Mail notice from Paris Idaho Post Office
The item was admitted to the mails as Second Class Matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under the Act of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1953
Page
2
The item was admitted to the mails as Second Class Matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under the Act of March 3 1879.
Mrs Helen Green from Salt Lake spent weekend with sister Mrs Rose Kearl and family. Mr and Mrs Dan Marshall and children of Ogden were weekend visitors at Mr and Mrs Alfred Earl's home. Here from Ogden to partake of the
The community lists names of hunters visiting for the deer season and notes staff additions at North Rich High School. New teachers include Dennis Creek from Evanston and Emil Larson from Logan, with details on their backgrounds and housing.
Attendees at the Temple Ex excursion included Mr and Mrs Mitchell Beck Marie Beck Hazel L Peterson and Christena Peterson. The MIA assembly Tuesday night was led by Merlyn Sorenson and Ina Peterson with a fashion show. The Sewing Club met at Ivy Jensen's home with Lucille Jensen Mae Delma Hilda Marietta Sorenson Eva Johnson and Arvilla Peterson present and refreshments served. The Jane Davis Camp DUP met Oct 21 at Hazel L Peterson's home with 15 ladies. Martha Swensen led the lesson and refreshments followed. An Elders group led by Ross Sleight sawed wood for Mrs Heber Phelps while her husband recovered in hospital. helpers included Ray Johnson Dell Sorenson LaThair Peterson Sivel Nielgen and Farrell Nielson.
Local column records visits to Ogden Logan Montpelier and Salt Lake Oct 19 21 with families traveling for medical care temple sessions and DUP meetings. Several residents attend funerals hospitalizations and church events while youth advance in Primary rites and priesthood candidate status.
Mrs Cyril Dayton and Mrs Wm Bird with children of Dingle visit Mrs Agnes Toomer on Oct 14. Parental visits include Mr and Mrs Don Parker of Oregon and Mr and Mrs DeLoy Parker of Bancroft. YMMIA reorganized with Delmain Harley as Supt and J T Eborn plus McKay Passey as counselors.
Bp and Mrs C N Carlsen joined Mr and Mrs Albert Miller and Mr and Mrs Leo Bartschi for the Logan Temple excursion on Monday. Relief Society quilting dominated Tuesday with a Shirley Bartschi led literature lesson. Joe Gerber of Montpelier worked for Mrs Julia Shepherd last Thursday. Anona Sparks of Bennington visited Sharon Friday as did Jesse Scheidegger of Paris with the Norman Gamblings. Harvest Ball attendees from Sharon in Paris Friday included Eldeen Hymas, who represented Sharon Ward as Queen. A Co-op patrons meeting in Paris Friday night was attended by Mr and Mrs Leo Bartschi and other locals. Calvin Hymas and family spent the weekend in Ogden. J Lyman Sparks of Montpelier visited J L Jaussi last Sunday.
Isaac Johnson relatives gathered at their father's residence for a paint project. Alvin Beck led the meeting with Merlyn Sorenson directing singing and organ accompaniment by Marietta Sorenson. Clergy L. J. Shurtiff Robert Olsen and Merlyn Parker led the Sacrament, aided by Gene Johnson and Verlyn Parker.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Rogers hosted in Paris Sunday evening. Alfred Jensen drove to Jerome for pheasant hunting. Heber Phelps returned from Bear Lake Hospital and remains bedridden for now. Lynn and Loren Sleight came from Ogden for the weekend. Robert Olsen visiting parents Hyrum and (Mrs) Olsen while at USAC. C F Carlsen honored at a supper hosted by Ray and Mrs. Johnson. Carlsen plans to winter with his children in hy. James Olsen and Joseph Olsen visited their mother Olsen recovering from car accident injuries in canyon last Friday. Freq Shockey family from Firth visited Catherine Jolson’s home. Other visitors included Doyle Anthony family, Mr and Mrs Claren Margaret Logan Sina, Mrs A ce Richan.
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