Local Brevities Highlight Community Visitors and Events
Mrs. Margaret Sealey returned from Ashton to visit her son, while Mrs. C. C. Cobb and her daughter from Pocatello stayed several days. The Legion auxiliary meets Monday at Mrs. C. W. Case's home. Carl Miller, son of E. W. Miller, fractured his arm falling from a tree. Dr. F. A. Dwight illness improved. Helen Hilficker left for Albion Normal School. Charles Bemenderfer recovering from neuritis. Others include Mrs. Lula Roberts visiting from Kelso. W. R. Short injured lip by a slipping engine crank. Reese Glick and Edith Glick to Pocatello for Idaho Technical Institute. Alfred Riechers and Leon Schnell enrolled at Gooding College. David Parrott and Herbert Deal also at Gooding. John Penny elected president of the Southern Idaho Field Trial club. F. C. Graves, utilities commissioner, inspecting county fair. Several locals travel, study plans at University of Idaho, and a district American Legion convention in Rupert. Mrs. W. H. Rambo dies. funeral at Buhl Baptist church. local breeders noted. The Filet-Women’s Club holds first meeting of the year. L. H. Brown to review current events. music program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Miller
E. W. Miller
Here
F. A. Dwight
Helen Hilficker
Albion
Albion State Normal School
Charles Bemenderfel
Lula Roberts
Kelso
Wash
William Macaw
W. R. Short
Reese Glick
Edith Glick
Pocatello
Idaho Technical Institute
Alfred Riechers
Leon Schnell
Gooding College
David Parrott
Herbert Deal
Gooding
Lee Vining
PocateNo
C. A. Vining
John Blass
Star Service Station
Joseph Taylor
Clover
Martha Lohr
Stanley McBride
Nora F. Raine
Eden
John Penny
Southern Idaho Field Trial Club
Twin Falls
F. C. Graves
Graves
B. Thompson
Pullman
T. E. Moore
Thompson
Frank
Greenfield
Okla
Penny
Claude Ruhl
Moscow
University of Idaho
Carl Murray
Maurice Cole
Charles Diehl
Bliss
University Town
A. Randolph
Forest
LaHue
Randolph
Lah
Randolph's
Col
RE. O. Walter
Helena
Mont
Montana
Ashton
Idaho
Hugh Smith
Ash, Wye
Earl Munyon
W. D. Gillis
Legion
The
American Legion
Rupert
Lester Alberts
Paul Davis
W. H. Rambo
Rambo
Buhl
Baptist
WD. Gillis
File
Woman's CIA
1.C. C. F. Hall
L. H. Brown
G H. Shearer
William Bunce
W. F. Alworth
C. W. Case
F. Cedarholm
G. C. Davis
Maroa Notes Mixed Social Visits and Clarified Incident
Local notes report Mr. and Mrs. W L Landreth and others visiting Turnipseed near Beubel. A correction passes along about a choking incident involving Howard Malone, correcting earlier misinformation. Families including Browns, Cole, and Peterson spent a weekend near Carey, visiting Peterson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Landreth
Roy and
Jeaste
Robert Turnipseed
Sear
Wilbur
Walter Cole
Richard
Carey
L. L. Peterson
Gray
Emeristera
Jar
Edward Gunning
Eden
Goellert
Hazelton
Calvin McBride
Twin Falls
Rat Snap ad promises big savings for poultry farms
An advertisement from Mod ern Drug Shop and Filer Hardware Co. touts RAT-SNAP, claiming it saves poultry houses up to $300 by simplifying chick feeding. It promotes three sizes priced 26¢ 65¢ and $1.25, noting the product is sold and guaranteed.
Untitled note on overland travel to California expedition
Word from J N Blakely reports firefi s tacit arrival at Kanmaa Dine Gays nation after camping, glad to be home. Will Waiters and Lester Diehl began overland trek to California. Among Maron youths who left in the last year and a half are John W, Goo Bear, Philo, Ployd and Guy Harting. Harting recently returned to Howe Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Blakely
Firefi
Shedetera Kanmaa
Will Waiters
Lester Diehl
California
Tuteday
Maron
John W
Goo Bear
Philo, Ployd
Guy Harting
Howe
Idaho
Births Record Two Local Families Welcome Newborns
A son was born to Mr and Mrs W. Shouse on Monday. Mr and Mrs Henry Jasper announce the birth of a daughter on September 2. A son was born to Mr and Mrs H C Kotep of Clover on September 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee
W. Shouse Monday
Henry Jasper
Mre
H.C. Kotep
Clover
RAT SNAP KEEPS ODOR DOWN IN RAT KILLING
Mrs Brenninger of New York notes RAT SNAP as the best rat poison for home use. She says it prevents disagreeable odors after killing and comes in handy cake forms. RAT SNAP is sold in three sizes 35¢ 65¢ and $1.26 and is guaranteed by Piler Hardware Co and Modern Drug Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sod Piler Hardware Co
Ady
Also Mentioned on This Page
Margaret Sealey
C. C. Cobb
the Legion Auxiliary
Filer Hardware Co
MAROA
Ter
N. J
Modern Drug Shop and Filer Hardware Co
Adv
Farmers & Merchant Bank
Filer, Idaho
Ell
F. J. Cheney
Allike
Filer
W. M. Bunce
Mgr
Boring Bros. & Dillingham
Rexall Store
First National Bank
Bank of Personal Service
Ford
Thee Cours
Ford Weekly
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