Sixteen Seniors to Receive Diplomas Next Thursday
The Filer Rural high school class of 1924 will hold a week of events ending with graduation at the Gem theatre next Thursday. Sixteen seniors, including Ralph Love and Elizabeth Bickley, will receive diplomas. The acaleureate sermon, class day program, and commencement address by Dr. J. D. Gillilan precede the graduation, with the senior class play Nothing but the Truth staged at the Gem theatre Friday night.
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Filer Rural High School
Hagerman Valley
Gem Theatre
Sunor
Ralph Love
Elizabeth Bickley
Grace Detweiler
Charles Lapp
Garry Robertson
Edgarina Chandler
Ralph Brown
Mildred Noh
Theodore Hicks
Laura Smith
Glen Wilcox
Marie Davenport
Marion Beachell
Della Rapp
Charles Crookham
Opal Williams
Banbury’s
Snake River
Bubl
J. D. Gillilan
Methodist Church
Harrison
Department of Economics
University of Idaho
Baby Clinic At County Hospital On May 12
Twin Falls county general hospital invites visitors from 1 30 to 4 30 Monday May 22 with a baby clinic at 2 o clock for all babies born in the hospital since 1918 National Hospital Day is observed to strengthen public cooperation with institutions Miss S A Johnson superintendent notes a letter from President Coolidge praising the observance and urging broad support for the hospital system Florence Nightingale tribute usage is mentioned as part of the day spirit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls County General Hospital
Twin Falls County
5. A. Johnson
President Coolidge
Foley
Hospital Management Magazine
Mercy
United States
Canada
Florence Nightingale
Jackson Lake Reservoir Conditions Reported at Moran Wyoming
Bureau of Reclamation releases a Jackson Lake Reservoir condition report from Moran Wyoming. It lists storage on April 26 1926 at 312 10 and 420 220 sap for the same date with year over year comparisons. It notes precipitation at Moran for the week ending April 26 1924 0 05 and 0 09 year ago. It covers the period from September 1 1923 to April 26 1984 with 1071 for the same period year. It mentions the monthly board meetings of the Filer Highway District to be held next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Lake
Burley
Bureau of Reclamation
Moran
Wyo
Filer Highway District
Plac
Musicians Score Concert Triumph Here Last Week
Twin Falls musicians delivered a acclaimed program at the Gem theatre for the Filer Woman's club benefit. The event drew strong attendance and was praised for artistry and entertainment value. A near accident occurred when Dr D Gililan fell through a footlight board but recovered to continues. Performances drew hearty encores.
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Twin Falls
Gem Theatre
Filer Woman's Club
D. Gililan
Fire damages two cars in Lind garage in Twin Falls
In Twin Falls Lind garage in Twin Paths Friday afternoon a fire damaged two cars belonging to local residents J A Schiffman suffered burns while a workman ignited fumes from a gasoling torch. A J Daum owned one Buick while Miss Cora Thompson lost her Overland insured for 300. Fire confined to the repair department, total loss estimated at 6000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lind
Twin Paths
J. A. Schiffman
Pioneer Filer
A. J. Daum
Cora Thompson
Miss Thompson
Senior Class Play Comes Next Week
The senior class presents Nothing But the Truth next week. The plot centers on a hero who must speak only the truth for a set period, a challenge that gradually unravels reputations and weaves comic complications as consequences of truth emerge.
Village drinking fountain ready for use after repair
The Yakima avenue and Main street fountain, broken last winter after a run in by a nocturnal automobile, was repaired by street commissioner L. D. Alles and placed in operation yesterday. The fountain was originally installed years ago by the Filer Woman's club.
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Yakima Avenue
Main Street
L. D. Alles
Filer Woman's Club
Rail fares cut to Los Angeles and Western points
The Union Pacific System announces radical reductions in one way passenger fares from Mortans and 4aho points to Utah Nevada Arizona New Mexico and California effective May 12 Some reductions began March 1 and together with prior cuts bring one way fares to near prewar levels The example from Filer to Los Angeles shows fare about 49.60 before and about 48 after the new rate.
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Union Pacific
Mortans
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Filer
Los Angeline
Filer District Wins Twin Falls County Grade School Meet Trophy
Filer district secures the grand trophy at the Twin Falls County Grade School track meet held at the fairgrounds on Saturday. Filer totals 129 points to outpace Maron 103 and Kimberly 68, with 15 schools represented. The day featured 16 county records, top performances by Will Munger and other Filer athletes, and all entrants earning ribbons.
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Filer
Twin Falls
Fair Grounds
Maron
Kimberly
Murtaugh
Hollister
Park Lane
Whi Munger
Seymour
Seveen
Patten
Harshbarger
Iton
Washington
Rutter
Rogers
Elmwood
Schnell
Poplar Hill
Will Munger
Harold Tilden
Kenneth Seymour
Wayne Jarvis
Earl Smith
Robert Lynard
Kenneth Hucheson
Harold Hunter
Harry Detweller
Gerald Jarvis
George Rich
Thelma Moore
Pauline McCaw
Vernita Patterson
Elsie Nancolas
Berardine McCaw
Lola Tilden
Pearl Shank
Maurine Buckman
Esther Smith
Ethelyn Auesing
L. E. Bear
Twin Falle County Grade School Athletic Association
Nem
Firet
Sewer- Secy-Treas
Twin Falls County Athletic Association
Child Welfare Program Set For Saturday at Rural High
A Saturday program for mothers and children concludes Baby Welfare Week at the Rural High building starting 2 40 in the afternoon under the Filer Women's auspices. In charge are J P Alworth and others. The free event features piano, songs, a short story, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer Woomt
Po Trs
J . PF
Alworth
Magdalene
Tom Alworth
Goodye
Marie Hrady
Ruth Beacham
Laura Smith
Dan Connor
Mra
J Ewan
State Bureau of Child Hygiene
O. P. Duvall
George FE. Denman
Filer Rural High School
Mothers Day Proclamation Declares Idaho Observance
Governor C C Moore proclaims Sunday May 11 as Mothers Day in Idaho. He urges residents to observe with reverence, honor departed mothers, and show gratitude for maternal sacrifice across the state. The proclamation cites the legislative basis for second Sunday in May observance and calls religious and fraternal groups to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
C. C. Moore
Commonwealth of Idaho
Men Plead Guilty To Liquor Charges
Tony Courtland and Jake Burkett plead guilty in district court after a raid on a residence and Burkett's hardware shop. They face sentencing Saturday morning before Judge W. A. Hathcock. pleas also entered Monday in probate court.
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Tony Courtland
Jake Burkett
W. A. Hathcock
Lous
Maur
Oniy
Burkett
Monatrouk Bog Monster Reported by Clergy and Doctor
Mrs J Kaltofletach brought to The Hecord an extraordinary specimen weighing about two pounds and measuring roughly three by seven inches. Dr J D Gillian, a Methodist pastor, reported a similar monstrosity. The office notes the creature is three times as large and heavy as a common specimen unearthed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kaltfletach
Hecord
Ben
J. D. Gillian
Kaltfletech
Ege
Kalbfieiseh
Apple crop damaged by night frosts and winds
Frosts and a dust storm have damaged the local apple crop with estimates that only about 20 percent survived outside the canyon. Decatur McCleary and Newberry orchards report similar losses as a high wind toppled small buildings and autos. Ground remains very dry and rain is needed as temperatures hover near freezing at night.
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Decatur
McCleary
Newberry
Drink Toasts to Mothers at Kiwanis Luncheon
Kiwanis club luncheon at the Methodist church dining room featured a Mothers Day theme with tributes proposed by Dr. J. D. Gillon. Morrie Clerk of B. B. Clark Seed Co spoke on garden seeds and won the attendance prize. Warren Nuxmas, superintendent of grade schools and club member, attended for the first time while completing a course at Albion State Normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Gillon
Kiwanis Club
Methodist Church
Morrie Clerk
B. B. Clark Seed Company
Clark
Leon “Bethel
Warren
Nuxmas
Albion State Normal School
Nieman
Ten Cattle Reactors Found From 2082 Head
A notice states that only 10 reactors were found from 2082 cattle examined under the uberenfar drive directed by HR McMillan. The report notes this is less than half a percent and mentions compensation to Pattie Pattie owners at roughly two-thirds of the assessed value.
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Cattie
HR. McMillan
Hawkins Game Warden Appointment In County
Hawkins L. W. Hawking receives deputy game warden duties for the western half of the county and all of Gooding County. The appointment, processed through state game official Thomas, takes effect May 6. A tall, well known department member residing north of town, Hawking will dedicate full time to the role with headquarters in BubI.
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L. W. Hawking
Gooding
Thomas
Hawkins
Bean warehouse act meeting in Twin Falls
Dean F. Jiddings announced a special meeting at Twin Falls today with farmers and USDA officials to discuss the federal warehouse act for beans and negotiable receipts. Idaho’s bean varieties command premiums in open markets, making the meeting particularly important locally.
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Kean
Twin Falls
United States Turean
Congress
Dean F. J. Iddings
Idaho Extension Division
Idaho
Dean Iddings
New Venture Launches Lubricants Firm Here
A new business venture was launched here by Ehler & Company for sale of lubricating oil and related items. The operation is located in the telephone building and will deal in quantity lots. State seventh grade exams are held at Victory school this week with 85 pupils attending under Mrs. George N. Tocker and Mrs. A. B. Newberry.
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Ehler & Company
Victory
Wednending Thorn Ware
Puptte
George N.tocker
A. &. Newberry
Burley Wins Field Meet With Strong Finish
Burley athletes rise from third to first in the South Central district field meet. Hurley leads a strong showing as Timm of Twin Falls racks four firsts and high points. Twin Falls takes second with 32 points, Rupert third with 11, and others spread across the final standings.
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Hurley
Tor
Crete
Twin Falla
Rupert
Timm
Canine
Burley
Wed Wolfe
Georgi B Denman
Buckser
Gooding
Twin Falls
Wendell
Jerome
Pilar
Hagerman
Buhl
Richfield
Oakley
Shoshone
Piler
William Patten
Public urged to buy carnations for War Mothers Day
A local committee from the Filer Legion Auxiliary will help Twin Falls County War Mothers sell carnations on May 1 to educate the public about Mother’s Day. The sale is part of a national movement led from Kansas City with aims to honor mothers of ex servicemen and support Americanization work. Proceeds will fund the organization’s activities and local efforts. A sales committee and group of girls will run the event in Twin Falls.
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Filer Legion Auxiliary
Twin Pulls County
War Mothers
Congress
Mre
Thevid Brown
Twin Palle
Mre Brown
Kansas City
Margaret No McChure
Brown
Fiere
Oaly
W Husted Dies Veteran Twin Falls Printer
Funeral services were held for August W. Husted longtime Twin Falls News printer who died suddenly Sunday after an operation. He owned a 50 acre farm near Dublin and is survived by his wife and family. Members of his craft from The Record attended the funeral.
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W. Husted
Twin Fils
August W. Husted
Twin Palle News
County General Hospital
Husted
Dubl
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County Hospital
Coolidge
Piler Community House
Los Angeles
Filer Business
Palr
W. C Nusman
Woman's Club
Monatrouk Bog
T. B
Han Ghowra
Twin Palla
Viel
Here
Kajoye Ammaal
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