Fruitland Notes Show Local Movements and Visits
Rev W L Kyles wed his Rupert pastorate and moved his family to Notus. N P Yockey filed homestead proof at Parma. Comiskey family from Juliet Illinois to farm O K Wilcox land. Mrs Lyon gave a Studebaker 1922 car as birthday gift. Beulah Beulah school term ended. friends and neighbors hosted various visitors. Multiple residents and visitors from Payette, Ontario, Middleton, and nearby towns are listed with brief movements and social visits across Fruitland area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Kyles
Rupert, Ho
Notus, Baptist Church
N. P. Yockey
Parma
O. K. Wilcox Place
Spencer
Ontario
H. R. Frost
T. J. Lyon
Minneapolis
Thomas A
Payette
Rosale
Beulah
Oregon
Homer Zimmerman
Payettv
Hanson
Carnifex
Nebraska
Bertha Cook
A. P. Serttchfield
Frank Wolf
Milas Wilon Cox
Boise
Misa Alin Beers
Mrs. Beers
Ross Marie Huntington
Portland
George Headlee
Guthrie Center
H. Rich
Ha and
Dans Jones
Bowers Boys
Crystal Bottom
Dra de Wayne
atFuitland
Emmett
Ady
Iowa
T. C. Ady
D. J. Wampler
Falks
Marjorie Luck
Kinnison
Russel
Mary Shank
Society Notes Highlight Local Birthday Celebrations
A series of social gatherings marked the week with birthdays honored at the Stout home for Mr. Stout and Arthur Coldwell. Guests included Roy Taylor and the Deihm and Tussing couples. Other events featured Payette visits by the Grimes and Tussing families, a large birthday gathering at the Nokes home, a house warming at Huntington residence, and an Embroidery Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Thomas with guests and a light luncheon. The Gorman family visited Linck home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Stout
Mr. Stout
Arthur Coldwell
Roy Taylor
Otto Deihm
SuniWay
Cary Tussing
A. Grimes
Henry Tussing
Payette
C. O. Grimes
B. P. Nokes
BE. A, Linck
Community Church Announcements And Grange Event
The C E of the M E church will host the school faculty and senior class next Thursday at Epworth Hall with Mary Kinnison Mrs Sherman Mrs C Wright and Walde Colweil on the arrangements. Baptists plan corner stone laying Saturday at 3 PM for their new church. Mothers Day observed at M E and Brethren churches with addresses and programs. Grange meets Friday May 23 with a flower fruit voting contest and refreshments. Morning sermon at M E is The Price of Comradeship and evening Before the Battle inviting all, especially youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
M. E. Church
Epworth Hall
Mary Kinnison
Evrey
Fruitland
M. E
Church of the Brethren
Gillian
Brethren Church
J. Kenepp
Grange
Fruitland School Notes and Commencement Preview
Proftland High School expects ten graduates this year with Edith Wells Esther Ruswel Kath Whealdon Mae Meyer Hidith Bromstrom Merle Hollenbeck Clarence Ficken Lester Branthoever Waldo Homan and Henry Bromstrom in the class. Commencement is May 28 at the M E church, Promotion Day May 29, and a new sixth grade teacher Eleanor Rogers was elected. Baseball game Friday pitted business men against the school nine ending in a tie. Various campus events, readings by Martha Robinson, algebra lessons for eighth grade, and a treat for exam finishers highlighted the week. Painters work on local homes while Jack Frost rumors grow with optimism for a good fruit crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proftland High School
Edith Wells
Esther Ruswel
Kath Whealdon
Mae Meyer
Hidith Bromstrom
Merle Hollenbeck
Clarence
Ficken
Lester Branthoever
Waldo
Homan
Henry Bromstrom
M. E. Church
Mise Eleanor Rogers
Fruitland
Ray Russel
Frank Randa
C. H. Sargent
H . Robinson
Prof. Charles
E. A. Stegner
Deal
B. Lackey
J. C. Himler
Hart
Grant Williams
Arthur Colwell
Charles
Bis
Mildred Stellman
New Plymouth
Martha Robinson
Siz
J. O. Scritchfield
Grant Fisher
Grant Gardner
Velva Grimes
Jessie Talbot
Grant
Payette Idaho Sunday game ban ordinance amended
Ordinance No 231 by Smith amends an earlier Payette city rule prohibiting ball and football games on Sundays within city limits. Violations incur fines from ten to one hundred dollars and possible confinement. exceptions apply to specific district portions. The measure includes reassertion of conflicting ordinances and requires publication in the official newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Idaho
City of
Nina
Range Eire
Boise Meridian
Oregon Short Tine Railway Company
Fruit Yields Fall After Frost Hit Apple Orchards
Injury to apple crops noted as frost damage affects fruit set in the Amée orchards. Growers reflect that some varieties cannot bear heavy yields in two consecutive years, explaining the shortage after last year’s bumper crop.
Warning Notice on Fishing and Hunting Licenses
The state Game Department enforces licenses for fishing and hunting with annual expirations on April 1. Exemptions apply to women, children under 12, and Civil War veterans. 1913 violators face fines. resident licenses cost one dollar. Licenses for Fruitland and community are sold at Fruitland Department Store and H. E. Robinson. John A. Harader, Deputy State Game Warden, signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game Department
Fruitland
Fruitland Department Store
H E. Robinson
John A. Harader
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fruitland Department
J. Fl. Spainhower
A. Kaessner
C. K. Huntington's
Grover McGee
C. B. Spathhower
San Diego
Cal
J. H. Spainhower
C. L. Edgecomb
Oregon Nav, Steamship Co
Vig A. Edgecomb
EBW
Madison
Berkeley
Sherman
Twin Falls
Bik Berry
Jin
Sind
Mt. Home
Ida Jarvis
Leah Biggs
Middleton
Viola
Anna Bingsman
Nellie Burnett
L. Charles
Knightson
Belle Brannon
Spokane
Frank
C. M. Williams
Ethel Giesler
Moss
Clinton Reep
Mra
Less Hall
Fulks Store
Ed. Strohbein
Jo Bruning
K. of P
Hugo Enenbach
Driggs
Payette Valley
L. B. Griffith
McKellen
Hill Cottage
Frank Zielar
Mr. Ewing
Margaret Deppe
Salt Lake
Swank
O'tenner
Hazel Case
Alice Chapin
L. G. Prestel
Nampa
E. A. Blair
Horton Thebo
Baby
Letha
Peter Johnson
Friendship News Notes
Stillwell
Harry Taylor
Elsie Biffle
Whitley Bottom
Washoe
Coons
Ben Grove
Hubert Kutch
Midvale
Durkee
Mr. Baird
Albert Bracewell
W. A. Balkwell
Beneripe
Mildred Blayden
Malcolm Hezeltine
Wm. Yost
Payette Heights
J. A Bates
Chas
R. 8. Rutch
Bert McConnel
Ruth
Rowena
Alma Crowther
Friendship Ladies Aid
Byron Brown
Robert Smith
M. Hurst
Gentry Walker
Valley View
J. D. Walker
Society Notes
H. G. Shank
Earl Cotton
Smith Bros
Mr. Chapman
C.H. Sargent
Sarah Burnetts
Fruitland Bank
Jack Frost
Hat
Smith
Attest
Martin O, Luther
Payette Valley Railroad
Giesler Bros
Payette Cold Storage
Payette Cold Storage Co
OPERA
R. B. Mitchell
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