Markel named fair secretary for seventh time
Twin Falls County Fair board elects 7 M Markel as secretary for seventh time. He begins April 1 and will run the ninth annual exposition September 9 to 12. P C Meredith as president and R B Armes as first vice president named. Carl D Irwin as second vice president. Committees named on grounds premiums awards attractions and purses speech program. Grandstand extension estimate ordered. tourist grounds use rules set. night admissions approved with discounted evening rates.
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7. M. Markel
Twin Falls County
Fair Grounds
Markel
P. C. Meredith
Buhl
R. 8. Armes
Carl D. Irwin
Twin Palls
G. C. Davis
R. B. Brossard
R. S. Armes
R. T. MacNamara
EB. O. Walter
Fair Board
P T A Meeting One Week Hence at Central School
The next meeting of the Parent Teachers Association will be held on Thursday April 10 in the Central school rooms starting at 8 p.m. Seventh grade chair KH Snyder outlines the program with piano solos by Phoebe Smith a piano duet by Mrs G H Truitt and Virginia Snyder and a reading What the P T A Means to Me. Reverend Charles E. ae of the Methodist church Twin Falls officiates.
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Parent
Mise Inex Stephens
Clanche Hotlines
Lneture
Charles EB Ae
The
Methodist Church
Twin Falls
Garage firm occupies additional quarters
G. C. Dean, associated with HL Huddleston, will move ignition and battery equipment from the Auto Repair and Electric shop across the street into the Huddleston grocery store location to gain space. Huddleston will keep the auto repair business at the old stand and the two will operate in association, providing needed room.
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G. C. Dean
HL. J. Huddleston
Auto Repairs Electric
Hudelson
Hudderston
Local Marshal Warns of Increased Property Clean-up Notices
Marshal L. D. Allen, street and water commissioner, says enough owners have neglected to clean up property to warrant a flood of legal notices printed warning property owners to act. He urges compliance to avoid further enforcement steps.
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Marshal L. D. Allen
Street and Water Commissioner
Arbor Day Set for April Eighteenth
Governor C C Moore issues a proclamation designating Arbor Day in Idaho for Friday April 18. The note urges county superintendents to organize tree planting and conservation exercises in schools and along streams, highways, and on public grounds to beautify communities and protect natural beauty.
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C. C. Moore
Idaho
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C. Moore
Et of
State of
A Brittany Custom Embraced in Local Engagements
The practice in several towns honors couples who get engaged within the year by planning marriages on the same day, reflecting a regional tradition tied to a shared calendar event.
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Brittany
Local News Request Seeks Reader Cooperation and Submissions
The Hered solicits news items from available sources and asks readers and subscribers to supply information on local events and visitors. The notice emphasizes reader cooperation to enrich coverage and accuracy.
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Hered
Daddy Long Legs to Be Shown This Week at Gem Theatre
The Filer Rural high school play Daddy Long Legs returns for Friday and Saturday performances at the Gem theatre. Special scenery and costumes are being prepared to stage the amateur production at its best. Music by the high school orchestra directed by BE Byror. Tickets go on sale at Modern Drug Shop at noon with reduced admission to fill both showings. Curtain set for 7 p.m. each evening.
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Daddy Long Legs
Filer
Gem Theatre
BE. KR
Byror Weats
Kiwanis Club Hears Students at Regular Luncheon
Mias Grace Detwetter and Ralph Love, students from Filer Rural High, delighted Piler Kiwanis at a noon luncheon in the Methodist church basement. The 36-member club, new to the area, heard a program with James H. Rhinn awarding the attendance prize and Coley Williams of United States Seed Company as guest.
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Mias Grace Detwetter
Ralph Love
Filer Rural High School
Piler Kiwanis Club
Methodiet Church
Kiwanis Clat
Methodist Church
FB. Carson
Juneau H. Rhinn
Clark
Coley Williams
United States Seed Company
George XN. Tucker
Jewelry Repair Shop to Open in Tanner Boiling
A local notice states a jewelry repair shop will open shortly in Tanner Boiling after a confectionery tenant moves out. In conjunction with the High School play Daddy Dearest at the Gem Theatre, there will be no free matinee on Saturday afternoon April 5.
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Andy
Carl Moeller
Daddy Leas
Gem Theatre
Theatre Maasgo
Organize Filer Band Holds Monday Night Rehearsal
About twenty one persons met at the Rural high school building Monday for the second weekly rehearsal of the Organize Filer Band led by L. W. ine. Officers to be chosen next Monday. expected completion of the directorate. Several musicians from Bub, Worthy Olds, Harry Barry, and KR. J. Davis showed interest and may recruit more from the west end. Reed instruments and clarinets are in short supply, volunteers to play urged. A roster and officers will appear in next week's Record.
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L. W. ‘Ine
Ines
At & m
Piler
Li Demnant
District Declamation Winners Named in County Event
Martha Farrar of Twin Falls won district honors in the declamation contest. Howard Hailerton of Jerome took first in humorous and oratory divisions. Howard Powles of Paul will join the state event in Botet-Thr.
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Martha Farrar
Twin Falls
Vielon
Alba Kar Gral
Howerd Hailerton
Jerome
Howard Powles
Paul
Bote
Audiencs
Ralph Love
Maral High Hoe
Potato Growers Meeting Set for Saturday April 5
A meeting of potato growers and shippers is announced for Saturday at Twin Palley. The program includes talks by J B Shepherd Jerome and other speakers on potato markets shipping and rail logistics. Topics cover industry problems price effects and potential national licensing proposals.
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Call Meeting OF Potato Growers
Twin Pally
Twin Palle
Commurey
J. B. Shepherd
Jerome
America Hallway Aeveriation
FO Lee Johnson
Paras
I. H. Payne
Idaho Falls
Idaho Palle
Traneit
Limecol Wilder
Burtey
Jana McCarral
Carlie Long
Dean
Department of Agriculture
Charles Griseam
Department of Commerce
J. C. Jacobson
Idaho
Pally
Victory School Pupils Score In Play Success
The grade school play Deacon Dubbs delighted a large Gem Theatre audience and raised nearly 50 for graduation expenses. TL Meek directed the play and received applause for the strong performance. Special music came from Miss Marguerite Von Akin and the high school orchestra. Howard Wivemas, eighth grade class president, thanked contributors and participants.
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Deacon Dubbs
Gem Theatre
Arade Seroal Puplie
TL Meek
Olter
Mies Marguerite von Akin
Schow Orchesta
Howard Wivemas
Filer Girls Earn Letters at Albion Normal
Two Filer girls Melon Hitixer and Harel Nanooag received athletic letters at Albion State Normal for basketball. The awards feature a blue and red jacket background with a large insignia and the motto Rite on. Both athletes have yearlong varsity experience on the Normal team, with Hitixer listed as forward and Nanooag as guard.
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Melon Hitixer
Harel Nanooag
Hamil Gtayel
Helen Wily
Elite agricultural show at Twin Palle addresses prize pigs
Judges Mr Schildman and Mr Tucker presided at the Twin Palle school show where the agricultural department showcased swine. Mr Schildman bought the entire entry after awarding first prize hogs and the first prize pen, with animals reportedly from Dr. R. Armes Duroc stock.
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HH. Sebildinas
Tyvestork Desler
Qeorer
N. Tucker
BG. Waller
Lvestock Auttioneer
Agricasteral Department
Twin Palle Tureday
Acoe
Schildman
Tucker
Dr. R. & Armes Duroc
Crowds Throng Town on Monday Car Giveaway
Ralph Heer, assistant cashier of the Farmers and Merchants bank, received a Chevrolet touring car in a local campaign by five merchants. About a thousand people gathered at Yakima Avenue and Main Street for a public ceremony led by J. M. Markel, with related auctions and giveaways at Filer Hardware, Wood Mercantile, Star Service, and other partners. The event, costing about 1000, drew residents from across the county and marked a second home-trade promotion in three months aimed at boosting local merchants.
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Ralph Heer
T He Farmers’ and Merchants Bank
Yakima Avenue
Main Street
J. M. Markel
Filer Hardware
Gtuy
Wood Mercantile
Star
Cord Tire
Guy Tucker
Detwatler Coal Company
Spring Canyon
Ben Glassinger
Geo. O
Filer Hardware Company
Detweller Coal Company
U. S. Mest Company
Rural High School Receives State Board Okeh
Miss Ethel Redfield of the state board of education inspected Rural High School for the first time in years and found no fault. She praised the organization, teachers, course variety, and overall welfare of the institution.
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Ethel Redfield
State Board of Eduction
Everst
Rewalia Telay
Tom Mix To Be Seen In Mile-A-Minute Romeo
Defying death Tom Mix will star in Mile-A-Minute Romeo at the Orpheum Twin Palms for a two day engagement. The western drama features Mix displaying his famed talents amid an erring father and daughter with big ambitions. Betty J. Garden Russel James Mason Duke Lee and James Quine lead the cast. Lambert Hiltyer directs.
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Tony
Tom Mix
Orpheam Theatre
Romeo
Max Bread
Mix
Milljong Imstead
Tom Mis
Betty J. J. Garden Russel
James Mason
Duke Lee
James Quine
Lambert Hiltyer
Cows Bring Strong Prices at Small North Idaho Sale
Cattle sold well at a small sale near Buhl on Tuesday auctioned by Munyon Hopkins. The average price was 345 head with eight head disposed of, reflecting healthy demand and weekly pricing momentum in the region.
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Buhl
Munyon @ Hopkine
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