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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
5
The column invites readers to submit local news items about themselves or friends, with weekly deadline by Wednesday. Readers are urged to check ads for goods such as spring merchandise and farming equipment from Snyder Hardware and United States stores. Town notes include social events, baptisms, marriages, hospital recoveries, and upcoming church meetings.
Judge Jt. F. Philby heard JW Vier versus W H Scantt in justice court. Plaintiff alleged $105 for labor and materials for a Ford car repair. The court awarded the plaintiff $6 plus costs totaling $17.26.
The Marea Worm In's club thanks the committee led by Mrs. D C Sierer and Mrs. T B Nicholson, the school ward, patrons, and all helpers, especially those without children in the school, for their cooperation. The hot lunch program ended due to discontinuation, and the enterprise was highly successful thanks to community support.
Poplar Hill school held a successful visiting day last Friday with most children represented by one or both parents. A three month display showcased work and was well received. The school organized a short program and concert enjoyed by attendees.
The Methodist church lists Bible school at 11 am under Prof. McAtee with morning worship and an evening service. An Easter cantata practice, Epworth League study on The Golden Whirlpool, and a talk on the industrial world are planned with two weeks of special meetings from March 13 to 27. Edith and Hazel Noncollis lead youth activities. Evangelical church announces Rev. ER Wendland from Billings will preach with worship at 11 am and 7:30 pm, addressing Modern Tendencies in Worship. all are welcome.
The new public school building hosted a well attended housewarming Friday afternoon. Teachers Wyn Deurig Livurance Madge Goode and Mary Graybill led the program and entertainment. One hundred twenty six patrons attended the Rowton Tea party afterward, raising 16.90 to buy room pictures. The program featured a Washington Pageant with George Washington Bitty Macland Martha Washington Dorothy Goode Lady of Honor Harrie Dwight Uncle Sam Bruce Price.
A. Sigfried of Phelps Construction was injured Tuesday at the company yards in the east town area while attempting to crank a four cylinder automobile. The engine kicked, fracturing his wrist.
Community notes recount dinners hosted by Mr and Mrs B W Teague for the Pierces and Parsons, local visits by Deputy Sheriff H C Van Ausden, and townsfolk news including schooling, smallpox concerns, farm activity, and a postponed Near East Relief event with a planned March 12 program.
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