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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1946
Page
8
Numerous names and trips are listed from Paris Idaho and nearby towns. Residents motor to Salt Lake Ogden and elsewhere for weekends shopping business and family events while others host visitors attend schools or weddings and plan relocations or enrollments.
Darrell and Darrell Eborn with family joined Calvin Hymas to Preston on Sunday August 25. Judy of Montpelier, Scout executive, visited Thursday night. LaDonna Parker Gayle Beck and Verne Odell worked at the tomato factory in Syracuse on Monday August 26. Bo Archie Parker visits with Salt Lake relatives. Huntsmans from Salt Lake visiting. Charlie Earhart and daughter from Montpelier visited Harlan Eborn’s family Sunday. Henry Parker family regrouped after years at David Parker home. Attendees included Schmid of Bern Parker families from California Utah and Noonan and Thatcher visitors. Funeral services for Bertha Boehme were held in Bennington Monday attended by Agnes Toomer Naomi Passey and Harvey Parker. Jean Covert and Freeman Covert of Thatcher visit with the Jos Parker family. Afton and Gayle visited Paris relatives.
Smith Gertsch of Pocatello spent the weekend with his family. Jay B. Hann returned Thursday evening from several weeks visit with relatives at Savory Wyoming. Miss Hllen Snutterthwaite of Garden City was a weekend guest at the Thomas Caldwell home. Ina Shepherd of Logan was an overnight guest of Norma Price. Ina accompanied Mr and Mrs Eldon Pugmire to Yellowstone park earlier in the week and was returning home.
Some animals possess a rare ability to retract their eyeballs into the sockets. This mechanical feature helps protect the eyes from injury and may aid in camouflage by reducing glare or exposure.
Whipping cream should be kept in the coldest part of the refrigerator after whipping. Accents Sugar Sweetness uses salt in candies cakes ice cream cooked fruits and fruit juice. It saves sugar ten.
In 1935 helium replaced hydrogen to achieve a historic ascent by the National Geographic Society and Army Air Corps balloon Explorer II reaching a peak height of 13.71 miles above Earth, the highest ever recorded.
Clerks and neighbors record a busy stretch of calls visits and outings. Mr and Mrs Wallace Stucks joined Mr and Mrs Palmer Tueller for Idaho Falls travel while Montpelier residents James Brown and Ronald Bird met at the Walter Bird home. Families from Montpelier and Logan citys paused in at multiple homes for weekends and holidays with travel to Paris Franklin Bremerton and Yellowstone Park noted.
Chester Skinner and brother visited over the weekend. Mrs Albert Miller hosts Ruth Hansen Verlene Hansen and Lloyd Hansen visited Paris Sunday. Vancouver residents Jim Hymas and Lynn Allen called at the Miller home. Leora Orr of Pocatello and Bert Orr visited. Calvin Hymas and family left for Utah and Nevada. Bp Miller Taft business in Montpelier Friday. Heber Phelps of Ovid came Friday. Bp A E Miller and Thomas Lougee attended a Union meeting in Paris.
Clean plowing will destroy 95 to 98 percent of corn borers in a field, suggesting a major reduction in pest pressure for farmers adopting the practice.
Six major seed crops including alfalfa red alsike and sweet clover lespedera and timothy produced a record 526 million pounds from 4.9 million acres in 1945, up from 420 million pounds in 1944.
The term bridal derives from bride-ale, old English wedding feasts where ale was the main drink. Other festivals were named ales when ale was served.
Sunday programs listed for Paris Ward include prayers testimonies singing and blessings in services conducted by John W. Spencer and other local church leaders. Several baby namings and confirmations noted with extended testimonies and choir performances.
Ordinance No 195 fixes the tax levy on all taxable property in Paris Idaho for the year 1946 at 29 mills total. 16 mills for Bond interest and sinking fund, 8 mills for General Fund, 5 mills for street lighting. City Clerk to certify levies to Bear Lake County Tax Collector. Passed and approved September 3, 1946.
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