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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1930
Page
8
Dr H H Scarborough will be at the Hotel Paris in Paris Friday afternoon September 19th. The town edition notes local events including school updates, tax work, and community notices with social visits and business ads interspersed throughout the column.
Mr and Mrs Earl Shepherd with Mayor and Mrs A W Shepherd travel to Logan Utah to visit President and Mrs Joseph R Shepherd parents to the Shepherd boys. Wendell Stucki plans to move to Logan for winter and enter A C school to study agriculture. About 200 girls work in Idaho Falls seed houses gathering peas with farmers benefiting Bear Lake schools gain pin money. For sale in Logan a modern home near Temple and college two acres with lawn flowers fruit new barn and chicken coops. Address FE Hogan 612 E 2nd N St Logan Utah. Al4 41
Commissioner C E Macey announced a winter campaign in Idaho schools to fight spinal meningitis. A $1500 budget funds a light traveling lab tested about 30 000 children last year and helped keep schools open. The heavy lab will handle remote areas while Twin Falls and Bonneville counties faced past outbreaks. Bear Lake County benefited. Georgetown saw swift welfare action during a disease event. For sale 150 tons of wild hay stacked August 11. Write Stafford Cleveland St Charles s 11 tf
Fielding High school trustees met Friday to settle year end business and reorganize. F. T. Shepherd was chosen chairman with Jas. L. Dunford secretary and F. J. Price treasurer. New trustees Kenneth Matthews and Sam'l Austin sworn in for three years. board now includes Shepherd Dunford Moore Hy mas Matthews and Austin.
Boise report notes a coming uniform change for state highway patrolmen. Officers may wear a distinctive blue blouse with tan pants and a bright Sam Browne belt to distinguish them from chauffeurs and theater ushers. Public reaction suggests caution for pedestrians with officers posing as officials.
The Jolly Quintet 4-H Club held a September 10 1930 party at leader Beulah Morgan's home with 21 members present. Mothers from the first and second year clubs led games and refreshments after a short program. A prior September 2 1930 meeting focused on sewing club dresses, planning a party, and evaluating activities.
Home Economics expert Josephine B. Gibbon from Heinz extols sauce as key to dish success. Recipes cover Barbecue, Mock Hollandaise, Mayonnaise Salad Dressing, Quick Tomato Sauce, Tartar Sauce, Butterscotch, Chocolate Sauces with step by step mixing and serving notes.
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