Payette Choral Club Delights Crowd With Concert and Cantata
The Payette Choral Club drew a crowded house Monday as the program opened with an arresting curtain and a sequence of selections far above the usual. The High School quartet performed during intermission, and the concluding cantata featured Mrs. J. L. Thurston and Mrs. Jack Whalen in principal roles. Phyllis Peterson won applause for her graceful performance, aided by the Girls of the High School Glee Club in colorful costumes. The event, highlighted by Spring Flowers Pussy Willows and Forest Elves, was praised as a credit to the club and Payette residents and as proof that home talent shines brightest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
J. L. Thurston
Jack Whalen
Phyllis
Peterson
Glee Club
Portia Club elects delegates for district convention ShoShone May 18 19
At the regular Portia meeting delegates were named for the Indiana District Convention in Shoshone May 18 and 19. Elected were Mrs T D Landon Mrs D W Airey Mrs A L Lettie Mrs Jack Whalen Mrs W B Baker Mrs Henry Ervin Mrs D Peterson and Mrs P B Turner. Alternates include Mrs J P Walker Mrs M E Wood and Mrs WA Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portia
Shoshone
T. D. Landon
D. W. Airey
A. L. Lettie
Jack Whalen
W. B Baker
Henry Ervin
D. Peterson
WA. Jacobs
David Jones
Tree Planting At Hospital Site
A small, quick plant effort at the Tuber culosis Hospital drew about 40 volunteers who traveled from Hotel Bancroft in autos with shovels to plant roughly 300 trees west and north of the building. A F Roop noted the ladies did better digging and planting than the men in under two hours, and the impact will be felt by the inmates for years to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Athey
C. P. Lattig
H.R. Young
L. W. Spaulding
F. M. Satoris
Violet Swank
Women Warblers
Tuberculosis Hospital
Mrs Boas Still Interested in Payette Subscriptions
In a letter enclosing renewal to her Enterprise subscription J B Boas formerly Mrs Compton of Curtis Nebraska says she remains interested in Payette welfare and friends there. She notes good conditions and prospects for a bumper crop back home. Addie Rosie Bennett of Denver visits Mrs John McGlinchey for ten days. remembered as daughter of A Rosso long operated a sawmill on lumber yard at Washoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Rosie Bennett
Denver
John McGlinchey
Bennett
A. Rosso
Washoe
Payette High Dominates Caldwell Meet With Records
Payette High School placed second in overall scores at the Caldwell field meet against southern Idaho rivals. Raymond Jefferis set a state shot put mark at 44 feet 10 inches, while a Nampa athlete led in distance. Gildersleeve claimed a 160 yard runner up and third in 220. Cecil Brown took miles and 880s, Wishert won 220 yard low hurdles, and Payette’s relay squad of Patton, Brown, Gildersleeve, and Wishert won the relay. Five Payette athletes earned state meet eligibility. They depart for Moscow on Wednesday: Jefferis, Patton, Gildersleeve, Wishert, Brown.
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Payette
Caldwell
James Wishert
Lester Patton
Cecil Brown
Gildersleeve
Wisbert
Fis ‘Id
Moscow
Raymond Jefferis
Wishert
Chamber of Commerce Meeting and a Death Notice
A May 22 Chamber of Commerce meeting is announced with a report on Home Products Week and a summer vacation soon. Also printed is a death notice for Mrs Amelia Williams of Payette born 1848, died May 4 1922, with funeral at the Church of God and a large surviving family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Davis
Amelia Williams
David H. Williams
Jackson County
Ohio
Philip Krost
Payette Church of God
Commencement Week at the HGH School
The HGH School holds a week of events from May 12 to May 19, including two senior class plays, a Baccalaureate sermon by Rev Clyde L Walker, and a commencement address by Judge H B Richards. Diplomas will be presented May 19 with songs by girls and boys glee clubs and a Green Stockings play cast listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Walker
Board of Eucation
HB. Richards
Clyde L. Walker
Benediction
Cartchdimiral Grice
William Parraday
Colonel Smith
Rupert Brennock
Robert Tarver
Walter Tackett Henry Steele
Ray Jefferis
Walter Raleigh
Schrecker Masrus
Celia Parraday
Alan Beekman
Rockingham
LaDona
Our God
Morning Wind
Machugh Branscombe
Wynken
Brynken
Nod
Glee Club
H, Richards
Realife
A Day at Lake Lowell and Church Notices
A Lake Lowell outing by Probate Judge Luther Watermaster Alden and W G Earp yielded a fair string of perch after overnight camping. The editor and friends B A Blair Vere Blair J R Walker report their fishing, with results to be published next week. Church notices list Mass times for Holy Family parish across Sundays and variations in fifth Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Lowell
Joige Luther
Alden
Mali Rustler
W. G. Earp
B. A. Blair
Vere Blair
J. R. Walker
Church OF the Holy Family
Announcement of Local Repairman Opening
A notice states the author has left Gem Vulcanizing Works but continues general repair work on automobiles gas engines and machinery. Located just west of Payette Steam Laundry in the Jolt Creamery building. Guarantees satisfactory service. Come and see.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem Vulcanizing Works
Payette Steam Laundry
Jolt Creamery
Entre Nous Club Meets At Mrs Burlieson Home
Mrs Burlieson hosted the Entre Nous Club Thursday afternoon to study American Government with Mrs Blinn to lead lessons. An entertainment program by Mrs Cope delighted members, tea was served, and the final tea in a series raised funds. next meeting will be with Mrs Jr for the coming year.
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BR. C Burlieson
W. O. Blinn
Mrs. Jr
Veil
Marriages At Methodist Church This Week
Two weddings were held at the Methodist Church last week. On May 4 Ben Wood son Lurber married Celia Notlson of Emmett. On Sunday William Henry McKay wed Elizabeth Worley of Yale Oregon. Both brides were widows. A notice warns against publicity about the Ford Gar 888 incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Ben Woodson Lurber
Celia Notlson
Emmett
William Henry McKay
Elizabeth Worley
Yale
Oregon
CMA THEATRE PROGRAM MAY SHOWS AND EVENTS
May theater listings include Douglas Fairbanks in The Three Musketeers and Gladys Waltas in Playing with Fire. Jackie Coogan appears in My Boy and Pathe News. Also noted are Viola Denina The Matchbreaker and Passion by request, with Weatherford highlights and local notices about monuments, a box social, and a trip to Germany. Weather storm impacts in Ox Flat and surrounding areas.
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Douglase Fairbanks
Gladys Waltas
Stanley Im
Viola Dena
Pola Neeri
Jackie Coogan
Pathe News
Elana
Maring Strongheart
Local notes on games and town happenings in Payette
A Payette town column lists Sunday game attendance Bolse versus Payette at Ball Park and Boise versus Payette last day. Several residents are mentioned including Walter Keith from Emmett A P Scritchfield of Welter visiting Payette on business Geo Coleman improving from illness Geo Fulton recovering Walter Pence and news of a baby boy born on May Street and a barber shop renovation at the Bancroft Building. Also notes on School State Convention delegates Anna Johnson and Mrs Fenske and a Salvation Army service planned by Capt Geo Black. Deputy Sheriff Christisa appointed to serve in Payette County.
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Bolse
Payette
Ball Park
Walter Keith
Emmett
A. P. Scritchfield
Welter, Wax
Bancroft Hotel
Geo. Coleman
Geo. Fulton
W. H. Douglas
Hicszo
U.S. L
RM. Hutchinson
Lisbie
Pew Dodge
Miss Bowen
Welser
Velma Spacking
First Avenue South
W. BR. Hemlinien
W.A. Coughanvery
Sherwood
Ernest Kirk
Willow Creek
Bat
Chevrolet
Dune
Immett
Hhis Place
North State Street
Walter Pence
May St
Letson’s
Helpk Spaulding
Weiser
Spaulding
L. W
Gerland Pache
The
Golden Rule
Boise
Fiu
Cascade
Anna Johnson
Fenske
Professional & Business Women's Clubs
Twi Falls
S. L. Battery
Ralph Thurston
Knuoxville
Tenn
Paulston
Mary
Moss
Bersoo
Preeno
Calif
Portland
W. M
Bancroft
Salvation Army
Geo. Black
Forest of Dorse
Lloyd Pence
Caldwell
Katherine
Katherine Pence
Fern Brubaker
Helen Griffin
Grace Johnston
May Wainwright
Fern Gorton
Harry E. Smith
Ontario
Channel Cat To Be Planted In Payette River
The Payette River will soon be planted with Eastern Channel Catfish after a two year effort led by A Bish and Otto M. Jones State Game Warden. The plan gained support from the U S Fish Commissioner with the exact arrival date not yet set, but the project is moving toward stocking under government care and aims to restore a desirable game fish population in local waters. Ralph Roberts contributed to the effort with supportive letters.
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Payette River
Payette
A. Bish
Otto M. Jones
Mr. Jones
United States Fish Commissioner
Ralph Roberts
Frost Dos But Little Damage
Frosty three nights pass with temps 25 to 30 degrees and light white frost. Little damage reported, mainly to tender garden plants. Some wind and improving conditions foretell a calm night with minimal risk.
Home Product Week Elves Tie Up Finances At Sale
The secretary reports all funds collected and bills paid for Home Product Week. Plans by presidents to search department pars for 3F, and a June 2 event are noted. Receipts from tent sales and a dance covered public expenses while advertising funded printing costs. The chamber records show careful accounting with no misused funds.
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ELF
Serch Department
Paystte
Cummerte
Artillery Notes At Payette Training And Camp Plans
Battery C personnel undergo non mamship training under Sgt Levine of the Regular Army and Idaho National Guard. Major Wall and Major Burns from the General's office visited Payette stables amid remodeling. Officers pleased with government property as spring riding increases popularity. Enlisted strength rises to 32.98 per hundred, with no vacancies at present. Enlistees must enroll 26 days before Camp Lewis July camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levine
Idaho National Guard
Baring Mim
Payette
Wall
Burns
Ads
Batters C
Sconer
Camp Lewis
Parma Defeats Payette In Classy National Pastime Exhibition
Parma defeated Payette 4 to 0 in Payette in a well played third round Nap by a Western Idaho League team. The Perms showcased speed and defense, bolstered by new players, signaling a stronger club for future contests. Payette fans anticipate a strong return, with next Sunday’s Buice contest expected to draw interest.
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PARMA
Payette
Perms
Nap
Welser
Elf
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Choral Club
Portia Club
Buter Club
Payette Club
Anderson
Joe Collins
Henshaw Welker Ce
Geo. Garvey
Broderson
B. Morse
D. A. Howell
F. Ryan
Letson's
HGH School
New Worthingon
Gorton Clay
Margaret Byrnes
Mrs. Jenkins
Angeline Maud
Jack Brown
Mise Hawkins
Hobby Byrnes
Emmy Lou Norton
Nora
Delphine Norton
Peggy Gilbert
Billy Best
Allaire
Esther Crcutt
Holiace Arment
Ceen
CMA
Wil
G. F. Thayer
Goldes Gate Ranch
Jonathan
Payette Heights
Pep
Charles Glaze
Che
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Masons
Germany
Att Mee
A. Jardeen
Ana
N_C. Brodsma
New York City
Jacobsen
Mr. Brodersen
Grace Abbott
Brodersen
Belle Ser
Mr. Jacobsen
Dee
Vernon Connyers
Intermountain Institute
Wes
Idaho
Vernon
Picely
del Christian
Det Christisa
Jefferis
Willmurning Dei & Weil
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