Graduation Week Reflections At Local High School
Seniors face the end of school days with mixed feelings as commencement week unfolds. The class participates in sermons, a play titled The Charm School, and Friday night graduation in the high school auditorium. The commencement speaker is President Wm. Boone of the College of Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chist
Vernon E. Mall
Pantey
Methodist Church
Mise Sanders
Wm. 2
Boone
College of Idaho
Anderson
Frederick Arthur Arment
Hotlines
Blbert Barton
Mildred Irene Beckman
Elmer Alexander Beckman
Verner William Brown
Hildred Jamita Brubaker
Fern Leoline Burns
Harry Raymond Clark
James Melvin Coulter
Winifred Grace Crane
Clarence Leo Cuahman
Charlotte May Daniel
Joseph Clair Dayton
Martha Myfanwy DeWitt
Joseph Merwin Diederickson
Leona Helen Equals
Edward Walter Farnham
Marty Lonide Field
Eugene Arnold Gorton
Fern Harris
Nancy Welby Hogue
Frank Herbert Hutchinson
Robert Dail Jowell
Robert Markham Lee
Robert Arthur Lockhart
Fay Ruby Lowe
Leah Ealth Martin
Jasper Ray Mathis
Olive Lorene Mauylding
Charles Coet MecKamey
Leona Pearl Morris
Ora
Frank Pence
Katherine Frances Pieri
Mina Marie Pine
John Howard Raby
Prudence Matilda Roe
Alta May Roe
Lela Rather Rogers
Margaret Carol Sanger
Harry Clifford Searson
Violet Maize Shawhan
Frederic Pickering Shearer
James Edward Lurber
Ruth Genevieve Wainwright
Victora
Dorothy May Watts
Laura Nell Wilson
Della Beatrice Zeiger
Walt Lenore
Emmett Payette Ball Game Move To Payette Sunday
The Emmett at Payette ball game slated for Sunday the 17th will be played in Payette due to no games at Welser or Ontario that day. Sheriff Jefferis left Tuesday morning for New York City with Walter J. Kent, a man held for ten days for mental derangement. Kent appeared with papers linking him to Kent Adjustment Co. of Pittsburgh, was taken to John Fill ranch, then put in charge by Sheriff Jefferis. Funds were sent to return him to his New York home.
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Emmett
Payette
Welser
Ontario
Jefferis
New York City
Walter J. Kent
Kent
Kent Adjustment Co
Pittsburg
John Fill
L. M. Lyon
Mr. Hill
Sherrie Jefferis
New York
Soran
O'Malia
Rhodes
Wi Te
Stewart
Rhowdes
Howsing
Ontari
Stockton
F Chapman
Hayes
Siren
Heialn
Newhill
Halla
Houstag
Clemo
Barton
Campinas
Oregon
Bramette
Boise
Oumer Payette Boy Weds in Seattle
A May 10 wedding at the Braman home in Seattle united Miss Helen H. Braman and G. A. Bulmer of Tacoma. The reception followed with Acacia house boys and Payette ties attending. The Payette County Band announced a concert next May 17 at the Post Office Square weather permitting.
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Seattle
Francis N. Braman
15Th Avenue
Wash
Helen H. Braman
G. A. Bulmer
Tacoma
Payette
Earl Keller
Acacia House Boys
University of Washington
Ted Driscoll
Payette County
Inman Funderburke Are Wedded in Terre Haute
Roy Funderburke and Miss Edna Inman were married this afternoon in Terre Haute Indiana. The bride has worked at the Central Mit nois Public Service Company in Taylorville for two years. Both plan an extended honeymoon in June visiting Payette Idaho and the bride’s mother.
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Roy Funderburke
Edna Inman
Central Mitnois Public Service Company
Terre Haute
Ind
Taylorville
Mabel Stokes
Payette
Idaho
Punderburke
Forman
Taylorville Courier
Golden Rule Day Picnic Draws About 1000 Children
Central school ground buzzed with 1000 children and parents as Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts ran games and served dinner. Palate of ice cream and cake followed by a trip to the theater filled the day. Prizes for seventh and eighth graders went to Bess Louise Hagz and others. special honors awarded to Thelma Dunn and Little Miss Hare.
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Guinea
Aparts
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Payette
Flems
Bess Louise Hagz
Eileen Gilmore
Commiendab
Jurielnean
Thelma Dunn
Lelia
Little Miss Hare
Thackers Home From Califorknia Return
S. D. Thacker and wife returned from Los Angeles California after a six to eight point stay. They faced little duty but many irritations yet were not detained. Thacker calls stamping out hoof and mouth disease in California a strenuous effort and urges cooperation and strict treatment for those who refuse.
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S. D. Thacker
Los Angeles
Calif
Thacker
Califor
Wayman Williams Plans Visit to Payette Friends
Wayman Williams of Canyon City Colorado writes his parents Mr and Mrs A V Williams that he and Mrs Williams expect to visit friends in Payette at the end of the month. He remains a teacher in Canyon schools with three years tenure and a substantial salary raise for the next year. This homegrown Payette High School alumnus is said to be doing well.
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Wayman Williams
Canyon City
Colorado
A.V. Williams
Williams
Payette
Wayman
Ganyon
Shower and Maypole fete at Airs. Martin wedding
May Day event described with a bridal shower for Mrs. Arthur Martin formerly Miss Hermine Casberg of Payette. Decor featured spring flowers and a maypole. Guests enjoyed punch, lunch, and well wishes. Portia Club expresses appreciation for Apple Blossom Festival support and county cooperation.
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F. Riedeling
Athur Martin
Misa Hermine Casberg
Payette
Ping
E. Theiberhausen
Portia Club
Win
Frultingd
New Plymouth
Portia
FL Hog
Black Canyon Dam Dedication Ceremony Recalls Landmark Irrigation Project
An 1920s crowd attended the Black Canyon Dam dedication highlighting the structure as keystone to the Emmett Irrigation District plan. The report details dam specs, construction costs, materials used, manpower, and the project’s role in diverting sagebrush line to irrigation towns Caldwell Parma New Plymouth, with a payroll and camp amenities noted.
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Inyon Dam
Ian Commercial Lab
Wie Payette County
J. W. Abdrens
Wes
MeGovernor Baldon
Commission
C. C Fors
Ty Eorne Ridge
Moore
Pecl
Conti Caldwell
Parma
New Plymouth
Recla
Sde
Beekeeping Enterprise Sets Up Shop in Payette Box on Sidewalk
A swarm of bees arrived in Payette on Wednesday afternoon and, after being gathered, settled in a box outside the Palumbo Fruit Co office with F. Stamey guiding the move. The friendly insects drew a crowd as they found a new home. The Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion will meet Monday at noon on May 19 at Mrs Walter L. Johnston’s home on 10th Street.
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Payette
F. Stamey
Palumbo, Fruit Co
Ione New Home
Womens Auxiliary of the
Amorican Legion
Walter L. Johnston
10Th Street
High School Faces Loss of Key Courses Over Funds
A county school board votes to drop Domestic Science Manual Training and Commercial courses due to a property valuation drop and smaller levy. Citizens meet and back restoring music and art, urging a four mill tax to fund all, with a May 24 vote on the levy. The group emphasizes preserving the high school’s current standing and student welfare.
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Board of County Commissioners
Peas In Idaho Canning Co Case Draw Interest
The Enterprise samples Seven Devils canned peas from Idaho Canning Co and deems the product satisfactory for local patrons. It praises supporting local industry and notes the peas are selling well.
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Idaho Canning Co
Gondé
Spends Mother's Day With Mother
Ed Shelworth and family motored to Boise Sunday to spend Mother’s Day with his parents. It is noted he seldom misses the occasion, and many would be glad of the opportunity now. They were accompanied by Ed’s brother Will and family from Weiser.
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Ed Shelworth
Boise
Mr. Shelworth
Mother
Will
Weiser
The Highest Praise From The Author
Harold Bell Wright declares a film adaptation of his novel as faithful, praising the on screen characters and the depicted Arizona setting. Critics hail it as the best ever, with Wright asserting the film mirrors his story.
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Arizona
Harold Bell Wright
Emara
Laundry convention trip to Esmett in southwestern Idaho
Arthur Walter Charney Johnston and Till Powell of the Payette Steam Laundry will drive to Esmett Sunday to attend a Southwestern Idaho laundrymen convention. The event aims to be educational with attendees from the laundry trade learning about the latest improved methods and business practices.
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Arthur
Walter and
Charney Johnston
Till Powell
Payette
Esmett
Mhe
Idaho
Johnston Brothers
Black Canyon Dam Feature in Emmett Index Edition
The Emmett Index released a splendid issue on the Black Canyon dam with valuable information and several illustrations. It covers construction details, project history, and surrounding countryside in an educational, readable feature worth reading.
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Emmett
Black Canyon
Gas Explosion Destroys Orrell Building on Main Street
A rear room gasoline vapor in the Orrell building housing the City Pressery and W E Loughrey Barber Shop exploded about 7 PM, wrecking the front partition and a window. Three men, Beamguard, Masenheimer, and Ciancer, were trapped but released. no serious injuries. Fire department arrived within 90 seconds, extinguishing the blaze as clothing and property burned. The incident, linked to a previously burning upper room, caused about 1500 dollars in damage, fully covered by insurance.
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Orrell
Main Street
City Pressery
W. E. Loughrey
Beamguard
Vernon Masenheimer
Ted Ciancer
Beameuard
Junior Senior Recitation May 10 at Hish School Gym
The Junior class held a May 10 reception in the high school gym with red and white decor. Tables held red tulips and white rama ton flowers, with guests seated by place cards. Speakers Ash ley Post, Loretta Byers, Kath erine Penes, and Albert Goodwin presided while Fern Brubaker presented a cane to the junior president. Dancing by Radio followed lunch and thanks were given to sponsors and patrons.
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Hish
Ashley Posst
Cecil Mallen
Mr. Adame
Frederic Shawhan
Loretta Byers
Kather Penes
Loretta
Katherine
Harry Sanger
Fern Brubaker
Albert Goodwin
Pederson Purniture Co
Payetty
Scarth
Margaret Runion Hospitalized With Appendicitis
Margaret Runion was suddenly taken ill Wednesday evening with appendicitis. Treatment is being given to avoid surgery if possible. She had been ill for some time and deteriorated last night. For sale piano and violins both good. Box No. Ontario, Oregon.
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Margaret Runion
Piano
Vietrols
Ontario
Oregon
Fire destroys Chevrolet sedan on River Street
A Chevrolet sedan owned by George Biskeey was wrecked by fire at 3:00 AM on River Street. Believed caused by a short in the electric wiring, the blaze also damaged the car when it was briefly driven earlier by Mr. Blakney and finally extinguished with road dust. The vehicle, nearly new, represented a heavy loss to Blakney.
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George Biskeey
River Street
Blakney
Caravan to Lewiston Sees Last Minute Cancellations
McCarroll, president of the chamber of commerce, and couples including Mr and Mrs Wu Maui and Mr and Mrs Geo Alth lead a Sept auto caravan to Lewiston. A number planned to go but various last minute circumstances prevented many participants from traveling.
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McCarroll
Chamber of Commerce
Wu Maui
Geo. Althhough
Donald Hast
Vv. G. Earp
Lewiston
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Postponed
The Payette Chamber of Commerce meeting is postponed to the first Friday in June due to BrATALING exercises and members away on Memorial duties. The president and several others are unable to attend.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Payette Chamber of Commerce
Purst Fish Story Reported By Local Group
John Tolman, Dr D Cochran and their wives claim a successful fishing trip beyond Trensted Orewon. They say no fish were landed but describe catching a few trout fins. Dr Avey returned from Hot Lake improved after a shoulder operation revealed a loose bone.
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John Tolman
D. &. Cochran
Trensted Orewon
Avey
Hot Lake
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