Social notes reveal steady stream of regional visits
A flurry of weekend and extended visits spans cities from Salt Lake to Paris with many locals hosting relatives and friends. Notables include Q. E. Welker and families, J. Collings, Mrs Amy Miles, and Mrs J S Peterson. Local businesses add new service tanks and the Novelty Theatre updates its frontage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Miles
Gos Angeles, Calif
Paris
M. M. Collings
B. Spencer
J. S. Peterson
Salt Lake City
M. D. Pugmire
Salt Lake
St. Charles
Ralph Sutton
Oregon Agents Visit Family from La Grande
William Lewis and Rulon Shepherd traveled from La Grande Oregon to spend a week with relatives and friends. The two are Oregon agents for Inter Mountain Building and Loan Co and will return with their families to establish their Homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lewis
Rulon Shepherd
la Grande
Oregon
Inter-Mountain Building & Loan Co
Brotherly love joins Calumee and sister at Philadelphia exposition
A young woman described as a central figure in a pageant at the Sesqui Centennial International Exposition in Philadelphia is highlighted as the exhibition continues into December. The event marks 150 years of American independence with ongoing displays and celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Forest rangers meeting postponed at Tony Grove
The monthly rangers meeting at Tony Grove in Logan Canyon is postponed indefinitely due to fire conditions in North Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Rangers
Tony Grove
Logan Canyon
Idaho
Family travels to Portland for dental studies
Mrs. F. T. Shepherd accompanied her sons Jeter and Milford and daughter-in-law Mrs. Milford Shepherd to Portland Oregon last Saturday. The boys are entering their second year in dentistry at Northwestern Dental College. Mrs. Shepherd will stay there through the coming fall and winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Shepherd
Jeter
Milford
Milford Shepherd
Portland
Oregon
Northwestern Dental College
Best exhibits and prizes listed for county fair divisions
The article itemizes multiple classes with judging points and awards. It covers Best collection cookies, canned goods, vegetables, meats, jellies, preserves, pickles, and textile crafts, plus gardening displays, needlework, crochet, knitting, embroidery, rugs, and personal items with specified prizes and next to Post references. It ends with Class Seven Flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Athay
E. A. Brough
F. J. Foulger
C. 0. Moore
Ibbon
Best Flower Show Displays and Prizes Listed
The record lists multiple prize categories for flower displays including Best display of Asters, Dahlias, Gladiolus, Zinnas, Comos, Pansies, Sweet Peas, and other varieties. Prizes feature cash, saving accounts, bread loaves, ribbons, and items like a ladies handbag and a painted china display. Names Mrs Lydia Jones and Mrs John F O Connor appear among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Jones
John F.o’connor
L. T. Shepherd
Comos
China
Party Given Honor to Bloomington Resident Mrs Clara Welker
A Bloomington social last Thursday honored Mrs Clara Welker. Promoters were Mesdames Angnes Nelson Carrie Briscoe Nellie Jacobson and Ida Thornock. The afternoon featured bread fried chicken potto salad fresh tomatoes green cucumbers cake raspberries strawberries and homemade candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Clara Welker
Mesdames Angnes Nelson
Carrie Briscoe
Nellie Jacobson
Ida Thornock
Mildred Payne
Jacob Straus
Lee Hai Eilba
Ella Stevens
Heart
Anna Bateman Joos
Nellie Hart
Anna Bateman
Blanche Bateman
Alta Bee
Mary J. Broomstead
Gertrude Christensen
Mary A. Christensen
Ida Dunford
Rose Floyd
St. Charles
Mary Haddock
Sarah Hart
Ella Hill
Lavina Hunter
Los Angeles
Calif
Florence Jarvis
Minnie Jarvis
Edna Linford
Logan
Utah
Millie McPhie
Ella Newman
San Frrancisco
Cal
Eudora Nelson
Lizzie Nelson
Mary Nelson
Violet Nelson
Deltha Painter
Dorothy Painter
Angie Patterson
Elva Paterson
Mary Patterson
Alice Payne
Mary A. Payne
Silvia Payne
Enid —Piggott
Hazel Piggott
Mary A. Quinton
Francis Reese
Mary J. Rose
Louisa Stevens
Grace Thornock
Lizzie Thornock
Rachael Thornock
Mahalah Thornock
Mae Thomas
Tena Thomas
Harariet Thomson
Adelia Ward
Clarissa Ward
Julia Welker
Mary Wilks
Vilda Windlay
Music Pupils Excel In Scholarship Study in Springfield
An analysis of Springfield Missouri high and junior high school grades by Conn Music Center shows music students outperform non musicians by about three points in an 82 percent general average. Over 20 percent of 3 478 students studied music six months or more with piano leading, then violin and wind instruments. Reed Junior High in a poorer area had slightly more music students than Jarrette Junior High in a wealthier district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Conn Music Center
Elkhart
Ind
Springfeld
Plano
Sengst
Reed
Springfield, Had Three— Per -Cent— More—Pupils—Taking Music Than ~the- Jarrette
Wheich
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Paris, Idaho
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Q. E. Welker of
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Joseph Collings
Price
W. Findlay Auto Co
Paris Garage
Thomas Farr
Ogden
Opal Oakey
Miss Oakey
William Oakey
Walter Findlay
Lanark
Mrs
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Walter Rogers
Pocatello
Asa Athay
Eurilla Rich
Afton
Wyo
Sue Mecham
Amy Nye
Baby
Magna
Dr. C. 0. Moore
Pres. Wm. L.rich
Welser
Laura Collings
Lyman Collings
Brigham City
John Rogers
Conda
Mary Ann Pomroy
Cheney
Washington
L. Rich
Mrs. Island Passey
Oneida
M. G. Wilcox
Elmer Wilcox
Lava Hot Springs
Claud Lewis
Provo
H. T. Humphreys
Heber Rich
J. B. Innes
Paul
Anona Bird
Cliff Jewel
Velay Hanney
Randolph, Utah
R. F. Crawford
Eileen Wilcox
Dingre
Miss Wilcox
Mrs. Arthur Budge
Thelma Browning
D. L. Hays
Evanston
Hays
California
Pres
Roy
A. Welker
Pres. Welker
B. Y.U
Duri Etune
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United States
Link’s
Link’s Business College and Secretarial-School
Boise
Bill Booster
Smith
Smith Dental Office
North Math
Logan, Utah
Utah Stove Coal
Otto
Rohner Hone
Ofice
A L Chilton
Eve
Pocatello Optical Company
Stucks
Montpelier
Christman Jewelry
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