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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1919

Page

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Spring Socials Across Town Amid May Day Festivities

A busy week of social activity featured May Day celebrations, club meetings, and multiple gatherings. Notable events included an all-day Morningside club session at Mrs. Otto Young's, Red Cross sewing, and a Kimberly Road club visit hosted by Mrs. Rexroad. Young people enjoyed a Blue Lakes picnic with Lila Crane and others, while the imodase club hosted a husbands’ dinner at Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson’s with a four course menu and a related art exhibit. The Episcopal guild, Presbyterian Missionary society, and B Y P U held meetings, with talks on New Mexico and a Soldier Memorial. light refreshments followed.

Morningside Club Otto Young Imodase Club Herbert Wilson M. E. Jennison FE. A. Mann A. M. Spackman T. F. Warner

Salvador 8 Presents Credentials as Salvador Minister

The new Salvadoran minister presented his credentials at the U S State Department on May 3, signaling formal recognition and the start of diplomatic duties. The event followed standard protocol with the ambassador conveying greetings and discussing bilateral interests.

Associated Press Washington Salvador State Department

Smiles on Broadway Hooked to a $19,500 Pay Mix

Eight Broadway smiling stars earn an average $19,500 a year each, totaling $156,000. They work four hours daily with double time on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Behind the scenes an accelerator prompts smiles from star to chorus, keeping audiences delighted in shows like 39 East and The Royal Vagabond.

New York Broadway Constance Binney Téssa Costa Hélen Hayes Brutus Fay Marthe Lacey Cotton Mable Evelyn Vardon Mollie King Josephine Victor

Minister Zaldívar Departs for New York Return

The acting Secretary Polk receives credentials as Rafael Zaldivar, the retiring minister, leaves for New York for a few weeks before returning home.

Polk Rafael Zaldivar New York

Parking violation nets $2.50 fine for George Channel

George Channel son of C B Channel was arrested by Officer R A Ingraham for parking a car on the curb. Acting Police Judge W A Minnick fined him $2.50 and costs. Roy Reese, 15, of Montelo Nev, would have moved on if not for his red hair. Probation Officer Ault had asked the deputy sheriff's office.

George Channel C. B. Channel R. A. Ingraham W. A. Minnick Roy Reese Montelo, Nev Ault

Missing Boy Found in Shoshone Basin Not Twin Falls Lad

Deputy Harriman aided in a search for a red headed freckled boy who ran away from a home near the Sugar factory. He found Reese in the Shoshone Basin, but he was not the Twin Falls missing boy. he admitted to running away and agreed to return home. He was transported to Rogerson for the trip home.

Harriman Reese Twin Falls Rogerson

Dismissal Sought in Caincross Action

Notice filed in district court by H. P. Smith states his attorneys will argue for dismissal of the action brought against him by E. W. Caincross.

H. P. Smith E. W. Caincross

Receiver Files Final Report in Henderson vs Brown Bros

Clarence Beatty as receiver in the suit Edward Henderson against the Brown Bros. Sheep Company filed his final report yesterday. The action centers on liquidation and claims against the defendant, with the court expected to review the receiver’s findings and any proposed distributions.

Clarence Beatty Edward Henderson Brown Bros. Sheep Company Yester

Receipts and Remaining Balance in Court Receivership

A balance of $7463.75 remains in the bank from $9246.51 in receipts under the receivership. The report itemizes funds received and the remaining amount held by the court entity.

Demurrer Filed in Malone Divorce Suit

A demurrer was filed in district court yesterday by Leslie J. Malone in the divorce suit brought against him by Lulu J. Malone.

Leslie J. Malone Lulu J. Malone

Case Transferred Here in Citizens Savings Bank Suit

Suit of the Citizens Savings Bank of Eldora Indiana against Clyde A Anderson was transferred to this county court by order of the court.

Citizens Savings Bank of Eldora Indiana Clyde A. Anderson

Maxwell Couple Start Brief Chicago Visit

Mr and Mrs J Maxwell departed yesterday for Chicago for a short visit.

Chicago J. Maxwell

Miss Hazel Biggs 91 Buhl in town yesterday

Mrs Hazel Biggs age 91 visited Buhl yesterday for shopping. She appeared well and visited several stores during a brief outing in the town center.

Hazel Biggs Buhl

Early garden start with cold frames and house boxes

The narrator and spouse describe starting vegetables early using cold frames and window boxes to sprout tomatoes and semi tropical plants indoors. They explain cold frames as cooled hotbeds, with glass covers or cloth, and note transplanting to beds or pots as danger of frost fades. Mention includes Mrs Kiaas and Mrs Schieldman visiting Twin Falls.

Sonny

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Blue Lakes Lila Crane Elsie Baker Raymond Tjarneynd Moses Ayers The PD. A. R Ninth Avenue Club Ek. Hibbard Thursday Bridge Club H. B. Johnson Episcopal Guild Soldier Memorial Fostesses Presbyterian Missionary Society Denon Baylor Barnhart Leo Bracken New Mexico Baptist Rch Case My. Garden Kiaas Filer Mrs. Schieldman Frank Nye Tee I-bank First National Bank ‘of Twin Falls, Idaho Abott Fatty Roscoe Arbuckle E
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