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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1943
Page
5
Abel Kunz and Bo Schmid visited Liberty to the saw mill Wednesday morning last week. Kunz said the Omaha market was off slightly on return. Anna Lucy Schmid RN returned to Salt Lake City to resume work after a home visit.
The share of women employed in maritime shipyards increased from 9.25 percent in April to 11.49 percent in June, reflecting growing participation in the sector.
Mrs Kaddy Morgan of Liberty visits with the Parkers and family while Ezra Roberts and family from Logan visit relatives. Stuff about parish, schooling, weddings, military correspondences and community social events across Liberty, Paris, Logan, and surrounding areas.
Local notes record visitors and travel visits from Fish Haven to Evanston Paris Montpelier and Logan. Families such as Shirley Stock Pugmire Howell Loveland and Stock figure in weekend visits birthdays school openings and trips to Ogden Salt Lake Brigham City and Los Angeles.
Mr George Parker of Wardboro and Mr Pete Horning of Montpelier made a business call here Tuesday. Mrs Libbie Anderson, sister of Nellie Lyon, died in Ogden after a major operation. Miss Ruth Hansen visits in Twin Falls at Jerald Hansen's home. The LD 8 church house receives a fresh coat of paint. Various local residents and relatives visit, travel, or write from Ogden Rexburg Montpelier and Liberty. many names appear including Skinner Hymas Lyon Orr and Parker. A.O.M. 2/c Darrell L Orr reports loneliness in a letter. Bill Grandy of Montpelier visits town.
Dr Reed Rich of Montpelier visited Laketown and shared time with Hattie and Stanley Mattson. Local families hosted Salt Lake visitors and soldiers returning to duty at Camp Cooke and Denver. A2 funeral for Mrs Sarah A Young noted. Captain Norman Wahlstrom flew a B 24 Liberator into Hill Field. Community events included mutual party for departing soldiers Louis Wahlstrom and Albert Webb with music, speeches, and ice cream.
Mrs. Vic Hayes of Georgetown received a letter informing that her son Staff Sergeant Hussell Hayes, 23, has been captured in Italy and is a prisoner of war. The message came through church channels from Washington and Rome, confirming the status.
An advertisement extols quick top results for hiring selling buying renting and farm or property trades. It promotes fast visible listings through a simple ad service aimed at connecting buyers sellers and renters efficiently.
An armored division in action uses 650 tons of gasoline 600 tons of ammunition and 85 tons of food daily. A Liberty ship would need to arrive every eight days to sustain it in battle.
Ed Carey, Will Frost, and Doc Mitchell speculate about a future with regular trans-Atlantic flights, television, plastic cars, air conditioned homes, and super highways. The exchange frames an optimistic, technology heavy outlook.
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