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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1924
Page
3
A collage of staff credits and humorous quips fills a school page. Items include editor roles for The Wildgat, jokes about Alibi Ike and the Volstead Act, remarks from Golda Stewart and Erma Allen, a Newcomer quote, a Hazel Moseley Twins line, a Mrs Byrne wedding joke, and Joyce Jennings returning after absence.
The Ee Dah How Club hosted the annual Filer Fathers and Sons banquet on Tuesday November 25 in the M E church basement. About 160 attendees crowded the serving area as a real banquet was served by the Ladies. Toastmaster Elmer Adkins guided the program with Welcome by Robert Hinkley and Acceptance by Juneau Shinn. A lite play Pa Gets Took provided humor with Alfred Larsen as Pa, Elizabeth Knypstra Ma Velma Grimm as the daughter and Walter Honderich as the photographer. Mr Goodwin Y M C A secretary delivered the main address on fathers and sons, praised for its entertainment and inspiration. The event featured the boys club and the ladies who served, with Elizabeth Velma and Grace Moore presiding at the piano.
Freshmen form a vigorous starter group as girls basketball opens with weekly three practice nights. Seniors led by Paully Bickley defend the championship while sophomores juniors and new players Kay Straw Shinn Moore Bear and Detweiler push for spots.
The high school urgently needs an auditorium as no other exists in the community. An auditorium would host operettas and plays and many school entertainments, allowing events to stay at the school and build school spirit. It would serve the district as a gathering place for students and the broader community, enabling larger crowds to be accommodated.
The meeting opened with Pauline Bickley, president, presiding. After brief business a program followed with Edna Allen delivering a humorous reading and Opal Aman singing two solos. Members discussed recent questions from the question box as Mrs Schildman gave a talk.
Mr Tomlin chaired a gathering where Mr Tucker led group singing, Mr Denman spoke on what a man would hire for his operation, and Louis Ennis led a discussion on club affairs. A planning committee was set to prepare the next program and Bill Patten was elected club reporter for the Wild eat.
Boys basketball practice begins as 44 candidates vie for class and varsity spots. Inter-class games start next Tuesday with a loving cup awarded to the winner. Last year captain Charles Lapp led the Wildcats to sectional glory enhanced by Egg Love and Reg’s graduation. Ancil Shinn leads this season with Spec Diehl and Bill Patten at key roles alongside Addie Adkins and a strong supporting cast.
Red Thompson and Dald Harmon headline a strong Wildcats core with Max Dwyer and others, all skilled at the game. The team looks to capitalize on a great opportunity this year as they develop together.
Pauline Bickley and Bertha Mc Cleary with Elizabeth Bickley and Edith Glick spent Thanksgiving in Poca tello attending the Tech event. Mr. Tomlin vacationed at Kuna and watched both football games. Merle Sibbet marked Thanksgiving in Twin Falls at her aunt’s home. Record Office for Butter Wrappers.
Glenn Lennard is absent due to his father's death and the family shares a peaceful Thanksgiving at home while relatives go back east. Eva Moseley, Neva Moseley, Joyce Jennings, and Rose Jennings spend Thanksgiving in the city. The notice urges readers to check subscription expiration and resew, with promotion for Christmas cards from The Record.
Glycerine mixture with buckthorn bark and Adierika claims to relieve gas in ten minutes. Advertises action on both upper and lower bowels, removing gases and poisons, aiding obstinate constipation and guarding against appendicitis. From Boring Bros. & Dillingham, druggists.
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