Maroa Defeats Kimberly In 31 To 12 Battle
Maroa topped Kimberly 31 to 12 in a district basketball clash. The contest featured Filers and Butt high schools aiming for district tournament eligibility while Twin Pally hosts a junior high game Friday.
16 Feb 1922
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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1922
Page
1
Maroa topped Kimberly 31 to 12 in a district basketball clash. The contest featured Filers and Butt high schools aiming for district tournament eligibility while Twin Pally hosts a junior high game Friday.
Maroa under Coach Meavee beat Kimberly Junior High 31 to 2 on Friday night. Lyon and Darnall led Maroa with seven and five baskets respectively, plus Darnall three free throws and Diehl a field basket. Kimberly’s Requa scored twice in the first half and Warren four field goals, as Maroa led 18 to 4 at halftime and 41 to 12 at full time.
A Florentine group led by Mr Visoccht arrives at Reyhrooo hall Monday for a lively program blending accordion virtuosity with violin and piano. Featured soloists Misa Marie Henry and Misa Marion Campbell promise vibrant interpretations, while public interest centers on the famed accordionist’s capacity to evoke a full orchestra from a single instrument.
A. McMaster and Dr PS Armes consign to spring sale featuring thirty four head of Duroc Jersey bred sows. Sale set for Wednesday in McMaster’s sale barn with replacements offered to buyers among local boy’s pig clubs. E O Walter of Filer to act as auctioneer and E J Fjelsted and HH Sehlidman of Filer serve as officials.
The Filer town basketball team lost to the Buhl American Legion squad 6 to 10 at the high school gym last evening. The first half ended 9 to 42, with the second period each side scoring 25. A return game is set for Tuesday evening with hopes for a different result. Lineup details list players for Filer including Munyou Steinman Greenwood and Hiller, with substitutes Sabattrn Richmond Tanner Pate.
Pred Munyon and family plan to leave soon for Long Beach California and advertise a sale of household tasks at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. The sale will be held at the Munyon home a block north and a half back from the Filer Hardware corner.
Mariam Rebekah Lodge No 4 reports an extended meeting Friday at seven. The degree was performed with a festive air by Belle Griffin as the ducal bearer. A staff practice is set for Friday evening at seven, all members urged to attend.
AS OK Lawton af Scotinsworth represented the American Shorthorn Treeders association visiting Friday and Saturday. He praised Musgrave brothers for their herd, noting one Musgrave brother plans to ship cattle to Spramar Washington soon. Walter to depart for Seattle on the gale day.
The Veterans Bureau in Seattle announced Albert Rogers of Filer, Maine, is awarded $15 per month for an indefinite period starting immediately. He also receives $17.12 back compensation from the bureau’s rating board as part of government aid to former service members and dependents, amid broad direct payments to veterans nationwide.
Fragmented report notes Schlidman handling sheep care and ore chipping while a portion of the shipment originates from Woerer and Dresden. MN Werme is identified as Simone iPose who reportedly sold four fee bance at Bowe.
An organizational meeting in Twin Falls Saturday formed the Twin Falls County Growers Association with about thirty members. Officers include OW Mer din of Kimberly as vice president and K A Wood of Kimberly as secretary treasurer. Directors named are T Nicholson Fib er AK, Boonesley Khaw, and W J Avermt. The group focuses on head lettuce production and marketing.
A fractured skull led to a death on Tuesday after a county incident. The report notes jurors awaiting outcomes as a wife and others were involved in the investigation. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a traumatic event in the power belt area with authorities pursuing the case.
Prospects at the inn indicate an excess of one hundred carloads of purebred livestock will be on exhibition. Mr NM Mend, managing director, will offer in the Belt Lake Community Saloon club hall the tamier sale min a wh ay tarly dete hae et cocded all mxpetations.
A Washington Birthday military ball faced unfulfilled matrimony as Amanda Palmeter of Emmett sought marriage with Charles Croxne. Despite courtship by correspondence, Palmeter failed to wed after travel and funds ran short. A county council aided her with a loan and housing, while officials pursue employment for her as the search for a willing groom continues.
Thomse Kelley, athletic director and head football coach at the University of Idaho, will tour southern Idaho February 11 visiting high schools. He will attend school meetings in Halie Pale, Rigby, Blackfoot, Monticello, Twin Valle, Filer, Bull, Hurley, Gooding, Weiser and Weiser as part of the interscholastic activities program to address students and staff about upcoming events.
March 1 deadline appears for motor vehicles and bicycle operators under state law. The notice outlines enforcement by peace officers to ensure compliance, with references to procedures and penalties for violations.
A local report notes an upcoming program by Seembeds G18 at Ghade School. The event, tied to War To's birthday, will be shown to the public and to pupils and teachers in the eighth grade room to provide a viewing screen and educational display.
About 14 members of the Twin Palle Legion post and Auxiliary organized an Auxiliary unit at Mural high school. Mrs Martin Batley former president helped. Carl De Long and John B. Green spoke on Legion and Auxiliary activities. Temporary officers were named and officers denied at later vote.
A historic keepsake marker notes the 113th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s death. The article credits Rev. O Felton and describes a vivid account of the president’s assassination printed in the New York Herald. The copy, once owned by Fettomaga family members, reflects Civil War era ties.
The Rene Mandy and Petty seek to address Baptist chapels Tuesday evening of next week. They will discuss their experiences and the paths to engaging missionary work, aiming to stir interest and support among attendees.
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