Birthday honors for Judge Hansen in Twin Falls
A birthday dinner marked the 10th anniversary of Judge Lawrence Hansen, longtime public servant and bank president. Attendees included C. S. Walegomott, J. B. Taylor, A. O. Tollock, J. Peterson, Jerry Lang, and local Hansen family members. The event noted his 72 years, immigration from 1870, career as justice of the peace, educator, legislator, and civic leader.
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Twin Falls County
Thor
Bec
Indianapolis
Thalia
Twinalls
State Educational Board
Albion State Normal School
Snakere: Canyon
Hanser
Tic
Bank of Hansen
Lawrence Hansen
S. Walegomott
J.B. Taylor
A. 0. Tollock
Peterson
Jerry Lang
John J. Hansen
Gi. Unlt
Virginia Belle Aaron Birthday Party Details
Mrs W J Aaron hosted a small afternoon party for her daughter Virginia Belle’s tenth birthday. The décor featured violet and lavender bouquets and guests enjoyed music, games, and dancing followed by a two-course luncheon at six. Guests included Mary King Virginia Hart Patricia Wilson Jane Maxwell Marion Wasson Evelyn Sheean Tillian Aaron Vernice Meacham LaVon Meacham Helen Parrot Julia Winter Eleanor Corbett Helen Warner Margaret Crozier Helen Longtieg and Helen Johnston.
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W. J. Aaron
Virginia
Belle
Virginia Belle
Mary King
Mary
Virginia Hart
Patricia Wilson
Jane Maxwell
A Mull
Betty Wilson
Marion Wasson
Evelyn Sheean
Tillian Aaron
Vernice Meacham
LaVon Meacham
Helen Parrot
Julia Winter
New Masonic Club Elects Officers in Twin Falls
One hundred Master Masons gathered at the Masonic temple as the Twin Falls Masonic club moves toward opening. Harry M. Barratt presided as temporary chairman with D W Jenkins as temporary secretary. Farry M. Barratt was elected president, Sidney Graves vice president, and Don Henry secretary. A board of directors includes Jenkins Mowbrey W Sawyer and H R Grant. Membership stands at 135 with plans for a benefit dance and club home quarters pending.
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Masonic Temple
Twin Falls
Masonic Club
Harry M. Barratt
Ation
DD. W. Jenkins
Farry M. Barratt
Masonic Club of
Salt Lake City
Sidney HH. Graves
Don J. Henry See Thildee Jeanaitat
David W. Jenkins
A. W. Mowbrey
W. Sawyer
H. R. Grant
Macvicar
Harry L. Dinkelacker
Sidney H. Graves
D. W.jenkins
H. W. Sawyer
Temple
Battleship Idaho Tops Pacific Fleet in Gunnery
The Idaho leads Pacific Fleet in gunnery among battleships, ranking first to date, and second in engineering performance per a report to Newell 8 Wight of the Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce from Ensign W A Thompson. A large picture of Twin Falls now owned by the chamber will be placed in the Idaho under an advertising plan to showcase the district nationwide.
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U.S. S. Idaho
Newell
Wight
Chamber of Commerce
W. A. S. Thompson
Idaho
Parents leave tired baby awake in cord auto on Shoshone Street
Cries of a baby from the tonneau of a parked car drew passersby on Shoshone Street near the Main Street crossing. The infant, left sleeping by theatergoers, was warmed and comforted at a nearby building while the parents were found. Rho A. Ewing of Miller-Hunter Co. visiting Twin Falls with E. J. Hunter, brother of the company president.
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Titer Baby
Cord Auto
Shoshone Street
Onearby
Rho A. Ewing
Miller-Hunter Ou Company
Oklahoma
Texas
Twin Falls
Mr. Ewing
TwinFalls
E. J. Hunter
Miller-Hunter Company
Irish Crisis Greatest in History Claim Made
London dispatch cites Dublin Times correspondent calling the Irish crisis the gravest in history as the land drifts toward anarchy. Public reaction described as deeply dismayed and fearful at the government.
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London
Dublin
London Times
High School Basketball Team Honored After Dance
Watson and Sizer hosted a Friday Cotillion dance honoring Twin Falls High School basketball team. The team has received praise for its excellent showing this year despite security concerns cited among public officials and wire state service sympathizers.
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Watson
Sizer
Cotillion
Nett
Twin Falls
Suit Over Misrepresented Horse Filed by W. W. Cannon
W. W. Cannon sues J. W. Pierson claiming misrepresentation of a horse bought in February for 142.50. He alleges the animal was described as true in a harness and not balky, but proved otherwise. He seeks 142.50 plus care costs, suit costs, and interest.
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W. W. Cannon
J. W. Pierson
AMBER OF COMMERCE TO MEET TOMORROW NIGHT
Members of the chamber of commerce are called to a meeting by the president for Monday night March 29 at Cotillion hall at 7 30 oclock. Several matters of importance to the community are on the program for the evening.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cotillion Hall
Alien enemies released from Fort Douglas camp
Nine alien enemies were released from the Fort Douglas internment camp in Salt Lake City on March 27. One was sent to Germany and the others returned to homes across the United States.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Art Douglas
Germany
United States
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Royal Arch Masons
NEW Masonic Club
Fort Leavenworth
Sym
Oakland
F. C. B. Pontiac
Magel Brothers Dealers
Twin Falls, Idaho
Dawn
Adolph Zukor
Marguerite
Marvin Taylo
Alice Eyton
Wauter Sowards
Louis Amberg
Annabelle Lee
Mercy
Louis
Annabelle
Dicky Norton
Idaho Theater
Amber OF Commerce
Fort Douglas
Twin
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