Night vigil at MK church fundraiser party
A community event at MK church Friday evening organized by the Peoples class to benefit the choir. Attendees will hear a program of songs and a sale of canned goods and baked items.
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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
8
A community event at MK church Friday evening organized by the Peoples class to benefit the choir. Attendees will hear a program of songs and a sale of canned goods and baked items.
The note outlines quarterly meetings held Saturday evening and Sunday, April 10 and 11, with conducting officials and views to be reviewed. Rev. C Be Rehuater and Mr. Kethwster are mentioned in connection with planning and missionary work.
A fragmented classified page lists numerous sale notices and wants including land for sale at 800 per acre, livestock including barred rocks Jersey boars and Shetland ponies, household items like a player piano and pewter tools, and services such as furnace cleaning and washing requests. Names such as Earl Murray and Mrs. Ben Waite appear amid farm items, real estate, and equipment offers, with scattered addresses and locations around Filer and nearby towns.
The marriage of Lilien Mur ay and Fred Manyne occurred at Christiad hurch in Twin Palle yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Reverend Moore officiated. The couple, from prominent local families, plan to reside in California near Allan Manton’s business ventures.
A church concert is announced for Kesday at MB church with an orchestra selection, readings, prayers, hymns, anthems, and congregational singing. The program includes feature pieces and a special finale linked to the event dates April 19.
The Twin Pally County Common Method Districts announce a public meeting on the first Saturday in April 1920 to decide if a portal tax will be levied, the election length, and other district affairs. Trustees will be chosen and other business related to schedules and school work will be conducted. County Superintendent Wolfe notes next Tuesday and Wednesday.
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