Confesses to Robbing Love's Store and Hagerton Shop
Pawl Herrick, claiming to be from the coast, confessed to the December 17 theft at L. A. Love store and a Hagerton store on the north river’s side last week. He listed stolen items including a leather coat, shoes, trousers, gloves, underwear, a belt, and $4.20 in change. He said he acted alone and exonerated Otis Johnson, who partnered with him was identified as another suspect. A Ford car connected to the case was recovered in Twin Falls, and authorities say Herrick and Johnson were parolees from a state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawl Herrick
L. A. Love
Hagerton
Herrick
Otis Johnson
Hazelton
Twin Falls
Tolse
Johnson
Capitol City
Twin Falls City
Carl Blass
Wendell to Open Season Against Filer in Basketball
Wendell high school basketball teams start the season with a home game tonight against Filer. The junior teams each won their class tournament last year and will receive pages in the annual for photos and writeups. The boys squad has 19 players including Lapp Love Adkins Darnall Konia Atkinson Beachell Patten Diehl Landreth Brown Shinn Robertson Gil Behacfer Murphey Serer Moore. Practice continues daily except Christmas Day with Captain Lapp and other veterans leading the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell High
Lapp
Love
Adkins
Darnall
Konia
Atkinson
Beachell
Patten
Diehl
Landreth
Brown
Shiun
Robertson
Gil Behacfer
Murphey
Serer
Moore
Chritmasday
Capain Lapp
Darnell
Will
Wendell
Shinn
Grimm
Bouls
Williikely
Rural High School Teacher Mary Pringle Weds Truman Boyd Jr
Miss Mary Pringle former Rural High School instructor marries Truman O Hoyd Jr on Christmas Day at her parents Blue Lakes home. Bride’s father escorts her to the altar as Mendelssohn plays. Rev A J Pearson officiates. Honeymoon follows to Long Beach California. home in Twin Falls after February 10. Attendants include Marjorie Black maid of honor and guests from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pringle
Truman O. Hoyd, Jr
Twin Falls
J. P. Pringle
Blue Lakes
Mary
Truman Boyd, Jr
Mendels-sohn
Lilian Grayhill
Filer
Minx
Marjorie Black
A. J Myers
A. J. Pearson
Prombyterian Church
Mine Hlack
Mr. Wood
Long Beach
Cal
Twis Palla
Mire Woc. Hanecard
Clear Lakes
John Wendell
Milwagkes
Wis
Morgan G Heap
Sidney H. Graves
Marjorie Mack
A 1. Myers
Ku Klux Speaker to Talk Tonight at Gem Theatre
A public Ku Klux Klan meeting is set for the Gem theatre tonight at 8:00 pm. Rev W W Burke pastor of Twin Falls Christian church and an official Klan lecturer will deliver a free lecture expected to reveal “the truth about the clan.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Klux Klan
Gem Theatre
W. W. Burke
Christian Church of
Twin Falls
Oil Belt Said To Run Through Idaho By Lecturer
Idaho may host a developing oil belt, said Pri tol Bergdah, geologist of Chile, addressing Boise Chamber audience. He outlined a cretaceous belt from Pennsylvania to Texas and Mexico, through Idaho, with coal and oil indications, noting high water saturation and sandstone reservoirs at depth between 2000 and 5000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Pritol Bergdah
Geatogint
Chile
Boise Chamber of Commerce
Crest Cretareous
Pennsylvania
Texas
Mexico
Alssis
Siberia
Bergiah
Southesettdale
Oil Ou
Marriage notice and community notices from Snyder-Andrews
Marriage at Pocatella on Saturday December 15 marks Mim Georgia Andrews wedding to Donald. Local announcements mention ring tractor work at Rural High School, Sayder’s visit from Toledo, Marshfield business trip, and Herder Christmas duties at home with Mr and Mrs J C Andrews of Caldwell. Mim Georgia Andrews is a College of Utah graduate returning to teach locally after holiday leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatella
Saturda
Georgia Andrews
Donald
Nydee
Eneleh
Glee Club
Sayder
Toledo
Marshfield
Ore
Herder
J. C
Hanford and Sandin Wed in Roxbury Conn Marriage
The marriage of Jay Hanford, former local high school instructor, and Miss Sandin took place December 1 at Roxbury, Connecticut, according to a source. Details of the ceremony and any attending family were reported, highlighting the union of the couple in a formal marriage ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Hanford
Sandin
Roxbury, Conn
Christmas Time in Filer County Happy Occasion
Mild Idaho winter blessed Christmas in Filer with quiet streets and a festive mood. Businesses paused for gatherings, a Gem garden dance, and a Gem theatre feature while coast radio programs lit homes. Schools closed till January 2 as post offices handled a holiday flood of parcels and cards. Clergy held services and revival meetings as merchants reported solid holiday business and no local mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Gem Roof Garden
Gem Theatre
W. P. Shinn
East Mennonite Church
Allen Good
Portland
E S LaHue Is New Master Filer Masonic Lodge
E S LaHue was installed as master of Filer Lodge No 58 A F and A M at Maronie Hall last Thursday evening. Officers inducted by Dr. Davis included Earl Lane as worshipful master and G Ti. Shearer as treasurer, with R K Dillingham junior warden and D Chipman secretary among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer Lodge No
Maronie Hall
Dr. Davis
Earl Lane
A. A. Newberry
R. K. Dillingham
D. & Chipman
G Ti. Shearer
Earl Munyon
Earl Walter
KE. W. Boring
Chin
Grover C. Davis
Marshall
Charles McCleary
George Denman
D. N. Englebright
Tyler
Reynolds and Finch Named Matrons in Eastern Star Chapters
Mrs. Charles Reynolds, former resident, installed as worthy matron of Buhl Chapter Order of Eastern Star. Mr. B. J. Pinch, ex-resident, elected to head Twin Falls chapter. D. Boring, brother of BE. W. Boring, becomes master of Buhl Ledger AF kA M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reynolds
Order of Eastern Star
B. J. Pinch
Twin Falls
D. Boring
BE. W. Boring
Thin Place
Reichert Young nuptials announced for Tucson Arizona
Friends and relatives learned yesterday of a March wedding in Tucson Arizona between Miss Lillian Young daughter of Mrs H Ht Young formerly of this place and George Reichert a well known former Filer resident who recently visited here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscon, Ariz
Lilian Young
Mre
H Ht Young
George Riechert
Filer
Annual Meeting Announced by Intermountain Pair and Racing Assoc
JM Markel, secretary, sent out notices for the Intermountain Pair and Racing Association annual meeting at Ogdes on January 9 and 10. The gathering will cover all facets of the outdoor exposition business with invites extended to horsemen exhibitors free set and other specialists. Mr Hanford, identified here as principal of a boywadhnoj in a New England state, was noted as an English instructor at Rure High School last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JM. Markel
Intermountain Pair and Racing Association
Ogdes
Hanford
New England
Christmas Programs Illuminate Elmwood and Poplar Hill Schools
Two holiday programs Friday at Elmwood and Poplar Hill schools featured students from first through eighth grades performing recitations, songs, folk dances, tableaux, and a pantomime. In Elmwood, instructors Arthur Bogland led acts including dialogue and tableaus. Poplar Hill showcased religious scenes, a Santa Claus segment, and interstudent recitations with audience applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotth Denny
Divlowne
Kay Lincoln
Delbert Clampitt
Aller Nicoum
Nadeve Hagler
Lethe Sitter
Arlene Lincoln
Ladena Clampitt
Poplar Hill
Lange
Qreetings
Gwin Grieve
Walter Bhonne
Helen Copant
Dorothy Lancaster
Jenne
Vielt
Quiz Tadona
Opal Nugent
Gailfringham
Wilw Huck
Page Clifton
Freeman Clark
Sone
Hobie Shoure
Delpha Philips
W. Redmond
Kether Wililame
Bain
Wehoo Board
Tech Institute Offers Dairy Short Course in Idaho
Idaho Technical Institute at Pocatello will run an intensive four week dairy short course starting January 8 1924. A high caliber faculty will teach practical demonstrations and lectures on dairying, with training aimed at increasing ranch income and improving herd management. Registration includes books and meals with total weekly costs around $1.04 for camp meals and up to $24 to $48 monthly in city lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Idaho Trechnical Institute
Pocatello
Fis Clowes
Idaho utility commission cuts Line Power property value
Idaho's public utilities commission reduced Line Power Company's property value to 16,152,950.87 as of June 30, 1924, from higher claimed figures. It ordered uniform rates across the territory, set a 7% return on investment for property not irrigation, and allowed 1,594,004 for retirement and taxes. The decision, concurred by Commissioners Mears Gilson Thompson and Graves, also required the company to file new rate regulations within 604 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Public
Line Power Company
Herardanes
Comunicaten
Rete
Maho
Mears, Gilson, Thompson
P 0
Graves
Monday Auto Contest Finaling Featured in Local Showdown
The Herd car feature ends Monday afternoon next week after two months of sale and display. A Ford touring car and seven additional prizes are to be disposed of in the former Drake fenitane store building. J M Markel to serve as master of ceremonies while a chosen committee handles details as a large crowd is expected to witness the finale with organized event and satisfaction anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Half O'Clark
Timent
1 Hs
Drake Fenitane
J. M. Markel
Me Patel
Detweilig Points Free Tanks at Parker Parade
Detweilig Postpones event details outline a plan to give four free tanks at the Twin Falls meeting Saturday to patrons who paid for cont. The scene recalls many customers gathered, with various local figures mentioned as speakers at the event.
Hare Masgreve and Puller Brush Firm Strain
Harry Masgreve, known local tran, emerges as a candidate for the Danserene movement. He and his wife Musgrave recently returned from a trip to Bote where Masgreve trained for new work with the Puller Brush company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Masgreve
Inginete
Danserene
Hercine Comaly
Faller Brush Company
Datiel
Mt Mongreve
Lecomkir
Twit Polls Rity
Musgrave
Bote
Mumgreve
Bimerit
bin Mangriche
Motor License Law Explained by Atty Gillis
A lengthy explanation of the motor license law outlines criticisms of the act and its enforcement. It traces House Bill No. 110 from introduction to amendments, compares old and new fee schedules, and discusses how vehicle weight for licensing is defined and taxed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty. Gillis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Twin Palls Church
Maske
Hanford - Sandin
Filer Country
E. S. LaHue
Masonic Lodge
Mer. Reynolds
Mrs. Finch
Boring
Reichert - Young
Elmwood
Poplar al
Howe
Maho Power Company
Commberton
Detweilig
Aes
Detweller
Vera Spenkers
Vera Spenkers, Inluding Hr. ¢. B. Whine
Churet
W. W. Burks
The
Christian Church
Th. Hewksman
A. Cron
Rettum
L. Wik
Bays
Jeter
Uedior
Ariven
Laat Kegtalace
Ty W. D. Gyllie
Committee On Roads, Bridges and Ferries
Secretary of State
Secretary of
Mageure
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