Community Notes and Social Gatherings This Week
Local items report a neighborly week with dinners, club meetings, and visitors. Mrs Towlinson hosted a dinner Monday. the Xo and Sew Club met at Mrs L. n. n. The prizes for the first quarter were awarded, A L Fletcher won blue wells candles, and Mrs Lane received taper candies. Grande Robinson visited Fairfield with his family, returning Monday. National Temperance Day was observed Sunday evening at the M B L under the local W T U chapter with Rev Crowther delivering a sermon and junior choir songs performed. Dave Graves of Marley visited Tuesday. Next Women’s meeting will be at Mrs en Youngkin’s home on Saturday Jan 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neightore
Nila
Cueson Brown
Denilinson
Towlinson
Birthday Party for Hostess Elvanor Parson
A Sunday January 16 birthday party for Miss Elvanor Parson featured music and games. Guests included Josephine, Ethel Chrisman, Martha Good id Eleanor Anderson and hosts Edward Chrisman Rus Iker Monte Wernicke and Chat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvanor Parson
Turkey
the Mistes
Josephine
Ethel Chrisman
Martha Goodid
Eleanor Anderson
E Messrs
Edward Chrisman
Rus Iker
Monte Wernicke
Chat
Bridge entertainment honors Mrs Truman guest in Shoshone
E W Sinclair hosted a bridge event with six tables Thursday evening honoring Mrs Truman on an extended visit in Shoshone. Mrs non received the guest prize, Mrs Lundin claimed high score, and Mrs in Grosse secured the low score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Sinclair
Truman
Field
Non
Lundin
In Grosse
Jonal Committeeman Heads to Indianapolis
A fragmented report notes Sinclair Jett of the American Legion national committee traveling to Indianapolis for an upcoming meeting. Details are incomplete due to OCR corruption but indicate attendance by multiple committee members on a Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Jett
Narional Comnan
American Legion
Dietrich High School Notes Feature Local Basketball Games
Dietrich High notes discuss Bernard Towne joining the junior year, student absences, and ongoing semester exams. It describes Shoshone travel and the first games in the new gym with girls winning 4 to 3 and boys losing 1 to 19, naming lineups and players. Public reaction to school fashion and propriety is briefly mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Towne
Bernard
Mery Crist
Carol Borden
Grace Patterson
Eiris
Dows
Matson
Ida Matson
Abbie Matson
Carse Borden
Nellie Hughes
Leah Gunderson
Helen Fletcher
Myrtle Lange
Carl Gunderson
Alvin Lange
Sidney Edwards
Melvin Lange
Carroll Miller
Frank Brotaman
Leon Berrichoes
Bliss
IS PROUD OF HIS FARM Wm Towne of Dietrich
Wm Towne of Dietrich praises his farm and poultry venture He plans to copyright the farm name Pleasant View Single Comb White Leghorn Farm and has printed letterheads and envelopes He has engaged sale day old chicks to the limit of his machinery capacity and believes manufacturing a bushel of wheat into eggs yields more profit than shipping wheat to Chicago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm, Towne
Dietrich
Pleasant View
White Leghorn Farm
Towne
Chicago
Free Garden Seeds Distribution Announced
The Journal received a supply of garden seeds from the U S Department of Agriculture through Senator Frank R Gooding. The seeds are for free distribution to those who call for them. The supply is limited and distribution is on a first come first served basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Frank R. Gooding
Magic Reservoir Report for Week Ending January 1 1922
Inflow averaged 81 acre feet, total 69 591 acre feet for 1922 year. A tree fell by the Belle Vue by pass causing an ice jam that redirected water through the old river channel across the sinks, noted by watermaster S H Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Sinks
S. H. Chapman
Card of Thanks for Marion Elise’s Death
Card thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy and floral offerings at the death of Marion Elise. Mr. and Mrs. T H Gooding Jr. express gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laby
Marion Elise
T. H. Gooding, Jr
Study Club Meets With Music and Library Committees
The January 12 meeting featured music by ladies ensembles and a book review of The Rising Tide by Stoddard. Miss Mills presented the book review and Mrs Ed Gooding discussed American Folk Music and its future impact. The next meeting is set for January 26 with a program on National and State Laws Pertaining to women led by the legislative committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music and Library Committees
Paul Haddock
Chilrean
Miss Mills
Lathrop St.Eddard
Lange
Daffodils
Halil
Mesdames W. T
Ed. Gooding
Carrie Jacob Bond
J. W. Lunding
H. T. Burley
Help Needed Wearable Clothes Donated For Children
Urgent appeal for donated wearable garments such as dresses underwear stockings and coats to be repurposed for children. Drop off at the office or contact Mrs Hell Horne secretary of the American Air Cross to arrange pick up or delivery. Some readers claim postal delays affect timely delivery while subscribers note issues with accuracy of statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell Horne
The
American Air Cross
Lincoln Birthday Celebration by Lincoln County Republicans
The Lincoln County Republican Committee invites Republicans to attend a birthday celebration on February 1 with a banquet program. Applications for tickets to Mr. Filer must be received early as room capacity is limited. The cost is one dollar and proceeds support the event. Prominent speakers are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liscoln
Linceln
Filer
Republican County Committee
Fier
Pier
Death in Missouri News Drops Within Big Wood River
Stra Harrison learned of her mother's death in Missouri after months of illness. The Wood River Center Grange initiated four new members at a recent Saturday gathering and plans an members only party and dance this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood River
Stra Harrison
Missouri
Wood River Center
Tis
J. R. Serpa
Robert Nichol
Salt Lake
Ivan Terry
Darrah School
Burl Cheney
Adele Cheney
LaVern Burdet
Wilma Mitchell
Chalmer Martin
Terry
J. H. Scott
Frank Fryar
Shoshone
Earl Cheney
C. L. Baker
John ‘Itunter
Federal Mumn Loan Association
Jietrich
Curtis
Long Valley
S. W. Smith
Catfornia
Will Sunt
Ben Burgess
Ben Peele
N.S. Plano Fund
Death of Mrs Thomas Fay in Shoshone
Mrs. Thomas Fay died Friday evening after a fall at home in Shoshone. Funeral held Sunday at the Catholic church with full rites. She was born in Ireland March 17 1851 and came to America at age seven. Surviving children are Arthur Murray, James T. Fay, and Mrs Ed Holden. Her husband Thomas Fay also survives along with her brother Thomas Farrell and niece Mrs Anne Struman of Montpelier, Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoma Fay
Fay
Boeryeen
Mose
Furl
Thos, Lee Mary Farrell
Nober
Ireland
America
Boston
Mass
Arthur Murray
Oxnard
Calif
James T. Fay
Burley
Idaho
Ed, Holden
Hay Spur
Shoshone
Thomas Fay
Methodist Church Notes Preview and Upcoming Address Dates
Sunday school notes mention Epworth League preaching and officer elections for the coming year. January 30 features Brother Hansen with Shantung ties, and February 6 expects a visit from Bishop Charles Wesley Gurns in Helena Montana. A district conference is planned February 10 at 10:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Sgrric
Hansen
Shantung
Charles Wesley Gurns
Helena
Montana
Ww C T U Celebrate Anniversary Of National Prohibition
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union marked the anniversary of national prohibition with a community gathering. Rev J Ween and other speakers addressed attendees, recalling the era’s aims and the movement’s progress amid the era’s changes.
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Beger
RCL News
Jonal
Indianapolis
Benes Mens Club
Dietrich High School Notes
Magic Reservoir Report
Ncoln County
Lincoln
Duncan McDougel
Mra Prink Steckels
Howard Milke
King Hill
Criegde
Peck
Xcariot
Mee
Ain
Abwieimner
Dantes
Plese
Gery
Eno de
Anaringe
Anil
Bert
Methodist Church
Nenirusien
Wsl
T. C.D
J. Ween
Wanry
Adrigud
TBM
Ran
Mary
Fk Ned
Fk Ned [Righ Baerty Akal
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