Post Office Admits Second Class Matter at Paris Idaho
Admitted to the mails as Second Class Matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under the Act of March 3 1879 indicating mail classification status for publication and distribution.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1953
Page
2
Admitted to the mails as Second Class Matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under the Act of March 3 1879 indicating mail classification status for publication and distribution.
City leaders approve discharge of cemetery caretaker Jos L Collings on Sept 15 and set Fall Clean up Day for Sept 26. They authorize pipe locator purchase and Mountaineer type printing at 19.50 plus 12.50 box. Resume Speed 35 mph signs to be installed near town limits. Building permit for grain bin to LeRoy Sleight. Various bills paid and council meeting time changed to 7 30 pm.
Local listings recount visits and weekend travels around Brigham City Logan Ogden and nearby towns. Names include Lowell Gibbons Nina Sorenson La Loveland David Hoffman and families with multiple trips to Salt Lake Provo Jackson WY Star Valley and Paris Ward events mentioned.
Edward J Passey and Lester Bolton attended a Stake Board meeting led by the Benediction at the Charles Rogers home. Mr and Mrs Daniel Johnson and Catherine Johnson returned from a week in Montana. Mrs vn a Peterson visited in Paris with her parents.
Funeral services for Elizabeth Matthews in Liberty draw family members including C N Carlsen and several Millers and Hymas. Nearby visits include Roy Utah trip for granddaughter Carol Passey, hospital stays for Clinton Passey, and attendance at the Idaho State Fair in Blackfoot. Stake Primary visitors, birthdays, ram sales, and sacrament meeting notes follow with local families listed.
Mrs Russell Thornock and Mrs Ernest McKinnon visited Randolph and guests traveled to Blackfoot Idaho for Milton Weston’s county agent fair. September 14 birthday party for Mrs Lamborn drew 16 guests including many Westons and Cheneys. Other Lake Town residents and families went to Salt Lake City to see Ice Follies and returned by weekend.
Local residents including Mr and Mrs Heber Phelps and Lynn Sleight attended Peach Day in Brigham City. Families visited Salt Lake and Logan for meetings, fairs, and temple activities. Church services and Daughters of Utah Pioneers events were held with various members participating in singing, sacraments, and home missions.
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