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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1920

Page

6

Bonus talk stirs Idaho Legion units to favor land aid

Members of Twin Falls post hear from northern Idaho acquaintances that interest grows in land and cash bonus options for veterans. Coeur d Alene and Kootenai posts back a flexible measure offering cash, land, or home aid. Dwight Leeper and James Evenden named delegates to the state convention April 7–9.

Twin Falls The American Legion Idaho Kootenai Walene Coeur d'Alene Dwight Leeper James Evenden Coeur d’Alene Leeper

Blue Triangle members hear talks on vocation

At a regular Blue Triangle club meeting on Wednesday evening five talks on professions for women were given. Dr. Crossland spoke after Rita Osborn opened with a piano solo, and the program continued with further insights into career paths for women.

Blue Triangle Blue Triangle Club Crossland Rita Osborn

War Risk Insurance Men Urged to Keep Identification Cards

Former service men who have received cards from the bureau of War Risk Insurance should retain them. The local Red Cross reports many cards are being returned. The department plans to issue every holder an identification card with name and insurance number for quick reference and to confirm insurance numbers in communications with the bureau and for identification in sickness or accident.

Bureau of War Risk Insurance Red Cross

Dal RR Delegates to State Convention

Six delegates from the local TD. A. FR. chapter depart today for the state convention in Gooding. Named delegates include Mrs. Kennedy Packard Mrs. A. B. Norton Mrs. John i. Ault Mrs. C. S. Holderman Mrs. Ducker and Mrs. Sweet. See Snaps on Pages Advy.

TD. A. FR Gooding Kennedy Packard A. B. Norton John i. Ault 5. Holderman Ducker Sweet

Local clubs host gatherings and weddings in Twin Falls

The Country Woman's club met at Mrs. Frank Howsman's home with fifteen members and five guests. Miss Jenie Johnson and Mr Percy Hite wed at the German Lutheran church. The 16. Y. P. O. held a church social at the Baptist church with a program and refreshments. Mrs. E. O. McVicars hosts a tea for Mrs. Johnny Graham who recently arrived in Twin Falls. The Episcopal World met at Mrs. Ray Coles to discuss a waffle breakfast. The Twentieth Century club plans a card party March 27 at the Guildhall to fund a club house. The Thursday Luncheon club met at Mrs. EF. Z. Ostrander's to play bridge and plan meetings biweekly.

Country Woman's Club Frank Howsman Mesdames Karl Pitchey M. P. Kenworthy Wart Bauru Mary Is. Hamilton Constance Watson Jenie Johnson Percy Hite Gihring Ray Coles The Twentieth Century Club Guildhall Pwin Falls EF. Z. Ostrander Bridge

County Home Demonstrator Busy Week Schedule

Twin Falls county farm bureau agent Miss Ladwig has led dress form and millinery demonstrations over the past days. The program continues Monday at Mrs Shaub in Cedar Draw and Tuesday at Mrs Vogel’s home with millinery instruction, then Friday she travels to Curry to assist in farm bureau organization efforts.

Morningside Club Mdna Ladwig Twin Falls County Farm Bureau Miss Ladwig

Garbaugh and Atkinson Sued Over Loan and Note

C F Garbaugh sues B M Atkinson over a 36 loan and a note for 120 due November 16 1919. The suit seeks judgment for the loan unpaid balance and costs. An advertisement for life insurance urges estate protection against inheritance tax.

Garbaugh Atkinson C. F. ‘Garbaugh B. M

Wallace Post Delegates Vote Against Bonus

Delegates from the Wallace American Legion post will represent the unit and vote against the proposed bonus. The action outlines the post's stance and upcoming internal proceedings within the organization.

Wallace Wallace American Legion Post

Vot ing Against Bonous for Former Servicemen Discussed

Word from Twin Falls reports residents in Walliee post voting in the state convention against granting a bonus to former service men for now. A post meeting thoroughly debated the issue and a committee was formed to draft resolutions outlining the post stance.

Nibley Channel Lumber Wins Judgment Over Laundry

The Nibley Channel Lumber company received a probate court judgment of 134 dollars against Pwin Balls Steam Laundry on Wednesday. The suit sought 162.36 dollars as the remaining balance for coal and lumber furnished to the laundry firm.

Nibley Channel Lumber Company Pwin Balls Steam Laundry

Root given permit to build 14 by 22 structure

A. Root has permission to construct a 14 by 22 structure on four block PH Ter race Park addition. The estimated cost is $300.

A. Root Terrace Park

Masons Meet and Initiate at Local Lodge

Masons gathered at the Masonic bath last night where Commandery Judge Miasons presided. Several candidates underwent initiation work in the Red Cross orders amid formal procedures at the lodge.

Miasons Masonic Red Cross

Catholic Woman's League Hosts Musical Program

The Catholic Woman's league met with Mrs. M. C. Putnam for an afternoon session. A musical program followed the business meeting featuring piano solos by Agnes Stronk, selections from Il Trovatore and On to Plattsburg, and Robinson's Fairies' Dream among others.

Catholic Woman's League M.C. Putnam Il Trovatore Plattsburg Agnes Stronk Renchardt Robinson

Portrait painter Lippincott dies in New York

William Harrison Lippincott, a widely known portrait and scenic painter, died yesterday in New York. He was born in Philadelphia and became renowned for his portraits and landscapes.

Williem Harrison Lippincott Ile Philadelphia

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