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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1944
Page
5
A 1944 Brewing Industry Foundation piece extols U S family unity during wartime. It highlights Ben Ryder's Navy service, his sister in an aircraft plant, and Ma at the Canteen. The article argues wartime duty strengthens bonds, tolerance, and shared purpose to keep America intact.
Commissioner Bert Orr attended the State Fair in Blackfoot. Lauriel Roberts of Montpelier visited with the Lester Roberts family. Grace Nelson spent time with the Prescott family. Stake conference drew locals to Paris. Cpl Passey left Paris after a short leave while his wife Norma Passey joined him. A nine pound son was born Sunday to Cyril and his wife in Montpelier hospital. Numerous couples and individuals from Montpelier attended events and lunches, with stormy weather interrupting harvest and a priesthood meeting in Paris Saturday night.
Reports from Bloomington note Nard Jacobson wounded in France and families visiting, moving, or traveling. Edcational and medical mentions include Eddie Jarvis, Mary Jean Nelson, Fayon Pugmire, and Eva Thornock. Harvey Tippets dies. he leaves a family and WWI veteran ranching at Three Mile.
The opening social for the MIA drew a large crowd with dancing and games and light refreshments. Mr and Mrs Russell Bee and family and Verlain Larsen left Thursday for Blackfoot to attend the Fair and visit relatives there. Mr and Mrs Logan Bee also departed.
The Laketown group held their annual opening social Tuesday with Pres. Arlo B. Weston and Pres. Aston Cheney presenting officers and teachers and outlining the year. Activities included games stunts dancing and ice cream as members visited Brigham Ogden for fruit and hosted out of town visitors.
Lanark residents host and attend ceremonies from weddings to farewell dances. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Melvin Passey and others traveling to Utah, Idaho Falls, and Rigby. School opens with Charlotte Matthews and Alfred Howell as teachers. district conference and stake meetings draw attendees.
The column discusses dairy farming optimizations for wartime needs. It cites studies from University of Idaho and California extension services on replacing low producers with well bred heifers to cut feed costs and boost milk. It urges consulting county agents and notes bedding, water temperature, and proper milking habits to maintain high production.
Abel Kuhz placed third in the horse pulling contest at the Blackfoot fair where he and Leroy Kuhz represented their party.
Wilford and Wanda Hansen trip to Ogden for Wanda to start Ogden High School. Peach Day attendees from Garden City include Montel Whittington family and Hodges, Gibbons, Sprouse. Primary officers attended a Paris convention. Logan visitors included Albert Hodges and Dr. W Pope. School to Laketown for rebuilding. Bear Lake Hot Springs swimming party for seventh and eighth grades and high school students. Household visits from Salt Lake mother and children to Join Hodges.
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