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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1932
Page
6
County notices report Sam Tunks and Grace visits, real estate for sale and rent near the high school, multiple residents traveling to Logan Provo and Ogden, and local business and bank activity. Also included are hay storage tales, tax disclosures, school board humor and community events in Bear Lake Franklin Fremont regions.
Schedule changes announced for O S L Ry with trains 397 arriving 9 30 a m 396 departing 1 00 p m 383 departing 2 40 p m and 399 arriving 2 30 p m Mail for trains 896 and 398 must reach Paris post office by 12 30 p m and 2 20 p m respectively
Mr and Mrs Morrell Booth of Garden City visited Logan guests of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Longhurst. Lynville Hodges moves from Logan Junior High to the Logan High science department. Miss Fay Hodges of Garden City visits Logan with her parents. Edward Calder returns to Logan after a week with relatives in Garden City and Randolph. Harold Swift, former Paris resident and Utah Power and Light Co employee in Preston, receives treatment in Cache Valley hospital and is improving. Wendell Spencer and Hazel Smart honeymooned in the Northwest and will live in Preston where Spencer works for the Utah Power and Light Co. Bert Erickson and wife plan to spend the coming winter in Logan.
H Hodges of Garden City visited Logan for a day last week on a business trip while the topic notes where the children attend school.
Seminary notes report earnest student elections for sections 9 10 11 12 and 2 3 with new officers and colors. Presidents include Harold Hoge Presley Floyd John Shepherd Earl Bee and LeGrande Pendrey. Activities planned include contests socials to pursue ideals of perfect manhood and womanhood. A separate telegram discusses a proposed wheat sale to China via the Farm Board and RFC, claiming farmers save about 5000.
Senator John Thomas urged quick action on Pacific Northwest wheat sales to China via credit backed by the Federal Farm Board. He sent a telegram to Atlee Pomerene, chairman of the board, stressing the need to aid the grain market.
The Marx Brothers madcap film Horse Feathers comes to the Rich Theatre in Montpelier October 2 3 and 4. Groucho as college president Zeppo as son Chico as bootlegger Harpo as dog catcher provide chaotic university hijinks in this lively farce written by Kalmar Ruby and Perelman with McLeod directing.
A reader recalls a meeting where talk touched on family humor weather and books. The piece notes no mention of money lost while noting interest in clothing costs and a clever boy's gift. The overall tone hints at social friction amid sports and culture.
A narrator recalls a brief visit from a troubled man and notes how the encounter lifted gloom. The speaker writes lines inspired by the guest who carried tales of woe yet shared quiet moments, leaving the meeting happier in a world of doubt.
A fall ram sale listing over 50 consignors from Cambridge to St. Anthony will be held October 15 in Pocatello. The sale features more than 900 head of purebred rams including Hampshire, Suffolk, and crossbreeds noted for wool production.
The Bok Review club will meet Wednesday evening October Sth at 7 30 P M in Unity Cottage. Miss Naoma Rich reviews A White Bird Flying by Bess Streeter Aldrich and offers tips for judging books and stories.
Postal officials say Duns may be sent on postcards if regulations are followed under a recent ruling by the postoffice department. The ruling outlines conditions for mailing Duns on postal cards and clarifies eligible uses and restrictions.
The ruling allows monthly statements showing balances due to be sent on double postcards folded and sealed with a one cent stamp or plain seal. If the second half is a return card. The Post will show specimens of said cards.
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