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Newspaper

Filer Record

Location

Filer, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1923

Page

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Art Exhibit by Schools Attracts Interest Across Grades

The joint grade and high school exhibit in the high school hall drew 100 attendees Friday evening. EB K Byrne led a choir and played selections while Dr Gillian lectured on paintings and symbolism. Mrs Eric Byrne spoke on masterpieces linked to stories. Supt Ros Peck commented on nature and myth works. Ticket sales exceeded $30, funding added art purchases for the schools.

EB K. Byrne Gillian Eric Byrne Supt Ros. Peck

Lawrence Lapp Receives Heroism Medal in Cozad

Lawrence Lapp son of Mr and Mrs Ben Lapp was awarded the presidential heroism medal by President Carl R Gray of the Union Pacific System for rescuing a woman from oncoming danger in Cozad earlier this year The ceremony occurred with a banquet in his honor a telegraphic invitation from Cozad mayor FW Anderson was received but the Lapp parents could not attend Mrs Lapp is currently in Chicago Further details will be published when the Cozad newspaper arrives

Conad. Nebr Lawrence Lapp Ben Lapp Carl R. Gray Union Pacific Cozad Gray FW Anderson Coed Lapp Chicago

Christmas Seals To Be On Sale Next Week

A local committee organized at the home of chairwoman Mrs Juneau H Shinn and chaired by Mrs Carrie Harper White and Mrs C L Alexander decided Christmas seals will be placed on sale here next week. The Filers committee includes several local organizers and representatives from various orders.

Junesu H. Shinn Carrie Harper White C. L. Alexander Twin Falls Rity Filer Juneau H. Shinn A. E. Anderson T. Dan Connor George Tucker J. F. Mallory W. A. Shear

Ladies Aid selects monthly officers for year

At a recent Methodist Ladies Aid meeting officers were named to serve for the next two months each month. November Mrs M J Goode December Mrs E W Boring January Mrs P E Al Din February Mrs T J Carbery March Mrs Earl Murrey April Mrs C W Cate May Mrs Harry Wobnaib Jane Mrs Charles Fox July Mrs William Prime August Mrs A A Newberry September Mrs A Beem October Mrs H Schildman

Methodist Laies’ Aid Society Organation M. J. Goode E. W. Boring Harry Wobnaib Jane Charles Fox William Prime

Walton Loses Suit Against Times Publisher

A jury in a district court Monday returned a unanimous verdict denying EF Welton’s claim for 942 900 damages against J H Masters publisher of the Twin Falls Times. After seven hours of deliberation the panel found Walton did not prove the alleged damages and awarded no relief.

EF Welton Tibet J. H. Masters Twin Falls Times Jaey Tm Walton

Murder charge anew against Dr James Munroe by Merejn Bar ney

A preliminary hearing before Judge C. P. Duval last week framed a new murder charge against Dr James Munroe. Barney alleged a criminal operation was performed leading to his wife’s death a few weeks ago.

James Munroe Merejn Barney C. P. Duval Barney

Keeney Co Completes New Bean Building Expansion

N. B. Keeney Co completes a three story and basement addition to the bean warehouse in the local shipping district. The $8000 project adds a 24 by 20 foot extension, plus two more stories for storage and machinery. A large picking room with 20 bean picking machines is installed, offices added, heated by a furnace, with crushed rock driveways outside. contractor EB A Moon of Twin Falls led the work. L A Bethel is local manager. Headquarters are in LeRoy New York. CM Keeney leads the firm now, sons of the original founder, noted bean authorities. The company operates a trial grounds farm three miles west of town and contracted about 1800 acres of garden beans this season.

N. B. Keeney & Son For|ier EB. A. Moon Twin Falls Huey L. A. Bethet N. B. Keeney & Son, Inc LeRoy New York CM. Keeney XN. B. Keeney Itown Deane

Passes Gold Piece For Silver Coin In Drug Store

A coin in a drug store cash register fell under suspicion as a possible counterfeit or altered piece. Patrons and staff recall trading it for merchandise and discuss identifying its denomination and date to restore it to a rightful owner. Ralph Comsat, Marvin Cole and Cecil Jennings plan to depart by auto for coast points today.

Businese Ralph Comsat Marvin Cole Cécil Jennings

Highway District Election Set for December 1

Residents of the Filer Highway district are reminded of the election to name three commissioners replacing three terms expiring January 1 1924. Names of candidates and election details will be announced in a legal publication published in this paper next week.

Filer Highway District

Burial Saturday for E. P. Gillis in local home

Funeral services for Edward Payson Gillis aged 84 were held Saturday at the Gillis home conducted by Dr J D Gillilian pastor of the local Methodist church. Interment followed at the city cemetery under F K B Drake supervision. Attending were neighbors and family with Clark C Gillis in California and Mrs Betty Bergstrom of Casper, Wyoming unable to attend.

W . Gillis Edward Payson W. D. Gilli J.d.gillilian Methodist Episcopal Church F. K B. Drake Clark C Gillis California Betty Bergstrom Casper, Wye

Coming Events Today and Public Sales List

Listings include a Pier va Nampa high school football game at Nampa. Public sales at White ranch near File and Kalttieteet ranch near Filer, with times around 11:30 to 12:29. Also includes annual dinners by Methodists Ladies Aid, a Thanksgiving event, and several district meetings and elections on December 1 4 and about irrigation district and stock sales.

Pier Va Nampa White Ranch Farmvale K.D. Abel North West Corner Kalttieteet Ranch Wiler Teesday Palle

Cafeteria Opening Planned for Grade Schools

A large turnout at the November PT A meeting discussed launching a school cafeteria. The board approved a monthly $100 for free lunches and a formal application process for cafeteria conductions. Professor Howard praised parent teacher work and stressed the value of school meals for children’s growth.

Filer P. Tt Mr. Goode Board of Education Mra HM Sotidman Howard Albion State Normal Secend Bach United Stats Pew A. i Sesson Alma Kaeser Elizabeth Seber Ines Slater Grace Huston

Prosperity Topics film series and local business notes

Cooperation of local merchants brings a short moving picture series titled Prosperity Topics to the Gem theatre. Ben Burch of the Better Building Bureau of Portland scheduled the series. Everett Clark Packing moved bean picking equipment to the Nibley channel lumber building and now employs pickers for the new operation. One hundred fifty two tickets were sold to the annual aaa ball at the Gem root garden. The fire department raised 42 dollars from the dance, said to be very enjoyable. Mr and Mrs W M Maurer moved back to the Commercial house they previously owned. Mr and Mrs GM Thompson and family moved back to their former Shaftner rear property after taking over hotel property. Tarring of cracks on the concrete pavement at 668 Maintreet began this week by street commissioner D Allen.

Tims Gem Theatre Ben Burch Better Building Bureau of Portland Everett . Clark Peed Company Nibley Channel Lumber Company Gem Root Garden Hosea Stout Gem State Pour W. M. Maurer Edwards Bates North Street GM. Thompson Shaftner Rear

Burley Trims Evans' Twin Falls Team

Burley high school defeated Twin Falls 47 to 4 on the road to win the district championship. The Burley defense limited Twin Falls to a slow start as the first-quarter score stood 7 to 1. Burley advances and will meet Idaho Falls next Friday for the inter district championship.

Burley Trims Evans Twin Falls Burley Burld Warley Ee Palle Hine Repemtmaly Kerlehitniek Stare Walt Idaho Falls

Filer Loses to Nampa in Grid Game 30 to 0

Nampa routed Filer 80 to 0 in a Boise Valley grid clash. Filer faced Nampa’s strong team led by Coach Denman and Dr. A. A. Newberry, with season ending at Jerome on Thanksgiving Day. Filer had beaten Wendell 65 to 7 last week and prepared for the finish.

Filer NAMPA de Ae Nampa Beyw Denman A. A. Newberry Monson Auto Boise Valley Capital City

Marriage of Weltman and Wilds at Buht parish church

Margaret Weltman and Joseph Wilds of Buht were married yesterday at the Methodist parish church with Dr J D Gilli officiating. Mr and Mrs J Weltman witnessed the ceremony.

Margaret Weltman Joseph Wilds Buht J. D. Gillian Offleints Mm J Weltman

Examinations For Pips Ordered By Civil Service Board

Washington The civil service commission has been asked to arrange examinations to mid Pontmasterships at Goedimg mor Kode Springs Twin Pals and Wendell.

Washington Mil Goedimgmor Kode Springs Twin Pals Wendell

High School Notes and Assembly Program Highlights

The senior era featured readings by Evelyn Huchenan a piano duet by Magen Jane Mohaeter and a junior class takeoff. Prof Frank Howard from Albion normal school visited several classes noting strong progress among last year’s graduates. Wendell routed by Wildcats 55 to 7 on the gridiron. Sophomores promised an initiative filled assembly. Wakefield Portland supply house showcased claws ping and ring. Football squad traveled to Nampa for a tough match against a strong Nampa team. MCA Boise official L E B Goodwin discussed the Older Hers' conference at Burley with Ralph Love and Elmer Adkins named official delegates from the school. Ten more delegates to be chosen for Barley. Local LO OF officers held a pheasant feed Wednesday.

Evelyn Huchenan Magen Jane Mohaeter Clas L. E B. Goodwin MCA Boise Burley Ralph Love Mr. Oraman Ralph Elmer Adkins Mudent

Maroa Notes from the Home Front and School Events

Local notes from Maroa detail Melvin Morgan breaking a forearm at school after an incident with Hoonan. Family messages mention a Los Angeles visit, a Wells Nevada temperature report, and home conditions. Community updates include farewell for the McPhersons moving to Kaise and a Sunday school gathering with Twin Falls pastors, plus reports of visits, meals, and attendees at various local homes and events.

Maroa Melvin Morgan Mra J. M. Morgan Hoonan Mra Meigheon Los Angeles Nevada Judd Gulick William Miller Piler Sonior J. F. McPherson Kaise Horse Bonday Rowellift G. W. Simpson Sturgul W. J Young Presbyterian Church of Twin Falls Joner Conover Florence Brown Ruth Miller Filer Elia Bea William Walter Lonoard C. F Dryden Leonard Brown Erskine Brown Arabine

Fourth Grade Meeting Planned With Teacher Patrons

A meeting for the fourth grade is scheduled for December 1 with the reading time to be announced by the committee in charge. The committee will be patrons and teachers, led by Mrs. EB W Miller as chair, with Mine Mabel Graves, Wacker, and Mesdames Otto Sealey, W R B Reid, Jacob Schaeter, and Henry Slater.

EB. W. Miller Mabel Graves Wacker Otto Sealey W. RB. Reid Jacob Schaeter Henry Slater

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chrismas Ladies’ Aid THE YRAT TIMES Arge DocTor N. B. Keeney Co E. P. Gillis PTA Albion Normal School Organiza D. Allen Jerome Wainman WILDS Frank Howard Normal School Leslie Am Re Wildcats Sophmore Close O. ©. Wakefield Portland Hige LO. O F
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