Miss Effie Henderson Hosts Charming Country Party
Miss Effie Henderson entertained guests at her country home last Friday evening with games and music. The event ended with light refreshments. Attending were Misses Lillian Johnson, Laverne Tarish, Marie Bradley, Lucile Wynn, George Winslet, Cecil Glen, Clifford Byce, Ralph Hall, and Wenneth Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Henderson
Lillian Johnson
Laverne ‘Tarish
Marie_ ‘Bradley
Lucile Wynn
George
Winslet
Cecil
Glen
Clifford Byce
Ralph Hall
Wenneth Henderson
Fragmentary OCR Notes Point to Unclear Names
The readable fragments mention uncertain names and phrases amid garbled text, offering little concrete context or event details. No identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations can be confirmed from the legible portions.
Shamrock Club Meeting At Mrs Davis Home
The Shamrock club will meet at the home of Mrs Fred Davis next Thursday afternoon. A very interesting program has been planned for the day.
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Davis
Shamrock Club
Fred Davis
Honor Miss Diffendarfer Dinner and Theater Party
Miss Opal Billington delightful entertained last Thursday evening honoring Miss Diffendarfer with a dinner and theater party. The guest list included Mrs. Wanda Harter, Miss Rose Murray, Miss Lencella Benoit and Miss Barbara McShea.
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Miss Diffendarfer
Opal Billington
Diffendarfer
Wanda Harter
Rose, Murray
Lencella Benoit
Barbara McShea
Red Cross chapter seeks more women hours and help
Mrs H E Deiis secretary of the Twin Falls Red Cross reports a letter urging all women with 800 hours in Red Cross work to sign and confirm their continued service. The chapter notes a 2400 hour quota remains for women and that knitting for French and Belgian relief still needs completion. Since armistice, volunteer turnout has declined, and headquarters asks members to assist in finishing knitted goods.
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H. E., Deiis
Twin Falls
The
Red Cross
Red ‘Cross
Boys Send Home Many Souvenirs to Chronicle Readers
Packages arrive from former Company PD boys before they sailed home. S M Boone of The Chronicle Job department received a box containing a diary with illustrations, a pocket kodak image, a souveneir from Verdun, an alphell pottery tobacco jar, and coins from France and Germany dated 1914. The notes say boxes have been arriving regularly as troops clear out before leaving.
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S. M. Boone
The
Chronicle Job ‘Department
Kodak
Verdun
Tobaco
Jaime
66Th Headquarters
Tips for using fresh vegetables at family meals
Advice for the June bride on choosing seasonal produce and pairing vegetables with meat. Fresh in-season vegetables are cheapest and tastiest, most keep their flavor when grown in season. Recommends one new green vegetable with meat, such as peas or string beans, to enhance dinner. The typical meal relies on potatoes and a few others, with limited variety.
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Cain
Hungary Faces New Military Actions After Ultimatum
Berlin June 14 The ultimatum expiration triggers immediate action with en tente begun. Vienna reports French troops reach Pressburg and Paris dispatch notes Clemenceau warned Hungary to stop attacks on Czecho-Slovak forces or face extreme allied measures. France refuses to negotiate with Bolshevik Hungarian leaders.
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Berlin
Copenhagen
Associated Press
Entente
Neue Friese Presse
Vienna
Pressburg
Hungary
Paris
Clemenceau
M. Clemenceau
Demanding Reply Sought Within 48 Hours Assistance
A formal request demanded a reply within 48 hours. The notice emphasizes urgency and requires timely communication. No further action details are provided in the readable fragments.
Notice of Writ of Attachment Issued in Idaho Case
In Twin Falls Idaho on June 11 1919 a writ of attachment was issued in the district court action EF A Johansen v H J Sellers attaching the defendant's property for 646 80. Clerk Co C Siggins signs the document with deputy C L Bowen and attorney H C Mills represents the plaintiff.
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District Court
Fourth Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Twin Falls County
EF. A. Johansen
H. J. Sellers
C. Siggins
C. L. Bowen
H. C. Mills
Plaintiff
Twin Falls
Pal Moore to Europe in 20 round London bout
Pal Moore, bantamweight, and his manager Nate Lewis of Chicago, sailed from New York for England. He is set to meet English flyweight champion Jimmy Wilde in London on July 17 in a 20 round bout with a 116 pound limit.
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New York
Pal Moore
Nate ‘Lewis
Chicago
England
Moore
Jimmy Wilde
London
The Tango Foot Craze Grips New York Nightlife
New York reports a fresh dance craze, The Tanglefoot, sweeping Broadway crowds. The playful routine, sparked by a discarded bun and a lamppost mishap, spreads through time worn clubs as spectators watch dancers imitate the tangled steps.
Fancher Suit Against Ami Over Sheep Loss Verdict
In the case of J. e. Fancher et al against Peter Ami the plaintiff sought 630 dollars for the destruction of Ami sheep. A jury returned a verdict of 831 dollars in the plaintiff’s favor. Having already paid 60 dollars, the defendant owed 33 dollars of the verdict.
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J. E. Fancher
Peter Ami
Ami
Note Case on Hearing in Johns v Linn
A jury of eight was chosen at 4 o clock yesterday to try the suit of Mitchell Johns against Mr and Mrs Linn over payment on a note. Evidence was introduced last evening.
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Mitchell Johns
J. C. Linn
Court to rule on nonstockholder water rights in Twin Falls canal
United States district court at Boise will decide if nonstockholders may apply for and use waste water in the Twin Falls canal irrigating system. Judge W A Babcock transferred the Twin Walls Canal Company suit against the Damman family and others to federal court after defendants claimed citizenship and a dispute over a $3000 matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Boise
Twin Itralls Canal
W. A. Babcock
Twin Walls Canal Company
Frank B. Damman
Mary Alice Damman
Edwin Damman
Warren G. Swendsen
Commissioner of Reclamation
Melissa Fairchild
Federal District Court
Petiion
Finois
Dammans
Mary Alicé Damman
Canal Company
Coulee
Buhl
Dammany
Stipulated Verdict in Duffield vs Onhwein Reaches Agreement
In the case of F. M. Duffield against Joseph Onhwein a stipulation was entered yesterday the defense agreeing to pay 1312.40 dollars and costs in full settled claim.
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F. M. Duffield
Joseph Onhwein
Suit of Lienberger vs. Smith Continued for the Term
The case of A. B. Lienberger versus W. S. Smith was continued yesterday for the term.
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Lienberger
W. S. Smith
Boyle and Towne case dismissed at plaintiff’s cost
The suit of J. H. Boyle and Company versus F. M. Towne was yesterday dismissed at the plaintiff’s costs.
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J. H. Boyle and Company
F. M. Towne
Suit filed yesterday in Carey State Bank v J A Moward
A legal filing was recorded yesterday in the case Carey State Bank versus J A Moward. The action concerns a financial dispute, with the court docket listing the parties and the date of filing. Details of claims or remedies are not disclosed in the brief item.
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The
Carey State Bank
J. A. Moward
Lane Arrest Returns From Boise With Deputy Huffman
Deputy Sheriff George Huffman returned yesterday from Boise with Ronald Lane who was arrested in the state capital on charges tied to a theft of $10. Lane was taken into custody after investigations connected to the incident, and Huffman delivered him to local authorities for further proceedings.
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Ronald Lane
George Huffman
Boise
Lane
Jail on Booze Charge for Second Offense Plea
Bert Kelso a Black man was arraigned yesterday before W. A. Babcock and pleaded guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor as a second offense. He was arrested August 8 with 13 pints of whiskey in his possession.
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Bert Kelso
Eee
W. A. Babcock
Angi '8
Chinese Language Paper Printed in Paris News China Readers
In Paris at the peace congress Chinese workers in France receive news via a weekly Chinese language paper printed in Mandarin by the YMCA. It is the first unofficial Mandarin newspaper, aimed at about 150,000,000 readers, with a weekly paid circulation around 2,000.
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Paris
France
M. C.A
China
Elegant white frock with blue accents for tea events
For afternoon tea parties and semi formal evenings a simple frock of white handkerchief linen features a round yoke a check embroidered design in French blue cotton and quaint peasant tucker undersleeves in white organdie Finished with blue bows and a wide white blue shaded hat with fruit trimmings this costume presents a charming effect.
Navy Officers Restrict DoLtisne Ve Phrase Across Citations
A clipped, fragmented OCR item notes Navy officers ban a phrase and restrict references. The text references dress costs and space allocations near EnS, with mention of a secretary and traveling credit constraints in a muddled context.
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Ens
Trips Mr and Mrs Spending Week in Walls
Mr and Mrs are reported as spending the week in Walls with a focus on local visits and leisure activities. The fragment notes their travel and residence details, highlighting a brief stay in the town without additional context or dates.
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Mr. and Are
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