Council Reviews Clean Up Day and Power Franchise Move
The Payette council discussed reviving a 1911 Power Company franchise and set a special meeting for final passage. Citizens praised a city wide clean up day by the Portia Club, with most yards weeded and streets cleared following coordinated efforts.
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The Neilson Trio at the High School Auditorium
The Neilson trio closed the course at the high school program last Saturday. Their chalk-work by Mr Nelson was praised and the trio proved strong, filling a vacancy after the Aller tio act failed to appear.
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Home Mission Day Observed by Christian Church
The Christian Church plans Home Mission Day on the first Sunday in May with an offering for American Missions. Pastor Rev. Henry Van Engelen will preach next Sunday at 11 AM on The Pearl of Days and at 8 PM on The Astonished Blots. The public is invited to services. the pastor will remain with the church for a while.
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A Rare Sik Bargain at Russell’s on Sale Saturday
New Plymouth notes describe Miss Florence Foote visiting, a cottage erection planned near South Boulevard, and Ford cars arriving for the Plymouth Garage Co. The news item covers local visits, a Sunday School gathering, and community updates on sales, church events, and business ventures.
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Base Ball and Band Dance for Payette team benefit
A Saturday evening dance to aid the Base Ball Team in the Idaho Oregon League and the Payette Band. Admission offers options for partial or full evening, with a $1.00 limit and per dance pricing. Music by the Payette Band and others, 8:20 pm to midnight, open air concert at 8:00 pm.
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Payette League Team Wins First Game
The Payette team of the Idaho Oregon League defeated Huntington 4 to 1 in a season opener at home. Seventeen aspirants played. new players showed promise while several batteries functioned, with Darnell and Hart and Shake and Blayden delivering solid infield and outfield work.
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PH. S. Squads Preview and Weekend Games Report
High school notes preview next Saturday's game where PH. S. faces Payette in fast action at Boise Park. Payette errors hampered their defense in one inning as Bilse allowed two hits in eight innings while Shake threw strongly. Nampa game saw costly Payette errors, Cramp and Shake pitched well, with PH. S. eyeing another matchup next Saturday. Senior play cast named and rehearsals under Coach Tweedy continue.
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Mail Clerks Examined at Payette Office
A G Rand chief railway mail clerk visited Payette on Wednesday and examined local mail clerks for proficiency. Dr L A Freeman of Providence Rhode Island toured the M F Albert home with old friends. Tom Jones Drug stock was packed and shipped to New Meadows for installation by a Mr Bobannan.
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Why Smith Left Home Play by YMCA Ladies Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of the YMCA will stage a humorous play next Friday night about reasons behind Smith leaving home. Proceeds help pay for furnishings of the banquet room. Tickets and detailed cast info to come.
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Ontario Opens IO League With Sunday Game
Ontario starts the Idaho-Oregon League on Sunday with a home game against a local club while Yale plays, as preparations reach completion. Teams are assigned, uniforms distributed, grounds readied, and new bleachers built to host crowds from Ontario and nearby towns with Payette boosters expected to boost excitement.
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Local notes include visits and events in Plymouth district
J F Creasey adds a glass front to the Golden Rule building. Mrs Susan Ketchum visits from Boise. Christian Endeavor selects six delegates for Fruitland convention. Neighbors renovate a house and a church base and walk are built. Rev Gilbert travels to Pocatello. Local residents recover from operations and travel to Ontario. A birthday party for Carlyle Smock with many friends and gifts is reported. The Minstrel show raises $95. Also several residents travel to Daker City and Gooding for visits.
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Payette Band plans summer concerts and rail excursion
The Payette Band, active all winter, will stage Saturday concerts this summer if support from local business leaders is sufficient. May third features a Michilson event, with first concert free to attract backing for running costs. A special excursion will run May 27 from Horseshoe Bend to Payette for the Sells-Floats parade, with standard excursion rates.
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Local Social Notes and Events From Payette Area
Community members including W Kenward and Mrs. Chas Shonty visit Payette Caldwell Boise. H L Precht travels to Seattle. Miss Mildred Chapiman and Hazel White visit Boise Doise and St Luke's Hospital. Local clubs host meetings, bridge games, and church events. articles highlight fishing industry opportunities in Idaho and list diverse residents and visitors.
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