Club women host varied gatherings with sewing and speeches
Mrs. M J Sweeley hosted a bridge luncheon for the Wednesday club with bright tulips. Morningside and Kimberly Road clubs held all day meetings with Red Cross sewing, quotes, and refreshments. Notices of future gatherings and a Mother's Day program appeared alongside patterns for scarf sweaters and knitwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Sweeley
Wilbur Hill
Morningside Club
Otto ‘Young
Red Cross
Stronk
Kimberly Road Club
Country Woman's Club
Unity Club
Senior Day Celebrations Delight Audiences With Parades Farces
Senior day festivities drew packed crowds as 1919 classifiers staged clever jests in the auditorium. Colette Wolfe and Evelyn Price portrayed a nurse and baby in a freshman spoof while Harry Coates and Albertine Benoit led the sophomores’ big moment. Elmer Wyland and Dean Mickelwait topped the almost-high others with Romeo and Juliet sketches, followed by class songs, prophecies, and historic bits. A parade of wagons closed the noon hour festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senators
Colette Wolfe
Alertine Benoit
Elmer ‘Wyland
Dean Mickelwait
Local Dinner Features Floral Decor And Toasts By Notables
A lavish dinner event showcased tables adorned with large spring flower baskets dominated by tulips. In sequence, toasts were given by Miss Brown as toastmistress, followed by Mable Pettijohn, Oscar Newman, Gladys Channel, Ralph Glascow, Lynetta Smith, Marjorie Son, Thelma Banks, Gilbert Schade and Vaughn Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Brown
Mable Pettijohn
Oscar Newman
Gladys Channel
Ralph Glascow
Lynetta Smith
Marjorie Son
Thelma Banks
Gilbert Schade
Vaughn’ Price
Trustees to Decide If Regular Sessions Will Be Held
A note states that a meeting will decide whether regular sessions will be held. The meetings are to be exclusively the trustees'. Districts lacking representation will be recorded as not interested.
Unclear Fragments Describe Light Fruit Yields
Readable text notes crops showing extremely light yields in several sections, with beaches excepted in parts. The fragment hints at agricultural impact and regional variation without specifying crops or dates.
Urged to Join Association for Idaho Teachers
County superintendent calls all county teachers to affiliate with the Idaho State Teachers' association. At the last meeting the group decided to publish an official organ called the Idaho Teacher to keep members informed on current matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State Teachers’ Association
Idaho Teacher
Dean Iddings Visits Twin Falls Scientist
Dean Iddings of the state university was a visitor in Twin Falls yesterday. He met with etomologist R. H. Smith and others before leaving in the afternoon for Jerome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Iddings
the State University
Twin Falls
Mr. Iddings
R. H. Smith
Jerome
Bryan to nominate rival candidate near presbyterian assembly
William Jennings Bryan, former secretary of state, will nominate a rival candidate for office at the Presbyterian general assembly in St. Louis May 16 to 23. The publicity bureau of the Presbyterian Church in the United States announced that Bryan, already a candidate for moderator, will nominate his former pastor, the Rev. Henry Swearingen of St. Paul, for the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
William Jennings. Bryan
Praesbyterian Church
United States
Bryan
Presbyterian General Assembly
Henry ii Shapman Swearingen
St. Paul
Cadets Aid Loan Drive To Boost County Subscriptions
Cadets of the high school join the Victory loan campaign to rouse county support and meet the quota from now until Saturday. They will assist in soliciting subscriptions to the loan to lift county totals.
Poultry Expert Pren Moore Meets Clubs Across Twin Falls Area
Pren Moore, poultry husbandman, travels the Twin Falls region for a month starting yesterday. He spoke with Filer poultry clubs in the afternoon and attended a boys and girls laboratory program in Murtaugh that evening. He will visit Buhl today as his week devoted entirely to club work proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pren Moore
Twin Falls
Filer
Filer Poultry Clubs
Murtaugh
Buhl
Mr. Moore
Trustees of County Organize May 94 Meeting
Miss Wolfe urges a permanent county organization for Twin Falls with annual or biannual gatherings to discuss cooperative buying and teachers salaries. A general meeting of trustees is planned for late May after spring plantings, aiming to finalize an organized body for ongoing discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls County
Rittomet Wolfe
Wolfe
Farm Bureau Seeks Men to Fill Labor Shortage
Farm Bureau officials report a continuing shortage of farm labor despite incoming eastern service men to Twin Falls. A special employment desk has been set up to handle the steady stream of visitors seeking work, easing congestion at the bureau’s main counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Crabtree
Twin Falls
Farm Bureau
Bureau
Mr. Crabtree
Damage to Fruit Crops Questioned by Orchardists
Reports of severe valley fruit crop damage after the cold snap are questioned by orchardists who have reviewed the situation. Apple orchards escaped harm, while other damages are described as limited and unfounded by farmers surveying the valley.
Bootleggers Arrested As Iowa Liquor Ring Is Busted
Police in Iowa raid a bootlegging ring and seize around 1200 quarts of liquor. Seven suspects were arrested as authorities from the Ames liquor division move to end the illegal trade in the region.
Finland Recognized Independence by British Government
The British government recognized Finland as independent today, in an announcement by Cecil Harmsworth in the house of commons. The news was greeted with cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated ‘Press
Montreal
Finland
Cecil Harmsworth
House, of Commons
Paris council extends Finland recognition on undisclosed terms
The council of foreign affairs in Paris yesterday decided to recognize the Finnish government under conditions that were not disclosed. The move signals diplomatic shifts but preserves secrecy about the stipulations guiding the acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Foreign Affairs
Paris
Finland
Two couples receive marriage licenses in county office
Two marriage licenses were issued yesterday at the county recorder office. George E. Morrison, 29, and Lora Butler, 28, of Twin Falls were married, along with Harvey Sample and Velma Dick, both of Buhl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Recorder
George E. Morrison
Lora Butler
Eastern soldiers invade the tract during Twin Falls Round-Up
Discharges filed daily at the county recorder reveal many newcomers from eastern states and other service men in Twin Falls county. Glenn W. Jones and Montgomery B. Brown filed discharges yesterday as crowds predicted a wave of new arrivals, with stylish hats seen on Magel’s friends and a common promise to imitate the look through the Round-Up period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Recorder’s
Twin Falls County
Glenn W. Jones
Montgomery B. Brown
Bert Magel Buys a Fiat at Idaho Theater
Bert Magel, the congenial manager of the Idaho theater, drew much interest yesterday when he purchased a Fiat. The event highlighted Magel's public profile and stirred discussion among local patrons about the theater’s future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Magel
FIAT
Idaho Theater
Return of Mrs J Green From Hailey Motor Trip
Mrs J Green returned yesterday from several weeks travel by motor to Hailey and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hailey
J. Green
Mrs Schieldman Makes Brief Twin Falls Shopping Trip
Mrs. Schieldman of Filer was in Twin Falls on a brief shopping trip yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Schieldman
Filer
Twin Falls
Pettipohns Visit Daughter in Buhl
Mr and Mrs D B Pettipohn are in Buhl visiting at the home of their daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Bailey
Mrs. Petergon
California
Mrs
D. B Pettipohn
Buhl
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Miss Hibbard
Ninth Avenue Club
F. H. Winsler
M. C. " Mitchell
Kensington
Ee Eldridge
A. R. Scott
L. Eb.salliday
Frank Bronaugh
Betty Brown
Dean Iddings
IOQWA
Iowa
Citizens Electric Company
Commercia
First National Bank. OF
Twin Falls, Idaho
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