Fruitland Notes Include Quarantine and Social News
Hart Flock baling hay near New Plymouth. James A. Wright family under scarlet fever quarantine. Many visits and moves reported. Easter program at Methodist church and Brethren church activities scheduled. Born to Frank and wife a 10 pound girl. High of New Plymouth buys Oakland from Fruitland garage. Community notices include relocations, visitors, and church events.
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Hart
New Plymouth
Ford Burteh
John Burteh
James A. Wright
George Heckes
B.A. Stegners
James Barnard
Emmett
Mr. Barnard Owjed
Bob Picklesimer
P. B. Siikett
The
Baptist Church
Rt Heap
Loren Hansen
Nampa
Homer Utley
Ontario
M. A. Smith
Children of the Brethren Church
Mae Brockway
Los Angeles
Roy Sparks
Chas. Royston
Chas. Duell
Ray Duell
Lou Ramey
C. K
Velva Powell
C. C. Powell
Corvallis
Powell
Fred Schmidt
Moscow
Methodist Church
Knight
L. H. Rich
Frank Rich
Frank Thompson
Russell Thompson
Dora Huxford
Payette
McKeown
Horton Thebo
Jack Johnson
Wilder
Margaret Heap
Wyoming
Brethren Church
Thomas
Springfield
Miss
Ray Rich
Cecil Rich
Goodrich
North Dakota
C. L. Rich
Tom Harris
T. R. Neilson
Spokane
F. W. Griep
R. M. Gardner
G. L. Smith
M. B. Sherman
Caldwell
Goon 48
Oliver
Coon
Aurora
Nebravka
J. C. McHenry
T. J. Brosman
Ongrio
Peacock
Chauncey Shamberger
L. H. Eby
Boise Valley
L. Z Schubert
Oakland
Fruitland Garage
Sélterbeck
Phil Carpenter
Weber
Daphne McKeown
Mis
Frank Wayne
Lewis Russell
Chas. Stevens
Washington
J. M. Davis
Little Willow
Thrift Stamps Effort Encouraged by Students
Young students describe earning money through chores and labor to buy Thrift and War Savings Stamps. An Annie VanBuskirk and Dora Henningsen share how cherry picking and home jobs funded stones for the cause, with others recounting calf sales and sheep herding profits. Earl Drinkwine notes a local sale ad for a power spray machine.
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Hendricksen’s
Dora Henningsen
Dist
United States
Papa
Earl Drinkwine
Mothers Riot Over High School Dangers in Chicago
Chicago mothers form groups to curb daughters social life at high schools. Meetings target dress codes moonlight outings and curfew while urging strict supervision of associations and habits to prevent alleged moral decline and dire outcomes.
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Chicago
Jonce
Lack of Teachers in Idaho Spurs Public Debate
A dated Idaho editorial laments a statewide and national teacher shortage driven by low pay and living costs. It urges better living conditions and salaries, teacher cottages, and candid voter education ahead of April elections, signed D W Davis. For sale ad follows: used Fords and Chevrolets at Van Motor Co. s-1-tt.
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Idaho
United States
Jon
Boards of Education
D. W. Davis
van Motor Co
Baptist Church Special Meetings Continue Family Day Set
The Special meetings continue through Sunday with no service Saturday night. Sunday, April 4, is family day at both the Sunday School and preaching hours. Fathers and mothers with children are invited and expected to attend. This will be a high day in Baptist affairs. W Buell, Pastor.
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Baptist Church
W. Buell
Easter program New Life at Methodist Church
The Easter program titled New Life presented by the Sunday School starts at 10 a.m. with three parts including dramatic presentations in the final segment. Morning services offer baptism and membership reception, plus a 7 30 illustrated sermon. Midweek services are on Wednesday. Next Tuesday hosts the Inter Church World Movement county convention urging large attendance.
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Inter-Church World Movement
Church of God Welcomes All to Easter Sunday Services
The Church of God in Argy invites all to Sunday School at 10 a m and Divine Worship at 11 a m with the sermon The Open Sepulcher and special music. The Men’s Bible class grows and an Easter program by the children is planned.
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Fruitland Brethren Church
Church OF God
Church of God, Argy
Houser
Farnham
Easter Services and Timetable At Two Churches
Christian Church schedules Bible School at 16 a m and communion service at 11. Junior Endeavor moved to 6 20 pm with refreshments served Saturday April 2 from 2 to 6. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 in Loyal Women's class room. St James Church Easter Day services include Holy Communion at 7 am and choral Eucharist at 11 with guests from St Luke's Weiser.
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Christian Church Bible School
ST. James
St. Luke's Church
Weiser
North Payette Social Notes and Local Moves
Mrs T J Jackson and daughters Ruth and Ofee shared a dinner with Rev and Mrs N H Farnham. Several locals moved or planned moves, including Jim McGreevy to Wyoming and M A Burt to the Thorne place. Assistants visited, farm sales, and a Baptist Ladies Bazaar announced for April 3 at the Dont Worry Store.
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North Payette
T. J. Jackson
Ruth
Ofee
N. H. Farnham
Crawl
Midvale
SB. Alspack
Geo. Mordhorst
Lou Supiee
P. B. Supiee
Wm. Reimers
Medaris
Jim McGreevy
Wyoming
M. A. Burt
Thorne Place
B. B. Parsons
B. B. Parsons is quite il this! _ Mrs. M
Davis
J. R. Brown
F. G. Harland
John Allison
Buck
Grange Mill
Ray Henry
Pomona
California
Ora Durham
Nampa
Thornton
Jimerson
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Fruitland Department
Mrs
Cosie Branthoover
Red Cross
Annie VanBuskirk
Baptist Ladies Bazaar
Don't Worry Store
Western Home Products
Caravan Coffee
Pacific Coast Biscuit Company
Gorham Merc. Co
Columbia
Continental Red Seal Motor
Detroit Pressed Steel Company
Spicer Universal
Borg & Beck
Detroit Steel Products
Pedersen
Center Avenue