New Plymouth News mentions visitors and events across town
Mr Strong Sr and Mrs Strong plan a Saturday departure for Garfield Idaho to spend months visiting relatives. Henry Epling arrived from Lewiston to visit his son Dan who moved here from Nebraska. The Ida-Ore Light & Power company erected tall poles near the sub station where the railroad grade crosses. A wedding is planned for Jane 21 at Congregational church for Edward Culver and Earl W Phetterplace. Memorial services will be held in Congregational and Baptist churches next Sunday. May 30 features the Plymouth Brass Band first musical concert with a full program and admission 25 cents for children and 35 cents for adults. The Park View club plans a June supper. Several residents traveled to Caldwell Boise and Nampa for various reasons. Shoshone and Payette ball teams will play the Fourth of July. Messages about diphtheria reach Nellie Hinchuff at Albion. را
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Strong
Garfield
Idaho
Henry Epling
Lewiston
Jane
Edwar
Culver
Earl W. Phetterplace
Miss Pearl Wachter
Boise
Pearl
Nebraska
New York
Will
Fred Jewell
Boration
Irl Lynch
Cornet
Frank Beamra
Rubynith
J. Siebert Taylor—Bana
Fthel Ensign
FP. Cross
Schottische
C. L. Barnhouse
Frank Beamgard
H. Mason
Park View Club
A. Meyer
Nampa
Dr. Drysdale
P. Monroe
French
Caldwell
Graham Davie
New Plymouth
Stevens
Harry Aden
Emmett
C. A. Strong
Kansas
Nellie Hinchuff
Albion
Little Willow Greek Visits and Local Goings On
Miss Tena Syme visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Syme and Mr and Mrs Ray Chatfield return home after time with Mrs Chatfield's parents in Payette. Local residents attend graduations, visits, and outings across Payette Welser and Eastside school events with neighbors and families noted.
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Tena Syme
John Syme
Ray Chatfield
W. KR. Shimp
Welser
Howard Murphy
Shimp
Payette
Evelyn
Alda Skippen
Wilburn
Ed. Ness
Baby
Eastside
Nelson
Gissel
Mise Petersen
Patton
Skippen
Hart
Lower Payette Valley social and sports notes
Community event at Mr and Mrs E F Lattig honoring Geo Lattig on his 79th birthday features a package swap, dancing, and refreshments. Crystal baseball team beats Washoe. locals visit relatives in Parma and Weiser. several residents enjoy Sunday dinners and visits. minor local travels and examinations noted.
Important Election Promises Canyon Bridges Bond Vote
The Canyon county election on June 14 will decide bonds to fund construction of the New Plymouth and Fruitland bridges over the Payette river. The piece urges a large vote in favor, arguing progress depends on such improvements and urging unity for regional growth.
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Canyon County
New Plymouth
Fruitland
Payette River
Canyon County Ould
Payette
Burg
Caldwell Daily News
Compact and simple in construction for small craft
The design emphasizes a short wheel base for tight turns and ease of handling. It prioritizes economical fuel use and efficient water consumption, offering a practical balance of simplicity and performance for compact vessels.
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Tion
Donsor
Caroline
VanBuakir
Nellie Miller
Beatrice Boehmer
Brade
G. Fay Sutton
Daisy Roberts
Clara Culler
Ream Merc. CO
Clara
Eve
Plymouth Brass Band
Evening Shadows
K. L. King
T. H. Gil
Bate
Ind
Lis
Middle West
Payette Valley Real Estate Agency
A. 8
Soule, Trens
A. E.wood
Mer. J
Hynne-Benaud Granite CO
LaCrosse, Wis
JL. Griffith
Mgr
Little Willow
Lower Payette Valley
E. F. Lattig
Geo. Lattig
Henry Reimersle
Pine Valley
Ore
Thorp
Arcadia
Oregon
Fritchman
Littlegrace McLaughlin
Crystal Baseball Boys
Washoe
Washoeltes
C. G. Sprong
D, L
Dean Painter & Paperhanger Ask Conovers
John Deere
Moss Mercantile Co
Giesler Bros
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