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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1920

Page

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Masonic Club To Organize Tonight In Twin Falls

At a meeting in the Masonic Temple tonight at 7 30 Master Masons invited will hear progress on forming a Twin Falls Masonic club. Harry M Barratt from Salt Lake directed efforts. Permanent officers to be elected. Club planned for temporary downtown rooms with reading lounging and entertainment, baths and gym facilities, and libraries. It will join a national league of Masonic clubs.

Masonic Temple Twin Falls Harry M. Barratt Salt Lake National League of

Masons Begin Fund Drive for Club Despite Half Raised

A Masonic subscription indicates about half the needed funds for the club are already secured. An intensive canvass of Masonic members will be conducted after tonight's meeting to push the drive toward completion.

Local residents and visitors seen in Twin Falls yesterday

A variety of townspeople and visitors were noted in Twin Falls yesterday including A. J. Morse of Boise and Percy Beckstead of Downey on business. Mrs. H. Black and Mrs. C. L. Gentry were reported ill or visiting, while W. B. McCracken planned a move to Los Angeles and I. W. Kitson announced a Twin Falls home purchase.

A. J. Morse Boise Twin Falls H. Black Percy Beckstead Downey W. Bs. Shepherd Buhl Ray Logan Hazelton Liden Burley Hansen C. L. Gentry R. K. Bonham Chicago Denver Omaha Rochester Minn Bonham Idaho Frank Black Caldwell Harold Asbury Wills Walter Asbury James Blakely Filer Ee Johnson Murtaugh Marion Vium W. J. Young Eden Tod. Nash Mro George Bennett Twin Walls

Azwlt on Legion Post Dedicates New Building

A delegation of legionaires attended the dedication of the memorial hall at Diagelton. The building cost $10,000 and was witnessed by delegates from Wimberly and nearby posts. Festivities began in the afternoon and continued until early morning.

Diagelton Wimberly

Girls Social Session At Mrs Johnsons Home

Red and White girls gathered at Mrs Johnsons on Eighth avenue east Thursday night as guests of Ana Diller a senior Glass member. The evening included sewing music and dancing with pleasant refreshments.

Red and White

Clearing House Established in Twin Falls Banks

Representatives from four Twin Falls banks met to form a clearing house association. J G Bradley of Twin Falls Bank & Trust was named president and Jee Bracken of Idaho State Bank secretary treasurer. The system aims to streamline check clearing, with headquarters rotated among banks and expansion to county banks under consideration.

Bradley Bracken Twin Falls Clearing House Association J. G. Bradley Twin Falls Bank & Trust Company Jee Bracken Idaho State Bank

Farm Bureau Enlarges Picture of Shorthorn Club

A halftone sepia portrait 14 by 28 inches showing Twin Falls county Purebred Shorthorn club has been framed and is hanging in the office of A. J. O'Reilly, boys and girls club leader for Twin Falls.

Farm Bureau Shorthorn Twin Falls A. J. O'Reilly Twin

Blue Triangle Club Elects Nominations for Next Year

The Blue Triangle club cabinet met Thursday afternoon and nominated officers for next year. The election is set for the next regular meeting on Wednesday.

Blue Triangle Club

Club Officers Named By Cabinet In Final Year

A Wednesday evening meeting of the club announced officers chosen for the next term. President nominees include Viola Evans Dorothy Irwin Zuma Schenenberger Maurine Slifer and Pauline Thomas. Vice president candidates are Alma Baker Vera Brown Helen Honnold Lillian Lind and Helen Pomeroy. Secretary contenders are Irene Hall Hazel Heartfield Violet Holderman Hazel Ormsby and Mildren Son. Treasurer nominees are Florence Denton Dorothy Frost Lola McCracken Edna Parrott and Ruth Wheelon. A court filing by Consolidated Wagon and Machine company seeks damages up to 750 dollars and costs along with a restraint order. The dispute centers on property on Main Avenue North.

Viola Evans Dorothy Irwin Zuma Schenenberger Maurine Slifer Pauline Thomas Alma Baker Vera Brown Helen Honnold Lillian Lind Helen Pomeroy Irene Hall Hazel Heartfield Violet Holderman Hazel Ormsby Mildren Son Florence Denton Dorothy Frost Lola McCracken Edna Parrott Ruth Wheelon Consolidated Wagon and Machine Company Main Avenue North

Wagner couple charged in complaint over wall use

A complaint alleges Frank Wagner and Margaret Wagner illegally use a business block wall belonging to the property. The filing cites unauthorized access and encroachment related to the wall structure and property boundaries. Proceedings and further details were not disclosed in the readable fragment.

Frank Wagner Margaret Wagner

Kettle Valley Railway to Build Branch Next Year

From Penticton British Columbia a new branch south to the international boundary about 350 miles will open vast irrigated lands. The line will serve a major soldier settlement area and end with planned fruit growing development. Vancouver BC announces the plan.

Kettle Valley Railway Penticton B. C International Boundary British Columbia Vancouver

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