Christmas Program Tonight By Victory School Pupils At The Gem
The Victory School annual program is presented at the Gem Theatre with matinee at 3 30 and evening show at 8. The first through fourth graders direct The Live Doll and Santa Claus in Mother Goose Land. Cast includes Elves Jack Stephens Eddie Musgrave Wayne Hunter and others with Kenneth Reid as Little Boy and Wanda Otto as Little Girl.
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Gem Theatre
van Akin
Sante Claus
Jack Stephens
Eddie Musgrave
Wayne Hunter
Gerald Peck
Billy Young
Willard Slatter
Lester Abel
Billy Bunce
Robert Heer
Carl Miller
Santa Claus
Kenneth Reid
Donald Albin
Wanda Otto
Jack Eugene Thomas
V. Orm
Maxine Morgan
Neille Smith
Mary
Fowler Boy
Lynn Lee Connor
Maud Dryden
Laura Childs
Lenora Drake
Beretta Shank Pauling Hiller
Laura Collins
Elizabet Seiber
Inex Slatter
Myrtle Harhesat
Evelyn Davis
Laverna Seblund
Dorothy Fowler
Lorene Frazier
Elizabeth Miller
Maud Davenport
Grace Brennen
Alice Blass
Eva Alvey
Wendel Schaefer
Alva Kaeser
Jack and
Jin
Lair Dexter and
Minerva Lorain
Wanda Ove
Crooked Mae
Mary Contrary
Clark Scales
Mother Hubbard
Allen
Imogene Love
Daniel Shank
Archie Slatter
Goldie Locks
Queen of Hearts
Miss Muffett
Majorie Schildman
Little Boy Blue
van Dean Musser
Jack Sprat
Mary Kants
Tom Piper
Joe Goode
Third Robbery Strikes Local Stores In Two Months
In the early Tuesday morning raid unknown thieves entered C. A. Love’s shop breaking a plate glass door and stole shoes corduroy pants mackinaws and other items. The cash register yielded several dollars in pennies nickels and dimes. Two similar daytime break ins occurred in October and November at Beem and Hammerquist and A T Craig. Rogerson billiard room 26 miles south was robbed by two masked men after 1 to 2 a m stealing about 400 dollars.
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Mrs Emma Case Elected Associate Matron In Filer Chapter
Mrs Emma Case was elected associate matron of Filer Chapter No 40 Order of the Eastern Star. The Record last week inadvertently omitted the item.
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Filer
Order of the Eastern Star
Legion Auxiliary Plans Christmas Boxes for Vets
The Leg ion auxiliary held its monthly meeting at Mrs. G. E. Henman's home on Monday afternoon. Members prepared Christmas boxes for incapacitated World War I veterans, selecting recipients at Filer who were injured or disabled during the war and are now pursuing vocational training at colleges and universities.
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Legion Auxiliary
G. E. Henman
Buhl PTA Meeting Features Speaker From Bubbi High School
A large audience attended the Central school event organized by the Buhl fourth grade patrons. Miss Orman spoke on what teachers are made of and what people expect, noting dress and education as key qualities. Free lunches were provided for students bringing lunch, and several new members joined the PTA including Mr and Mrs James McMahon.
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Piler Pta
A. E. Anderson
Cora Thompson
Guy Shearer
Dewey Showers
Irs Oman
Bubi
Ater
James McMahon
J. HW. Henton
Huddieson
EB. Fowler
Resignation of Tritice peace officer before county board
B F P Philby resigned as town peace officer of Filer precinct and the county commissioners accepted the resignation but took no action on filling the vacancy. Philby is visiting 9 Neb ranks. Ruth Bever, daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Bever west of here, was elected by the Rural high school board as the new instructor seat following Mary Pringle’s resignation. Classes resume December 31 after Christmas vacation. Stores in Filer will stay open evenings till Christmas for holiday shoppers. Public to supply gifts and food in three days before Christmas. Local undertakers move to new headquarters in the former Craig’s store on Main street. Dramas and radio broadcasts from major cities noted.
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Mise
Ruth Bever
J. P. Bever
Here
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Ai Hner
Masons Choose 1924 Officers for Filer Lodge 55
Earl Lattue was elected-master of Filer Lodge No. 55 at the annual meeting held Thursday evening last week. He succeeds DH Davis. Other officers chosen were Dr. A A Newberry senior warden RK Dillingham janitor warden Dr. Chipman secretary and GO H Shearer treasurer. Installation will be held this evening at the lodge rooms.
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Lattue
Filer Ledge
DH Davis
A A. Newberry
R RK Dillingham
Chipman
GO. H Shearer
Mescler Improves After Auto Accident in Hollywood
Mrs TC MT, previously recorded with serious injuries from a Hollywood California accident, has regained consciousness at times and indications point to recovery. The crash left her with a fractured skull and sheriff suffered a broken arm along with other injuries. Her son Wylie, of Portello, is in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
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Meeriff
Wylie
Poratello
Harvey Shirk Elected New Head Filer at Legion Post
Harvey Shirk was elected commander of the Filer American Legion post at the annual meeting held at village offices. He succeeds Karl Munger, with Hotmer Léobner as first vice commander and Warren Nusman as second vice commander. The event included a banquet, a business meeting, and an award to A. Wilton Peek of Twin Falls for the district commander's honor.
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Filer Post American Legion
Karl Munger
Hotmer Léobner
Warren C Nusman
W. 17. Gilte
Wdjlliams
Juncea H. Kleine
M. J. Goudr
Grover Doan
Corpeantatarme
Legion Ausillary
A. Wilton Peek
Twin Fairie
Burl Cores Factory Buy Bull
A garbled report states over two months the chews factory runs five currents of cher en to Lay Angron. The tartery receives 15,006 pounds of milk and the full capacity of the machinery is in operation. In the past three months the factory paid patrons 50 conta per pound for butter fat delivered at the factory.
Man Repays Stolen Candy Four Years Later
An individual from another part of the state writes to Earl Munyon and his brother Ora, ex-owners of Filet Grocery, enclosing 24 cents and a note asking forgiveness. He says he stole candy from a Miller store years ago and will repay 26 cents to cover the loss, promising to divide the amount with his brother.
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MuSyan
Anyoods
Wendell Wildcats Open Basketball Season Next Week
The Wendell Wildcats travel to open the high school basketball season with a 7:40 p.m. game against a Wendell-area quintet. Coach Denman reports a busy week of interleague games and a preview of strong candidates for both the varsity and junior teams.
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Wendell
Denman
Interelam Kamen
Anna Origee
Hagel Willint
Dee
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Twin Pally
Molliater
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Burley
Kimberly
Peb
Hubi
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No Mail To Be Carried on Routes Christmas Day
Postmaster W. Rhino announces a new order by the Postmaster General ending mail delivery on rural routes for Christmas Day. General delivery and other windows will open after receipts of exchange and the postal station will observe a brief holiday period.
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Loral Pontortion
W. Rhino
Harry & New
Road Construction Progress Near Cedar Drawn Site
Construction continues on a new road section south from the rock crusher plant up Cedar Drawn, progressing toward Mile and If. Ranchers in the territory support the project, with the Trend to be built in shedlike fashion from the July. Settlements made with the Pitter Highway District for grading the road and completing the work, aided by generous subscriptions.
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Sheardanes
Pitter Highway
Local Post Office Examination Set for January
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination on January 5, 1924 for the postmaster at Filer. Vacancy on February 4, 1924. transfers considered. Examination at Twin Falls. salary up to 2000. Open to qualified applicants. top three rated. Other Idaho offices with vacancies include Gooding Jerome Montpelier Twin Falls Saint Maries.
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Filerat
Twin Falls
Senate
Gtrom
Businessen
Avery
Idaho
Edeo
Kimberly
Harrison
Primer
Lode Springs
Wendel
Another Killed in Auto Accident Near Pocatello
Ruth Herrington of Maroa district died when the car she rode in with C Bates overturned twice between American Falls and Pocatello. Coroner P O Sheer presided at the inquest with prosecutor St. Anderson. Bates faced negligent driving charges. Witnesses said speeding over forty miles per hour and a dispute over the left fork led to the crash.
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Mime
Huth Herrington
Pocatello
Jay Alldaffer
RF. Hertog
Pocatole
Bates
American Falls
Swansea Ranch
Rave
Night Watchman Appointed By Village Trustees
Paul named night policeman amid recent night thefts. Village trustees appoint A Stewart to lead the night watch to curb incidents and safeguard residents.
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Paul
A. Stewart
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