Filer Scouts Join Buake Miver Council in Idaho Community
The Filer Boy Scouts gain council membership in the Buake Miver district, expected to spark rapid growth and broader participation. Probation officer John Ault notes improved youth development and lower misconduct among members. Local families and civic groups urged to support scout work. colorful social and meeting notes follow, with visits from Mrs. Kilpatrick Mrs Morgan and Mrs. Ed Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer Scout Organization
Seouts of
America
Hoy Scouts
Twin Falls
John Mr. Ault
Tne
Koouts
Greal
Mra
J. A. Kilpatrick
2. M. Morgan
Ed Morris
Howtenses
William Walters
Ruth ‘Miller
Diehl
Abbe
Berane
Byron
Waverly
Nebraska
Robert Heathell
Frank Batis
Eden
John Bpeare
Mies Mart
Spears
E. Holmes
Twin Palle Bam Thompson
Bancroft Idaho
Local News From Maroa and Nearby Towns
Maroa notes residents traveling for weddings and family visits. Winfred Martin returns to Filer for summer at the Fenwick home after attending the state university in Moscow Idaho. Eunice Clark of Filer returns. Ruth Miller visits with Judd Gulick and Mrs. Judd Gulick. families attend church and children’s day events. a food sale raises funds. Yaw family departs, while others face family health updates and a funeral in Kansas.
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W. A. Mabey
Mr. Mabey
Myre
Robert Blantock
WA Mabey
Carl Murray
Moscow
Idaho
Cart
Winfred Martin
The
State University
Filer
W. J. Fenwick
Mra
MH. McAfee
Fier
Bubs
Twin Falls
Eunice Clark
Filer Company
Jock
Kelvo
Waah
Net Boman
Mary Evelyn
Esrate
Mardin
Bub
Ruth Miller
Judd, Gullek
Cottage Baptist Church Plans Week Activities
The Cottage Baptist Church will meet with Mrs Higgenbotham this Thursday evening. Children’s day Sunday June 15 includes a short program and an address by Key and Cox on Our Publication Society and Its Great Work. A baptismal service is planned Sunday afternoon. Attendees should meet at 2 PM. Sunday preaching at 7 PM features the sermon During the Desert.
Methodist Church Children Day Plans and Baptisms
The Methodist Church outlines Children’s Day activities led by Pastor Gillian D D with promises of a regular program to encourage college education. Children will be baptised and communicants may contact Mrs Peter, head of Sunday school, or the minister. Parcel Post Cleaning and Dyeing services advertise City Dye Works in Holse Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
City Dye Works
Holse
Idaho
Supreme Court may pass on validity of proposed 2.7 million issue
Tosho’s supreme court in Idaho is asked again to rule on the legality of bonds for a 2.7 million American Falls reservoir project. Dr Haga, attorney, says the court’s May 13 opinion found the bonds valid against irrigation lands. rehearing aims to address constitutional questions not yet ruled.
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Tosho
Supreme Court
Boneu
Haga
Idaho
Explaining Corporation Tax Clarifies Credit Rules
Internal Revenue Collector Even Evans explains how corporations are taxed under Section 240, noting the rate remains 12 percent and that corporate tax credits for late payments cannot be claimed. He contrasts this with individual credits and reminds taxpayers of filing requirements under forms 1040 and 1040A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Collector
Evans
Internal Revenue
Income Tax Return Facts You Should Know
When you paid three fourths of the tax reported, no payment is due until September 16. If you paid only one fourth at filing, you must pay by June 16 half the amount paid with your return. The main point: half the tax due this year must have been paid on or before June 15.
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C.F. Redlich
Catholic Church Service Times Provisions
The schedule states Masses every Sunday at 9:90 and 11 mm except the first Sunday of each month when service starts at 11 mm. Parish details and exact dates are not provided.
Blind women excel as telephone operators in London firms
Experts say blind operators trained at St Duretan's Hospital in London gain employment with firms because their lack of sight reduces external distractions. This enables better concentration on telephone work, aiding business efficiency.
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St. Duretan's Hospital
London
England
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Twin Falls Idaho
Public notice of a sheriff sale under a foreclosure decree against Orwell Hicks Cora Edna Hicks and F A Dwight. The property is lot seven and eight in block 21 in Filer townsite Idaho. Sale set for June 14 1924 at 2 10 PM at the east front door of Twin Falls County Courthouse. High bidder to pay cash. Sheriff M B Finch Deputy E F Prater. May 22 29 June 5 12 1924.
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Idaho
Filer
Twin Falls
State of Idaho
United States
M. B. Finch
Probate Notice of Mahala Churchill Will Hearing
The Probate Court of Twin Palla Idaho reports that Charles C Stevens filed the Last Will and Testament of Mahala Churchill deceased and seeks probate and appointment as Executor. The hearing on the petition and proof of the will is fixed for Saturday the 14th day of (month).
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Charles C. Stevens
Mahala Churchill
Will Objections Set for Probate in Twin Falls Idaho
Charles C Stevens is named executor of a will in Twin Falls Idaho and probate hearings are set at ten oclock in the forenoon at the Probate Court in the Twin Falls County Court House. Interested parties must appear to contest the will and may file objections in writing regardingLetters Testamentary. Dated May 29, 1924. O P Duvall Judge and Ex Officio Clerk. First publication May 29 final publication June 12.
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Twin Falls County Court House
Twin Falls
Idaho
Charles C. Stevens
P. Duvall
Filer Highway District Reopens May 26 1924 Meeting
The Board of Commissioners reconvened in regular session at 8 00 p m in Fier Idaho with members George Leonard president and S G Diehl present. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. Discussion centered on proposed improvement of 1 82 miles of state highway through the district and the estimated share for the district to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Leonard
S. G. Diehl
Filer
Public Works Funds Certified For 5600 Comment
A city meeting approved posting funds totaling 5600.00 to the department of Public Works. A motion passed to forward certified checks for 5600.00 as requested. The session adjourned with George Leonard as president and Arthur E. Anderson as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Works
George Leonard
Arthur E. Anderson
Proceedings of the Piler Highway District May 24 1924
The Board of Commissioners reconvened in regular session at 4:00 p.m. in Filer Idaho. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Payroll of district employees totaling 342.25 was audited and paid. A motion adjourned the meeting to reconvene May 26 1924 at 8:00 p.m. at the office in Filer for further matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Leonard
R. L. Shearer
G. Diehl
Filer
Idaho
Board of Commissioners
Art
Arthur E. Anderson
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