High School Activity Highlights And Basketball News
Report cards for the second six weeks show notable improvement, especially among freshmen with girls scoring higher than boys. Marjorie Newberry of Cedar Draw leads with the top six weeks grade of 5.75, a school record. Marvin Cole named boys basketball captain as inter-class tournaments unfold with juniors beating seniors and sophomores defeating yearlings. Jerome High School plans to send teams to meet local squads on December 15 amid keen competition and ongoing tryouts. Eva Moseley elected vice president of the freshman class.
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Marjorie Newberry
Cedar Draw
Clase
Martin
Schlidman
Aman
Reay
Cole, Adkins
Timm
Darnall
Richmond
Diehl
Marvin Cole
the Jerome High School
Noon time hot lunches served in Filer school
Pupils are supplied with a noon time warm lunch in the school cafeteria under Mrs N D Read and the Filer P T A. Mrs Stephans is preparing the meals, one hot dish is served for those wanting it, priced 16 cents. Donations of supplies and cash are solicited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. Read
Filer
Parent-Teacher Association
Stephans
Murtaugh Man Found Guilty of Murder
Murtaugh district farmer Murta Dunlap was found guilty by a district court jury of second degree murder in the death of his brother-in-law C A Russell at the Dunlap farm Sunday morning April 30. The verdict followed about three hours of deliberation. Sentencing set for Saturday by Judge WA Hathcock. Dunlap admitted firing the shot but said Russell reached for an axe as the dispute over cattle escalated. Russell rode away toward his home about a mile distant.
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Ida
Harry J Dunlap
Murta
C A. Russell
Dunlap
Suanday
WA Hathcock
Denlap
Russell
Ku Klux Klan Lecture Reported in Tein Faille
A National Klan representative gave two lectures in Tein Faille with White robed members as ushers and other order figures on the platform during the address.
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Ku Klax Klan
Order
Rain Chinook and Snow Offered as Variety Bill
A snowstorm yesterday afternoon interrupted the calm weather of the prior day. Rain earlier in the week left roads muddy, while a chinook added to the variety of conditions yesterday.
Supporters Form Group for Big Reservoir Irrigation Drive
Supporters of the proposed American Falls irrigation project met in Twin Falls to form a tentative organization. Spence Chosen Chairman and Swim named secretary. The group aims to educate the public with factual information and recruit water users across the Twin Falls tract, with assistance from the State Reclamation Association and the federal Reclamation Service.
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Twin Falls
American Falls
U. S. Swim
Spence
W. H. Spence
Kimberly
Swim
Guy Flenner
Idaho Reclamation Association
Carl Miller
Castleford
Ivan Lincoln
Twin Palts
Murtaugh
Hansen
Rock Crank
Twin Fails
Filer
Babi
Stat Reclamation Association
Federal Reclamation Service
Merchants’ Part Limited
Chamber of Commerce
Three Linkers Choose New Lodge Officials
Filer lodge No. 126 Independent Order of Odd Fellows held its swamp innuial election of officers Wednesday night of last week naming KE. L. Royston noble grand Claude Brown vice grand A. Allison secretary and Charles McCleary treasurer Installation of these and the officers to be appointed later will take place the first Wednesday in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer Lodge
Independ Order of Odd Fellows
KE. L. Royston
Claude Brown
A. Allison
Charles McCleary
Auxiliary and Service Men's Frolic Tonight
The Filer Legion post and the Legion Auxiliary hold a joint social at Odd Fellows hall this evening at o'clock. Mothers wives sisters and daughters of Legion men are invited. The program includes dancing cards and a supper at 11 o'clock. Immediately before, the Legion post will conduct its annual election of officers.
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Filer Legion Post
The
Legion Auxiliary
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Legion
Legion Post
Red Cross Offers Aid to Needy, Record Reports
Mra A A Timm near executive secretary of the Red Crow asks The Record to announce that the Red Cross is ready to render social aid to those in need. During winter months it will suffice for applicants to inform Mrs Timm. worthy cases will receive full assistance. J D Noggie of Twin Falls was a business caller yesterday.
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Mra
A. A. Timm
The
Red Crow
Tora eBap
Timm
Thanksgiving Day Observed Quietly in Filer Community
Thanksgiving day passed quietly in Filer with many attending the interscholastic football game in Twin Falls where Twin Falls defeated Filer 14 to 3. Local dinner gatherings dominated the day as about 50 guests joined a Rural High School building meal hosted by the Washington Rural club, while numerous families hosted relatives and friends at homes nearby across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
Twin Falls
Washington Rural Club
Jewelers Davis to Close Store This Week
Anscencement is made this week by G. Davis, Jeweler, who has been in business here for three years and will close his store Saturday night. He will join a wholesale firm and move toward Jerome. The community regrets his departure for him and his family. Downs, instructor of manicin in the grade schools, spent Thanksgiving at Albion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Davis
Jerome
Misc Ery) Downs
Albion
Annual Christmas Tree Party Planned by Filer Women
The Filer Women’s Club looks forward to hosting its annual Christmas tree party for local children. The event, eagerly anticipated by members, will occur Wednesday afternoon of next week at the community hall. The club emphasizes a generous reception for families and the children of the community. Dell Teghem and J. H. Mars, owners of the Niagara Springs ranch, have been noted for their recent activities near the Snake River Canyon north of Filer.
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Filer Women's Club
Sonal
Eleb
Dell Teghem
J. H. Mars
Niagars Springs
Snake River Ranyon
Filer
Parent-Teacher Association Meeting Tonight Highlighted
The Parent-Teacher Association holds its second regular monthly meeting with Superintendent Peek stating much of interest. The program includes four round table discussions in primary, intermediate, and grammar divisions, with Ault and Elisabeth Shotwell of Twin Falls named as speakers and a reception planned by the committee.
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Togiem
Peek
Jobs Ault
Mie
Elisabeth Shotwell
Twin Falls
R H Stevenson Dies Sudden Newspaper Leader in Idaho
Twin Falls Idaho R H Stevenson longtime newspaperman and former state senator died at 63 from complications after an operation stricken Sunday night and failing to rally Monday. native of Kentucky he worked for Cincinnati Enquirer before Idaho moves in 1968 publishing the Cooding Eagle and editing the Prem Times at Wallace. He established the Chronicle in 1919 and later campaigned for Judge William M Morgan and served in Democratic politics. He was a member of church and the Knights of Pythias.
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Twin Falls, Ida
Robert H. Stevenson
Shoshone County
Idaho
Stevenson
Cincinmati Enquirer
Democratic Politica
Ame
Telahete
Wee
Cooding
Eagle
Prem-Times
Wallace
Abo
Bere the Chronicle
Twin Falls
William M. Morgan
Church
Kiks’ Ite
Pythias
Edward J Price Called by Death
Funeral services for Edward J Price aged 68 were held at his home with his son William M Price in attendance. Born in Wales, he lived in the south side before moving to Filer area. Survived by his wife and several children, the service was conducted by the Christian Service church with burial in the local cemetery.
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William M. Price
Edward J. Price
Price
Slde
Mr. Price
Wales
Filer Fm
Sear Eden
Christian Servnce Church
Durial
LO C. F
FB Drake
Willem M. Filer
John W. Jerome
Edwin Bh
Edee
Liogd
School Children to Present Christmas Operetta Dec 21
Primary grades have begun work under the supervision of teachers for the operetta At the End of the Santa Claus Trail to be given at Reybroco school garden December 21. Names of the members and the program will be printed next week.
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Reybroco Rool Garden
Philip A Buck Filer Boy Wins Coveted Honor
Swarthmore Pa The annual election of American Rhodes scholars to Oxford was announced. Philip A Buck of the University of Idaho is named a Rhodes scholar from Idaho for 32 appointments nationwide. Buck, a Monrovia Cal native, has a detailed background in Idaho and Montana education and early life, and plans to sail for England to study as an Oxford graduate.
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Philip A. Buck Filer Boy
Swarthmore
Rhodes
University of Oxford
Frank Aydetotte
Swarthmore College
FITCO
United States
Rhodes Trustees
Idaho
Phillip A. Buck
University of Idaho
Monrovia
Cal
Montana
Bert A. Teats
University of Montana
Gerald Avenue
pee, Mont _ity
Wyoming
Laramie
Wyo
Yuletide Spirit in Filer City and Local Stores
The Record notes Yuletide spirit in Filer as stores prep for holiday trade. Shinn urges early parcel mailing to ease last minute rush and ensure prompt delivery. Shops feature Christmas windows and toys as buyers rush to mail gifts with 14 shopping days left.
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Filer
Portmatter Shinn
8 Elects The Pier Chapter Order of Easter Star Officers
The Pier chapter Order of the Easter Star held its annual election of officers. Members participated in selecting the slate for the coming year, with nominations and ballots conducted in a brief meeting.
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Pier Chapter
Order of Easters Star
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Eva Moseley
Winston Schaefer
KU Klux Klan
BIG
American Falls District
Red Cross
J. D. Noggie
A. O. Madland Home
Arthur England
W. A. Shear
Mss
Thelma
Laura Pugh
Mr. and
Mra. C. A. Hutter
God
C. A. Krohn
Aed
L. FP
Bnet
Ure
Frank Ritchie
Ruby Bennett
Attle
Mr. Bennett
Rubi
Mrs. Lorin Malone
Mr. Malone
Mee M. Tannerhill
Twin Palls
Charles Fox
Ho E. Hammerquist
S. Beem
Grover Beem
Mra. Er Kirkpatrick
Arthur Beem
Isaac Beem
A. A Newberry
Elier BE. Haag
Gay H. Shearer
R. A. Shearer
Thomas L. Carrnes
H. B. Welter
F. A. Dwight
W. H. Dwight
C. Dwight
J. R Kalbfleisch
W. PF. Kalbfleisch
P. J. Kalbfeisch
L. J. Williams
L. Otto
Fierwuen
Lucy
Wanda Otto
Sammy Otto
Earl Peck
Carlton
George Drake
P. H. Herriman
Lee Ennis
Turkey Day
C. M. Martin
C. M. Pariah
Evlith Enals
W. J. Fenwick
Parish
Fania
Wesley Young
Here
H. Bennett
H.W. Minth
Mis Pee Evans
W. G. Bennett
Helena, Mont
Minth
Mr. Young
Helens
Mont
Twin Palle
Mra . R. Knapp
Gaughter
Aileen
Faille
5. Heindfletsch
E. L. Knapp
Arthur Brown
Leonard
A. L. Bevercombe
Wil Read
G. Diehl
Mr. J. M. Tucker
Mra. J. Motlahan
Buhl
Mr. Deet Rainey
Pocatette
Mr. Dale Beer
Mrs. Charles
Orm
Ll. Simmonsing
B. Carder
Jamiy
Dp Plummer
Williams
W. L. Landreth
Pred ‘Williams
Kelly Williams
KL. Turnipeond
D. Boring
E. W. Boring
William Bevercombe
Ju- Heau Shinn Sprat
John & Gourley
RL. Peck
N. J. Goode
W. DB
Gille
Alva Reed
Hagerman
Davis
Bool Hushting
R. H. Stevenson
Moscow
Parente
Moravia
J.P. Buck
Rapil City
Wesley Young Place
Twin Falls H. &. Greduste
Phillip
J M Markel
KE Ro Dooley
Markel
Twin Falla
Universiy of
Beem & Hammerquist
University of California
Los Angeles
Patmp
Raymond
Ronald Graves
Piler
England
Oxford
Bensom
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