Filer to Meet Twin Falls in Friday Basketball Showdown
Filer high school basketball coach Pearson will lead the team against Twin Falls on their floor Friday night. The game precedes the semi finals next week in Twin Falls involving Filer, Twin Falls, Buhl, Hol Meier and Kimberly. Kimberly struggle noted in prior win, Les Aman set to return at forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Miss Walter
Twin Falls
Kimberly
Filer
Filer Boys
Kimberly Lads
Kimberly Boys
Les Aman
Friends Mourn Death of Young Wm Griggs
Neighbors learned yesterday of the death of William Griggs at his parents home near Bubl. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 PM at the Methodist church. Griggs was a former Rural high school student with classmates expected to serve as pallbearers and a male quartet to sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
William Griggs
Bubl
Washington's Birthday Legal Holiday Impacts Local Service
Thursday Next Week is a legal holiday on February 22. Banks will close, no mall deliveries on rural routes, and Sunday hours observed at the post office. Filer American Legion and Auxiliary hold an invitational dance at 1 O. O. F. hall in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Legion
the Legion Suxiliary
1. O. O. F. Hall
Farm Auction Sales Dominate County Auctions This Week
Munyon and Hopkins auctioneers ran successful two part farm sales in the county. Castleford region sale yielded bred grade hogs at 40 dollars, while Crocker interests sale netted about 5000 dollars. H Rameeyer supervised. Walter and Shearer handled W Garrison sale north of here. Announced future sales include Wesley Young January 26 southeast of here and a Boise valley purebred stock sale by Col B O Walter. Musser and Musser property sale part of the lineup. Duroc wine sale announced for February 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon & Hopkins
Castleford
Crocker
Maron Dietric
H. Rameeyer
Walter & Shearer
W. Garrison
Wesley Young
Here
Col. B. O Walter
Boise Valley
Musser & Musser
W. H. Rambo
New Serial Starts This Week From The Record
The Record introduces a new weekly serial Out of the Darkness by Charles J. Dutton. The opening chapter appears in this issue with thrills and unexpected twists, and readers are urged to watch for future installments in upcoming issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Dutton
23 Annual for the High School Record to Print
The Record wins the contract to print the high school memories volume four with Edith Nancolas as editor and Charles Diehl as business manager. About 60 pages with photo engravings and no ads, costing $2 per copy, with subscriptions encouraged from parents patrons and alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Nancolas
Charles Diehl
Alumi
Primary Bill 18 Mug Wump Says Representative Gillis
Representative Gillis explained his vote on Primary Bill 18 in Boise last week saying he opposes defects he calls it a mugwump bill and wishes for amendment though he will vote for it to keep a pledge back home. The Statesman and The Capital News criticized or urged action on the mugwump label in days that followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillis
Boise
House
Committee of the Whole
Statesman
Capital News
Lis
J M Arnhart 74 Dies in Wichita Kansas
James M Arnhart 74 dies at Wichita Kansas after complications of old age. Funeral at Methodist church, burial in I O O F cemetery beside his wife and others. Survived by 4 sons 18 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Born Benton county Arkansas July 27 1945 and father of 10, lived with son J C Arnhart in Twin Falls before death. Joined Christian church in 1870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
James M. Arnhart
Lula Tettenhorst
Wichita
Kans
Mr. Arnhart
Henry J
Davie Stubblefield
Finks Stubblefield
Arnhart
Lawrence County
Benton County
Arkansas
W. A. Moore
Jacob
Thomas C
James C. Arnhart
Twin Fails
Kansas
The
Christian Eh
Ie Ist
Supt Peck Outlines Idaho School Levy Facts and Costs
Supt Peck discusses Idaho education funding, school bond indebtedness, and levy variances across counties. He notes Twin Falls as a major investor, totals of 7.9 million dollars spent in 1921 22, and county levies ranging from 2.1 to 6.6 mills with some districts taxing up to 25 mills for educational opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
United States
Ouras
State of
Twin Falls County
North
L. Pecker County
University
Pocatello Institute
Lincoln County
Clark County
Twin Fall County
Twin Falla County
Father and Son Banquet Here Next Wednesday
The third annual Father and Son banquet will be held at the Methodist church on Wednesday evening February 21 at 7 o'clock. Tickets cover a meal and all men are urged to bring a boy, own or neighbor’s. The program includes music and local speakers with President C W Tenney of Gooding as main speaker. Tickets at Modern Drug Shop and Beem Hammerquist, F C Graves, C B Deal, and Max Moseley. Buy early to avoid losing a seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. EB. Deal
Methodist Church
C. W Tenney
Gooding
Beem & Hammerquist
F.C. Graves
C. B. Deal
Max Moseley
Illness prompts visit to Caldwell director meeting
L. S. Otto is ill and Mrs. L. Otto rushed to Caldwell yesterday morning to be at her husband’s bedside. He was taken suddenly ill while in Caldwell attending a meeting of the Idaho Vegetable Growers' union directors. He underwent an operation at a Caldwell hospital yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Otto
Otto
Caldwell
Idaho Vegetable Growers’ Union
Free Classified Ads Week Opens in Filer Next Week
Next week marks the second annual Free Want Ad Week in Filer. The Record will run all classified ads absolutely free from now through next Tuesday evening for insertion in the Thursday issue. Advertisers may bring mail or phone in ads to learn the benefits of Recoan and Recorp want ads for buying selling trading or renting items.
Worst Weather of the Winter Hits the Plains
The northern United States endured the cold snap early this week as a blizzard struck Monday morning. A severe cold wave blanketed many areas, with drifting and heavy wind chills gradually easing as milder temperatures began to arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senator Pike Seeks County Reclassification Plan
State Senator W P Pike describes a bill to reclassify Twin Falls County to a higher status, arguing it would allow full-time staffing and salary practices beyond current second class limits. He cites county attorney rulings, potential savings from more frequent bill payments, and widespread local petitions backing the change while noting potential legal hurdles and time for committee hearings.
Masons to Conduct Rites for Clyde Divine
Clyde Divine a former Filer resident died at the county hospital after a major operation. Arthur Divine, a fellow Filer resident, plans to travel from Los Angeles to attend the funeral. The Masonic order will oversee services, likely at the Methodist church this Friday or Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Divine
Arthur Divine
Los Angeles
Kimberly
Maconle Order
Methodist
Record to Print Omitted Items From This Week
The Record states due to space and print matter after Wednesday noon it will omit several items this week including a report on the second annual agricultural banquet at the high school a forum letter on the potato situation and an account of a Lincoln day program at the high school yesterday afternoon. Next week the omitted pieces will be printed.
Commissioners Pledge Not To Increase Salary
Twin Falls County commissioners vote a long resolution stating they will not accept pay raises if the county becomes a first class unit or changed classification. They emphasize prior campaign pledges and oppose any law that raises salaries beyond the current 900 per year. An attorney general opinion says bills and warrants must be paid quarterly, not monthly, regardless of county reclassification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. PF. Pike
Senate
Pendons
Pike
Twin Falls County
Tursteen
Highway Board
Twin Pulls
Thie Mensure
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Conpity Commissioners
Twin Falls Coun'y
County Cmmionere
Communeionere
Atorney
J. W. Taylor
A. H. Conner
Young Thespians Will Be Heard Here Next Tuesday
An oratorical contest will be held at the Gem theater at 7 10 Tuesday evening by Rural high school public speaking students. Fifteen contestants from the class will perform orations humorous pieces and drama in a charity event to aid district activities. Admission will cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem Theater
Ccant
Herbert Deal
James Behildman
Charlo Diehl
Ralph Love
Hope McKinley
Hameroun
Grace Datweiler
Maurice Cale
Carrie Robinson
Elsie Harebbarge
Leah Timm
Magdalene
Schaefer
Mactl Beeman
Ae Chandler
Evelyn Buchanan
Jaret Chasteen
Another One of the Boys in Blue Laid to Rest
Henry Munger 74, Civil War veteran and Twin Falls GAHS post officer, died of cancer. Funeral held at Methodist Church with Rev. C J Deal officiating. Born July 3 1848 in Creekberry Ohio. Survived by daughters Tessie Neale Nora Tremblay and sons Harry Fred Dwight with Bert buried locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan McCook
G. A. Rant
Twin Potle
Henry Munger
Methodist
C. J. Deal
Munger
Colorado
Idaho
Sherman
Twin Falls
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kimberly Five
Dope
Wm. Griggs
J.M. Arnhart
Wichita, Kansas
Supt. Peck
Free Want Ad Week
Senator Pike
Peth
Tony
Blue
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!