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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1932
Page
6
A collage of items from Paris Utah area headlines includes visitors from St. Charles and Provo, rental offers, sale ads, medical claims, printing services, and church and school notices. Reporting notes local residents traveling, teaching appointments, and community events with brief confirmations of upcoming visits and meetings.
Andrew Mattson a Laketown Utah strong man and business visitor wowed crowds yesterday with feats of bending iron bars breaking rocks and holding hundreds of pounds aloft as he prepares to exhibit next week at Rich County fair challenging any man in the county to defeat him.
The Seagull girls of the Paris Second ward presented a successful health play directed by Mrs. Geneva Williams. The report notes printed material available upon request.
Kersey Riter son of Mrs Alice Riter and Miss Ruth Budge daughter of Dr and Mrs D C Budge will marry in the Logan temple tomorrow. After the ceremony the couple will depart for Chicago where Mr Riter will pursue medical studies.
Miss Ruby Bolton. piano instructor. presents student recital Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Second Ward chapel. Program includes works by Clementi, Burgmüller, Op. 36 No. 1 and Op. 20 selections, plus pieces by Baumfelder, Keats Ave, and Williams arrangements. Performers include Helen Nielsen, Mary Shepherd, Norma Rogers, Agnes King, and John Prige.
The Daughters of Utah Pioneers gathered August 25 at Mrs. W. Smith Hoge’s home. The program included a vocal solo by Mrs. Lizzie H. Welker with Miss Ruby Bolton on piano, a reading on Mrs. Deseret Collings Rich, benediction by Mrs. Mary A-Lewis, and light refreshments hosted by Mesdames Hoge and Grimmett.
Businessmen and male residents of Paris responded to the fire alarm before eight o clock Friday morning as a large Budge farm barn north of Paris caught fire. The blaze damaged the roof and upper part of the building but was brought under control. Later in the afternoon another fire broke out, triggering alarms and a strong response that eventually extinguished the flames after some difficulty.
The Rich Theatre presents The Greeks Had Two Word for Them a Zoe Akins play adapted by Samuel Goldwyn with Claire, Blondell, and Evans in the roles of Them. The film version brings smartness and daring showmanship to the stage adaptation as New York laughter follows the trio's witty adventures.
Laketown on August 31 reports a large sacrament meeting with Elders Morris D. Low and Alfred A. Hare from the stake presidency in attendance. William J. Lamborn was honorably released as second counselor to Bishop George H. Robinson, and John H. Weston was chosen to succeed him. Weather included heavy rains and frost on the nights of the 29th and 30th.
Mrs. Frank Dusenberry departed Tuesday morning for Salt Lake City to visit during the week.
Dr H H Scarborough of Salt Lake City will visit Hotel Paris on Wednesday September 14 to examine headaches dizziness stomach and nervous complaints believed caused by eye muscle imbalance. The method reveals troubles without patient input and targets corrective visual therapy.
Harris Slocum ended August by frost bite after a snowstorm near the Montana Idaho mountain divide. Four inches of snow were reported and the boy said an apple a day keeps the doctor away, though the color of the apples mattered in his case.
Mohair from Angora goats, now mainly raised in the United States, is praised for durability and suitability for upholstery in cars, rail coaches, rugs, draperies, and outer apparel. Fleece weight varies, with typical weights around 4.8 pounds, offering abundant velvet for chairs and decorative uses.
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