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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1919
Page
1
Days pass as plans form for a luncheon to be served at a Twin Falls home. Mrs. A H Henderson will entertain the Blue Lakes Boulevard club at her residence next Friday.
Mr and Mrs William Taylor celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a Friday dinner assisted by Mrs Frank Cogswell. The table featured pink roses and guests included Mr and Mrs J R Barlow Mr and Mrs Frank Cogswell Mr and Mrs Ray Oliver Mr and Mrs William Mrs Amanda Taylor Mrs J Dayi and several young ladies and gentlemen.
The Pythians closed their grand convention yesterday morning with the installation of officers elected Thursday. Delegates departed by train last evening for home, adjourning after resolutions expressing thanks to local lodges and Twin Falls for hospitality. The 1920 Grand Temple meeting is slated for Kellogg.
Manila dispatch reports General Semenoff set to lead Mongolia as an independent state. American intelligence chief in Manila notes Barrows is accused by Japan of swaying the Mongolian independence drive. Romanoff counters that Semenoff was effectively dictator of Mongolia upon arrival.
John Hood of Pocatello is visiting his sisters Miss Katherine Hood and Miss Julia Hood for a few days.
In New York shops this summer parasols feature Japanese and Chinese inspired effects with flat tops domes and pagodas. Many are ribbed large and tipped with short handles, painted in Watteau or pompadour flower patterns through chiffon linings. Styles range from delicate to bold with lace trims and bric a brac detailing.
In Mount Clemens Michigan on June 20 the $1,000,000 libel suit by Henry Ford against the Chicago Daily Tribune returns to the core issue. Professor Jesse S Reeves testifies that Ford’s utterances quoted in a magazine reflect anarchist thought and cites writers like Godwin Tucker Tolstoy. Reeves quotes Ford phrases urging world citizenship, opposing war and military service, and criticizing soldiers and war costs.
Lt Col Olson, state engineer, visited Twin Falls to confer with W L Johnson, director of the Twin Falls highway district, about obtaining federal aid for post road improvements. Johnson expects to file the application immediately while Olson notes the government has approved all aid requests and usually decides in five weeks. Edna Ludwig and A J O'Reilly toured Filer and the Berger district yesterday.
Dr. D. P. Albee, visiting from Rock Creek, called at the farm bureau office yesterday to discuss local agricultural matters and community issues.
Ritter, a U S price fixer, becomes a member of the industrial board of the department of commerce and labor. The board will advise on prices the government will pay for principal commodities during the period of readjustment ahead.
National War Mothers at Idaho state session in Pocatello endorse Lane plan for soldiers as outlined in the Mondell bill. Resolutions passed will be sent to state congress representatives. Mrs. T. H. Irwin, Twin Falls president, reported on a successful gathering with representatives from twenty one counties. Idaho state also received its charter under national rulings during the meeting.
A fragmentary note recalls using Sage and Sulphur to darken gray hair. The aged remedy, once applied to keep hair dark and glossy, appears in a grandmotherly tip about restoring color and shine.
Morning session covered county organization with Cool and Pretty reading county quotas. Twin Falls was listed for instr? Biche with President Hosén, first vice J. W. Good, second vice Yates, secretary Mrs. John Hood. Idaho Falls chosen as next year’s state convention site. Pocatel lo assembly room filled for the meeting. Northern counties reported officers and efforts to organize them.
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