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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1924
Page
4
The Dawes committee report is discussed with cautious optimism as France and Germany weigh the reparations plan. Authorities note the panel, under its chairman, offers explicit guidance to accept or reject, while highlighting the need for clear merits before final judgment.
In district commercial contest Gooding High placed second among largely larger schools. The week featured a 7-1 baseball lead against Hazelton before a late loss. Students chose subjects for next year as junior class enrollment will grow, while grade exams loom. The community hosts 126 athletes and thousands of spectators this week for a southern Idaho meet seen as the best yet.
On Sunday mornings Dr Gillitan preaches post Easter topics including Mary and next Sunday Thomas the Doubter. Under Mrs A E Anderson with Mesdames R K Dill ingham and M J Goode the choir will render music. In the evening Miss Lillian Gray and Grace Moore will lead young people. On Tuesday evening the choir plans another gathering.
The weekly prayer gathering occurs in the Ceschers training room on Thursdays and is expected to include Miss McKeeson among attendees.
The pastor will return from Oakley and occupy the pulpit at both morning and evening services this coming Sabbath at the Baptist church.
The fairgrounds are being prepared for picnics and campers with a graded main driveway and a ready race program. Committees have finished most work and premiums schedules are with the secretary and experts. Pres. Meredith consults on entertainment while blue prints for a grandstand addition are available. Knights of Pythias lodge members push a publicity plan, and two Thornless Globe Locust trees were donated and planted, dedicated to Mrs. Waters and the donor.
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