Red Ghogd Chain Parties Across Kingston and Bridge
Greater interest than ever surrounds these social affairs with the hostess choice guiding all parties. The Original Twelve, a lineup of prominent women, call for participants to join and be placed in their proper role. No Twelves reported this week. Eights and Fours listed with numerous names. Do not break the chain. Do not serve anything but coffee, tea, punch, cider or chocolate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Bridge
Meadames McGlinchey
A. B. Moss
McKinny
Hogue
Pease
Bennett
Muller
Xm. Holmes
Stoughton
W. AL. Farber
L. Pence
Former Payette Girl Stars In Local Moving Picture Play
Thursday night drew the Emma Thea theatre crowd for the first leading role of Alma Jacobsen, a former Payette resident now a movie actress. Friends praised her natural performance as the play’s star. Ble is rapid strides in moving picture work with offers from coast companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Payette
Alma Jacobsen
Wis
Ble
Knitting Committee Exhibition Set For November 25
The Knitting Committee plans an exhibition Saturday November 25 from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Electric Light Office. Finished knitted articles will be on display and the Sewing Committee will show items ready for shipment to the front. Public invited to view the work and sample hot biscuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Light
Methodist Church Services and Community Notes
Sunday School at 10 with public worship at 11. Evening service at 7 30 on Jesus Christ the Ideal Worker and Some Beneficial Results of the War. Prayer meetings Wed 7 50. Special study of the Book of John. Pastor H K Wallis invites all. Also noted want ads for ranch work, old horses, chiropractic services by Dr W B Sims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Jesus Christ the Ideal Worker
Epworth League
New Plymouth Drier Boosts Apple Industry in War Time
Agricultural notes from Portia Club announce a new apple-drying facility built by F. H. Hogue in New Plymouth. The machine sets speed records, processes hundreds of tons of apples, aiding growers and expanding the national food supply during the war. Also covered are farm loan plans, and a Portia Club meeting with talks on herbs and self culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Hogue
New Plymouth
Mr. Hogue
OES Back to the Farm Advertised Letter List
Rex Clark resigns after three years as head plumber at Mog’s Merc Co and moves to farm life on the L. C. Moore ranch at Big Willow Creek. He sold city property to Mr. Moore and will operate the ranch for a year. The Clark family moved to Payette, occupying Mrs. A Wells residence on Second Ave South. Darting every Saturday evening at Wood Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Clark
Mogs Merc, Co
Ake
L. C
Mare
Payette
Wells
Second Ave
WV. A.eed
Local notes reveal travel, gifts, and events in Idaho
Harry Kent drives a new Overland while shipments of books are awaited this week. Lester Purcell visits from Ontario, Red Cross knitting exhibition planned, and the Mary Pickford Library Benefit postponed. H D Snowberger installs a furnace at New Plymouth for a drier. Forecasts of more Red Cross apple picking as weather improves. Ontario visitors bring cars to Payette Modern Garage for repairs. Thanksgiving dance at Woodward's Hall on the 29th. Charley Dorothy and Claude Cartwright ship apples to Chicago via Denney and Co. F E Seeley attends Spokane Apple Show. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Rhoads visit Rigins, Idaho. Royal Neighbors meet at Mrs. Kirkendall’s home. Walter Watts transports household goods to Boise in eight hours. C A Hinkley returns from two weeks with parents. WANTED Durham cows or calves. Mrs. L M Francis returns to Boise from visit. Knitting Committee serves coffee and biscuits. Sterling Wells returns to Iowa. 12th trip in 16 years. Car shortage threatens fruit shippers and other industries. Boise Payette mills may shut down without cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Adams
Ontario
Payette
Woodward's Hall
H. Gregory
Coles
Woo and Spaulding
Charley Dorothy
Claude Cartwright
Chicago
Denney and Co
F. E
Seeley
Spokane
Walter Watts
Boise
W. A. Reed
C. A. Hinkley
Nampa
Mr. Hinkley
A. C. Hinkley
Durham
W. B. Gilmore
Wells Ranch
Iowa
Idaho
Mr. Wells
Burt Venable
Cascade News
Venable
Cascade
Valley County
Johnson
Hoover
Commercial Co
Enall Kodak
H. B. Golden
Woodward Hall
al. Wilson
Columbus
Ohio
Paul Kelley
Kelley
Ethel Cartwright
Thos
Ashworth
Bessie Lempley
M.C. A
C. H. Turner
J. W. Smead
Caldwell
W. A. Coughanour
Wood- Ward Hall
Cascade Valley News item mixes notices and ads
Local Cascade News details a mix of notices and advertisements including missing person inquiry for a woman about 22 years old with dark hair and eyes, plus farm and livestock sales, job ads, and Thanksgiving Ball announcements at Woodward Hall. The paper notes tax notices, community events, and preparations by local individuals and businesses.
Payette County Apples as a Publicity Plan
A community slogan Eat Apples is proposed to boost Payette County apple awareness. Advocates urge hotels and eateries to feature apples daily, include apples in dining cars, and decorate shop windows to attract visitors and generate free advertisement for local produce.
Thanksgiving Service Set by President and Governor
The article notes a day of Thanksgiving proclaimed for next Thursday. In Payson the gathering will be from 9 to 9, held at the new Church of God where brother Wallis will preach. Offerings location to be decided at the meeting, with a focus on gratitude for aids to Poland Serbia Armenia Syria Persia Belgium and the No Man’s Land renamed Every Man’s Land.
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Portia Club
Turner
Amusic Committee
Palmer
Kummer
Payette
Church of God House
Wallis
Poland
Serbia
Armenia
Syria
Persia
Belgium
John Findlay
Auto Stolen From New Plymouth Woman Garage
Mrs Walter Burke of New Plymouth reported her car stolen from her garage last Monday shortly after 7 pm. The vehicle was found two days later in an empty barn about three miles west of New Plymouth with no clue to the thief. Sheriff Hannigan led the police effort to locate the culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Burke
New Plymouth
Sherif Hannigan
Woodmen of the World Hold Regular Meeting and Feed
Last Thursday evening the Woodmen of the World held their regular meeting in Grangy Hall with talks by Field Deputy Jeffries and M. F. Albert. Afterward the lodge adjourned to an adjoining room for a big feed served by young ladies. wives and children attended as well. Y M C A notes report fundraiser totals and a burglary where money and items were stolen from the basement lockers, with doors found unlocked after hours.
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Woodmen of the World
Grangy Hall
Sovereism
Christian
Jeffries
M. F. Albert
Payette
Payette County
Fruitland
New Plymouth
TANGLEFOOT DRINKERS PLEAD GUILTY IN PAYETTE CASE
Last Saturday evening L Troxal and C Baldwin were arrested for drunkenness and disorderly conduct after heavy drinking. They pled guilty before Judge M O Luther and each fined 10 dollars plus costs. A sale of bridge plank from Payette river bridges will be held November 24 at 2:30 pm at H J Barnes place by order of Payette County Commissioners.
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L. Troxal
C. Baldwin
M. O. Luther
H. J. Barnes
Payette County
Payette River
Payette
C. W. Giesler
Reed Family Leaves Payette for Boise Job Move
W A Reed and family, longtime Payette residents on 2nd Avenue South, moved to Boise last Tuesday where Mr Reed now holds a good position. Neighbors regret their departure but wish them success in their new location. C H Flat arrived in Payette Saturday from Riverside California to oversee property interests and reports fine California climate. They are digging new potatoes, the second crop this year, plus lettuce, radishes and other garden vegetables.
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W. A. Reed
Payette
2Nd Avenue
Boise
Reed
C. H
Rivera
Calif
Wil
California
Church of God Service Schedule at Ninth Street
The Church of God at Ninth Street and Second Avenue lists Sunday School at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting on Wednesday at 7:20 p.m. N. H. Farnham is the pastor.
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Church OF God
Second Ave
Soldier Boy Letter From Camp Mills Encourages Keepsake News
A letter from Elwin Perry at Camp Mills New York reports the toys and boys are well yet letters from home are less frequent than they should be. It urges readers to write soon and to address letters to someone they know if they have no relative in camp, noting many may be away from home for the first time and a cheerful note is appreciated.
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U.S
Pacific Jeoast
Atlantic Coast
Axel Johnson
Anton Diederichsen
R. H. Woods
A. I. McClanahan
D. B. Coates
Elwin Perry
Camp Mills
New York
Weather summary for the week ending November 20
For week ending Nov 20 at 5 pm the highest temp was 55 on the 14th and the lowest 13 on the 20th. Mean 24. Precipitation total 0 with greatest in 24 hours 0. Clear days 4, partly cloudy 3, cloudy days 0. Prevailing wind direction south by southeast. Allen observer.
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S. E. F. Allen
Elk Barber Shop Opens In Coughanour Elk District
CHAS WALTERS announces the Elk Barber Shop is open to serve former friends and customers and welcomes new patrons to share in his service. Also notices seek dressed geese and ducks for sale, and dairy cows for sale. Government extends conversion privilege to Liberty Bond holders through May 15 1918. A bay gelding was taken up Oct 28 by C B Parugs two miles north of Fruitland.
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Elk
Coughanour Elk
Endeayor
Chas, Walters
First National Bank
Payette
Idaho
A.bay Gelding
C. B
Fruitiland
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RED Ghogd
H. K. Wallis
J. W. Miller
Route 1
Fruitland Exe
Nephi Purcell
W. B. Sims
Crighton Elk
Wm. T. Sherman W. R
Anniels. Triplew
Welser
Grand Army of the Republic
Thore
Stegal
Allen Seetle
Jno
F. Klingler
Warner
J. J. Sumpter
George Wilkie
Willie Williams
H. L. Guisinger
O. EB. Wright
A. W
B.T. Bowman
P. M
Oes
Wood Hall
Harry Kent
Lester Purcell
Red Cross
Mary Pickford Library
H. D. Snowberger
Burt Rhoads
Harry Clay
Rigins
Mr. Rhoads
Boise-Payette Company
Emmett
Barber
J. M. Reynolds
Clyde
Henry Sick
J. K. Vaught
Page
John H. Norris
Welser Weednes
U. P
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