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Newspaper

The Caldwell Tribune

Location

Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1923

Page

6

Local and Personal notices from Caldwell weekly

The Answal bank offering of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church will be observed Sunday, June 10 at 11 o'clock with two special services. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Miss Blanche Wentz, a former employee, has returned home for the summer. Various social notices include hats sale on June 9 and community visits among Caldwell residents. A marriage license was issued to A. L. Haney and Maude Trotter. Several residents visited Boise and responded to campus and church events. The Broad discussion includes a defense of Associated Press integrity and a call for church accountability in sensational reporting. A large list of local and out-of-town attendees at the College of Idaho commencement and Masonic events is noted.

Answal Bank Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Baine Mies Jeaneae Hatnse Sfars- Boyes Blanche Wentz Eestverion MFE Gilgen Saecher Ady J. B Garker Weelseathay Alewnerota City Caldwell Wolanion Aml J. M. Dixon Suneday Geo. Feeman Harry Roman Boise John None Isabele Portland Jane M. E. Gilgan Satchet Fred Hitchings Western Union of Salt Lake Hoffman & Heath A. L. Haney Maude Trotter Bart Udick Kathryn Boone Fred Greete Silver City Roy Hartenbower Bernece H. N. Hartenbower Ella Sutherland A. E. Sutton Martha el Paso Texas Leonard Botkin J. G. Conley Omaha Nebraska Guy Ingersoll Willard Paso Ingersoll M. A Boone Minnie Boone M. E. Gilgan Saechet Ade Edna Greete American Theatre The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Emma Hartkopf la Grande College of Idaho Frank Hartkopt Hartkopt Neal Nash Emmett Mr. Nash District Masonic Convention Frank Burroughs Burroughs Idaho Freemason Dan Banks Jas. Boone

Churches Must Learn Value of Papers in Gospel Work

The piece argues that churches should value newspapers and print media as tools for spreading the gospel. It reflects on past seven years of experience with press relations and cautions against suggesting that church-affiliated papers are controlled by large interests.

Daly City Woman Endorses Tanlac Treatment

Daly City resident Mrs Jennie Eisenburg of 145 Miriam St reports dramatic health recovery after Tanlac treatment. She describes improved appetite strength and weight gain, credits the remedy with restoring energy to perform housework, and endorses Tanlac as grand and effective. Tanlac sold by all good druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.

Jennie Eisenburg Miriam St Daly City California San Francisco

Inspiring talk features last of commencement

The article describes a commencement program at a Methodist church where seniors sat at the front facing the speaker and received diplomas. Medals for outstanding collegiate work were awarded to two class members by A. I. Myers, Exalted Ruler of the Elis lodge local. Seniors graduating include Florence Esteb of Seattle and Ralph.

Methodist Church A. I. Myers Elis Lodge Florence Esteb Seattle Ralph

College of Idaho Honors Two Graduates With Elks Medals

Frank Hartkopf and Brenice Wey mouth-Hornberg were named recipients of Elks Lodge medals for distinctive collegiate work during the College of Idaho commencement. Exalted Ruler A. I. Myers formalized the presentation as the exercises closed. Eligible students will have their names inscribed on tablets in College halls, with two names added each year. awards are based on faculty selections for scholarship, activity in student affairs, and overcoming disadvantages.

Frank Hartkopf Brenice Weymouth-Hornberg College of Idaho Elks Lodge Myers Manies

Record breaking plane equipped with Exide batteries

The Army monoplane T2 used by Lieutenants Oak G Kelly and John A Macready for a transcontinental flight carries an Exide Battery. The Fokker Co designed plane, with 76 foot wing span, 400 horsepower Liberty motor, 10 830 pounds gross weight, and 735 gallons of gas plus 25 gallons of water aboard, is cited by Exide’s T R Bocox.

Oak. G. Kelly John A. Macready Exide T. R. Bocox Fokker Fokker Co Amsterdam Holland

Daily Bible School Opens This Monday for Kids 5 to 14

The Daily Vacation Bible School starts at 9 a.m. Monday with sessions for children aged 5 to 14. No dress code or fee. Three weeks of morning programs from 9 to 11 45 with line up opening worship Bible memory music expressional work recess storytelling dramatization and a daily surprise period culminating in a closing hymn and flag salute.

Bible School

Huree Theatre Opens Friday After Short Closure

The Huree Theatre, closed since Monday, reopens Friday night with John Gilbert in The Madness of Youth. It will also be open Saturday afternoon and night, then Fridays and Saturdays thereafter. New staff assignments include Mrs Hoff as cashier, J George Barrett on organ, Ben Ross in charge of projection, and S. JE Howard as usher. The American Theatre remains open all week.

John Gilbert Hoff Huck~ba American Theatre J. George Barrett Ben Ross Raymond VanCleve JE. Howard Usher

Red Cross Delegation to Attend Boise Convention

A group from the local Red Cross executive board will travel to Boise Monday for a district Red Cross convention. Mrs. H. E. Robinson, executive secretary, will introduce a topic on Chapter Responsibility for Developing the Junior Red Cross. A feature will be an address by R Branson, division manager.

Red Cross Executive Board Boise Red Cross H. E. Robinson R Branson

JONTEEL Toiletry Line Promoted for Women

A local advertisement highlights JONTEEL facial products including face powder, cream, toilet water, extracts, manicure requisites, rouge, lipstick, brow pencil, and talcum. It promotes JONTEEL Combination Cream for softening and whitening skin and as a base for powder, and invites customers to view the new screw-cap jar. Faced with a description of softening and blending powders, the ad emphasizes the line as comprehensive and high quality at popular prices.

The Iron Trail railroad romance on stage and screen

Rex Beach adapts The Iron Trail as a grand Alaska railroad story showing survey to completion of a vast line. The film promises action from ice shed battles to a towering bridge under spring thaw, with romance and humor amid rugged construction. The American Theatre presents a rare entertainment event next Monday through Wednesday.

Rex Beach Alaska

Monday Luncheon Speaker on ANRC Program Developments

A Monday luncheon will feature a speaker discussing developments of the African National Red Cross program. The talk will cover organizational goals, regional progress, and current challenges facing Red Cross activities in Africa.

Water reserves rise by over 26 million acre feet

A U S R report issued Thursday shows the dam’s water volume on June 6 1922 at 129 000 227 acre feet rising to 155 000 303 acre feet this year, an increase of 26 000 076 acre feet, reflecting substantial gains in storage.

Riverside Social Notes and Local News Highlights

Riverside residents attended a Sunday ball game at Claytonia where Claytonia lost to Riverside 9 to 2. Loren D. Sheldon married Vibla Kramp at the Kramp home in New Plymouth, June 1. Mrs. Sheldon traveled from Clairmont, California to visit sons. Lela Hamby, a former Riverside teacher, is visiting the valley. Executive aid members met at the Selders home and committees were appointed. Orchard Inspector Gipson inspected orchards. second codling moth spray planned. The Macy home hosted C A Roberts and children Verla Marie Alice and Robert visiting. Sheldon and D. Sheldon attended the wedding event.

Ida Shorb Caldwell Anna Smith Riverside Claytonia Loren D. Sheldon Vibla Kramp Jacob Kramp New Plymouth Iaho Sheldon Clairmont California Lela Hamby Buhl Idaho J. E. Edwards Aid Selders

Jonathan Apples Fall From Blight in Canyon County

A week of cool, cloudy weather and heavy rains aided crops overall. Wheat and grasses progress well while corn remains slow. orchard fruits show promising yields. In Canyon County, Jonathan apples suffer blight and drop badly, though timely rains improve grazing and stock thrive.

Canyon County Jonathan

Kramp Sheldon wedding at New Plymouth on Friday

Maynard Kimmore and family Wilbur Watts and family of Star Mrs Sarah Elmore and daughter May Edna, graduate this year, were guests at the Willige Larrance home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Williams visited Greenleaf friends. Arthur Birch left for Star as his father with a broken leg was again taken to the Boise hospital.

Kramp Sheldon New Plymouth Maynard Kimmore Wilbur Watts Star Sarah Elmore May Edna Willige Larrance Wilbur Williams Greenleaf Arthur Birch Messane Boise Hospital

For Sale Seven Room House in Weymouth Area

For sale a seven room house with a garden house trees and a well kept lawn. Includes closing details and contact information missing from readable text. Potential buyers are invited to view and inquire at the Weymouth listing.

Clowe Weymouth

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