peterson receive hospital care in Ogden while Doyle Bunderson visits from Pocatello.
Lanark area residents share visits and gatherings with relatives and friends in Montpelier Menan and Ovid. Ida Passey and Ida Pas sey host and hostesses include Eborn Parker Findlay families and the Law quilting group. Hunting deer excitement grows as Brenda Eborn returns from Salt Lake City and birthday celebrations unfold across Liberty Montpelier and Paris communities.
National 4 H Service predicts one in ten thousand 4 H members will win national scholarships while most medalists come from 4 H projects across about 60 programs. About 2.3 million members in nearly every county participate and more than 80 000 youths are expected to earn medals this year.
Liberty-Sharon note reports the Relief Society work meeting starting at 10 a.m. Tuesday with Ivy Parker directing quilting and other hand work. Mary Long led the lesson as Stake President Alvera Sims attended. The item also mentions Terry Hymas suffering a broken jaw during football and traveling to Pocatello for X rays.
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