Dietrich Dietrich Notes On Local Elections And News
Dietrich notes report election of Mrs. J E Houston and Mrs I Towne to the school board, and new arrivals such as Clarence Anderson and Bertha Patterson’s Salt Lake City wedding. District life covers school yard work, library update, May Dox Dance, and local business moves including Morrison farm lease transfer to O E Borden. Also mentions road surfacing, Apperson ownership, and medical practice opening in Shoshone.
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Muchnterest
Elttens
Dietrich
N. W. Line
BF. Snodgrass
J. E. Houston
Iram H. Towne
P. W. Zimmerman
Mr. Zimmerman
Clarence M. Anderson
Bertha Leona Patterson
Salt Lake City
William T. Patterson
Addison Ty Smith
Fret Te. Feed
Idaho Hoternation Aaseeition
Maho Reclamation Association
Salt Lake
Idaho
Washington
Congress
Ben Creater
Treasury
Smith- Fletcher
U.S .Reclamation Service
Dietrich Young Peoples Society April 25 1920 Meeting
Dietrich group reports strong Sunday services with 40 plus attendees and praise for pastor Mr Officier. Miss Irene Wilson leads. Announcement of choir practice, new songbooks, and Arbor Day program noted. Junior Prom a success, May fete rescheduled, and track meet planned for Shoshone with community support urged.
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Irene Wilson
Officier
Dietrich
Interchurch Conference ends with strong turnout and praise
A northern region Interchurch Conference held at the M E Church drew forty one delegates with broad support for church growth. Sessions featured devotionals, lectures on evangelism and a vibrant youth meeting at the Baptist Church resulting in many youths pledging to life service. The closing program at the M B K Church included lectures, music and benediction.
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Interchurch Conference
M. E
Lord Jesus Christ
W. M. Ewing
Witley
Ewing
Randall
Rev
Willey
Mr. Randall
Baptist Church
Hertzog
M. BK
Teft
Dr. Shawan
Wood
Withrow
Fairfield
Dietrich
Pieabal
Ram Toro
Charan
Not So Dead as Reputed in Shoshone News
Neighbors debunk talk of Shoshone as a dead town as the Commercial Club’s financial committee raises over five hundred dollars in a single motion. The same day the Aviation and Track Meet committee gathers about forty dollars for publicity, creating a lively push in a town once deemed a corpse.
Proclamation Designates American Day May 1 1920 Idaho
Governor Davis proclaims May 1 1920 as American Day urging vigilance against radical agitation and announcing statewide observance. He designates Saturday after 3:30 p.m. for closure of business houses and public offices to focus on loyal citizenship and civic duty.
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United Tes
Idaho
I. D. W. Davis
Punto
Dietrich School Arbor Day Postponed to Monday
Bad weather forces Arbor Day activities at Dietrich School to be postponed from Friday to Monday April 5 1920 Students in all rooms participated with smaller children making flower bedecks and planting seeds under supervision of D W Davin Governor of Idaho and staff.
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Bottle
Stategram
Pho
D. W. Davin
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U. S
Wood River
Mr. Moroney
Dietrich Hotel
Florence Grenwell
Seattle
Charles H. Grant
Morrison
O. E. Borden
Borden
Samuel Brotaman
Murphy Place
Zimmerman
A.C. Kershner
Gren
Florine Grewell
Des. Johnson and McCoy
Gooding
Chir P
Shoshone
Dietrich Young Peoples Society
McKaig
Coeur Malone
Itay McKaig
Non-partigen League
Hf. F. Samuel
Govenor
McKate
Frank R. Goodling
Atluses
Borns
Laue
Miss. Smith
J. BE. Wesson
T. H. Gooding Jr
Whitenack
Burley
Miss. Faris
Miss. Faria
Miss. Meaghan
Keénard Ryan
Joy Nobile
Commissioner of Education
Mable Randa
Mary McMahan
America
Scriool
Edward Ryan
Addison
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