Local Fruitland Notes Chronicle Community Life
Fruitland residents share visits and gatherings across families and neighbors. Announcements cover church events, birthdays, school affairs, and local meetings, including Brethren and Baptist activities, community meals, and plans for summer travel and farm work.
Boys at Girls School Earn Sewing Lesson Surprise
In the Girls Industrial school branch at Flanner Guild, a class of boys joined a girls program, seeking sewing training. Initial uproar gave way to acceptance as the boys prove capable, attending regularly and showing equal effort and interest in work.
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Girls’ Industrial School
Flanner Guild
Indianapolis News
Payette Presbyterians Host Annual Picnic and Election
The Payette Presbyterian church ladies held their annual picnic at the C. P. Lattig farm. Mrs. F. G. Harland hosted the L. U. officers for the coming year, with Alice Gregory named president Emma White vice president and Len Harland secretary treasurer. Members donated 24 dish towels for Red Cross. Guests included Miss Harland Jane Winifred White and Mrs. Tom Moggridge. Several local residents and visitors were noted, with plans for future community picnics and wartime meetings in Boise and Baker.
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Whitley Bottom
Red Cross
Fruitland Drug Store
Federal Farm
Producers Federal Farm Loan Association of Payette
J. R. Brown
Payette
B. T. Woolery
W. E. DeMott
Frank Dolby
Excelsior
Brethren Sunday School
Burnett
Fruitland
Woman's Home Miscionary Society
Harry Powell
Hendy
Powell
Baptist Sunday School
Ashmu
Briddleton
F. E. Newman
Bustick
Methodist Sunday School
Geo. Paine
Doris
Butte, Mont
Wednnesday
H. F. Walte
Maggie Beeghley
Harvey Building
Eli Holland
Powers
Russel Thompson
Reip
Minnesota Avenue
The
Presbyterian Church
C. P. Latte
F. G. Harland
Allice Grgory
Emma White
Harland
X. Y
Milton Miller
Orah Daraie
St. Geo. Lattie
Harry White
Yount
Victoria
B. C
Ness
Public Utility Co operation urged to sustain service
The piece argues the reciprocal duties between citizens and utilities, stressing that public cooperation is needed to secure adequate revenues. It notes rising costs and a 1917 Idaho deficit of 118235.76 dollars, warning that without revenue adjustments telephone service remains in jeopardy.
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