Baccalaureate and Graduation Week Activities Preview
After the senior class attended the Baccalaureate services at Baugh theater they left for Ketchum to spend the week in outdoor sports and prepare for Friday commencement. They will stay in Gooding summer homes with Mrs E G Gooding supervising. The prior program featured invocation hymn scripture reading prayer and sermon with music and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketchum
Baugh Theater
Gooding
E. G. Gooding
Hey
Ugh
Will
E. Clower
Will S. J. Umvill
R. S. Withrow
Rev
F. Clower
Local Happenings and Shoshone News Record
Local notes report Ted Fuller employed at the McFall hotel and several residents visiting Hailey Carey Pocatello Tikura Boise and Shoshone. Mildred Parks and Carey resident were married. teachers and seniors hosted a gathering. Numerous visitors from Ketchum Je me and Boise noted. Shrine visit mentioned and hospital trip for Paul Smock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Fuller
McFall Hotel
George Curtis
Buhl
Shoshone local guest and visitor notes mixed
A string of visits and social events from Shoshone to nearby towns includes Anna Bock in Glenns Ferry, Lafayette Skeen in Dietrich, John Badley on business at Magic Dam, Frank Mathis in Shoshone, Gus Leighman from Dietrich, Carl Sparks from Gooding, and Mrs. Pelton from Eden. Meetings, concerts, and social gatherings feature the Audelin Clark concert, altar society, and bridge afternoons. Graduation hats, a six week auto trip, and local school exams round out the region’s week observances.
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Mra
Anna Bock
Glenns Ferry
Lafayette Skeen
Dietrich
Shoshone
John Badley
Magic Dam
Frank Mathis
Gus Leighman
Carl Sparks
Gooding
I. L. Bhaer
Mrs. Pelton
Eden
Walter White
Jerome
Monte Horn
John Murdock
Eva Cash
Kimama
Audelin-Clark Concert Co
K. of P. Hall
Shepherd
Hailey
Frank Fryar
Stella Downs
Gem State Packing ‘Company
Bowler Reelected City Clerk in Village Meeting
At Tuesday’s village trustees session Bert Bowler was reelected city clerk and Paul Haddock was chosen as city attorney. Both have assumed office. The meeting handled only routine business beyond these actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Bowler
Paul 2
Haddock
Advertising Rush Skips Content This Week
Owing to heavy last minute advertising, extra page space was not available and a considerable matter of interest had to be left out this week. Readers are advised to check the advertising for bargains and offers.
Baugh Theatre Feature Haawaiian Dances and Sherlock Holmes
At the Baugh Theatre Saturday night Tucy Paka and her Hawaiians present Haawaiian dances and music as the feature with the film Sherlock Holmes starring John Barrymore. The plot follows Holmes through London underworld adventures and daring escapes in pursuit of master criminals.
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Tucy Paka
Sherlock Holmes
John Barrymore
America
London
Baker Street
Moriarty
Alice Faulkner
Father
Pop” Grout
Pop
Baume
New York
Ku Klux Klan Lecture Planned in Shoshone
Reverend L E Barger of Twin Falls announced a lecture on the aims and objects of the Ku Klux Klan at the K of P hall in Shoshone Tuesday evening, signaling active Klan involvement in the area.
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L. E. Barger
Twin Falls
Knights of Ku Klux Klan
Shoshone
K. of P. Hail
Water situation at Magic reservoir shows strong level
May 6 spillway overflow last year contrasts with this year’s 144 585 feet in Magic reservoir and 144 000 acre feet mag 1st. Despite large irrigation turnout, runoff is down about 100 000 acre feet versus last year. Precipitation to March 31 192? stands at 9.5 inches versus a 10.6 normal. Office estimates caution overuse. best crop prospects rely on careful water management.
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Magic Reservoir
Warren G. Swendsen
State Commissioner of Reclamation
J. Hatley
Mag
Office of
Garlock event at the Purnne residence during winter
Garlock of Gooding and Turner were involved in a noted incident at the Purnne residence during winter. The report mentions a party and subsequent actions, with unclear details and several garbled phrases. Further readable facts include a date fragment and references to a local location.
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le W. Garlock
Gooding
Mae Biymur
Bawlon
Turner
Time changes Sunday to Mountain Standard Time
The Idaho division and branches switch to Mountain standard time at 2:00 A M Pacific time Sunday May 13 1923. Clocks move ahead one hour to 3:00 A M MST and conductors engineers and telegraph offices align with the dispatcher times, with day offices to compare by May 18 1923.
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En ‘Tire Idaho
Andelin Clark Concert Captivates with Rare Bass Range
Willard Andelin, famed as the world’s deepest bass, shows an extraordinary range and modulation. Musical Courier notes only two basses have matched a low c in recent decades, and Andelin surpasses them by two tones. Arvilla Clark, a gifted pianiste, complements him with vivid personality and superb accompaniment enhancing the performance.
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Willard Andelin
Mr. Andelin
Musical Courier” of
New York
Carl Fisher
Myron Whitney
Amr
Arvilla Clark
Andelin
Miss Clark
Public Dance by Lodge Announces May Night Event
A local lodge schedules a public dance on Friday evening May 1. The Knights of Pythine are set to host the event with guests urged to attend and enjoy music and socializing in a community hall setting.
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Lodge
Pythine
Michelee
Shoshone High School Holds Largest Commencement
The Shoshone High School graduation exercises, the largest class yet, happen at Baugh theater Friday evening with eleven girls and five boys receiving diplomas. The program includes invocation by Rev. E F Clower, music, an address by Dr. A H Upham, diploma presentations by E A Rowler, and benediction by Rev. E B Clower. Names listed: Ira Ruth Alexander, Nancy Eleanor Anderson, Loyd V Crothers, Martha Jayne R Gooding, Thelma Blanche Gwin, George Boyd Haddock, Florence Helen Johnson, Charles T Tones, Melissa Merrill, Helen Beatrice Mills, Florence Louise Millsaps, Leona Eldora Ritter, William J Ryan, Norman Bernard Towne, Verna A Webb, Mary Louise Wernicke.
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Shoshone High School
Baugh Theater
E. F. Clower
A. H. Upham
University of Idaho
Borch
E. A. Rowler
Board of Education
Benediction
Clower
Ira Ruth Alexander
Nancy Eleanor Anderson
Loyd V. Crothers
Martha Jayne R. Gooding
Thelma Blanche Gwin
George Boyd Haddock
Florence Helen Johnson
Charles T. Tones
Melissa Merrill
Helen Beatrice Mills
Florence Louise Millsaps
Leona
Eldora Ritter
William J. Ryan
Norman Bernard Towne
Verna A. Webb
Mary Louise Wernicke
Richfield Notes On Local Happenings And Visits
Richfield notes report O C Burton employing about ten men on the job. Residents Shoshone and Boise trips highlight social and business visits. Mentions of sheep shearing, graduations, invitations, and a large two story barn construction. Miscellaneous travel, family visits, and minor community events noted.
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O. C. Burton Ie
Temel
R. W. Pridmore
A. G. Draper
Shoshone
James Lane
Tikura
Emma Kunkel
Dave Engle
Oregon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Delbert Gehrig
Roscoe Patrick
Perry Harris
Rodney
Carey
Chas. R. Waltere
Pocalo
W. H. Wright
John Badhey
Boise
Shrine
Paul Smock
Boise Hospital
Perry Hai
Mra. A! Sexton
Ada Brunk
Ae Mildred Parks
Ted Anderson
Mian
Alice Frank- Sere
Anderson
Deine Tor
Mies Feholfyern
Msh
Dave Ae
T Monroe
Sher Curtar Lath
Mae
Eder
Bealeunuer
Conny
Mule Lake
Soe
Laine
Ot Bigeye
OM Rani Sawn Bam
Charles Alig
Blanche Roberts
W. M. Fields
Rev. R
Withrow
Blackfoot
Audelin-Clark Concattat’ Koor P. Hall
A. N. Ashline
Altar Society
Ross Borden
Thomas Gooding
Bridge
Borden
George Falligan
Tira
Portland
Call‘grate
F. W. Sinclair Teaver
The
Amorione
Taplan
CMU Lea
Adler
Bowler
Gee
Lucky Guy
Pet
the Baugh Theatre
KU Klux Klan
Andelin-Clark
P'S
Richfield News
T. L McMahon
T. B. Brush
R. E. Mills
Shaw Place
W. S. Parkhurst
Richfield
George Schwaner
Priday
Mayisch
Hblih Eagle
Leite Biter
Piel Vinide Marie Boneuet
Bid Fintedar
Millard
Anthis
Haller Tate
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