Local and Personal News From Caldwell Area
Miss Selma Messick of Nampa visited Mrs. C J Shorb and returned home. A daughter was born Friday to Mr and Mrs J T Feowington of News oo Born. Mr and Mrs Howard Pennington welcomed a baby girl on June 2. Walter Zimmerman left Caldwell for a Portland business trip. Several residents attended a Payette ball game. A major operation left Mrs No W Palmer of Notua recovering. A marriage license was issued to George A Hammer and Mary M Papton of Huston. Several local births and visits noted, with community notices on hats cleaned by Troy Laundry. Voters in South Caldwell urged to register at Caldwell Dry Goods. Keith Miller fined for speeding. The Sandersons and family planned a Portland relocation.
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Selma Messick
Nampa
C. J. Shorb
J. T. Feowington
News
Howard Pennington
Not
No W. Palmer
Notua Ie
Caldwell Sanitarium
County Recorder
George A. Hammer
Mary
M. Papton
Huston
Ole Larson
Notus
W. ©. McGay
Wilder
Montgomerys Take Two-Week Oregon Vacation
Dr. and Mrs. G W Montgomery depart Sunday for a two weeks trip to Oregon. They will stay with Dr Landis in Portland visit Falls City Hopper and Salem relatives and return home.
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G. W. Montgomery
Oregon
Falls City
Ore
Portland
Richard P. Landis
Hopper
Salem
One Victim of Speed Tests Fined Five Dollars
C B McClellan was the sole victim in a Sunday surge for testing municipal speed regulations. He appeared Monday before Judge Earle Boyes and was fined five dollars. it was his first offense.
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B. McClellan
Earle Boyes
Entertains for Mother at Denver Street Home
Mrs. Stanley Kahn hosted ten friends Friday night to honor her mother Mrs. N. Bi Sebree visiting from Pasadena California. Sebree arrived a week ago to spend time with her daughter in Denver.
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Stanley Kahn
Denver Street
N. Bi Sebree
Sebree
Pasadena
Calif
Greenleaf couple wed in Greenleaf home wedding
Miss Theodora Dunbar and Wil Ford Williams, both of Greenleaf, were married Tuesday at 2 30 in the afternoon by Rev Wells at the bride’s parents’ home. After a few days at Smiths Ferry they will reside in Greenleaf with friends.
Caldwell Elks to Initiate Forty Emmett Candidates
About forty Emmett candidates for the Caldwell Elks lodge will be initiated at Emmett Thursday evening in initiatory ceremonies conducted by Caldwell under special dispensation at the Gem county seat. A large Caldwell Elk delegation will travel to Emmett to perform the work, followed by a dance and banquet after the services.
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Emmett
Caldwell Elks Lodge
Caldwell Lodge
Gem County
Caldwell Elks
University of Idaho to Commission Nine Students as Second Lieutenants
Justin Gowen of Caldwell and eight other University of Idaho students will be commissioned as second lieutenants in the Infantry Reserve Corps of the U S Army after completing four years in the university ROTC. Miss Dahone Gowen will graduate Wednesday with a Bachelor of Arts degree.
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Justin Gowen
J. B. Gowen
Caldwell
University of Idaho
Secon
Infantry Reserve Corps
United States Army
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Dahone Gowen
Fragmentary text with scattered names and notices
OCR like extract shows dialogues and garbled phrases about family, court or notices, plus scattered financial terms and bond references. The readable items include names such as Phyllis Clarice and Miguttis, a mention of a telephone director, and a list of bonds and dates tied to Caldwell with various typos.
Almost Relapses Near Smeed After Payette Loss
John Smeed, ill at home, nearly suffered a relapse Sunday upon Caldwell’s baseball defeat to Payette. He recovered by Monday and appeared about as before.
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John Smeed
Caldwell
Payette
Express Thanks At Memorial Day Services By W R C
The W R C at a regular meeting expressed thanks to donors of flowers automobiles and services that aided Memorial Day services. Special thanks to Camp Gre girls and to boys who released the doves. Past members appreciated the annual luncheon hosted by Mrs. Anderson.
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Anderson
Rooms Wanted for Visitors During OAL Encw in June 2022
Classified notice seeks spare rooms for two or three nights for visitors during the OAL Encw moment in June 2022. Please contact Mrs WL OAL McGee at phone 659.
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OAL
WL Oal McGee
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Chas
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Will Church
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Celis Shuce
This City
Salt Lake
Ladiga
Troy Laundry Jory Cleaning Co
Walter Zimmerman
First National
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F. £. Haigh
Harry Froman
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Noel Leavitt
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Fred Hartenbower
Mig Cupp
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J.T. Smith
J. A. Smith
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FM. Cole
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R. E. Kinney
Elmer
Huntington
Miay Octavia Gowen
William Gowen
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Miss Gowen
Slater
Daphan 1. Gowen
Jstin B. Gowen, Jr
Troy
Tetephone 250
Car
Georgette
Guess Hull
Mildred Alley
South Caldwell
E Vmning
Caldwell Dry Goods
Mra
Emma Madden
Et Farry Regan
East Hennipin State Bank of Minesapolis
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Bryan
Keith Miller
Farle Reyes
Harold Sanders
Merl
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Dad
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Clarice
Miguttis
Ingutro
Henery
Fanho
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Bate
New York
Taiy
Ube
Bain
Waldo
Honda
Diaceiet
Caldwait
Rae Iar
Daced
Calawer
H. D. Hanna
Gigray
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