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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1932
Page
2
A motivational verse urges perseverance when tasks seem hard. It contrasts quitting with completing the challenge, noting that choosing to endure shows true courage and brains. The piece frames quitting as simple and common, while finishing strengthens character and rewards effort.
The Paris Drug Co is giving away A Milk Nickel each week to two Paris school students. Names appear in the store ad weekly. Students must bring the ad with their name to claim the prize. New names appear every week, watch the ad.
The message highlights daily use of telephone service for market pricing, staying in touch with family, and emergency needs. It stresses value in sickness, fire, or accident, noting one call can be priceless for safety and communication.
Following a ward choir farewell for Ernest W Irwin, a 68 member group hosted a supper and variety program under Albert R Weston. Snow, cold, and dry streets mingled with reports of local visits by Dr John T Miller, Aquilla Nebeker, and William Thornock as Bloomingon Idaho ties are noted.
Wilton Payne and Thora Jane Gilbert wed in Logan Utah last week. Mrs Wilford Bartschi and children visited Montpelier relatives. Ervin Tharnock returns home after ten weeks at Montpelier Hespite. Clifford Price family from Paris spent Friday here. Dargin McPhee visits Montpelier. Norma Patterson returns from Ogden to Montpelier area. Lorenzo Jacobson visits Bateman home. Mrs John Ward and Rhea back from Provo trip. Ladies hosted at Mrs Frank Thompson’s Thursday. Earl Sessions of Bancroft visits locally Sunday.
Miss Elmoyne Ward Flora Hart and Horace Hulme, A C Logan students, spent the weekend home. A birthday dinner for Lyle Christensen was held with relatives from Christensen Thornock Parker Dunford and Nelson families present. Local residents and visitors listed. Dr John F. Miller spoke at church and lectured to students. A film feature with Chandu and Bela Lugosi noted as entertainment.
The Fox feature film version of Chandu the Magician showcases the camera’s descriptive power over radio. The screen adaptation delivers setting and mystery in a single shot, offering sharper realism as it opens Friday at the Rich Theatre.
Advance entries for prime cattle baby bees pigs and lambs point to the seventh annual Great Western Livestock Show in Los Angeles drawing the largest display in its history. California stock dominates but carloads from Oregon Washington Kansas Missouri Colorado Utah Nevada Arizona join. The junior department expected to top prior shows with 500 plus vocational agriculture students attending November 25 26 and taking part in an oratorical contest judging baby beef barbecue tours and exhibits. A wild and wooly rodeo opens the two show days with dual management by Paul Fai H J Cooper and arena director Bob Anderson with local retailers promoting attendance.
Clarence Anderson of Montpelier was a business visitor at the county seat on Tuesday.
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