Fruitland Notes of Local Visits and Farewells
Fruitland residents share guest visits and travel news as Alma Crowthher visits Mrs. Steg and many others journey to Moscow, Boise, Coeur d Alene, and Portland. Local families celebrate anniversaries, births, and birthdays while news covers schooling, fishing trips, and community gatherings with numerous names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Crowthher
Payette
B.A. Stegher
Lewis Russell
Moscow
Robert Baldwin
Song
N. A
Thenile
Fruitland
Dallas
Oregon
Ray Clement
Portland
Lilian Fredrickson
Coeur d'Alene Leat Thureday
Elizabeth Bere
Laura Hazeltine
Boles
Dorothy Lewi
Hazel Dorothy
Gladys Dean
Ruth Joiner
Bennie Engle
Theodore Reins
Harry Durrall
College of Idaho
Virginia Ady
Frank Miller
Garden Valley
Clarance Miller
Fanily
Belligerent fishing trip tales and town social notes
NORTH PAYETTE reports from Plymouth and Crystal: the Oster and Fisher families share fish, while the Orchard Ave Grange hears echoes from Gooding Idaho. A birthday party for Mrs. Specht brings 25 relatives, and many social visits, picnics, and church circle gatherings fill the week with friendly craft and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobs Oster
Bliss
Idaho
Plymouth
Wood Spur
Orchard Ave
Chapter House
F. G. Harland
Gooding
F. H. Suplee
R. B. Thornton
Frank Specht
Oster
Addison Garside
Mesdames Browning
H. Carstens
Hanigan
Precht
Melinda Precht
A. Hagerman
Kensington
L. E. Keeler
R. G. Lynn
Portland
Mesdames E. B
Shanks
Byram Kent
D. S. Cochran
Chapis
R. H. Woods
Suitland
H. M. Lewis
Guy Cockerum
Carl Bedsaul
Hudsn
Crystal
David Jones
L. EB. Keeler
Anna Johnson
Pocatello
Albert White
Otto Ahrens
Boone
Iowa
Helen
Bee Dunn
Cornelson
Iowa Ave
Mr. and
Mra H. Shaffer
A. J. Lee Pine
Adair
Wallowa
Orenes
J. BR
Brwn
Caldwell
Mire
W. B. Case
F. G. Harland and Sons
St. D Rogers
C. P. Lattig
Nampa
Matteson
Oun
Salem
Raymond Shurtlete
Ben Purcell
Carruther
Payette
BE F Lattig
Eagle
Mildred Trail
EF Lat— Specht
W. Oster
Wm. Fisher
H. B. Lattig
Moscow
Lattg
L. Shearer
Tom Mogtridge
Albert Robertson
Lee French
H. Shaffer
Alice Pine
Pauline Adair
A. J. Shearer
Shearer
Roland Vanderbilt
Gee
van Pleet
Mann's Creek
Sand Hollow
J A Murray
Cr. Lundt
Emmett
Reville Lund
Murray
Chas. Bolton
Lick Creek
The
Air Storage Co
Spur
F. B. Suplee
FG. Harland
C Fritchman
D. Jones
Tom Mogeridge
F. B. Sap
R. Broton
J. EB. Crouch
RB. Thorntom and Son
Boise
Harland Lawn
E. W. Pease
Children’s Day Pageant at Church on June Lord’s Day
A Church of Christ invites all to a Children’s Day Pageant next Lord's Day June 15 at 11 o'clock. The event features a cast including Emma Horn Margaret Bord Alice Craig Doris Petit Liama Priest Ray Oleson and others. A collection for Foreign Missionary work will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
Emma Horn
Margaret Bord
Alice Craig
Doris Petit Liama
Ray Oleson
Katherine Boyd
Erry Nelson
India
Japan
Vernice Olsen
Wm. Wagner
Davy Virginia Leigh Lee
Glen Olson
Diamonds vs titanium rivals in hardness debate
The Washington Star notes science advances challenge diamonds as the hardest substance. Titanium and titanium compounds, produced in electric furnaces, are claimed to reach diamond like hardness, with titanium silicides and borides matching or approaching diamond, while rutile crystals yield red brown gemlike needles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Rival the Natural Pearl Mystery of mother of pearl in artificial creation
A discussion of mother of pearl lining in shells, its beauty and value, and the invention of artificial pearls. It notes a New Jersey inventor applying light and coatings to imitate pearls and mentions artificial pearls made from fish scale derivatives, including the bleak. The piece reflects ongoing pearling industry knowledge in the Middle West and the appeal of pearlescent materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
New Jersey
Roosevelt’s Physician Recalls Blood Draw At Oyster Bay
In the Saturday Evening Post account a physician recalls visiting Oyster Bay to draw blood from Theodore Roosevelt. The former president, despite acutely inflamed ankles, stood for the chemical test and joked with Dr. Swarts and Dr. W. Martin. He urged the needle not to be moved and asked that no one mention Wilson or the Kaiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Saturday Evening Post
Oyster Bay
Swarts
W. Martin
Wilson
Kalser
It Wasn't Hubby Dance Tale From a Chicago Night
A Chicago Tribune reader recounts a mistaken dance encounter at a social gathering. Misidentifying a handsome stranger as her husband, she discovered she was holding the arm of a different man while her spouse spoke with another guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
A Quick Retreat
A brisk agent, Degen, claims to be leaving Mr. Wadleigh’s private office with his hand on the door knob saying goodbye. The exchange escalates as Wadleigh orders the intruder out, while Jobson is told to accompany him. The scene unfolds with tension over access to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Hare
Degen
Jobson
Mr. Wadleigh
Interview Gone Wrong for Fresh College Graduate
A self-made man questions a college graduate about experience. The applicant admits none yet holds a diploma. The interviewer grants a trial but says the diploma must be forgotten. The brief exchange hints at nontraditional hiring attitudes.
Methodist Notes Sunday School Children Day Program
The Sunday School will host a Children's Day program at 10 30 after a short session at 16 AMf Watch the hour The Life Investment series began last Sunday with Supt J E Turner es The Calling of a Teacher The second address Sunday Evening at 2 o clock The Investment of Life In Journalism by L Percell Young people urged to attend and take part in the Big Sing before the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life
Splendia
Rentit
Supt
J E Turneres
O'cléok
Journaliam
Ty L. Percell
Money to Loan and Local Social Notices
Money to loan on improved city property or for belding on a monthly plan. Several social notes detail visits among families in Payette Oregon and nearby towns, including Tatras, Kirks, Coates, Roe, Cripes, and Elam. The column records births, visits, picnics, and upcoming gatherings with names, places, and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belding
Henry Ashcroft
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Ida Hunter
C. J. Coon
Winifred Bossen
Bolen
Marjorie
Harold Guernery
Pioneeraville
Mabel Peatock
Mildred Williams
Sim Watkins
Sam School
Nola Creger
Link's Business College
Ed Yager
Little Willow
Ora- Tino
A. A. Stet
Mitt
Grace Peston
Palmer
Nebraska
Brethren Rharch
Haerahel Bank
L. 2. Schubert
Lee Nixon
Cottage Grove
W. Young
Kanow
Kansas
TD. S Cochran
J. €. Chapin
Mildred Brubaker
Sea Lakes
Peter Enberg
Weston
H. G. Gardiner
Floyd Cripe
Chieee
Cripe
Pearl Eby
Leon Eldredge
Eldderge
R. H. Sargent
Jersey
New Plymouth
J. F. Smith
Weiser
Rebecca Engle
Aurora
A. Engle
Lanfear
J. A. Bates
Mra. Bates
RA Weaver
Alfred
Belle
BW. Grover
Harry Powell
Mba Wilma Miles
Charles Miller
Ontario
George Lotey
J. Taylor
Cambridge
Roy Sparks
Charles Royston
Boise Vistors
Mildred Rudolph
Palm Beach
Country Club
E. C. Keith & Son
North Payette
E. E. Mqw
Scientiste
Methodist Notes
W. D. Tatra
Ernest Kirk
Wm. Eckes
Sir Pits
Lee Coates
Fsir
Flord Cripes
Jon
Repsett
Jasper Roe
Bt. Patra
Nelson’ Parente
Payatin
L. HL Walker
and Sireng
Cipde Currie
John Syme
Sart Coates
Wig White
White
Eggen
Lee Boyd
Vaile
Howard Drinkwire
W. A
Earl Coates
W. H. Mare
Edgar Cheek
Black Canyon
H.O. A
Byron Elam
Alta Roa
Sundsey
Baise
West Moss
Ruth Moss
American Legion Circus
Payette, Idaho
J. H. Helman
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