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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
7
Residents share visits from Portand and Caldwell families while planning Children’s Day activities. Pleasant Ridge and Grange Ladies Aid host meetings. Caldwell High School graduation draws attendees. Various locals attend church functions, dinners, and social gatherings, with travel to Boise and Emmett noted.
Miss Ruth Whitmarsh returned home in Town after teaching at Central Covs. Sart Mecullah called at Shia more's Sunday. Homer Young's brother Mr W In Kingsbury planned California travel spending a few days with the Youngs. The family spent Sunday at Notus with the lannahs. Mrs. Guy Rhodes and Miss Istaline Rhodes visited Mrs. Boyle Whit tle. Friends of Mrs. Clemes Tandy from the county will be interested in the illness of Mrs. Clem en Lisady. Homer Young visiting her mother.
Leo Smith visited Wieninela WW Farley af Parr on Sunday with Oscar Catleure and Irving Mingman. Mr and Mrs CT Leichhart and sons visited relatives in Moise Monoy re J E Carton. The group spent the winter in Exner, serving the F F Pry hove. Additional mentions record travels and visits by several locals.
Rev Brubaker preached in the school house on Sunday evening. Miss Marie Olson left for home in Nampa. Emmett visitors stay with O v and Hyde. Canyon County community meeting planned for June 4 at Boise Valley church. Sunday school vote passed to continue. Local projects and summer school plans referenced with multiple residents and families noted.
Mrs L A Wells and her daughter left Trendy for Wichita to spend the summer. Miss Matilda Haworth, visiting relatives in Idaho, for ten days in Portland. Miss Theodora Danbar and Willard L Williams wed at the Daw home near Greenleaf with Anne Settle officiating. After the ceremony, the couple left for Lake Taayette as several Friends attended the church meeting.
Clarence claims their people came from Ireland and Terrence denies any talk of action or origin. The exchange centers on brogue and ancestral roots, highlighting tension over heritage.
A damaged OCR passage appears to reference names and items but is too garbled to identify a coherent event or entities. No clear people organizations places dates or outcomes are recoverable from the fragment.
The document appears as a corrupted summons referencing a defendant and multiple scattered locations and case details. It mentions an alias summons, a court or county system, and various unreadable names and places, with no coherent action or outcome discernible from the readable fragments.
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