Kiwanis Club Regewes Charter at Payette Meeting
The Kiwanis club held a spirited Payette gathering Tuesday with 160 in attendance as the charter was presented by District Governor Oliver O Hara. Banquet by Hotel Bancroft Grill followed, with toastmaster Jonas G Alilger and speakers from Payette Nampa Caldwell and Weiser.
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Kiwanis Club
Olver O' Hara
Utah-Idaho Kiwanis District
Boise
Nampe
Caldwell
Weiser
Bancroft Grill
Jonas G. Alilger
Payette Club
America
H. W. Adams
Sherman L. Pabst
H. E. Mowe
Payette High School
J. H. Davis
District Trust
Fee
Rey
Geo
Cunniaeham
P.M. Cale
Cal
Payette Post Office Showcases Package Wrapping
Payette postal staff propose a lobby showcase to compare proper and improper parcel wrapping. The display aims to boost 100 percent efficiency and reduce damaged packages. Also notes an open afternoon program of the Woman's club with music by Prof and Mrs Brainard.
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Payette Post Office
Payette
Topeka Star
Civics Department
B. A. Chaney
Woman's Club
W, C
P, P Brainard
Manhattan
Pulpit Filled At Church Of God By Rev Forbes
During Rev Wyman's absence, the Church of God announces that Rev Frank Forbes will preach at both morning and evening services next Sunday. Forbes has chosen a subject often misinterpreted and invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF God
Wyman
Frank Forbes
Business and Professional Women's Club election results
The Business and Professional Women's Club held its annual election on Monday evening December 11 naming Mildred Baker as President A C Fenske First Vice President F C Stamey Second Vice President Helen Gutterridge Secretary Bird Jacobsen Treasurer Cecilia Brown Corresponding Secretary New officers assume immediately Also notes a Christmas Day break before the next meeting January 8 1928 with remarks on a talk by J H Davis and a reading by Mrs P S Turner plus a unique guessing game. Also includes Payette Chamber of Commerce annual meeting notice and a blanket and quilt cleaning offer from Payette Steam Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Mildred Baker
A. C. Fenske
F.C. Stamey
Helen Gutterridge
Mra
Bird Jacobsen
Cecilia Brown
J. H. Davis
P. S. Turner
F. C. Stamey
Business and Profession Women's Club
Former residents urge Payette band revival in letter
A Payette Idaho letter from Harry B Fitch urges Payette citizens to form a town band to preserve local heritage and pride. The note recalls 1908 Shamrocks in a valley baseball summer and argues cohesive spirit can boost progress, with emphasis on community support and unity across past disputes. The piece also mentions Mrs Touret’s Boise visit for church work and Buick Garage owners installing a new cash register system.
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Thos, Cusack
O. Omaha
Nebi
Wil Wells
Payette Enterprise
Payette
Idaho
Wells
Ed CC
Shellworth
Atte Shamrocks
M. C. A. Building to Be Sold at Sacrifice Price
The Y M C A has ceased function and owes debts, prompting a sale of the building and lot within days. It notes the structure has stood idle, a monument to poor judgement, but the property remains valuable if used practically and could be acquired for less than half price by an individual or the Payette community to serve a meeting place.
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Payette
Mennonite Brethren In Christ Hold Dec Meeting at Mission Hall
The Menonite Brethren In Christ plan their quarterly meeting on Thursday and Friday evenings December 4 and 16 at Mission Hall Seventh Street with Elder Hitler J. G. Grout presiding. Services include bone service at seven thirty and preaching at eight. Also note a new midwinter pattern date from San Francisco on display at a residence and weekly hat deliveries by Mrs. Belle Sur.
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Menonite Brethren In Christ
Mission Hall
Seventh Street
Hitler J. G. Grout
San Francisco
Payette High School Football Banquet Honors Teams
Payette High School hosted a Friday banquet for the first and second football teams with about sixty guests. Howard Anderson served as toastmaster and Paul H. Walker and Rev. Thomas Ashworth spoke on football benefits to school and community. Harold Cram, team captain, responded to the presentation of emblems for season service. The High School orchestra performed as the dining hall buzzed with praise for athletics and physical training as essential to education. George R. Fulton, born 1922 in Ohio, died in Payette in 1922 after a life spanning Illinois, Kansas, and Nebraska, with a family including a wife, son Charles, daughter Mrs. S. H. Brubaker, seven grandchildren, and a great-granddaughter. Interment followed in Marysville, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette High School
Howard Anderson
Paul H. Walker
Thomas Ashworth
Adams
Harold Cram
Hke
Ford
George R. Fulton
Ohio
Payette
Tinois
Eliza Wood
Ae ‘Kaheas
Beatrice
Nebr
Charles
Fulton
H. Brubaker
B. H. Brubaker
Marysville
Kansas
Vern Masopheimer
Rugesell Anderson
Walker
Ashworth
Herold Cram
Ficke
J. R. Jacobson
Captain Cram
Marcle
Wells
Hy Yern Masonheimer
Coach Jacobson
Roy Adair
Clark Cram
Harold Ficke
Harry Burns
Maurice Olson
Eddie Coblent
Lattlg
Miss White
Jacobson
Russell Anderson
Belya Bigelow
Cecil Williams
Gladys Ped Tson
Ethel Jefferis
Alita Alspach
Harriett Hienze
Mildred Barton
Kathryn Pence
Fett Gorton
May Wainwright
Edith Mahoney
Mr Wood Return Encourages Western Prosperity Visit
Mr Wood returned Sunday morning from Wisconsin noting no lack of finances or complaint of hard times around Chicago Milwaukee and the territory visited. Factories are running full time and employment is steady. Farm product prices are high with few exceptions, signaling broad prosperity reaching from the Far East.
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Wood
Wieconsin
West
Delinquent subscribers urged to pay by January first
The Payette Enterprise asks subscribers in arrears to settle before the January first mailings to reduce their workload. A large list exists and many are behind on subscriptions. Also notes a new pottery shipment at Johnson's Variety Store and a U. S. L. Battery with guarantee.
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Johnson's
High School Beauty Contest and Banquet Highlights
The article outlines class beauty contest anticipation with two girls chosen per class and playful rivalry among freshmen through seniors. It also details a Football Banquet at the high school with awards, toasts, letters presented, a chocolate football, and dances to cap the evening, ending with taps.
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Bn” High School
Axe
Anderson
Portia Club Debates City Takeover and Plans Holiday Aid
Portia Club’s December meeting rejects a City Council takeover for two weeks as impractical. Funds from rummage sale go to Public Welfare, a Christmas box for Boise Childrens Home is approved, and new members are proposed. Home Economics program features talks on meals and interior design, with a musical to follow on January 5 under the Music committee.
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Portia
Crump
Public Welfare Committee
Christman
Childrens Home
Boise
Alney
Sirs
JL. E. Keeter
Springston
Misa Hazel Huff
Rebecca Savidge
B. E. Hall
Spaulding
L. M. Ferrer
Terwilliger
Wm. Wagoner
Miss Swank
Shower Of Some Importance At Mrs Farber Home
An afternoon event hosted at Mrs. Ralph Farber’s home featured invited guests who stayed late. Cards were played in the early evening, followed by a delightful luncheon. After midnight, guests departed, presenting the honored guest with many beautiful and useful keepsakes to remember the occasion.
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Ralph Farber
Berding Island Ranch Case Settled and Title Restored
After months of litigation, the Berding Island ranch now has a clear title and returns to Mrs. Berding. The Supreme Court upheld Judge Varian’s ruling in Natalie V. Berding v Northwestern Security Co and J W and W S Slick. Mrs. Berding plans to move back or run a dairy and hog ranch there.
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Berding Island Ranch
Berding
Supreme Court
Varian
Natalie V
L W Lowery at Hotel Bancroft and Payette visits
Mr. and Mrs. L W Lowery registered at Hotel Bancroft for the past three or four days. Lowery, a traveling salesman for Zellerbach Paper Co of Portland, travels by auto and uses Payette as headquarters while in the territory. Attendees at Boise Shriners meeting include numerous Payette residents. The St James Club to serve tea during a Bazaar at Idhsop Power Co office on Saturday Dec 16.
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Bancroft
L. W. Lowery
St. James Club
Idshop Power Co
Local Notes and Social News From Payette
Mrs Hubert is home after a two week visit at the Dalles. Luella Taylor of Nampa plans a home visit this week. A. Laver and J. A. Helman were in Boise on business. A baby boy Lester Purcell born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fee on the first Sunday in December. Mrs. W H Fletcher leaves for Boise then California to join her husband. Bernard Eastman family moved to Second Ave North. W S Wade opens a barber shop in MC A building lobby. Mrs E G Wendeling joins husband in Portland after visit. Christmas ads and local sales announced. Payette Steam Laundry offers blanket and quilt cleaning. Weather turns snowy. Temperatures near zero. Barbara Blaine Ballenger born December 12 at Blanchard home. Dr. Fleming to be at Bancroft Hotel on Dec 20 for eye care. Payette High School Orchestra thanks athletic director Jacobson for Football Banquet. Sew and So Club meets at Mrs George Cornelius with refreshments. next meeting with Mrs Donald Hart on Dec 23.
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Hubert
Dalles
Luella Taylor
Nampa
A. Laver
Charlie McGrevey
Rawlins
Wyoming
Payette
S. H. Levander
Co-operative
Twin Falls
Johnson's Variety
Episcopal Guild
Bancroft
Fruitland News
Mall
W. H. Fletcher
Boise
California
W. S. Wade
Boyd Swanson
Apple Valley
Es Ee
C. F. Callen
U. S
Payette Steam Laundry
E. G. Wenderling
Mildred Bussey
Geo
A. B. Moss
Johnson's
Burt Venable
E. W. Blakesly
First Avenue
L. K. Ballenger
Blanchard
Barbara Blaine
Blanchard Home
M.D. Fleming
Bancroft Hotel
Payette High School
Jacobson
High ¢ School
George Cornelius
Donald Hart
Qec
Emma Theatre Advent Calendar Shows and Local Notices
Emma Theatre presents The Five Dollar Baby and The New Teacher through December 14 to 19 with additional showings featuring The Eternal Plan and Missing, plus Christmas ads. Community items note the last year meeting, Mason officers elected, a quiet Wood-Antrim wedding, and a successful Firemen’s Ball raising funds for equipment.
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Nirma Talmadge
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Regewes Charter
Business and Professional Women's CL
Payette Chamber of Commerce
Art. Johnston
Sec'y
Payetta Steam Laundry
Harry B. Fitch
Thos Cusack Co
Harney St
Omaha
Well
F. Oioss Ang Brother
Buick
Link's Business College
Mr, Wood
Stee
Eddie Cottring
Jim
Lentz
Leta Gal
GY Rose Anderson
Portia Club
Shriners
F. B. Seeley
W. S. Potter
J. ©. Turner
David I. Paterson
Doc. Davis
Frank Fuller
H. Murphy
Bernard Eastman
Second Avenue North
W. B. Stanley
New Plymouth
Emma Theatre
Chamber of Commerce
Bancront
Legion
Maleq
Jobn
Belman
Claude I. Horton
EAD
Fayette Mercimals
Wwe. Kn
Washoe Large No. 24
A. B. Moss, Jr
Zimerman
Chas, Hartung
J. Ronald Walker
Edward D. Pacha
Renei D. Maule
Senor Stewart
S.C. Arrendictl
A. E. White
Mershatt
Albert White
D. L. Ko
Antrim
Huntington
Payotte
Hipaieangton
Firemans
Commie
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