Memorial Day Observance With Services and Program
Memorial Day services planned with post meeting at village offices. Public Memorial Day program begins at 10:30 p.m. at Gem theater, featuring Dr. J Gillilan and a high school orchestra. After theater, services move to 1 O C F cemetery with Civil War, Spanish American, and World War veterans in processional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Gem Theater
J. D Ian
D. Percell
R.N. Bigham
Jos W. Snelson
Samuel Marlow
McHenry Smith
Bali Francis Rees
William Macaw
Henry Munger
D.C. Bickford
V.w. Shaffner
John Weston Henry J. Arnhart
Elbert Shirk
Grover M. Pugh Thomas Good
Overture High School
J. D. Gillilan
Kagey
C. F
Memorial Prayer
Ritalistic Services
Hawkins
Would Have Ball es Saturday Would Have Ball es Saturday
J Ro Sampson of Hansen visited with another baseball fan or two from the east end of the county to promote forming a high school caliber baseball club to play in a local league. The plan envisions Saturday afternoon games with Kimberly and Hansen already hosting teams and seeks broader district support. Supt. G E Denman of the Rural high school provided encouragement. further steps were expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ro Sampson
Hansen
Filer
Kimberly and
Mr. Sampson
Supt
G. EK. Denman
Rural
Parmer Smith Dies After Portland Address 1920 Event
C L Farmer Smith, longtime agricultural staffer for the Union Pacific, died in Portland Oregon on April 21 at nearly 50. He was known for speaking at the Rural high school during a 1920 meeting and was remembered by many in the railroad community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Magazine
Portland
Ore
C. L. (Farmer) Smith
Union Pacific System
Smith
Silk Poppies sale planned by Legion Auxiliary
About 500 silk poppies made by wounded ex servicemen will be sold Friday on the streets of Filer by women of the American Legion Auxiliary. The sale aims to raise funds for the hospital and teach local awareness. The poppies will cost 10 cents each, with a committee led by Mrs G B Denman overseeing the effort and assisted by girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
American Legion
Auxiliary
Mra G. EB. Denman
Poultry Demonstration Train to Visit County
Union Pacific will run a 16 day poultry demonstration train through Idaho and Utah with 40 stops from June 2 to June 20. It will showcase model poultry houses, brooder charts, packing methods, and literature from Idaho and Utah State universities. The train stops in Hansen from 12:30 to 2:00 p m and aims to boost poultry development and dairy diversification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Idaho
Utah
Yarrow Points
Ing
Con Junction
Universities of Idaho and Utah College of Agriculture
Union Pacific University of Idh
Union Paetile
Hansen
Priday J
Aged Lady Mahalo Churchill Dies at Relative’s Home
Mrs Mahalo Churchill aged 56 years four months nine days died Saturday at her nephew C C Stevens home north of town. Funeral services were held Monday at the Methodist church conducted by Dr J D Gillian. Interment at I C O F cemetery with F B E Drake in charge. The body will later be taken to Chicago for interment. She lived in Chicago many years and was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church. She had lived here six years. Born January 15 1838 in New York state. Married in 1803 to Amos Churchill who died in 1910. There were no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hala Churchill
C. C. Stevens
Methodist Church
J. D. Gil-lian
F. B E. Drake
Chicago
Churchill
Methodist Episcopal Church
New York States
Amos Churchill
Mahalo Clarke
Chapter of Sorrow By O E S Sunday
The local Eastern Star order will meet at Masonie hall Sunday after 2 30 o'clock for a chapter honoring 12 departed members. Members of the Masonic order and families are invited. Graves will be decorated after a judge-room service at the soent cemetery for Filer Chapter No 40 items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Order
Masonie Hall
Eastern Star
Masonic Order
Soent
Filer
Frank EB. Allet
Ellen Brows
Olive Reynolds
Hattie Love
Me C. Clark
W. Tanner
MecKintey
D. McKintey
Frank E Brown
Mirriam Patton
Amny Marhardt
Mary Blakesies
Weather Update Signals Cold Week With Possible Storm
A weather report notes a sudden temperature drop Sunday morning and a generally uncomfortable week. Indications last night pointed to an imminent storm, with a trace of precipitation during the early hours and moderate temperatures overall.
Idaho Maintains Tight Quarantine On California Livestock
Idaho keeps strict quarantine on livestock and agricultural products from California to safeguard its livestock. Fruits from non infected districts must be packed in clean materials and disinfected under federal supervision before rail transport. California reports new infected counties and cattle herds, with thousands slaughtered, but Idaho cites no plan to loosen rules.
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Roise
C. Moore
Marcus A Means
California
Idaho
Inet Daily
Funeral rites for J A Lehif man at DeWitt chapel
Death on May 30 triggered funeral services at 1 30 pm in the J B DeWitt chapel with burial at Twin Falls cemetery. Rev C K Winning led services and Twin Pair commandery Knights Templar provided escort. Survived by wife Mrs Lens C and W C Schiffman, plus daughter Mrs L A Koeppe of Kearney Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Lehifman
J. B. DeWitt
Buris
Twin Falls
Rev
C.K Winning
Twin Palle Commandery
Knights Tempter
Mr. Schiffman
Mra. Lens C
W. C. Schiffiman
L. A. Koeppe
Kearney
Nebraska
Dement and Shinn Take Over The Filer Record Base
Announcement of James A. Dement Jr acquiring half interest in The Filer Record Boise forming Dement and Shinn publishers. Dement, veteran printer formerly with Caxton Printers and other outlets, will run operations from Boise with wife and two daughters relocating. Policy unchanged, printing quality to remain high, readers urged to welcome the new Record man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Dement, Jr
Boise
Am Caval
Filer Record
Dement
Oregon
Ther
Syms-York
al Kean
Rurtia
Geners
Eprake
Filer
Tat Loso
Sevsion
Bote
M Dement
New Record
Commertandty
Water Situation Warns of Short Year for Tract Crops
County agent Brow gard and officials report a likely short water year with water primarily from river flow and peak summer storage. Snow in the watershed remains, but melt is slow, and ground water is drier than expected. Forecasters warn careful use unless warm rains melt high‑mountain snow. Jackson Lake storage is currently unavailable.
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Browgard
Jackson Lake
Clinton B. Norquest
A. &. Shepherd
American Falls
North Side
Teton Pass
Clover Boy Dies in Auto Crash Near Clover
Edwin Wegner, 18, son of Fred Wegner of Clover and Twin Falls, dies from injuries after a car left a highway near Snake River canyon north of Bubl. Joseph Moyland, 24, owner driver, suffers arm lacerations. others in the party escape with minor injuries. Funeral services set for Clover Lutheran church after private family rites.
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Edwin Wegner
Fred D. Wegner
Clover
Twin Falls
Banbury
Naistorium
Snake River Canyon
Bubl
Ture
New Weet v. Hale
Joseph Moyt
Bub
Washington
County Oral Hospital
Lutheran Church
Beatrice Crown
Two Convicted Men Abe Freed Pending Appeal
Twin Falls reports K G Peters former treasurer and Frank G Leek former secretary of the Midas Mutual Saving and Loan association were convicted in district court of embezzling 18442. The men await appeal to the state supreme court from judgments imposing 1 to 14 years in prison each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Twin Falls
K. G. Peters
Frank G. Leekhotter
Mutus Rutlaing and Loan Association
Supreme Court
Filer farmer accused in shovel assault and warrant
Complaint filed Friday charges EH Jobmeer of Filer with assault and battery and a warrant for arrest. John O Connell of Piter alleges Bien struck him on the head with a shovel during a dispute over irrigation water early in the week. O Connell discharged from county general hospital. Aseuration set for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FILER
EH. Jobmeer
John O'Connel
Piter
Fohnent
Ocondell
County General Hospital
Coun
Guernsey Fanciers Form State Association Meeting Planned
A picnic meeting for Idaho Guernsey cattle breeders and fanciers is set for Thousand Springs ranch north of Buhl to form a state-wide Guernsey breeders association. James A. Waters leads the organization drive with W. W. Reese of Salt Lake and EB. L. Westover of Portland among others visiting Guernsey interests. The event will be held at Thousand Springs ranch, home to Minnie Miller’s renowned herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Tuemtoy, Jr
Thousand Springs Ranch
P Finake River Canyon
Buhl
James A. Waters
Thin District
W. W. Reese
Ealt Lake
Utah
Guernsey Cattle Association
Island of
Guernsey
EB. L. Westover
Portland
Western Division
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Thousand Springs
Minnie Miller
Jefferson Club Meeting at Twin Falls Tonight
The Twin Park county Jefferson club hosts a meeting at Twin Falls tonight. A memorial service for Woodrow Wilson will be conducted. The annual election of the Jefferson club will conclude the program in a joint session with the Democratic Woman’s club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Park County Jefferson Club
Twin Falls
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Woman's
Jefferson Club
Memorial Day Closings For Banks Post Office And Businesses
Decoration Day closures reported as Memorial Day. Banks post office and many business places will be closed all or part of Friday as it is a legal holiday.
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Balles
Parmer” Smith
Prom Legion Auxilary
University of Idaho-Atth
Mahala Churchill
Hery
Hervices
Forestry Service
North Fork
Ashton
Old Patthfulton
Yellowstone Park
Clover Boy
Jefferson Club Meeting
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