Village Board shifts meeting to first Tuesday monthly
An ordinance adopted at the regular village board meeting changes the date of monthly meetings to the first Tuesday, to allow paying electric bills before the tenth and save funds. Protests on sprinkling assessments drew none, and related charges will be collected or listed as taxes. The board considers buying 600 feet more fire hose at about $650, the budget sets total revenue of 13,179.34 across general, water, and bond funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Albin
Idaho Power Company
Public Utilities Commission
Guy H. Shearer
Davis
Fred Martin Named to Student Government Post
Fred Martin of Filer has been elected athletic man of the Associated Students of the University of Idaho Moscow campus. The group governs students in Ley Hall and includes officers and members from Clarkston Wilder Wilder, Welser, Seattle and Boise. The incoming general officers include Wal e of Roses and Walter of Idaho Fatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ersity
Idaho
Moscow
Winfred Martin
Filer
College of Agricul
Ley Hall
Mont Officne
John Derr
Clarkstor At
Chas
Lawson
Wilderrer
Homer Curth
Welser
inter-Rall
Jordan
Seattle
James I
Boise
Francis McKee
Robert Lawson
Wale of
Roses
Walter
Open new service station on Saturday May 17
Fragmentary report notes a new service station opening on a Saturday May 17 with mention of Claude Holmer involved in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Holmer, A
Ralph Love Wins Filer Record Cup Awarded Monday
The Filer Record trophy, a silver loving cup given by the newspaper to Filer Rural high school, was won by Ralph Love, senior, with Elizabeth Bickley in second. Balloting occurred in the advisories. the award honors scholarship, school spirit, appearance and ideals, a tradition begun last year by 3. G. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer Record
Filer Rural High School
Ralph Love
Elizabeth Bickley
3. G. Davis
Charter Presentation Banquet for Filer Kiwanis Club
The Utah Idaho Kiwanis district governor Fler Edgerton will preside at the charter presentation for the new Kiwanis club of Filer next Tuesday evening in the Methodist church dining rooms. A banquet, addressed program, and stunts are planned with 80 to 90 men expected. Members of the Twin Falls Kiwanis plan to attend. George N. Tucker heads the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fler
Edgerton
Utah-Idaho
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of
Filer
Pocatello
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Kiwanis Club
Twin Falls
George N. Tucker
Lucceon
R. L. Peck
Peck
Mr. Peck
W. A. Shear
K. WH. Dwight
Twin Falla
Carl Painter
Salt Lake
F. A. Dwight
Mra. A. KB
Anderso
EB. A
Elks Convention to Be Held in Twin Falls in June
Twin Falls May 13 Active preparations are under way for the Elks convention to be held in Twin Falls in June. Twin Falls Lodge No 1183 aims to match past programs from Pocatello and Boise with a varied schedule including parades, baseball, boxing, dancing and swimming. The event also features an Elks minstrel show directed by Howard E Sahin and will offer entertainment and accommodations for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Elks
Elka
Twin Palle Lodge No. 1183
Pocatalio
Boise
a+iate association
Howard E. Sahin
Caevention
Postoffice Interior Brightened By Painter Work
J. H. Huntes, painter, refreshed the post office interior this week with a sealing of Kal somine and varnish for woodwork. The lobby walls had been defaced by smeared names and words. Postmaster Shear warns that prosecutions will follow if the vandalism continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Huntes
Shear
Commencement Week Ends With Class Play at Gem Theatre
Commencement exercises for Filer Rural high school seniors are tonight at the Gem Theatre, followed tomorrow by the class play Nothing But the Truth. The week features a baccalaureate sermon by Dr. J. D. Gillilan at the Methodist Church, senior day program, final exams, and sale of the yearbook Memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem Theatre
Filer Rural High School
Aixtown
Hagerman Valley
Methodist Church
J. D. Gillilan
Elmer Adkins
Ralph Love
Muale
Half Hundred New Fords Sold Here Since January 15
J C Riechers reports April sales by Filer Auto with Jack Jensen in charge of sales. Since January 15, 52 new Ford cars trucks and tractors were sold. one third local, two thirds countywide. Four Fordson tractors sold. Grover C Beem purchaser of three Ford trucks. local buyers listed by name and model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer Auto Company
J. C. Riechers
Purc
Jack Jensen
Mr. Richers
Fordson
Ericson & Hill
Harry Wobltalt
Grover C. Beem
Ford
New Ford Care
Edna M. Ruscor
W. A Moore
Albert Hughes
F. R. Brown
Lester Fender
Harry Rows
Harry Musgrave
Jelph Cedarhelm
Claude Brown
George Leonard
A. A. Newberry
Edna Beckman
CW. Thornton
C. EB
Eaton
W A Sartain Dies in California City
News from Culver City Cal states W A Sartain longtime Filer resident and owner of an eight or nine acre tract north of town has died at his home. He is the father of the late Mrs Ro H Goodpasture. Reports reach George A Drake RH Gowt pasture and Mre W B B Tate of Lamberton Minn provide the notices amid local recollections of his property holdings and prior ranch ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver City
Cal
W. A Gertain
Sartain
Ro H W. Goodpasture
Willits Byencer
W. P. Hawking
Gartain
George A Drake
RH Gowt
Slaughter
W. BB Tate
Lamberton
Minn
Mrs Thompson Improves in Health After Illness
Mrs C B Thompson had been seriously ill with pneumonia this week but is now reported greatly improved in health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Thompson
Utah Construction lands Rogerson Wells road contract
The Utah Construction Company won the grading contract for the Rogerson Wells road, connecting Rogerson Idaho to Wells Nevada via the Oregon Short Line. Estimated project cost is 5,094,000 dollars with completion aimed for June 30, 1925. Engineering crews are already on site at Rogerson as work begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lake City
Utah Construction Company
Rogerson
Platt
Wells
Nevada
Supreme Court OKs Big American Falls Reservoir Project
Boise May 13 The Supreme Court handed down an opinion approving the formation of the American Falls reservoir irrigation district and declaring the proposed $3,700,000 bond issue legal against lands in Twin Falls County. The court affirmed the district court ruling testing the district formation and bond proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Supreme Court
American Falls
District Court of
Twin Falle
County Officials Salaries Reduced by County Board
The salaries of elective county officials for the two year period beginning January 1 were ordered reduced by the county commission, with specifics outlined by the board.
Memorial Day Observance Planned by Filer Post
Memorial Day services will be held Friday May 10 with Dr J D Gillian as speaker delivering the annual address The forenoon program at an undecided site will proceed to the cemetery for a soldiers graves service Earl Mungan and George Denman head the committee with H F Ross chairing the decorating group and GL Dean leading the firing squad duties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer Post
American Legion
J.D. Gillian
Choewa
Aniform
Earl Mungan
George £. Denman
H. FP. Ross
Dean
Milner Portmaster Charged With Shortage in Office
Portmaster Charles Berkmann of Milner was arrested this week and held under $1000 bond to answer in federal court for alleged shortage of $241 in the Milner post office. He reportedly left the office in charge of three women and faced arraignment before Commissioner Tec Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milner
Burley
Tisho
Charles Berkmann
Berke O
Tec Davis Bere
Death calls Andrew Mattson of Long Beach California
Andrew Mattson died at Long Beach California on April 26 after a severe pneumonia attack. His remains were interred at Shelton Nebraska. His son Jacob Mattson and relatives in California and Sweden mourn his loss as he had built ranches and a sizable estate in Pilot and adjoining areas. His nephews Arvid Johnson and Jacob Mattson, both recovering from illnesses, are expected to manage the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Mattson
Long Beach
Cal
Aurial
Shelton
Nebr
Jacob Mattson
Mr. Mattion
Arthur Scholten
Arvid Johnson
Zolen
California
Mr. Mattson
Utah
Mattson
Filer
Sweden
Jacob
Arvid
Fife
Certification Basis for Seed Potatoes Outlined by County Agent
County Agent outlines procedures for seed potato certification with June 15 deadline for information requests. Details cover inspection fees, two field inspections, and seed treatment requirements, plus seed selection, sorting, planting distances, and timing for Idaho varieties Netted Gems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RK. Brosard
Idaho
Esawon
Catholic Church Mass Schedule Change Unclear Time
Church announces mass at 9:20 A M on most Sundays with one Sunday monthly at 11 A M. Text is garbled and lacks clear dates or locations. Further details expected to confirm monthly exception and standard time.
Eighth Grade Graduation to Be Held at Gem Theatre
Commencement for the Filer grade school class will take place Monday evening in the Gem Theatre at 100 o clock. The address by Dr J D Gullivan will be on The Beginning of Life. Musical selections will be performed by Miss Marguerite VanAportal and Mrs Merlin Batley, with soloist Mrs Maude Dygert and violinist Annette Quereau. Eighth grade graduates certified include Owen Miller Marion Graves Christine Johnson Garth Meld Edward Sharp Laura Sharp Wayne Javele Clao Hattenhauer Jean Canner Pearl Small Harold Tiiden Margaret Riechers Jennie Wren Waller Golda Small Howlan Wiseman Russell Felton Orem Allison Will Munger John Setber Grace Owunga Robert Lynard Alberta Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
Gem Theatre
de. J. D. Gullllan
Marguerite van
Merlin Batley
Annette Quereau
Gooding
Asaving
Owen Miller
Marion Graves
Christine Johnson
Garth Meld
Edward Sharp
Laura Sharp
Wayne Javele
Clao Hattenhauer
Jean Canner
Pearl Small
Harold Tiiden
Margaret Riechers
Jennie Wren Waller
Golda Small
Howanl Wiseman
Russell Felton
Orem Allison
Will Munger
John Setber
Grace Owunga
Robert Lynard
Alberta Hamilton
Memories annual to be sold at high school and The Record
Memories, the Filer high school annual, will be printed by The Record and go on sale this week at the high school and The Record office for 2. The 12 page insert includes a cine daing section and features class colors red and silver on the front cover with copper halftone etchings of principal and school events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer Faral Bien
Theodore Wicks
Kila Sain
Ralph Newberry
Grito Detweller
Evelyn Buxchanan
Mr. Tomitn
Ralph Lorn
Magdalene Schowfer
Hebrary
High School Lad Escapes Death in Train Accident
Ralph Newberry a Filer Rural High junior son of Mr and Mrs Myre was struck by a moving passenger train as his car was demolished near the L Zuckerman warehouse. He was thrown about 45 feet, suffered a severe leg sprain a deep forehead gash and strained braided muscles but survived. He was taken to Twin Peaks then county hospital. He did not see the train until it was almost upon him and could not escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Newberry
Filer Rural Chiel School
Aed Myre
Harry Newberry
Here
County General Hospital
Saturtay
Wis
Ralph
Heeta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Martin
Filer Record Cup
Tinting Postoffice
Harrison C. Dale
University of Idaho
A. A. Davis
Board of Education
April Baley
W. A. Sartain
California City
Wells Road
Rogemen
Okeh
Big
Vreaent. New
Jene Assenmor
Showls Crroner Cs Surveyor
Andy” Mattson
Wenden
Kilmer Adkins
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