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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1924
Page
4
The Filer Idaho area invites entries for a contest to name a troublesome fire starter described with crude terms. Prizes total 31 dollars for top three names. Submit by April 31 to the District Forester Ogden Utah or nearest forest ranger.
Ralph Love won second place in the Albion district declamatory contest held Friday with one judge ranking him first and two others giving second. His oration titled Education and National Problem drew praise from Kiwanis luncheon attendees as Grace Detweiler and Ralph Love presented their speeches to an enthusiastic audience.
A Baptist church advertises preaching at 11 and 6 with communion afterward. Everyone is urged to attend and a study session is planned for Thursday at 7 30 pm, promising a timely and productive gathering for the Master.
Last Sunday the church had Rev C D Fietch of Kimberly fill in while the pastor was away. The church resumes normal hours next Sunday at 9 30 with league at 7 pm and weeknight classes. Sunday school at 10 am under L B Otto with Pastor D Gilliian, D D.
Idaho Ladino Clover Seed Growers association led publicity for Ladino giant white clover seed as a premier pasture crop. Secretary George BR. Johnson reports weekly shipments value 100 to 200 dollars, with trials showing high forage yield and low bloating risk, promoting irrigation suited cultivation across Idaho Oregon and Washington.
Mrs. E J Malone longtime Maroa resident died Saturday after a brief illness at age 62. Born in Holland March 14 1871 she came to America in 1873 and married Ephraham J Malone in 1891. The couple had six children Kerschel Leslie Harold Loren Irene and Grace. Funeral services were held Monday at the Baptist Church in Win Falls with burial at the local cemetery.
Floyd and Fay Brown, youngest children of W Lester Srena, recover from measles at the I. O. O. F. cemetery in Filer. Ada Wilhite of Albion Normal visited her parents here. Maron Woman's club met Thursday in the school basement with ten members and one visitor. Mrs A S LaMonte donated quilt blocks for a Children's Home quilt in Boise. Meeting adjourned to two weeks hence at Mrs Charles Shaff's home, LaMonte assisting. officers to be elected.
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