Local Hews Gem schedule and local notices
Local Hews highlights a coming picture Right to Happiness at Gem on June 28 and 29. Several residents are noted visiting Twin Falls and LaGrange, with marriage licenses issued to Brackenbury Semain and Marsh Duval. The Gem theatre previews Miracle Man for July 13 and 14, and many townsfolk are reported visiting, traveling, and hosting guests including Dr Cossey, Mr. and Mrs. Fleming, Buckman, Squires, and Graybill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem
Ladv
Howard Brackenbury
Bernice Semain
Jasper T. Marsh
Leone Duval
Miler
Gem Theatre
Adv
Family trip passes Owsley ferry to Boulder
Mr and Mrs Nettram and their family from Walla Walla Washington traveled by day and stayed until Saturday. They stopped at the local grounds after being drawn by a Commercial Club auto tourist park sign at Owsleys ferry. A notable moment was their departure from Filer as they began a county journey to the camping grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Stradely
Alton
Lincoln
Nebraska
Dtradleys
Idaho
Mr. Nettram
Walla Walla
Wash
Boulder
Colo
Commercial Club
Owsley's Ferry
Filer
Expression of thanks for Mrs Wadus death
The husband and family of Mrs Wadus thank their soul neighbors and friends for kindness during her illness and death and for the beautiful oral offerings.
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Wadus
Reverend Deal Returns From Albion College Reunion
Rev. C. E. Deal, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, returned yesterday from Albion Michigan where he attended the twenty fifth reunion of Albion college graduating class. He will preach at both the morning and evening services Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. EB. Deal
Methodist Episcopal Church
Albion
Mich
Albion College
Mr. Deal
AED Society Meeting on Graves' Lawn Wednesday
The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist Episcopal church will hold their regular meeting Wednesday afternoon on the F. C. Graves lawn. A full representation of the membership is expected. The event will be a Kensington Hortess with afternoon refreshments by ladies B. H. Snyder, George Patton, James Penny, F. K. E. Drake, and J. L. Edwards.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. C. Graves
Kensington
Alfalfa May Aid News Print Shortage
J Clark of Boston, representing a paper firm, told the Pittsburgh Advertising Club meeting that alfalfa mixed with certain organic chemicals could create a serviceable news print. He addressed concerns over a news print shortage and said alfalfa would be the most likely substitute with proper compounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clark
Boston
Pittsburgh Advertising Club
Pittsburgh
Clark
Draft horses shipped by carload to Los Angeles
A carload of 21 draft horses was shipped Monday by Ernest Niles to Po FL Lite tle Company in Los Angeles. G. Davis helped assemble the car here, and the lot is described as an excellent assortment of good animals.
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Ernest Niles
Po FL Litetle Company
Los Angeles
G. Davis
Top sale at Rupert tops Shorthorn herd auction
Col. BE. O. Walter reports a successful Rupert sale on June 16 of Frank Sullivan's purebred Shorthorns. A 2 year old topped at 8700 with an average of 22. All cattle sold to Minidoka county buyers. Walter to handle Sullivan’s next annual sale and contracted a September date for the Mini-Cassia Shorthorn Breeders association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. O. Walter
Rupert
Frank Sullivan
Minidoka County
Walter
Sullivan
Mini-Caxsia Shorhorn Breeders’ Association
Miss Charlotte Clark Returns From University
Miss Charlotte Clark arrived Tuesday from Eugene Oregon where she completed her sophomore year at the University of Oregon She was elected president of Sigma Delta Chi sorority this year and recently injured her wrist when an automobile struck her arm hampering her exams She was met at the station by her mother Mrs Carolyn Clark and others and driven home by A A Timm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Clark
Eugene
Oregon
University of Oregon
Clark
Sigma Delta Chi Ohe
Mise Clark
Filles
Carolyn Clark
Mise Lydia Umphrey
Mies Marie Orm
Dirs
Charlies Costello
Buhl
A. A. Timm
Amalgamated Sugar seeks Oregon Short Line extension to Castleford
The Amalgamated Sugar company has filed for an extension of the Oregon Short Line railroad from Bul to Castleford, stated AR Hagar, field representative. Filing does not guarantee construction but adds weight to plans for a potential new sugar factory at Castleford, per the BubI Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Hear Castleford
Bubl Herald
Missing Filer businessman A. D. Ackerly case
The whereabouts of A. D. Ackerly a Filer businessman and American Legion member remain unknown after he was last seen Monday evening. A search party planned last Friday morning but was abandoned after learning he withdrew $60 from his First National Bank account earlier that day. A telegram to his father in Burbank California confirmed he had not been seen and indicates he has a wife in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Ackerly
Filer
American Legion
Ackerly
First National Bank
Net
People's Meat Market
Burba
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Cc. A. Love
General Merchandise
Masons
IDEAL
Glass
Chesterfield
Hester Et
NSS Ea
George Oar
Twin Falls
Eeonnah
Charles Reichort
Anna Bergstrom
LaGrange
Mra
John S. Gourley
Miss Dergatrom
Botse
William Spencer
Capital City
BR Cossey
Portland
Ore-gon
Harry Alexander
Twinale
George Duncan
Salt City
Duncan
J. P. Buck
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
H. E Powers
New County Farm Bureau
Edna Ludwig
Don Fleming
Burley
Roy Buckman
Iowa
Grangeville
Gem State
Franklin Squires
San Diego
Calif
Mr. Squires
Mrs. C
D. L. Graybill
Ontario
Canada
New York City
Philadelphia
T. D. Connor
Spokane
August Paulsen
Yellowstone Park
Mr. Connor
G. White
Colfax
Lewiston Taat
T W
Harry Benoit
Min
Margaret Gourley
Emma Lou Smith
Ray Wilcos
George Wil
Heaith
Californea
Earl Munyon
Long Beach
California
Tl. G. Man
Rev. C. KE. Deal
Albion, Michigan
AED Society
WK Fork Sa of
OB. L. Railroar
Taylor & Taylor
Gov. Main and
Park Avenue
Ernie Lee
Twin Falls Steam Laundry
Willard
G. C. Dean
Tanner
W. M. Bunce, Mgr
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