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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1923
Page
3
Local residents share visits and travels across Emmett Huntington and Weiser. Families attend church events, celebrate birthdays, and ship 1922 apple crops while new crossroad work aids hill farmers. Tomato growing expands with several plots, and community meetings at Orchard Ave Grange include a weevil extermination talk and a May 29 gathering.
Fruitland hosts and Pays homage to birthdays in many dinners and visits. Highland families attend Sunday meals at various homes while others travel to pay respects or aid relatives. Local residents report typhoid fever, appendicitis, and hospital procedures, with births and weekend trips noted among the community.
Social club events and visits across Weiser Payette and surrounding areas feature the Oregon Trail Park opening in Welser, a farewell for Cary Du Boise, a Glee Club hike and theatre outing to Ontario, and local gatherings at homes of Nelson Currin Stirm Drinkwine and others. Pine Creek and schools host plays and picnics as residents visit family and friends.
Mr and Mrs C A Karst called at the Ira Culler home in Payette Sunday evening and visited with Mr and Mrs J A Judd of Long Beach California who arrived by wagon. Harold McKinney spent winter on the slope and left for Northern Idaho to summer with his uncle. Frank Carter of Minneapolis guests of Mr and Mrs C G Heslop this week. Leonard Lesler of Pendleton visiting with his father at the Johnson home was taken ill Tuesday of last week and remains in serious condition. Mrs John Bartshe went to Baker City to attend nurse training commencement with daughter Miss Jean Bartshe a graduate. Girls Cooking Club organized by state club held first meeting with local leader Mrs Friel Frost. John Tatterson visited Eugene Shay on Sunday. Miss Marie Howard of Bird Island and Minnie Matteson were guests of Miney Ruby and Velda Johnson. Mrs J Jensen and sons Kenneth and Vernon were guests of Mrs J F Conner. Mr and Mrs C C McVicker hosted Sunday dinner with Parental 2 Frost. Lou Peldishor and children Bobbie and Beatrice visited Henry Foldsher's parents. Mr and Mrs C A Karat and daughter Pyuline dined with Mr and Mrs Chas Ohrs of South Payette. Ma Brown visited cousin Keith Brown of Ontario.
Gertrude Boals visited Ethelyn Cornelian of Payette on Wednesday and Thursday. Local events include the Senior Class play in Payette and the Oregon Trail Park opening Saturday. Notices cover hospital, dinners, and community visits among families, with a creditors notice for Elisa A. Fulton Estate dated May 19, 1923.
A Chicago boy shows how radio lets him talk with peers in Iowa and beyond. The piece notes radio has shifted from a mere toy to a household fixture, predicting it will become a major civilizational influence and urging adults to engage with their children’s interest in radio.
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