Death claims C B Compton former Payette mayor
Charles B. Compton prominent business leader and former Payette mayor died at his home after a short illness. The service was held at the family residence with Masonic honors and burial followed in Morris Hill cemetery Boise. Survived by his wife Frances and four children Vera, Cecil, Charles Jr., and Dorothy.
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Charles B. Compton
Payette
Csta
Compton
M. D. Reed
Presbyterian Church
Boise
Morrie Hil
Charles B. Crampton
Elmira
New York
Minden
Neb
Qurtis
Frances B. Bowen
Hastings
Vera B. Davis
Cecil M. Dunn
Charles B. Compton, Jr
Dorothy Compton
Mrs. Stephen Clanton Dies at Payette
The death of Mrs. Stephen Clanton at Payette removes a devout wife and mother after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at the Christian church with Rev. John Kendrick Ballou delivering the discourse, burial at Riverside Cemetery. She leaves husband Stephen Clanton and six children, with a wide circle of friends mourning the loss. Elizabeth Ann Farson born near Truro Madison County, Iowa, joined the Christian faith early, married to Stephen Clanton in 187?. survived by six children and extensive community ties. Electrical Prosperity Week features Portia Club events promoting electrical cooking demonstrations, teas, and specials. District Agricultural notes announce Washoe County Farm Bureau meeting, seed potato listings, and a donation to Payette High School agricultural and domestic science departments.
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Stephen Clanton
John Kendrick Ballou
Riverside Cemetery
Elizabeth Aon Farson
John and
Wesley
Della Biglow
Bertha Johnson
Mary Cumberland
Violet Stormer
Payette
Washoe
McCall
Te Canyon County Farm Bureau Association
Community Hall
Payette Mills
Quiet church wedding for Zoe Dunn and Don Numbers
Miss Zoe Dunn daughter of Mr and Mrs G Dunn Payette became the bride of Dr Don Numbers Parma Idaho at St James Episcopal Church The ceremony was performed by Rev Thomas Ashworth Afterward the couple left for Parma where Numbers practices His Boise origins are noted The item also references local holiday bazaar plans and nearby business changes with minimal readable details.
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Zoe Dunn
G. Dunn
Payette
Don Numbers
Parma
Idaho
St. James Episcopal Church
Thomas Ashworth
Numbers
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Payette High School Football Team Season Recap and Banquet
Payette High School closes its football season with a 187 to 66 scoring margin over nine opponents and a banquet where captains and players receive letters and diplomas. Captain Reiger and Frank Goodwin star, with strong lines from Forbes Latz Brundage Anderson and Picke.
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Brundage
Maule
Patch
Reiger
Rough
Loughrey
Albert
Lattig
Goodwin
Bean
Forbes
Shamberger
Byram
Coblentz
Ficke
Anderson
Japan
Fleli
Baker
Caliwell
Payette
Aach Goodwin
Frank Goodwin
Tom Reiger
Allert
Tourbrey
Bie
Latz
Picke
Hort
Emmett
Ontario
Twees Dy
Rough Home
Turner
Carl Jacobsen
Tweedy
Berger
Pateh
Migs
Marjorie Albert
Death of James Patton Pioneer of Payette Valley
James Patton, one of the valley’s early pioneers, died Monday at Scott Stuart’s home Falks Store at age 77. A resident for over fifty years, he earlier raised stock and was a well known figure in the district. The funeral is set for Friday at 1 pm, with burial in the old Stuart burying grounds.
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James Patton
Pay“tte Valley
Scott Stuart
Falks
Secion
Old
Stuart Burying Grounds
Bond Election on $8000 Water Works Upgrade December 12
Voters will decide on issuing municipal bonds totaling $8000 to finance waterworks improvements. The appeal cites heavy taxpayer support and urges participation, noting the city’s water system inadequacy and the council’s responsibility in fund disbursement. Electors must be city taxpayers who voted in the last election and reside in or be transferred to the same ward.
National Christian Citizenship Celebration Planned by Reform Group
The National Reform Association announces a National Christian Citizenship celebration with speakers from across the United States. Central ceremonies are to be held in Pittsburgh starting December, featuring leaders such as Frank J. Cannon Lily Loveland Shepard Vernon J. Davieson and others in a broader push for Christian leadership and prohibition advocacy.
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Piusuurei
Marion Dieud
Pasar
Payette Presbyterian Church
Baye Bite
Vay Opeblius
Ingtra
United State
Portland
Oregon
Lew
Greatey
Sieautiin
Tae Chang
Plisbukehy
Sandsone
Frank J
Cannon
Denver
Mre
Lily Loveland Shepard
Lake City
Tish
Hon
Vernom J
Davieson
Independente
Boston
Mass
Prohibitior Usket
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McGiinchey
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Miss Stokes
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Los
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Albert White
Chase
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Cascade
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Long Valley
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Advheyad
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Mpethige City
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