High School Notes on Community Ties and Plays
A school community report highlights the close bonds with local Rotary efforts, student enrollment progress, and a college-themed play performed at the Baugh Theatre. It details Arbor Day programs, upcoming Triangular Debates, and student speakers, with praise for Miss Amatead’s casting and Iva Silva’s singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riah
Walla Walla
Rotary Club
Baugh
Misa
Jimmy
Sandy
Iva Silva
Williams
Florence Milteros
Flaine Clower
Alicander
Shorhone
de Gooding
Jerome
Mina Keller
Mise Gungerson
Tek Serpa
Beatrice Mills
Supt
Wannon
Misa Silva
Lincoln County Track and Field Meet Details
Lincoln County plans a track and field meet at Pelt on April 30 with participation from all schools. Boys and girls are to compete in age based classes with events including sprints, relays, jumps, throws, and distance runs. Trophies will be awarded. contestants must be over 14 for certain events and adhere to clean sportsmanship standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Jerome
Rybody
Clase
Cians
Magic Reservoir Weekly Report Summary 1921
Magic Reservoir reports for the week ending April 14 1921 show a mean inflow of 391 inches of water and storage at 1 185 acre feet. Watermaster CH Chapman notes weather service data from Honolulu with snowfall and rainfall, total water content at 1.03 inches and 15.8 percent as of April 18, 1921, compared with 1920 figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nec
Chapman
Hialiay
Richfield Notes Amid Weddings Deaths and Local News
Mrs. Robert McMahon and family returned to Twin Falls after a week with relatives in Richfield Emma Kunkel came home from Boisse where she had surgery at St Alphonsus hospital. Mrs. Bert Monroe died at Shoshone Hospital leaving husband and two children to mourn. A wedding united Ava McMahon and William Barnes at the McMahon home with Rev. Bartlett presiding. Guests included McMahon and Garlock families among others. Arbor Day observed with trees planted and a Women’s Club program. Baby girl born to Dr. Bloom and wife. Local lodge members attended the annual meeting in Buhl. Twin Falls High pep and commercial contest preparations noted with students training for the Twin Falls event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McMahon
Little
Twin Falla
Richfield
Emma Kunkel
Boiss
St Alphonsus Hospital
Bert Monroe
Dit Hospital
Shoshone
Monroe Caves
Mary McMahon
Rev. Bartlett
Ava Lucille Garlock
Nelce
The
Nidé
Trusman McMahon
Garreck
Gooding
A. J. McMahon
Mary
Verna
Delno McMahon
C. F. Borden
Bert Bowler
Stoshons Hey
Bartlett
Brisk
Margaret Johnson
Journal entrusts ladies study club with next issue editing
Next week the Journal will be in charge of the ladies of the Study Club. They will have full editorial charge of the paper and will receive the advertising returns from the four extra pages to be run that issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Study Club
Pleasant Surprises Mark Small Town Celebrations
Social notes recount a seventh birthday surprise for Mrs. Dave Mitchell hosted by 20 neighbors with games and cake. Neighborhood dinners at Peck schoolhouse and visits to local schools bond families, with Grange Hall lectures and musical programs planned. Community residents attend water meeting in Richfeld. a local election prompts school board changes. Delivery of items includes Alice Franklin relocating, Mrs. J. H. Scott returning home, and several families mentioned in daily life updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Mitchell
Peck School
Jones School
A. R. Coons
Walla Walla
Washington
Mra. F
Frankin
Grange Hall
Emma Drake
Dietrich J i. S
Inneas
Richfeld
Alice Franklin
Gooding
Sam Malicott
J. H. Scott
Amos, Franklin
Silva
Tony Inne
Altho
Daisy
Doarda
Membes
Library Birthday Party at Shoshone Library
The Shoshone Study Club hosted a library birthday party last Thursday drawing about seventy five attendees. Guests enjoyed cake and punch while volunteers accepted cash gifts totaling 65.37 including 14.50 from town jars and 25.87 from library visitors plus 25.00 from the Study Chair. twenty one books were donated including The Last Days of Pompeii and several other titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lbrary
Nina Newman
Marguerite Newman
Elale Schwager
Martha Mori
Ethel Rocauler
Pompeii
Dietrich Items Show Local Society and Health News
Blues beat Reds in a school contest with the losers hosting a feast on Friday April 29. Ansel Carnegie and N W Line are ill with spotted fever or related disorders. Doris Frees welcomed a daughter. Mrs Mate Er returned from Twin Falls after eye treatment. D D Bickstt left Shoshone Hospital for a Tuesday Dietrich visit. Mrs Claspill treated for spotted fever. Hurley Grewell seeks Portland sanitarium care. WCTU met at Ed Miller home. Dietrich residents attend Richfield meeting. Idaho Irrigation move to shut off water to make Dietrich driest of dry places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Szehool
Blues
Misa Towne
Reds
Doris Aletha Frees
Dietrich
Claspill
Shoshone
Hurley Grewell
Sanitarium
Portland
Treament
Blackman
Parma
Ed Miller
Richfield
Idaho Irrigation Company
Suse
Kimama items missing details from local events
Local item notes medical visits and travel among residents. Dr. Adams treated Roy Gordon after an Owings injury and visits to Shoshone. R. S. Hite appears for business. Several residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Dawley, Rupert, the Rugh family, Ross Borden, Mr. Anderson and Mrs. Burnie, travel to Shoshone or nearby towns. Adolph Moldenhauer plans to Poca to join a signal gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Adams
Paul
Roy Gordon
Owings
Dr.Adams
Kite
Godon
Shoshone
R. S. Hite
Tualness
Fortune
Mr. Dawley
Rupert
Ava Paine
Rugh
Ross Borden
Mr. Anderson
Bolee Munday
Leah Burnie
Burnside
Adolph Moldenhauer
Pocatillo
Signal Gang
Suit Filed Over Water Contract by M. L. Wehrly
M L Wehrly through attorney Henry J E Ahrens filed suit against Idaho Irrigation Company to recover payments made on a water contract and improvements on land including taxes and expenses. The contract was excluded from the Idaho Irrigation System by Judge Dietrich's summer decree, a ruling that would affect other similar tracts if Wehrly prevails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Wehrly
Henry J. E. Ahrens
Idaho Irrigation Company
Webrley le
Dietrich
Farmer's Protective League
Wehrly
Judge Dietrich
Telephone notes and local visits and upcoming bazaar
Traveling auditor Mr Larkin of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co visited the office. Mrs P C Filer and her husband drove to Richfield Sunday, joining Mr and Mrs L C Jensen. Exchange manager Mr Beatty inspected and planned installing new telephones. War Mothers announce a bazaar and cooked food sale May 14 at A T McMahon's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin
Mountain States Telephone and “Telegraph Co
P. C. Filer
Richfield
L. C. Jensen
Beatty
A. T. McMahon
Shoshone Steam Laundry Opens Under Sander Davis
The Shoshone Steam Laundry opens under management of C. A. Sander and J. Davis as Sander Davis. The firm spent three weeks overhauling machinery and adding new parts. They seek public support and guarantee satisfactory work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Sander
J. Davis
Sander
Delos Lodge Knights Invite to Annual Ball
The Delos Lodge Knights of Pythias invites members to their annual ball at the lodge hall on Friday night April 22. The note promises complete entertainment with the lodge’s hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delos Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Shoshone Club to Host Glenn's Ferry and King Hill Games
The Shoshone club will play Glenn's Ferry on the Shoshone grounds next Sunday. Game will be called at three o'clock. The following Sunday they will play King Hill at Shoshoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn's Ferry
Swill
King Hill
Shoshoe
American Legion Launches Idaho Drive for 10000 Members
The Idaho American Legion plans a statewide campaign from May 8 for one week to boost membership from about 5000 to 10000. A 45 member committee led by Max H. Gibbons will organize house to house canvassing, with ministers asked to discuss the Legion in sermons and a speakers bureau in schools and theaters. An organizer from national HQ will assist for a month, and Governor Davin may issue a May proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Idaho Department of the American Legion
Veterana Organization
Idaho Department
Max H. Gibbons
Caldwell
Gibbons
Idaho
Davin
American Legion
Boise
Study Club Luncheon and Year-end Meeting Announced
The Study Club schedules a luncheon at the E P Hart on April 28, an annual extra special for members. Members are asked to contribute to the after dinner program hour. The club will close its year with a May 12 business meeting detailing next year’s program and urging member attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Study Club
E.P. Hart
Dietrich Grange Notes Hold Spring Meeting
Dietrich Grange met in regular session on Friday April 15 with a business discussion on gardening. A visiting committee reported several members ill. Two membership applications were received. The next meeting is planned for May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrich Grange
Hukt
Sound the Charge Speech Inspires businessmen to fight retreat
The Iola Kansas Register quotes a wartime drum beat metaphor urging towns and business leaders to reject retreat. It urges bold action, advertising support, and constant effort to stimulate growth, energy, and public improvements despite hard times. It frames perseverance as the path to revival and victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fife
Resale Value Becomes Key for Auto Purchasers
A historical note on buyers seeking durable, value retaining cars. The public now favors sturdy construction and long life over novelty. With war inflation fading, Americans value economy, reliability, and resale potential, with emphasis on steady design and materials for lasting service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steworth
Demain
Tiyer
Notice to Subscribers on Paper Price Reduction
An 1931 notice informs subscribers that print paper costs have fallen and that the Journal will reduce its subscription price starting May 1, 1931 from two dollars per year. The message explains a new rate reflecting the lowered paper cost and the need to adjust charges accordingly.
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Lon
Magic Reservoir Reports
Buh
Chlp
Doleg Joden
Comorvial
Iest
Miss Gunderson
Woills
Sfands
Twin Falls
George Haddock
Muriel Landsborough
Leona Ritter
Puplile
Aee
Twin Falln
K. P. Mask
BACL
Base Ball News
China
America
Moe Dolar
American Committee For China
Nuame
Addrese
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