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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1958
Page
4
Local residents and guests crowded the Labor Day weekend with travels to Palisades, Yellowstone, Mesa Verde and Hooper Springs. Families like the Grimmetts, Spencers, Wyler, Stauffer and Law share visits across Utah and Idaho.
The LDS Business College in Salt Lake City reports strong demand for graduates in secretarial accounting and related fields. The school offers placement services, modern training in business machines, dormitory options, and a curriculum including religion and social activities with Fall Quarter starting September 8. Contact the Office of the Registrar for details at 70 North Main.
Law and Mrs Myron Myklebost and numerous couples from Soda Springs to Ogden attended weekend visits and gatherings. Notable arrivals include Don Peterson announcing a son born August 24 with Olive Lewis as grandmother. Several families from Grace, Evans ton, Salt Lake, Magna, Nampa, and other Utah locales visited relatives in Ogden, Montpelier, Tooele, Idaho Falls, Ovid, and other listed homes.
Members gathered at Mrs. Lothair Rich's St. Charles home on August 20 as Mrs. Amy Athay reviewed Ethel Barrymore’s Memories. Guests included Mrs. Noel Linford and Mrs. Glen Rich, with several clubwomen in attendance. Donati's comet noted and a wine cellar anecdote cited for origin of the word butter.
University of Idaho soil testing service expands offerings with included organic matter reports at no extra charge. Farmers may choose organic matter or sulfate analyses while continuing to submit samples via county agents. Full test recommends one pound of soil. individual tests need about a quarter pound.
Idaho produced white spring barley Gem has passed the Japanese Food Agency tests and is in demand in Japan. K. H. Klages notes Gem and Utah Velvon are approved as food barley, with strict requirements for whiteness uniform grain size and unmixed harvest processing.
The elkhorn arch across Main street in Afton has become a popular tourist draw within weeks of its completion. The structure features 2500 to 3000 sets of horns and two smaller arches on either side, drawing photographers and curious visitors. A neon sign reading Afton Wye will top the arch to announce the location and boost advertising.
Lewis and Ileene Wallentine and Gerald Wallentine express sincere thanks for kindness and sympathy shown during the recent bereavement.
For sale several gentle saddle horses suitable for saddle stock and packing trips. See at Bear Lake Stable hitch rail at Lakota Resort this weekend. Also for sale three bedroom modern home with coal furnace garage and 3 acres with garden raspberries and alfalfa Wendell Mecham St Charles phone 3182.
Bloomington and nearby towns report visits from multiple families including Paynes Thornocks Findlays and Hulmes. Residents travel to Brigham City Cokeville Glacier National Park and the Briscoe reunion. A birthday party honors Tamar a memorial thanks express appreciation for Annie S Keetch's family.
A compiled hospital roster shows multiple admissions at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital from Aug. 25 to Aug. 31. Names include Mrs. Herman Wood Laketown and Debra Hayes Georgetown with varied medical needs and procedures.
Mrs Wendell Adams Ogden admitted Sept 1 medical Ferris Kunz Montpelier admitted Sept 1 minor surgery Miss Elaine Spencer Dingle admitted Sept 1 major surgery Mrs Robert Crane Montpelier admitted Sept 1 major surgery Richard Hunzeker Montpelier admitted Sept 2 medical Births include a boy to Roll Cole Montpelier Aug 26 a girl to Jon Toomer Cokeville Aug 26 a boy to Chester Skinner Ovid Aug 28 a girl to Big Booth Fish Haven Aug 28 a girl to Wendd Kunz Bern Aug 30
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