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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1949
Page
4
The state of Idaho greets the defendants in a titled land matter. A complaint and amendment allege interests of listed heirs and devisees in parcels in Bear Lake County and demand appearance within twenty days of summons to answer.
Merrill and Merrill of Pocatello Idaho represent the plaintiff in a legal action filed in district court. The filing seeks relief and asserts claims requiring court adjudication.
Independent School District No. 2 of Bear Lake County Idaho schedules its annual school meeting for September 6 1949 at Emerson Schoolhouse. Polls open 1 to 6 p.m. Trustees will be elected for three year terms and general school questions will be addressed. Nominating candidates must file at least six days prior.Election by secret ballot. August 15 1949. L Hugh Shepherd Clerk.
Rural High School District No 1 will hold an annual election on Tuesday September 6 1949. Two trustees for a three year term will be chosen at Fielding High School and the district voting precincts from 1 to 6 p m. Nominations must be filed with the Clerk six days before election. A Shepherd Clerk for Board of Trustees.
Last week in Liberty district a flurry of visits and gatherings kept residents busy. Mrs Sarah Austin of Pocatello toured friends around town while Matthew Pugmire from St Charles called on James A Hymas. Families including the Secrists in Idaho Falls and the Mathews hosted guests across several days. Mentions include Wilma Draper of Logan, Earl Sessions of Bountiful Utah, Ida Toomer of Cokeville, Edith Adams of Montpelier, Oliver Williams of Preston, Griff Cloyd of Montpelier, Gary Loveland of Fish Haven, and many others visiting local households. A ward social featured retiring officers Ethel Austin Lottie Roberta and Charlotte Matthews receiving wall plaques painted by the girls. Travel to Emigration canyon for overnight outings and a ram sale in Salt Lake are noted. Several members and guests from nearby towns attended, with work plans announced for summer assignments and construction jobs in Salt Lake.
The document includes a 1949 Idaho notice on compulsory school attendance for ages seven to sixteen with exemptions by physician statement and a district court summons in Bear Lake County for a quiet title action brought by Cerilda R. Bartschi and Clifford D. Bartschi against heirs and unknown owners of land in Georgetown Village Bear Lake County Idaho. The summons requires appearance within twenty days and warns of default judgment.
McKay Passey had an appendectomy at Soda Springs hospital and returned home Sunday. Gene Passey also underwent an appendectomy at Bear Lake hospital. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Dean Roberts at Bear Lake hospital Tuesday. A note on truck transport states trucks move a large share of farm products and dairy in multiple cities.
Community dispatched visits and gatherings across Fish Haven Idaho Falls Logan and Pocatello with family trips, visits of Stock Loveland Erickson Howell and Roberts families. Notable events include a surprise birthday for Ray Stock and annual wiener roast at Fish Haven Resort with local residents and guests from Ogden Los Angeles Trenton and Boston.
Overnight guest Dr. 5. Ailey stayed with brother Chas H Ailey. Bishop Amos B Robinson and family toured Salt Lake City and prepared for a Seattle trip. Liberty Elders defeated Laketown Elders 16 to 0 in softball playoffs. Various residents traveled to Montpelier Ogden and Alaska for visits and teaching assignments. Relief Society officers attended a Paris convention. Logan visitors stopped by. Hida Weston honored at a Friday gathering with a pin and Robinson family updates.
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