New Plymouth Baptist Church Holds Annual Meeting
About 125 members and friends attended the New Plymouth Baptist church annual meeting held in the church auditorium. Debts paid with a remaining treasury balance. missionary offerings set a new high. Plans discussed for a new church building in the coming year with a full slate of officers elected for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Plymouth Baptist Church
A. H. Baxter
Hurch
A. Groat
Dale May
Mra W. A. Reed
Hilmer Peterson
H. C Prior
Ira Mathews
C. C. Collingworth
C. B. May
No Makeé Correct Guess in Contest Leads to Tie
The Ontar io department store contest ended in a triple tie for car ownership after no one guessed 8649 while three came close with 8650. Names N W Lewis Payette H A Polley Fruitland J P Houston Yale share the prize chances. car sale possible and payout split among them.
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Rader’s Department Store
Ontario
N. W. Lewis
Payette
H. A. Polley
Fruitland
J. P. Houston
Yale
Mrs Henrietta Drysdale A Pioneer Missionary’s Life
Henrietta Frazer Drysdale born April 11 1846 in Agra India daughter of Rev John Morrison an early Presbyterian missionary married in 1875 to British official William McGrath Drysdale. She returned to America with five sons in 1885 died January 8 1925 survived by four sons. brother David Morrison died days before Thanksgiving.
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Henrietta Frazer Drysdale
Agra
India
John Morrison
Presbyterian Church
Oxford
Ohio
Local Missionary Society
England
Wm. McGrath Drysdale
Indian Native Mounted Police
America
John Morrison, Drysdale
University of Kansas
Simple family meals for all ages from The Home Corner
Practical kitchen ideas from Mrs. Goldsmith cover breakfast and supper options for both children and adults. Dishes include oatmeal with fruit and eggs for breakfast, fried potatoes for Dad, graham crackers and fig Newtons for dessert, and various desserts and jellies. Salads with lettuce apples and cream dressing, baked potatoes, soups, peas ground or strained tomatoes, corn custard, and corn bread with milk provide family friendly meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Goldsmith
Swift Buys Three Carloads of Turkeys
Swift and Company purchased three carloads of dressed turkeys from the Southern Idaho Turkey Growers Association. Deliveries to Emmett are scheduled for January 13 and 14 with turkeys priced at 32 3/4 cents per pound. One car will be sent to California and the other two to the East.
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Swift and Company
Southern Idaho Turkey Growers Association
New Plymouth
California
Great Exchange Sermon At Baptist Church
Rev Henry Jacobs pastor of the Baptist church will speak on The Great Exchange at Sunday evening service The notice outlines Sunday school at 10 am with Hilmer Peterson superintendent Morning service at 11 am sermon on The Christian Life as a Life of Growth Junior B P U at 7 pm Senior B Y P U at 7 pm with Mrs Hilmer Peterson president Evening service at 8 pm sermon The Great Exchange Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 pm All welcome.
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Henry Jacobs
The
Baptist Church
Jesus Christ
Christ
Hilmer Peterson
A. Groat
Mrs Taylor Granted Divorce in Philadelphia Court
Ida Estella Taylor Peacock a moving picture actress was granted a divorce by the common pleas court. Grounds cited cruel and barbarous treatment. The suit began September 29 last. Reports tied her engagement to Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion, has been denied.
Berlin Chancellor Relinquishes Mandate to Form Cabinet
Berlin Chancellor Marx informed President Eber he exhausted all options for a working ministry and has relinquished his mandate to form a cabinet. The decision ends the current effort to construct a functional government without a workable solution.
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Fairy
Berlin
Marx
Eber
I M Culler Dies Neighbor Buries In Payette
Mr and Mrs DeMont Judd and Mrs I M Culler of Payette sister of Mr Judd went to Boise Sunday morning but found Mr Culler had died before they arrived. The body was brought to Payette Monday and burial was made in Payette cemetery Tuesday.
Idaho to Host Annual Seed Show in Boise
Idaho will hold its annual Seed Show in Boise the first week of February with 165 entries so far. The event promotes seed for sale and features a pure seed catalog, prizes totaling 1500.00, 339 ribbons, and cash awards with each ribbon. Exhibitors enter as Certified or Non-Certified seed, commercial or special, with premium lists available from county agents and seed show directors led by F. Lee Johnson and C. B. Ahlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Boisé
C. B. Ahlson
Western Idaho
F. Lee Johnson
Parma
R. L. Spangler
Boise
Ladies Aid Raises Large Sum in Year
The Congregational Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Josie Swatman for their annual business meeting. Officers were elected: president Mrs. J F Creasey, vice president Mrs. R S White, secretary Mrs. Ed Dotson, treasurer Mrs. Josie Swatman. They raised 602 dollars from banquets birthday party offers and bazaar with 400 paid to the church budget. Carpentry in the church basement and an oil stove for the parsonage were purchased and they have 110 dollars on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Ladies Aid
Josie Swatman
J. F. Creasey
R. S. White
Ed Dotson
Ladies Aid
Holmes Retirement Rumors Circulate About Justice
Persistent reports at the capitol say Associate Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes may retire within weeks. Holmes, who turns 84 on March 8, has not commented, and a leave before Congress adjourns March 4 would allow a successor to be appointed and confirmed in time.
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Washington
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court
Capitol
Justice Holmes
Congress
Wheeler Demurrer Hearing Set for Wheeler Indictment
Hearing on the demurrer to the indictment of Senator Burton K. Wheeler on charges of appearing before government bureaus for fees after he became senator will be held February 2 before Federal Judge Frank S. Dietrich in Boise Idaho. Judge Charles N. Pray disclosed the details.
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Great Falls
Mont
Burton K. Wheeler
Frank S. Dietrich
Boise
Idaho
Charles N. Pray
Producers National Farm Loan Association Meeting at Payette
About 60 stockholders attended the annual meeting at Payette Idaho. President Coates led reports showing district loans at about 391000 with 188 members and sufficient security. Directors elected for 1926 are Coates president Trayer vice president Mogensen Deidricksen Parsons. Appraisers named Coates Deidricksen Trayer.
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National Farm Loan Association No. 2
Court House
Payette
Idaho
Pres. Coates
D. B. Coates
E. E. Trayer
Neils Mogensen
Anton Deidricksen
Earl E. Parsons
E. I. Trayer
Bed Donation Charity For Boise Children Home
New Plymouth students and teachers raised over 20 dollars to furnish a bed for the Boise Children’s Home. Alonzo Bean organized a subscription among local adults. The bed will bear the donor name New Plymouth Schools and 70 names are on the list, likely providing more funds than needed.
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New Plymouth
Boise
Alonzo Bean
Wyoming Man Considered for Agriculture Post
Robert D Carey former Wyoming governor and agriculture commission chair joins the list of candidates for secretary of agriculture as Howard Miore retires March 4. Carey is noted as a leading figure in farm policy and national agricultural affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Washington
Robert D Carey
President’s Agricultural Commission
Secretary of Agriculture
Howard Miore
West Virginia
Denver Klansmen Arrested in Kidnapping Case
Dr John Galen Locke a Ku Klux Klan leader in Colorado faced formal charges of kidnapping and conspiracy in Judge Ben B Lindsey's juvenile court. Keith Roehm a 19 year old high school student accused the group of abducting him to the Klan offices and forcing a marriage to Mae Smith. Warrants were issued for Locke William Pritts C A Kirkling and an unknown man known as Chris with service starting immediately.
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Denver
John Galen Locke
Ben B. Lindsey
Keith Roehm
Locke
Ku Klux Klan
Realm of
Colorado
Mae Smith
Lindsey
William Pritts
C. A. Kirkling
Chris
D C Owens Ships First Carload Corn
The first carload of shelled corn shipped from New Plymouth likely Payette valley was sent last week by D C Owens. The corn went to Berb Idaho. E Dotson may also ship a carload to sell.
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New Plymouth
Payette Valley
D. C. Owens
Berb
Idaho
E. Dotson
Court House News Licenses Across Towns
Morrige licenses Lee Clarke and Lila Mae Cramer in Fruitland on January 9. Charles H. Hoffman and Della H. DeMons in Ontario and Payette on January 10. A verdict for the plaintiff in the Coughanour versus Jefferia case for return of personal property. Martin O. Luther was absent due to illness.
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Morrige
Lee Clarke
Lila Mae Cramer
Fruitland
Charles H. Hoffman
Ontario
Della H. DeMons
Payette
Coughanour
Jefferia
Legislature Extends Auto License Payment Deadline
A Senate bill passed Saturday extends the automobile license payment due date to March 15. The measure originated in the House. A separate proposal to appropriate 6000 dollars for the Salvation Army Rescue Home in Boise was introduced in both chambers, with committees named Saturday. Senator H G Gardner of Payette is listed on banks and banking, corporations, printing and public health. Representative Suplee is named on county lines and boundaries and on mines and mining.
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State Senate
House
Salvation Army Rescue Home
Boise
Senate
H. G. Gardner
Payette County
Suplee
Plymouth School Notes Highlight Armenian Relief Appeal
Mrs. Rambo, a returned Armenian missionary, spoke to high school students on Near East Relief needs and urged support. Five new pupils joined last week Aaron Ferch Leona Ferch Harriet Ferch Vera Ferch and Harold Ferch. Fred and Frank Mayer receive after school English help as mid year exams approach after Friday. The 8th grade enjoyed a bobsled ride and a movie trip to Ontario last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Ferch
Leona and
Harriet Ferch
Vera Ferch
Harold Ferch
Fred
Frank Mayer
Ontario
Poultry Show Wins Highlight N S Felthouse Rabbits Red Hen and Cockerel
At the Gem State Poultry Show N S Felthouse won first prize on the S C Road Island Reds hen and cockerel and took second on Brenz Turkey Ballet. In Baltimore twenty one ministers volunteered blood for Rev Walter G Trauty pastor ill at Johns Hopkins hospital as he nears seventh transfusion operation.
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N. S. Felthouse
S. C. Road Island Reds
Brenz Turkey Ballet
Baltimore
Walter G. Trauty
South River Circuit
Methodist Episcopal Church
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Trauty
Warren to Succeed Stone Washington
Charles Beecher Warren of Michigan former ambassador to Japan and Mexico and 1924 Republican resolutions chair is named by President Coolidge to be attorney general succeeding Harlan Fiske Stone recently nominated to the Supreme Court.
Senate Rejects Wadsworth Amendment on Muscle Shoals Bill
The Senate rejected the Wadsworth amendment creating a full disposal commission for the Muscle Shoals issue. An alternative by Senator McNary inserting the federal water power act provisions was agreed to in a 65 to 5 vote. A final Muscle Shoals vote was tabled.
Peace Officers Qualify for Jobs in New Plymouth
For the first time in New Plymouth a constable has qualified for the job. A F Mathews qualified Monday. B C McClelland and A Meyer have qualified for Justice of the Peace. Mr Mathews is known about the streets as Sheriff.
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New Plymouth
A. F. Mathews
B. C. McClelland
A. Meyer
Justice of the Peace
Mr. Mathews
Schuler’s Herd Wins Blue Ribbons at Ogden Livestock Show
Alaya Schuler returned with his Holstein herd to Ogden last week where the 150 head class awarded his herd four first prizes including senior bull calf junior champion and producer of dam. He also took second on get of sire and third on junior heifer earning $105 in prizes.
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Ogden
Alaya Schuler
Schuler
Ogden Show
Girls Demonstrate Flag Etiquette in Payette
Mrs. W. P. Ackerman attended the installation of officers of the Women's Relief Corp of Payette. The Payette Girl Scout troop was entertained at luncheon and then demonstrated flag etiquette in the afternoon. Twenty eight girls presented a splendid program.
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W. P. Ackerman
Women’s Relief Corp of
Payette
Congregational church groups plan music and Bible school events
Congregational church groups announce plans for an orchestra under Miss Wilain Miles, new books ordered, and a choir at the White home. Plymouth church faculty met at the Anderson home with C. E. Miles chairing, missionary education discussed, Mrs. A. I. Ferch elected chair. Bible school at 10 am led by C. E. Miles. services include a 11 am sermon on The Golden Rule and evening programs led by Mrs. Ferch and the pastor with The Gospel Applied to our Modern Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilain Miles
Congregational Church
R. S. White
Plymouth Congregational Church
John Anderson
C. E. Miles
A. I. Ferch
Missionary Work
Northwestern
Washington
Bible School
C. EB. Miles
Death of Little Soy Allen Detrick in Long Beach
The obituary notes the death of Soy Allen Detrick son of Mr and Mrs Willard Detrick of Long Beach. He died Saturday morning from a condition that required surgery which was planned for that day. A first year student, he lived with neighbors in New Plymouth and earned the sympathy of many old friends in the community.
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Allen Detrick
M Willard Dietrick
Long Beach
Cali
O. S. Tyler
New Plymouth
Harvey Bean Recovers After Vehicle Collision Incident
Harvey Bean, injured eight weeks ago when struck by a Boise driver traveling on a main road entering town, has recovered enough to move around on crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Bean
Boise
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