Brides ta he dinner dance for Vera Amos Belle of Twin Falls
Social notes recount a dinner dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Merlin Palley and Mr and Mrs John Wood Dodge Smith for Miss Vera Amos. Guests included Carl Painter Rasmunssen Merlin Batley and J W D Smith with floral decorations lavender and white. A Sunday Hagerman valley picnic followed by a bridge party hosted by Mrs George Leopold. Next Salmon Social Club meeting set for May 29 at Mrs Windle’s home.
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Merlin Palley
John Wood Dodge Smith
Vera Amos
Carl Painter
Rasmussen
Merlin Batley
J. W. D. Smith
Byrd Wall
Wendell Allan
Jack Doran
Hagerman Valley
Twin Falls
L J. Miller
John Richey
Winsler
The
Valley
Chaffer
Gooding
Salmon Social Club
Windle
Utah sugar beet seed rivals European varieties
Logan May 20. Agricultural experimental farm announces Utah sugar beet seed from Utah Agricultural College station now supplied to local and western sugar beet companies. Seed originated from top European stock but has 15 years of careful breeding to suit western conditions. War disruption of European seed boosted US independence. Idaho, Utah and other western states buy the Utah seed and develop new strains.
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Associated Press
Logan
Utah
Utah ‘Agricultural College
Europe
Idaho
Decclare
United States
Elevator explosion kills three in Milwaukee
An explosion at the mid Parry elevator in Milwaukee on May 20 killed three men and injured four others. A fire after the blast caused about 140000 dollars in damage, partly insured. Officials suspect sparks from friction in the machinery sparked the blast.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Honeymoon Trail Fashion Notes for Modern Brides
For the honeymoon trail brides should have two traveling costumes one for motoring and one for train travel. The motor coat style features old gold suede velvet cape dress with self-tone silk sutache and gray satin lining plus a motor hat. The travel outfit is a chic box cut French blue ensemble with black satin lining a bilge broadcloth skirt a gold vest and feather belt. A French blue straw tricorn hat with blue tulle bow completes the look.
Twin Falls Busy City Shoppers Report Local Visits
Local briefs note numerous visitors to Twin Falls yesterday and Tuesday. Mrs E T Booth of Burley and Miss Zina Pickett of Murtaugh shopped briefly in Twin Falls. Mrs G Shearer of Filer and Mrs W B Lloyd of Buhl visited stores. Dr M Cagle and wife from Gooding, Bishop F L Hoskins of Indiana visiting with daughter, and others like J N Newson Rogerson and George B Thompson Rogerson also in the city on short business or shopping trips.
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E. T. Booth of
Burley
Twin Falls
G. Shearer
Filer
Hailey
Shoshone
Dr. M. Cagle
Gooding
Zina Pickett of
Murtaugh
F. L. Hoskins
United Brethreen Church of
Indiana
A. M. Cualvere
Pacific Coast Conference
George B. Thompson
Rogerson
J. N. Newson
W. B. Lloyd of
Buhl
Hindu Man Fined Two Fifty By Police Judge Minnick
Dolbar Singh, Hindu, was fined 2.50 yesterday morning by Police Judge W. A. Minnick after being picked up by Officer Ham for an undisclosed offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolbar Singh
W. A. Minnick
Ham
Export Bar Considered On Child Labor Goods
At the international child welfare conference in Chicago, Sir Arthur Newsholme and Owen Lovejoy discussed a bill to embargo exported products made by child labor. Lovejoy noted U S efforts, while Newsholme highlighted England's strict 16 year age limit with plans to raise it to 18 in seven years. Dr Takayuki Nanage commented that modern welfare work has begun in Japan and praised the care system, citing only 264 foundlings last year in a 60 million population.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Arthur Newsholme
England
Owen Lovejoy
National Child Labor Committee
International Child Welfare Conference
Sir Arthur
Japan
Takayuki Nanage
Interior Department
Fire sweeps Utah town causing $100,000 damage
A morning blaze in Helper Utah started in the rear of a bakery and spread to a rooming house. The damage is estimated at $100,000. Firefighters from Price and the Denver and Rio Grande railroad aided the local department. all guests escaped unharmed.
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Utah
Helper
Price
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Quiet Restored in Smyrna as Greeks Stabilize City
Dispatches report Smyrna now quiet with Greeks moving to restore tranquility. Greek priests urge fair treatment for Mohammedans and prevent conflict over religious beliefs as Italian troops land to assist.
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Associated Press
Paris
Smyrna
Judge Duval in Hollister on official business
Judge QO Duval was in Hollister yesterday afternoon on official business.
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QO. P. Duval
HollIster
Quinn and Totterdell Wed in Jordan Valley Ceremony
W. S. Quinn of Buhl and Mary E. Totterdell of Jordan Valley Oregon were married yesterday afternoon in a ceremony performed by Justice of the Peace W. S. Mallory.
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Quinn
Buhl
Mary E. Totterdell
Jordan Valley
Oregon
Justice of the Peace
Mallory
Water to Flow to Salmon Tract Next Monday
Manager J C Porterfield announces water will be run into the canal on the Salmon tract, making it available to farmers Monday morning.
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J. C. Porterfield
Sleeveless Velvet Jacket With Diamond Quilted Pattern
A compact description of a heavy black velvet sleeveless jacket with a white wool diamond pattern quilting stitch, noted as easy to make at home and tailored for a stylish garment. The item reads like a fashion-forward sportswear note from a period newspaper.
Troops Landing at Budrum and Makri Ahead of Smyrna Greeks
Adalia Vilayet and Konieh dispatched forces before the Smyrna landing. Troops landed at Budrum 96 miles southeast of Smyrna and at Makri in the Vilayet of Smyrna on May 17, anchored on the gulf of Makri.
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Adalia
Vilayet
Konieh
Smyrna
Budrum
Makri
Gulf of Makri
School Notes Outline Eighth Grade Exams Schedule
County superintendent Brittomart Wolfe announced the eighth grade exam schedule. Tests run May 27 28 and 29 with arithmetic geography grammar and physiology on Tuesday spelling penmanship and U S civics on Wednesday and U S history and reading on Thursday.
Pleasant View Names Teachers for Upcoming Year
Pleasant View announces the next school year staff with Mrs Harriet Wilson assigned to upper grades and Miss Halley Welch to lower grades. Both educators are set to begin duties at the district school.
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Pleasant View
Harriet Wilson
Halley Welch
Schools Close Friday at Hollister and Artesian City
Schools at Hollister and Artesian City will close Friday pending daylong social programs at both campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Artesian City
Superintendent Meeting Plans Teachers Institute
The superintendent of the south central Idaho counties will meet today at the offices of Hal G Blue in city schools to plan the fall teachers institute. The gathering convenes at 10 o'clock with Mr Blue serving as conductor.
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Idaho
Hal G. Blue
Mr. Blue
Shipbuilding prewar plan debated with yards
The Shipping Board presented a postwar reversion plan to Atlantic Gulf and lake yard representatives seeking flat prices instead of the cost-plus system. Builders were asked to accept lower profit margins and no guard against labor and material price rises. About thirty percent of contracts rely on cost-plus. A further meeting will follow owners’ review, with Pacific Coast builders meeting Thursday on the same issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Preetarti
Atlantic, Gulf and Lake Yards
Shipping Board
Congress
Pacific Coast Builders
Prince of Wales to visit Canada next August
Ottawa May 20 The Prince of Wales will visit Canada next August and take part in the ceremonies at the opening of the new parliament buildings announced here today.
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Ottawa
Ont
Prince of Wales
Canad
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Betty Brown
Harry Beacher of
Bailey
Gur News
Samon
Thomas Dixon
Prince
Canada
J. E. DE Witt
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