Weekend Guests and School Accident Highlight Local Notes
Fruitland residents hosted week end visitors including Mrs George McKeown and Miss Daphe McKeown in Lie acres and Ray Duell visiting New Plymouth. Little Tommy Ady broke his leg Friday while sliding at school but is recovering. A ball game injured Sliss Melda Mohler, causing a brief unconscious spell. Community events feature weekly church meetings, social gatherings, and multiple Sunday dinners with neighbors and relatives from Payette Ontario New Plymouth Weiser Basin and Holse. The May 21 dedication of the M B E Church will be led by Bishop Charl esley Burns.
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George McKeown
Daphe McKeown
Beth McKeown
Lie, Acres
Ray Duell
Nichol
New Plymouth
Tommy Ady
Sliss Melda Mohler
Prattland
Werner
Berean Cians
The
Brethren Church
Jennie Porson
Herschel Shank Olne
Shank
Moss
M. Brockelhurst
Payette Wan
John Tackett Howe
C. B. Society
C. C. Coonhome
WT. Lewis
Boise
National Guard
Phil Carpenter
L. D. Carpenter
Weiser
Albert Bracewell
Little Daughter
Race
Estella Jimmerean
Payette
Clyde Hurd
Millie Corbit
Hazel Kirk
H.O. A
Clarence Shelley
Geo Coates
Helen Keller of
Ed Patton
Tom Williams
Lewis
Washington
C. A. Currin
R. G. Thornton
North Payete
Patton School
Lee Coates
M. Corbit Misselva Bigelow
Miss Blanche
Newberry
W. T. Stirm
Earl Coates
Albert Coates
Robert Hatcher
Ontario
Howard Coates
Geo, Rheaume
Drinkwine
Dean Smith
Chas, Bolton
Walter Jacks
Burrell Windle
Clifford Drinkwine
Hills
D. B. Coates
Mr. Miles
Geo. Coates
W. H. Bridges
Wm. Bryant
M. E. Kirk
Violet Johnson
Aleda Cosman
Jacks
Mr. Ingram
Walter Elam
John Timmerman
Wallace Jones
Big Willow
Clarence Coates
C. H. Avey
Jimmie Seawell
Henry Williams
Williams
Mia. White
Tly, Newberry
Bolso
Geiser Grand Hotel June 3rd Health Consultation
A vintage notice advertises a medical consultation at Geiser Grand Hotel on Saturday June 3. Dr Geiser offers Mia method treatment for many ailments including stomach and liver issues, nerves and skin conditions, and bed wetting. Free consultation, married women must be accompanied by husbands. address listed at 336 Boston Block, Minneapolis.
Community Notes From Little Willow and Payette
Social snippets from Little Willow and Payette detail visits and gatherings. Miss Millie Corbit and Miss Hazel Kirk hosted guests, while Helen Keller visited Payette relatives. Many locals attended church, school events, and family dinners, with plans to move to Washington and weddings noted.
Local Social Roundup on Payette Organ Slope and Nearby Visits
Sunday gatherings on Payette Organ Slope include visits by R D Rogers and Emily to Mrs Lias and relatives such as Mrs P Monroe Smock of Vashon and Mrs H H Harland of California. School notes report 1st district pupil promotions, Mira Aking off to California, and Miss Emma Thompson chosen as next year’s star teacher. A quiet wedding at Herman Cornelsen’s home united Amanda Cornelen and Clifford Johnson, with Portland-bound plans. An Oregon Slope ball game beat Wood Spur 14 to 6. Numerous family visits, returns from Boise, farming updates, and social entertainments fill the week’s pages.
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H. H. Harland
California
Haynes
la Grande
Ore
Ferin Harland
Milton Puller
Boise
Dist
Mira Aking
Emma Thompson
S. Ko Kakey
Thomas Moggridge
Shearer
Mra
Mederis
Madison
Allison Farm
Shirtleffs Wave
Highland Ditch
Botts
Apple Valley
George Fenner
Fred Tenner
Nebraska
Roy Sharp
Roy Shubert
John Cahil
James Cahil
Haggerman
Hon. Carsons
Serber
Herman Cornelsen
Amanda Cornelien
Cliford Johnson
High Town
Portland
Darlington Acres
E. B. Cox
C. W. Atteberry
Frank Atteberry
Lawrence Atteberry
CW. Jillmerson
Frank Steigerwald
Familly
Bert Mogeridge
RS. Coy
Mary
Matilda
Jessie Kingston
James Atteberry
Wood Spur
Oregon
Wallace Henry
E. F. Lattig
J. Greevey
Fruitland
Bose
Henry Reimers
Young
Bogard
Claus Reimers
Will Reimers
Lake Lowell
Robert Thornton
George Lattig
Reimer
Mother's Day Services at Church of God
Memorial invitation for a church Mother's Day program. Remember mothers past and brighten the living, with Bible School at 10 a.m. and Mother's service at 11 a.m. Evening service omitted. Hands shaken at 10 a.m. on Sunday.
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Church of God
Bible School
Local club notes and community events in Payette Oregon Slope area
The Payette Oregon Slope club hosted a meeting at Mrs. Harry Karr's home with a post session baby shower for Mrs. Karst and a two course luncheon. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sullens and others. upcoming officer nominations planned for May 15. Various social visits, family news, and local sports including Dead Ox Flat’s 14 to 8 win over Woods Spur were reported alongside school and library activities and a Pony club outing with Mrs. C. A. Karst and others noted.
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Ontafe Uate Notar Aflarmmon' Ne Ena
Herry Karr
Berder
C. A. Karst
K. N. Osborne
Wil Ty
Geo. Sullens
Henry Barker
Fruitland
P.M. Smock
Beattie
J. W. Tomlin
Hia
Colorado
Walter Davis
A. Karsts
Tom Heeley
Nelson
C. G. Hielup
Hestup
Boise
Mason Clough
Sr C. Welcher
P. M. Boyle
George and Maude Culp
A. Shay
Evaline
Gra Wilkins
LR Breithaupt
Ontario
Park School
T Vale
T J
J. H. Carter
FL Zeleer Duney
Ronvey
C. C. Wilcox
Arner Gorter
God
Ben Tomi
North Payette
E.W. Toulin
James Shearer
Payette
J. H. Carico
Will Summer
B.C. Hiatt
Miss Jones
Weiser
Apain
ES Osbor
Jacob Jenson
Aby
Art Miller Ayent
A. Gorton
EB. Frost
Mildred
Simson
N. W. Howard
Geirl
William Grace
W. F. Vincent
Reva Miller
J. L. Brown
Brogan
Srane
Rose West
Leora
Milt Lauer
Misa Elsie Elliott
Dead Ox
Fiat
Culbertson
Assmuassen
Grace
Union Pacific To Offer Table d Hote Meals On Dining Cars
Salt Lake City bulletin announces May 1 1922 establishment of table d hote meal service on dining cars of all trains except Overland Limited 1 and 2. Prices range 5c 75c and 1.00 for breakfast 76c and 1.00 for luncheon 1.00 and 1.26 for dinner plus continued a la carte. D S Spencer general passenger agent signs May 4 1922. Also Idaho Sunset Glow shown ready for service March 1 per Geo L Vollmer 1514 6th St phone 185 R March 9 tf.
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Department of Traffic
Salt Lake City
Wrview
Union Pacific System
D. S. Spencer
Utah
Jersey
Idaho
Geo. L. Vollmer
6Th St
Cold prevention and winter breath study notes
An unclear old text warns against catching colds from winter air and wet clothing. It discusses how exercise maintains body heat, the role of salt in evaporation and cooling, and suggests consuming a few servings of salt to aid heart rate and blood flow. It mentions oxygen intake increasing with deeper breaths and notes poor readability in places.
DOREAN BOY MATURES EARLY IN ASIA MIXTURE
A fragment from Asia Magazine describes a Dorean boy maturing early under new regime schooling with Japanese and Chinese courses. It notes learning to read and write but not speak Chinese, with family and community adapting to cultural shifts and traditional year end festivities including martial arts and kite events.
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Corrienium
Asia Magazine
Lawyer Recounts Opposing Heny Case In Court
A veteran lawyer recalls a defensed tale of an opponent named Elihu Heny. The client, praised for beauty yet defeated, faced a defense that framed the jurors as receptive to marriage and social advantage, souring prospects of legal outcome amid a Boston setting.
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Elihu Heny
Elient
Gennemeh
Boston
Univeky Tom and the Turbulent Tale of a Friend
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a friend of IMI nek who faced an odd misadventure in Tivanes. The narrator mentions a suburban home, a missed step, and a sudden twist of events that left others puzzled as the second call arrived.
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Hosta
Lve
New Fog Signaling System For Ships Tested
A veteran sea captain reports a new signaling method using different tone whistles and levers to emit fog signals. The device aims to match distinct horn patterns to ship headings, improving safety in dense weather.
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Wethed
Weternie
Fobes
Tee
Enti Pass
Sure as One Audience front win of his listeners
The passage portrays a tense moment where facing humor fails to elicit a smile from the audience. Roses mutters that someone told a story for a reason, and alleges that Smithers owes him money borrowed yesterday, hinting at a personal grievance amid the crowd.
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Roses Funn
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