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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1963
Page
3
News notes show Mr and Mrs Grant Findlay and daughter Diana heading to California for a week with Diana to teach there. Numerous church and community events fill the Logan area, including leaders sustaining positions, teen activities, and visits by relatives from Provo to Roy and Ogden.
Birth announcements list girls born to Wilde Cokeville Aug 28 Christman Soda Springs Aug 29 Montpelier Sept 9 Walker Soda Springs Sept 9 1968. many patients admitted Sept 1–Sept 9 for medical procedures minor surgery or accidents including Roy Pope Cokeville and Bill Shiplett Cokeville. names include Vyrin Orr Ellen Hymas Lana Jean Hymas Mrs. Lyman Bunderson Ray Law Mrs. Richard Collipriest Karl Kunz Roy Pope Glenna Williamson Ronald Curtis and Stanley Allred son of Kay Allred.
Arnell son of Mr and Mrs Ken Arnell serves in California. Rich families and others celebrate Joan Rich birthday. Wedding of Nick Garner at Meadow Brook Salt Lake noted. Primary Family Hour activity and several stake visitors mentioned. Funeral services for Jesse Floyd held in Garden City with local pallbearers and memorial songs.
County agent notes tomato fruitworm damage and control. Use DDT SQvin TDE toxaphene cryolite bait with three two week applications starting when first fruits set. Warns insecticides are toxic and eggs of the moth cause heavy losses with peak cracking around 2 am and 8 am.
The Idaho Centennial Big Tree Contest sponsored by the Idaho State Forestry Department and the Idaho Federation of Women’s Clubs uncovers several giant trees. Reported entries include a 90 inch diameter ponderosa pine by Frank Edwards of Donnelly and a 79 inch specimen found by George Lent of Boise. A freak tree on Mouth Creek near Priest Lake sports lodgepole bark with western red cedar needles, viewable via a trail built by the Idaho Youth Camp.
Garden City notes describe the MIA Opening with Ruth Hansen presiding and Kan Cook leading the opening player, followed by Donna Hansen’s theme. Visitors included Melinda Gibbons and Boyd Smart. activities directed by Mattie Price. refreshments and a closing prayer by Bishop Clinton Tremelling. Also mentioned are a Texas visit by Mr. and Mrs. Kensely, a Lakota Lodge reception for Mr. and Mrs. David Grant, and condolences for Mrs. Lucy Webb Smith with guests present.
Miss Nona Parker and David Olsen of Salt Lake visited at the Ablee Parker home. Numerous locals attended funerals for Farrell Johnson in Laketown. Residents moved, traveled to temple, or visited relatives in Ogden Logan Minkcreek Soda Springs Lava Hot Springs Montpelier and Paris with many names listed among attendees and guests.
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