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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
5
Fruitland residents record social visits from Boise and Caldwell, family gatherings in Hamett and Payette, and weekly happenings. Numerous relatives and guests travel to Fruirtland homes, with operations, travels to Salt Lake and Trinidad noted, plus community events and safety updates.
In a plea to youth organizations across the nation, the letter urges Americans to donate to the Orphelinat des Armees in Paris. It highlights dire conditions for French war orphans and refugees, the need for day care for children of widows, and the lack of adequate housing or shelter options for mothers and their kids during travel or illness.
Monsieur Jouanneaux leads the Orphelitol des Armees in planning a home for fatherless children and the homeless, combining shelter with an industrial department offering instruction and apprenticeships. The program will aid war orphans whose mothers cannot afford schooling, with provisions for flexible hours and outreach. Several local residents are mentioned: Mrs. E. F. Lattig, Mrs. J. H. Newton, Dr. Derham, Mrs. R. H. Woods, Mrs. F. Stamey, and others, along with youths Crab Durham and Milton Miller reporting to Camp Lewis.
iORTH PAYETTE NEWS notes visitors from New Mexico to Mrs A A Dudgeon. On Thursday night Mrs Lulu Rei Attig enjoyed a pleasant gathering at her father's home with music and refreshments. A J Shearer and family moved back to the farm. Milton Miller returned from California and stayed with the Pritchman family before leaving for Camp Lewis. Miss Hazel Rock of Weiser selected to teach No 1 school.
Sand Hollow reports Mr. Holbrook and family took a mountain outing. Miss Laveda Darden visited Fred Roots of Cove Sunday night. Vern Fee finished nursing a sprained wrist. Ed Connally and family sought a house in Parstte on Tuesday. Bessie Stottier and Grace Tee visited Ruth Jackson Friday. G S Fee was in Weiser on business Tuesday. Rye hay stocks noted in the Hollow.
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