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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1946
Page
8
Local brief lists numerous residents visiting relatives and traveling. People mentioned include Kunz Talbot Michel Berry Bunderson Reed Lowe and Stella families plus students entering Rexburg Ricks College Idaho FBI training in Butte and Bear Lake hospital births and state fair attendance.
Preston attorney Ben Johnson was named campaign chairman for Idaho's March of Dimes drive January 14 to 31. Mrs. Hayes of Twin Falls cites his civic roles and Idaho fundraising totals from 1946. He notes polio fight needs public support and Foundation independence.
More than 40 million licensed drivers in the United States spend six to eight hours weekly operating their cars.
In Paris 1st Ward a service featured grandy piano solo by Loisa Athay with speakers Juanita Smart Susanna Jaussi and Clea Price concluding with Parting Hymn. Walter Bird gave benediction. Prayer by John Stocker and speaker T H Carr with piano by Myria Nye and speakers Christian Tueller Eugene B Stucks, benediction by John Fox.
Miss Dora Lee Passey and sister Eileen traveled to Ogden and Salt Lake and returned home. Mileen plans to stay. Visitors in Montpelier included Mrs Ida Passey, Eileen, Mrs Agnes Toomer, and Mr and Mrs John Roberts with babies. Marian Parker and Ora Law wed in Salt Lake temple. Delmain Earley had an appendectomy at Bear Lake hospital. Harlan Oborn and son returned from Bear Lake hospital. L C Vallentine hosted a birthday for daughter Darlene.
Indications point to an annual production in Peru of more than seven million pounds of barbasco roots from which rotenone is obtained. The note highlights the scale of harvesting and its chemical extraction process.
Fatigue from ironing and washing can be cut by standing on a soft rug. Bathroom mats of spongy rubber are recommended. A boardwalk 30 feet wide and an inch thick using 30 billion board feet of lumber could reach the moon.
If cane chair seats sag, tighten by washing with hot water and drying outdoors to restore tension and shape. This quick method helps restore support without replacing the seat materials.
The male elephant's tusk is preferred for commercial ivory over the female tusk. The fish eye lens is round like a marble and less flexible, unlike human eyes, and focus occurs by moving the lens forward and backward.
A note explains apples wrapped in paper or packed in leaves will not take on odors from vegetables stored in the same cellar, helping preserve flavor and freshness during storage.
A close-fitting cover helps many cooking processes, so buying a pan and cover together is often worth the extra money.
Kay Rich and Keith Chase left for Bozeman Montana on a combined business and pleasure trip. The Albert Spencer family moved into the Tueller property. Mrs Kay Rich visits Liberty with her parents and three daughters. Eugene Stucki's family spent Friday in Smoot Wyoming for Mrs Woodruff Stucki's father's 80th birthday. Ralph Rich and John Hoge attended the air show in Pocatello. Grant Rosen and daughter joined Sargent Rich for Sunday dinner. Carrie Passey visits with her daughter in St Charles. Jay Price spent days in Salt Lake City and Ogden. M H Collings trains east to Illinois New York Washington DC and Kansas returning with a son driving a new car. Morgan J Rich leaves for Salt Lake for the winter. Eliza B Cook returns from Budge Hospital. Ezra Stucki of Rexburg cares for her. Tourist trade in Pennsylvania valued at 340 million dollars yearly. Persia temple finds jointed toys from 1100 B C. About 20 percent of US counties accredited free from brucellosis.
The St Charles community honors Bishop James Transtrum with a party after his resignation and welcomes a new bishop. The district school opens with Amos Hulme Mabel Athay and Mrs Parker as teachers. strong attendance reported. Local dining draws out of town patrons including Gov Williams and Ruth Moon. MIA convention guests dine with stake board. several residents undertake travels and family trips among frequent notices of community life.
Want ads announce Morris B. Athay offers plumbing installation and repair services and provides phone contact 2476 for inquiries.
A recent report notes that 18 percent of home accident fatalities last year involved children under five. The finding underscores risk in domestic settings and calls for improved child safety measures.
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