Fruitland and District Social Notes Highlight Visits and Local News
Clyde and Lilian Frazier visit from Midvale Idaho entertain at Mrs. C. E. Barnes home. Dozens of locals, from Miss Reid of Payette to Mrs. Driscoll of New Plymouth, are mentioned with illnesses, births, travels, and upcoming moves. Funeral for Mrs. Burnett underscores community ties as legislators continue a strenuous session. Fruitland bowling team tops Ontario Chapman team to lead league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Lilian Frazier
Midvale
Idaho
C. E. Barnes
Elizabeth Reid
Payette
Florence Boor
Emmett
Maud Stegall
Mildred Stellman
Fruitland High School
Marjory Stellman
Caldwell
J. H. Spain Howor
Lucy Duell
G. W. Cotton
M. A. Smith
Meadows
G. L. Smith
Driscoll
New Plymouth
John Driscoll
Emett
Fruitland
H. Mauser
Wells
Barton
Will Thompson
W. J. Russell
California
Portland
Ogden
T. Hull
the Vale Trading Co
Yale
Oregon
G. K. Huntington
Alianes
Neb
Huntington
P. A. Crager
Miks Linnie
Bose
Creger Teiggd
St. Luke's Hospital
Migine Ackeret
Mui
Ontario
Ron
Mra. LW
Smith
Harry Heckes
Merman Burtles
E. A. Stegner
Russell Hooker
D. J. Wampler
Harry Wilcox
H. T. Lewis
The
Grange
Mary Burnett
Obituary of Maud Elizabeth Stegall
Maud Elizabeth Stegall born October 5, 1882 near Abbington Knox County Missouri, died February 6, 1918 at Plano View. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Winnie, brothers Velton and Allen Stegall, and others. Educated at Albion Nebraska, taught three years in Nebraska and seven in Idaho before returning near New Plymouth. Converted at 14, joined Virwe Baptist Church of Athlon, later deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Elizabeth Stegall
Abbington
Knox Co
Mls
Mrr
Mme
Winnie
Plensum View
Feady
Amu
Ned
Beason
Fatter
Velton Stegall
Cedar Binffe
Allen Stegall
New Plymiouth
Ida
Waldo
Herbert
Willian
Francis Homay
Albion
Neb
Nebraska
Idaho
New Plymouth
Bons
Bistot Mand
Virwe Baptist Church
Athlon
Net
Ban Aernwal Pemre
Gard of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors
We thank friends and neighbors for help and sympathy during our beloved daughter and sister illness and death. Gratitude for flowers is deeply appreciated and we shall long remember you all.
Whitley Bottom considers telephone line expansion
Residents examine bringing Fruitland lines into Whitley Bottom with 4 Nyssa proposals. A meeting at Whitley Bottom school was held Tuesday to discuss, with a larger session planned Saturday at Pleasant View School to consider alfalfa mill installations, expecting a Denver company rep. Local nuptials report Mr. R R Thompson marrying Mrs. Mary BE Hotelling of Payette at the Seymour home in Payette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitley Bottom
Nyssa Company
Fruitland
Pleasant View
Denver
R. R. Thompson
Mary BE
Payette
Seymour
Thompson
J. Thompson
Eighth Grade Valentine Party and School Notes
School notes recount Bertha Scritchfield’s surprise birthday party hosted by Miss Bertha Scritchfield’s class with games a taffy pull and gifts. Miss Apphia Robinson leads eighth graders earning high marks in physiology and geography. several students listed with honor scores. Household events and recent absences noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
J. O. Schichfield
W T U Announces County Mid Year Convention at Fruitland
The county W. C T U announces a Mid Year Convention and Institute at Fruitland on February 26 and 27 with a Matron's Silver Medal contest on the 27th. Delegates from across the county are expected and additional features are being prepared for a profitable meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B
Mission study campaigns mark centennial birth of David Livingston
January through March schedule aids foreign mission study around David Livingstone’s birth centennial. Rev. Deal hosts a mid week class at the Frotes church using Day break in the Dark Continent led by various youths. Friday Bible class at Brethren Church grows in interest led by J C Himter. Frances Willard Memorial Day observed Feb 19 at Epworth Hall with W C T U. membership drive urged across women’s groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
David Livlingston
Deal
Maylor
Brethren Church
J. C. Himter
Frances . Willard
Epworth Hall
Washington Social Planned by M E Church Ladies
The Ladies' Aid Society met at Mrs Clyde Harry's home with good attendance. Plans were completed for a Washington Social on February 21. Refreshments included cider and gingerbread. The group voted to move meetings to the first and third Thursdays each month. Miss Mildred Stellman hosted a small party for her sister Miss Marjory Stellman with dainty refreshments. The Mothers' Circle gathered at the School Building Friday afternoon for a varied program including songs, papers by Supt. Cotton and Mrs. Spainkower, a violin solo, and a Home Study paper by Mrs. Yockey. A Teachers-Patrons Meeting with Judge Dunbar of Boise is set for March 7. Harness shop ad note ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Clyde Harry
Washington
Mildred Stellman
Lady Friends
Hner
Marjory —Steilman
Mothers’ Circle
Supt. Cotton
Spainkower
Lela Fisher
Velma Armstrong
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fruitland Department
J. N. Hill
Riverside Avenue
Geo. Hooker
Grippe
Herman Whempner
Wh *Ho
J. Kenopp
Acme Uwe
North Dakota
Whempner
Pocatello
Kenepp
J.C. Himler
Long Valley
Hilda
Jas, Hillerman
Los Angeles
Calif
Robert Helser
Kearney
L. G. Hooly
Troy Sembert
B.F . Tussing
A. D. Parduan
Opewman
Lfe
Tickner
John XIV
Bowler
Christ
Fruitland Baptist Rehoir
J Mont
W. H. Bowler
State Church
George Varsey
New Flymouth
M. EB
C. E. Deal
M EB. Church
George D. Eagleston
Mr. Tock
Harry Eagleston
Flock
Eagleston Ranch
Chapman
Baptist Church
Harold Prestel
Rowena Robinson
Supt
Apphia Robinson
Mabel Robinson
Pearl Eby
Ruby Kauffman
Elizabeth Berg
Mary Shank
Enid Griep
Johnn Schuldt
Earl Scritchfield
Earl Fisher
Carl Marlar
Jas. McClure
Milo Sherman
Moss Mercantile Co
Society Notes
Payette Valley Nurseries
Anton Diederichsen
Geo. F. Scott
Payette National Bank
Whitsell Bros
DR. H. B
Catron Osteopath
Conghenour Building
Glenn C
Landon Vette
R. B. Hurd
Mary Deuse
Noat H “A
Amet
State Vet
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