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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1924
Page
5
Fruitland items list social visits, dinners, and gatherings across Payette and Caldwell. Local residents travel to Boise California and Wood River and attend church events, award contests, and school activities while updates cover recoveries and a public auction notice.
Local residents share visits and travel to Oregon Heights and Boise. Peter Gotch, 82, suffered a severe leg fracture and is hospitalized. various social events include bridge parties, gatherings, and a dress exchange at the Mordhorst and Harland homes. Births and church club activities mingle with poultry business updates and town movements.
Sunday visits at Edwin Patton home noted with Whitow Howe and Gissel family updates. School closed last week due to illness. Numerous Payette visitors and birthday dinner at Chas Bolton home. Trust and church events listed. marriages announced Everett Elam and Flora Hackett.
The article argues flexible pavements like asphaltic concrete resist cracking and shed water, stressing subgrade preparation and drainage over merely increasing pavement strength. It notes long service in older cities, moisture transfer from subgrade, and the superior life of water tight flexible surfaces under traffic.
The church anticipates a Sunday with Bible study at 9 45 led by Superintendent F J Stanton. F E Hawes will preach at 1 00, with music by Prof H G Adams. The Young People meet at 6 30 and a special evening service is planned. all invited.
There will be no evening preaching next Sunday. The Woman's Home Missionary Convention opens at Fruitland with the evening choir providing music. Overland crank available at this office. Bowman seeks poultry at top prices, sell now. The Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion meets Monday evening April 7 in the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
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