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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
8
Mrs Mark Austin spent days in Salt Lake City while Mrs Ellen Smith of Logan Utah visits relatives. Numerous local families hosted and traveled between Paris Rexburg Magna Magna and Ogden Utah for weekends vacations business and weddings.
Farmers worked long hours during Labor Day as the first and second alfalfa crops were harvested. Mrs. James Dunn, patient at Montpelier hospital for inward hernia surgery after a fall, returned home to convalesce. A party including Mr. J. L. Grimmett and relatives traveled to Utah and Salt Lake City, visiting the Rich home.
Mrs. Kate Innes and daughter spent last week in Provo Utah returning with Lawrence Innes en route to Pocatello. John Norton of Ogden and wife visiting Paris. Norton in good health at eighty. Joel Tueller and Clara Tueller left for Denver after a month with relatives. Miss Marie Tueller to winter with them. Jay Haddock of Bloomington won a scholarship and travels to Amherst College with his wife. they arrived as far as Independence. M H Bresee of Cokeville Phosphate Co with wife and California guests visited Paris. Bresee was in town on Bear Lake Phosphate Co business. Pres H Edward Sutton of Magna Utah with Rex and wife and Mark Sutton and John Mower visited Labor Day. they spent Sunday in Logan and attended a farewell for Dr O H Budge, departing Sept 15 for a German Austrian mission. Caribou County Assessor Tom Horsley of Soda Springs with wife visited Paris. Mrs Spencer ill and sister to Horsley. Mrs Laura Lau of Soda Springs visited Spencer. Mr and Mrs C H Pearce and children returned from Logan and Salt Lake. A bank dispute note with Mr Cohen revealed January balance owed to the bank. A shower honored Mr and Mrs Cyril Jacobson in Bloomington with program, gifts and luncheon. Coal ad for QRiamondville Lump and Nut Coal by Otto Rohner. Rooms for rent notice by Henry Grandy, Perils Idaho.
John G. Lonsdale of the American Bankers Association urges business leaders to adopt scientific methods and economic research like a microscope. He argues that analysis eliminates guesswork, improves production and finance, and applies across peacetime and war to boost success.
John G Lonsdale, president of the American Bankers Association, says the association conducts nationwide investigations across departments of banking. Findings guide 20,000 members and have influenced legislation and practices. An affiliated institute educates 45,000 young bankers to advance in the field. The ABA is a major source of banking stability outside the Federal Reserve System.
Funeral services for William McLennan aged 54 were conducted Wednesday at the Presbyterian church in Montpelier with Masonic lodge participation. He died Friday after a lingering illness. Survived by a sister, Mrs James Lyons of Montpelier. McLennan spent years in the local hardware business and retired about a year ago due to ill health.
The article honors a longtime resident who settled in Paris after a Wyoming to Paris journey. He served as stake tithing clerk and county treasurer, and held multiple county offices. A 63 year choir member and 23 year stake chorister, he later co owned Shepherd Clothing Store with his son Edwin T. Shepherd and fulfilled a mission for the L D S B.
In September 1880 Mr. Shepherd married Sarah Clifton in the old endowment house at Salt Lake City. She came to Bear Lake from King's County New York where she was born April 17, 1861. Besides caring for a large family of thirteen, ten living, she has been a Relief Society worker and visiting teacher for years. The couple were married by Daniel H. Wells, a figure in early Nauvoo church history. Both are enjoying good health and life in a great measure.
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