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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1924
Page
5
Local brief notes from the Record page list Carson's Jewelry offering Sterling Silver Rings for sale this Saturday at 65 cents. The column also includes community notices on meals at Browne's, hunting warnings, and various local social updates.
Mrs Wann of the Idaho Anti Tuberculosis society examined all children this week and found most in good health. Report cards were issued Friday and parents urged to review them. A luncheon honored Mrs Jessie Fraser of Twin Falls and club executives before the regular meeting. Sam Thompson returns home from Baneport with sheep shows across Portland Chicago Denver and Ogden. A dinner party at Mrs Clyde Hawkins celebrated Gilbert Hurd's birthday. The Business and Professional Women's Club held a wether roast near the Greiser home. The MBE Church Ladies class celebrated Mrs Drake's birthday with a monthly gathering. The piece notes concerns about student grades and calls for parental involvement, plus lists top averages across several grades and an honor roll.
W D Gillis a 43 year old city attorney and school board member is a Knox Presbyterian College and University of Washington Law School graduate who served in World War I and helped pass anti-Asian land ownership laws He contributed to irrigation law reforms including tax exemptions for inspection fees aiding Twin Falls Canal Company and helped create a district court judge commission to speed litigation He supported irrigation districts water power development and financing measures for bonds and urged education and auto license law reforms.
Maroa notes record Mrs J G Wink le returning from a visit in Colorado and Mrs Marion Morgan leaving for her mother Mrs Bertha Sierer. Mrs Jessie Moseley remains on the sick list as neighbors hope for quick recovery. The item mentions a visit by Mr and Mrs Richard Webster to Twin Falls and references a Kodiak bear description, but the exact context is unclear.
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