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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1923
Page
8
Fourteen new women joined The Record's subscription list in July. Subscriptions were all voluntary and reflect growing local interest in the hometown newspaper. An honor roll of new and renewing subscribers will be published monthly, with renewals urged as due on the label indicating expiration dates.
Vernon Grim Route 1 in Filer lists Mrs Warren Cutter Codaredge Col Houte Route 2 in Filer as current subscribers indicating a change in service.
A 19th century promotional prose extols a “Free Tourist Park” as a democratic community hub. It describes grassy lawns, lights, fountains, and ample comforts for travelers, with attendants offering information, bellhops, and valet service. The narrator vows to shelter diverse visitors and frames the park as a charitable, universal refuge.
The county fair grounds drew crowds this summer with Sunday school picnics. On Tuesday afternoon and evening members enjoyed a gathering at the grounds, and yesterday afternoon the Knull Ba Hat Sunday school held a similar event under a shaded grove by the water with comfort stations.
The grounds cover 40 acres and are convenient to the tract. Visitors, including children, find the area expansive and welcoming. J. M. Markel, Secretary of the fair, oversees fair grounds operations and picnic parties while preparing for the annual fair on September 11, 34, 18 and 14.
Next Sunday morning Pastor Deal will speak on Blessing All the No Stone of the Earth. At 7 p.m Epworth League devotional led by Mia Della Roup on How Christ Did His Work. At 8 oclock memorial services will be held at the church.
Mr and Mrs Donald Spencer welcomed a son on July 31 and Mrs and Mr Rube welcomed a son on July 26 near Herger.
Social dance at the Schaefer home Monday night honored Mrs. A. E. Pond with a Saturday evening shower attended by many. Mrs. Robert E. B. Lee and her sons Bobby and Billy arrived from Hood River Oregon for a short visit. Harry Wohllath and wife left for Southern California for several weeks. Camp Fire Girls plan a recreation trip to Shameene basin. Local families spent Sunday at the fish hatchery ranch in Snake river canyon. Twenty five Pilers visited Banbury's theater canyon north of Buhl for an evening of swimming and supper. Mrs A B Wood returned from Helena with Mr and Mrs W W Wood who traveled via Yellowstone.
Mrs L L Williams and her brother Prof Ralph Felton depart for their former Hydro Okla home to spend the rest of summer. Prof Felton returns from a Far East missionary trip and has accepted a sociology faculty position at Cornell University.
A brief note states Mr. Williams will join his wife in Oklahoma later this year and then move to California to establish a future home. The text includes a quote about human propensity and an adage about authority and disobedience from Haliburton.
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