Payette Commercial Club Reviews Exhibit and Publicity Plan
The Payette Commercial Club held a regular session with strong attendance. Wene Wells reported on the Chicago Land Show fruit exhibit drawing ten to twenty five thousand daily visitors and gathering 2875 names for future literature. Orchard Avenue Grange No 73 urged a Payette Valley publicity system and a joint committee with the club to pursue it, with copies sent to local granges. The club approved the resolution and referred to the executive committee, and adopted a new by law creating an executive five member committee to replace the old public affairs group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Idaho
Orchard Avene Grange
Orchard Avenue Grange
Grange
Payette Club
Golden Wedding Celebration Honored Mr and Mrs Himler
Celebrate Golden Wedding Monday January 8th marks fifty years of marriage for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Himler. A shower of five and ten dollar gold pieces greeted them at noon. Relatives and friends from Apple Valley and Carrington North Dakota attended. The couple have seven children twenty grandchildren and four great grandchildren. refreshments and a short service followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Highler
Himler
Th Gorham
Portia Club Sees Cold Meeting Vote On Officer Terms
Portia members braved subzero temps for a meeting that adopted a unanimous resolution to change officer election time to April while tabling the two-year term option. The group organized a charity drive for four dozen dark garments for the Children’s Home of Books and welcomed several new members, planning a Household Economics session and a guest day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portia
Gnangh
Columbian Club
Portia Club
Nampa
Caldwell
Coughnour
Mandeville
Chase
Gwyn
Muller
Wood
Associated Charities
Burns
Orr
Blakesley
Wilson
McClanahan
Mise Mc.Clanghan
Sherwood
Chas. Lattig
Sallabury
Tom Driscoll
Open PTA Meeting on January 15 at High School Auditorium
Discussion of school problems to be debated by board teachers and parents. Topics include manual training, domestic science, agriculture, practical education, course options, parental responsibility, conduct and attendance, library needs, supervision of student parties, religious life, and school efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Association
Jil
Gchools
Payette
Convicted Gallon House proprietors face fines or jail
Dick Stevens and Frank Golden former proprietors of the Gallon House on the Oregon side of the Snake River were convicted on four counts in Yale. They were fined 800 each or four hundred days in jail at two dollars per day. Reports say bail was posted and it is unclear if fines were paid or jail served.
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Dick Stevens
Frank Golden
Gallon House
Oregon
Snake River
Payette
Dick S* Es
Schoon
Yale
Malheur
Severe storm brings historic snow across Payette Valley
A severe storm drenched a wide area with heavy snow reaching twelve to fifteen inches, the heaviest in years, as temperatures plunged to 21 below zero in parts of the Payette Valley. Transportation was delayed, trains ran hours late, and stock losses were reported in the northwest and middle western states. The Payette Valley saw no major damage yet, but flood risk rises with the snowmelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette Valley
Northwest
Middle Western
Kangus
Nebraska
Payette
Christian Church Sunday Services and Address
The Christian Church schedules Bible School at 10 A M and services at 11 A M. Evening Endeavor begins at 6 20 P M with a second preaching at 7 30 P M. Mr Herwig State Anti Saloon Supt will deliver a temperance address Sunday evening. An effort is to clone the morning service at 12 15.
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Bible School
Herwig
Church of God Services Continue After Storm
The Church of God announces morning worship and preaching every Lord's Day at 11 and 4 p m with special meetings ongoing since December. Public is welcome as the pastor notes salvation of souls. A pleasant musicale at Mrs. J B Burns home on Wednesday afternoon January 1912 featured a program and refreshments with several ladies assisting.
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Bible School
Specia
Salvation of Souls
J. B. Burns
Katheen Moan
Esther Baird
Helen Shake
Frances Moan
Daisy Crump
Jessie Burns
Dorothy Shake
Angela Burns
Mary Burns
Install Officers At Joint I O F Hall Ceremony
Payette Lodge No 22 and Harmony Rebekah Lodge No 32 held a joint installation last Saturday. Officers for Rebekahs and Subordinate Lodge were installed by the President of the Rebekah Assembly with assistance from Grand Officers, including Mrs. Thacker and Mrs. Looney, with O. M. Harvey presiding. numerous officers named for both lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette Lodge
Harmony Rebekah Lodge
Rebekahs
Rebekah Assembly
Mra
D. Thacker
A. D. Looney
F. B. Su
Mary O. Burns
Lena Looney
N. G
Galena Coughanour
J. B. Burns
O. M. Harvey of
Weiser
Watts Blayden Wedding and Local Meetings
On Wednesday at noon at the Watts home Miss Katie Watts wed Roy Blayden with Rev. G. W. McCombe officiating. A private ceremony followed by a wedding breakfast, guests limited to immediate relatives. The couple will reside in a Clark building suite. Greenwood Avenue Irrigation stockholders held their annual meeting, electing M. W. Watte president and others to the board. Payette National held its annual meeting with stock represented and officials elected led by O. H. Avey as president and W. S. Brundage as VP. The new Payette board dined with President Avey afterwards.
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M. W. Watts
G. W. McCombe
Caldwell
Katie Watts
Roy Blayden
Watts
Walter Hezeltine
Lizzie Watts
M Ravetss
Coughanonf
Greenwood Avenue Irrigation Company
M. W. Watte
A. W. Rolfing
Chapman
Clanton
H. D. Ficke
Payette National
Payette National Egg
O. H. Avey
O. H., Avey
First National
First National Bank
Gaghter
A. B. Moss
W. A. Coughanour
Albert Wilson
Gen. L. ¥. Pateh
Ben Strohbehn
A. Lb. Gorham
J. E. Cosgritf
Peter Penee
C. 8
Grange Meet Planned at New Plymouth January 16 18
Idaho Patrons of Husbandry WHI to hold their fourth annual meeting in Odd Fellows Hall New Plymouth with special excursion rates from Payette Valley Railroad. Delegates will travel daily after arrival of trains with round trip fare of a fare and a third. Program includes openers, degree work, reports, resolutions, lectures by H Harland Mrs Whittit Robertson Webb J BardSley Pemberton and others plus evening programs and conferring of fifth and sixth degrees through January 18.
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Idaho
New Plymouth
State Grange
Trae
Payette
Paytte Valley Railroad
Btale
Payette Valley Pomona Grange
Weleid
H. Harland
J. A. Whittit
Robertson
Wolser
Webb
Mann's Creek
Grange
Notice for Veterans meeting and church services
The Sons of Veterans will meet Saturday at 1:90 Jan 19 at the Commercial Club rooms. All Sons of Veterans are requested to attend. Sunday at the M E Church with Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11 Epworth League at 6 00 and preaching at 7 30 All are invited Special invitations extended for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeping
Epworth League
Baptist Church Sunday schedule and evening sermon
The Baptist Church announces Sunday School at 1 A M Morning Worship at 11 A M Junior at 3 PM B Y B UL at 6 30 AM and evening worship and sermon at 7 30 P M A temperance address by Mr Rickey of Boise The Fearless Elijah will be the subject of the pastor Rev Henry Van Bugelen's evening sermon
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Rickey
Boise
Elijah
Henry van Bugelen
Noble Ditch stockholders meet Saturday at Elite Opera
Noble Ditch Company stockholders are called to their annual meeting at 10:30 a.m. next Saturday in the Elite Opera house. Grand Lecturer Winn of the R A M spoke to Payette Chapter Wednesday. a banquet followed at the Payette Hotel. No quorum at Farmers' Direct Company meeting, so no election. the old board will hold over.
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Noble Ditch
Noble Ditch Comppany
Winn
Payette
Farmers’ Ditect Company
Pacific Fruit Growers
Express
H. B. Orcutt
Baker City
Payette News Highlights Local Visitors And Events
Col James Harnard and George Verley visit Payette from Latha and Welver while locals like George L. King and Tin Driscell travel from Caldwell and Nampa. Attorney L. M. Lyon and Dr. J. C. Woodward also noted as Tuesday visitors. Premium list issued for Snake River Valley Poultry Show. Episcopal women plan Ontario event in January. Ice crop growing, big store sale underway, and rural carriers face long routes. First National Bank elects officers. Payette社 social and club events include Washoe lectures and U.A. initiation in Ontario amid heavy snow.
Company Drill Notes and Local Advertisements
Attendance at drills rises with two teams led by Lieut Kaessner and Sergt Shaw. Key scorers include Sgts Wat Melcher and Geo McPherson and Pvt Keith Burns. Also notices on oyster shell delivery priced at 2 per hundred, and a for sale mention for Barred Rock chickens from George Rezac Idaho.
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Lieut
A. Kaessner
Sergi. H. L. Shaw
Shaw
Sargeants Wat
Melcher
Geo. McPherson
Keith Burns
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Commercial Club
Chicago Land Show
Portia News
Christian Church
Church OF God
Services
J. W. Kenwari
Noble
PF. B. Suplee
Noble Grand
J. R. Bartshe
W. D. Case
W. B. Steerman
S. C. Tracy
John Alden
Kenward
N. GO
W. F. Sherwood
M. Lauer
Guardia
Watts-Blayden
Greenwood Avenue
M. E. Church
Logal News
James Harnard
Latha
George Verley
Welver
George L. King
Lester Seawall
L. M. Lyon
J. C. Woodward
Snakefiver Valley
Ladies of the Episcopal Church
Ontario
Coultry
Songy Snyder
M. O. Listherin
City of
B. C. Keith and Son
Keith & Son
Cheir
Washoe
George Turner
Turner
Pennsylvania
Heweing
John W. Sur
Adj
P. A. McCall
Bel
Topig
Redington
Brindage
Gilmore
Wilcoxe
Brewster
Wm. Ponts
Owrhe
Owyhee
W. C. Sturdevant
Hugéne, Son
D. B. Dibble
Date Creek
Michigan
C. i Dibble
John McKinney
Bridge Club
Salisbury
Bartlett
Scott Brundage
United Artisans
Ointario
Slolehs
Myster
Rock Fagezamee
George Rezac
Parelgeg
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