Elmwood Items Update From Local Notices and Obits
Elmwood items report Lillian May three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wentey died Friday night near Filion after lingering illness. Funeral Monday at the home under the musp piers of the LD church burial in 100 cemetery. George Lingun called to Bode Springs by the death of her brother Henry Abbite. Mrs Ivan Lincateaw hosted a card club meeting with attendees including CA Krohn, Joba Jer Magli, Stey Merle De yin. The high card prize went to Mrs John Jarvis. School activities included a basket dinner last Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Elvie Berry and others attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian May
Httle
Wentey Vung
Filon
Pneumon
Howe Ander
Mere Young
George Lingun
Bode Springs
Henry Stbbite
Henry Abbite
Ivan Lincateaw
Wirelen
Éruim
Ladies
Mosdamer CA. Krohn
Joba Jer Magli
Stey Merle Deyin
Mra
John Jarvis
Mire
Attar tHhaale
Maroa Graduation Exercises Set For Friday Evening
Maroa schools plan the annual graduation for the eighth year class this Friday at 6 30 o clock. The class lists 13 boys and girls including Jane Mierer Joyce Jennings Moseley Neva Moseley Ile Smith Pearl Stevens Ted Store Hendon Diehl John Darnell Carl Shachey Leo Lehrner Edoa Haw king and Merton Lyon. The commencement program appears below with music by the File and Moral High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maroa
Jane Mierer
Joyce Jennings Live Moseley
Neva Moseley
Ile Smith
Pearl Stevens
Ted Store
Hendon Diehl
John Darnell
Carl Shachey
Leo Leohner
Edoa Hawking
Merton Lyon
the Filer
May 6 school program draws large attendance at Gooding
The school program featured a Phow orchestra invocation and a benediction with Rev. OK Deal. About 250 people attended besides children as the event at Gooding College’s facilities, followed by a community dinner on May 16, described as an annual crowd-pleaser with ample food. The Washington school boys lost to the Mara team by three scores after a seven-inning game, and several locals planned visits and travel, with McDavitt and Hart among those staying or leaving for nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phow
FE Denk
Vatat
Orph
Gooding Colleges
Irma Dewl
Peinetpal
Eutese
Theirmere
Washington School
Maroe
Duquesne Home Burglary Report After Return
Mrs Duquesne and Mrs T D Smith returned Sunday from a visit and found several intrusions at the Duquesne home in Hola. Cider and other valuables were stolen from the cellar during multiple entries. Mrs Duquesne asserts the culprits are known and vows arrest if acts recur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Duquesne
T. D. Smith
Hola
Poplar Hill School Commencement And Games
Poplar Hill School district held its year end exercises with diplomas for eighth grade members Anna Kutiek Kay Cutton Elmer Cooper Mildred Kinnetelter and Harvey Warra. A gradualing program featured a mothers versus daughters baseball game won by the mothers 8 to 9 and a fathers versus song performance where the fathers lost 4 to 14. Local visits included Mr and Mrs Fred Reichert at Hagerman and Clyde Divine and family from Kimberley visiting C D Werts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Hill
Mra
Nore Putten
Murphy
Eloan
Anna Kutiek
Kay Cutton
Elmer Cooper
Mildred Kinnetelter
Harvey Warra
Walter Cole
Fred Reichert
Hagerman
Clyde Divine
Kimberlly
C.D. Werts
C. D Werts
Pocatello
Ruth Cole
Jack Winkle
Werte Home
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Elmwood
Achonl House
Elvie Berry
Herter
A. Kero
Helle Fuelson
Ritchie
Ad Bre A. Dingle
WA. Lincoln
Mie Hart
Mogerson
Twin Falls
Mite
McDavitt
Viett
Heybure
Hart
Parcows
Keunas
Mine McDavitt
Monticello
Min McDavitt
RH. McAfee
Mian
Nat Bowman
W V. Hardin
Filer
Hohbery
Easserine
Anderson & Molsee
Fisk
Kees
Peete
Poplar “Hitt Aee
Aie
Charles Dryden
H. 8. Johnson
Detrit Free Press
Horn J. C. Goodhue
Phon
B. Wilcox
H. B. Musser
W. A. Walker
Carver Union Avenue
Sixth ‘Street
M. Gilliteen
Weyl-Zuckerman
Glen Showers
Owen Hamp
L. E. Leaverton
W. J. Fenwick
George Erhardt
Harry Musgrave
Iittp
Frank Deklots
Brdom Weil
W. A. Shear
Joy
Boy Scout
Craigs
Craig
Main Street
Ino
Blass
Inquire Firet National Bank
Fair Avenue
Star
Gates and Firestone
John Blass
Prop
the Club
Sealey Brothers
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