Mothers Entertain Bruins Football Team For Social Evening
Mothers of the first string Bruins hosted a dinner at studio apartments to honor the football squad this season. Guests enjoyed blue and white color schemes, football motifs, and desserts shaped like footballs with a large cake from Mrs Brady of Berger. The program featured songs, dance, and remarks from coaches Plastino and Vo Jones, with praise from Covell Jones and Principal M Terry.
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Bruins
Studio Apartments
Koty Brown
Howard Wards
Nelda Stewart
Kenneth Teach
Wilton Peek
Paul Petsoldt
Sammy Stewart
Miscot
Ernest Shoshoney
Bruin
Supt. W. B. Smith
M.terry
Eunice Pike
Thelue Totefsen
Doroeths Dinkelaeker
Harriet Martin
Josephine Whempton
Itaee Walt
J. Da.odsin
A. Wilter Peek
Kenneth Beach
Dorothy Dinkelacker
Extensive Plans Are Made for Christmas
The Blue Triangle club met Thursday afternoon in the Club rooms with Lenora Ostrander presiding Miss Sul Bete district Secretary of Wo-G A gave an interesting talk Agnes Richens read a passage and the ring girls of the organization led health discussions Plans include singing Christmas carols in school halls Wednesday before Christmas from 2 to 2 30 if principal approval is received
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Blue Triangle Club
Lenora Ostrander
Sul- Bete
Wo-G. A
Agnes Richens
Groups Named for Christmas Box Work Meet Ends with Song
Groups of girls chosen to assemble Christmas boxes for the poor were announced at the meeting before adjournment after several group songs. Mrs. Frankie Barnhart, the girls' advisor, attended.
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Frankie Barnhart
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meeting Notes
The Presbyterian Missionary Society met in the church parlors on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J. J. Breckenridge presiding. Mrs. D. R. Churchill led devotions. Program leader Mrs. HA. J. Wall and reader Mrs. William Johnson presented an article on Christmas. Mrs. Sturgeon McCoy spoke on Moslem women. Refreshments were served by Mrs. JL. O. Evans, Mrs. T. J. Douglas, and Mrs. Mary Glandon.
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The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
J. J. Breckenridge
D. R. Churchill
HA. J. Wall
William Johnson
Sturgeon McCoy
JL. O. Evans
T. J. Douglas
Mary Glandon
Rebekah Officer Honored At Weiser Dinner
Past Noble Grands club hosted Mrs. Emima O Leary president of Idaho Rebekah assembly at the Orange Lantern in Kimberly with 23 attendees. Mrs. Clara Ball presided, committees were named to plan a Christmas box for the Odd Fellows home Caldwell, and gifts were exchanged after speeches on the present and the past.
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Noble Grands’ Association
Emima O'Leary
Weiser
Rebekah Assembly of Idaho
Kimberly
F. T. Cogswell
Lincoln Street
Clara Ball
Odd Fellows
Caldwell
William Hollenbeck
Cow. Parks
Chib
Harriet Hoag
Ivon Price
Myrtle Anderson
Rebekah Lodge
Emma O'Leary
Rebekah
Jeffie Watkins
Price
van Dyke
O'Leary
Reports of Guild Bazaar Are Heard
Mrs George F Sprague hosted Episcopal Guild meeting at her Shoshone street home. Committee chairmen presented bazaar plans as Mrs W W Gwin presided. Guild approved a $50 church program allocation. Social hour followed with refreshments for guests including Jean Sprague and Mrs Newell S Wight.
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George F. Sprague
Episcopal Guild
Shoshone Street
W. W. Gwin
Jean
Newell S. Wight
Council Elects Year's Officers
The Women's Council of the Christian church met at Mrs. Wv. C. Ballantyne’s home. After devotionals led by Mrs. Curtis, officers for the year were elected: president Mrs. W. S. Parish, first vice president Mrs. Walter Miller, second vice president Mrs. Irvin Sweet, third vice president Mrs. J. L. Whitzell, fourth vice president Mrs. J. B. White, secretary Mrs. Walter Brose, treasurer Mrs. L. K. Patrick. A program followed with duets, a Christmas paper, hymns, a harmonica performance, a piano solo, and a vocal duet by Iva Burkhalter and Jovn Burkhalter. Refreshments concluded the social hour.
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Women's Council of the Christian Church
Wv. C. Ballantyne
CG. ©. Curtis
J. B. White
Walter Brose
L. K. Patrick
J. D. Tucker
A.N. Terry
Iva Burkhalter
Miriam Ballantyne
Jovn Burkhalter
Deaths and Funerals in Twin Falls Area
Tiny Owens three year old son of Mr and Mrs H R Owens 394 Quincy died at home at 8 a m cause double pneumonia funeral arrangements pending interment in Twin Falls cemetery Mrs Elizabeth Jane Pasley 73 died at daughter Mrs T W Heightons Kimberly home 7 45 p m yesterday burial in Greely Colo interment date awaiting word body at Grossman funeral parlors Also note A I Brannon of Buhl opened a Beauty Shop at 647 Ash St Twin Falls Marcelling Co Phone 736J Adv
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Tiny Owens
H. R. Owens
Quincy
Grossman Fueral
Twin Falls Cemetery
Elizabeth Jane Pasley
T. W. Heighton
Kimberly
Greely
Colo
Grossman Funeral
Srco
Ai Brannon of
Buhl
Ash St
Twin Falls
Marcelling Co
Fletcher Likely To Stay With Yankees Says Fletcher
Art Fletcher told United Press he prefers coaching the Yankees to managing the Indians and would stay if New York wants him next year. He denied signing with Cleveland and said no Indians offers had been made. He questioned the Barrow statement and urged consultation before any signings.
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Foster Eaton
United Press
Collinsville
Ill
New York Yankees
Art Fletcher
Cleveland Indians
United Press Today
Yankees
New York
Fletcher
Indians
Billy Evans
Cleveland
Miller Huggins
Ed Barrow
Yankee
Barrow
Bradley
The Cat and the Canary at the Orpheum Theater
Universal's startling mystery drama The Cat and the Canary plays to crowded houses at the Orpheum theater. Tully Marshall showcases versatility after fame in Hunchback of Notre Dame, now part of an all star cast led by La Plante with Creighton Hale Forrest Stanley Flora Finch and more.
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Universal
Orpheum — Theater
Tully Marshall
Ius Louis
Notre - Dame
Uaddy
la Plante
Creighton Hale
Forrest Stanley
Arthur Edmund Carew
Flora ‘Finch
Gertrude Astor
Lucien Littlefield
George Siegmann
Martha Mattox
Spoilers of the West highlights McCoy at Idaho theater
Tim McCoy stars in the new MGM frontier romance Spoilers of the West shown for one day at the Idaho theater tomorrow. The film centers on the Laramie treaty with western Indians and U S Army efforts to honor it while white trappers slaughter Indians for fur markets. Marjorie Daw plays an illegal fur post owner. William Fairbanks is the villainous trapper and sister of the heroine. Also note Baptist Bazaar with chicken dinner five to eight.
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Tim McCoy
California
Wyoming
Idaho
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
McCoy
Laramie
Marjorie Daw
William Fairbanks
Buffalo Bill
Local Bookstore Ad Highlights Holiday Stationery
An ad from Clos Book Store promotes new Christmas greeting cards and sensible stationery items just received. It advertises a stock refresh for the holiday season and invites customers to visit the shop for selections.
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Ady
Local Residents and Visitors Continue Twin Falls Movements
A stream of travelers and locals pass through Twin Falls with freight agents W M Hodkins and W O Jones in city on business, Miss Arleene Barnhouse visiting family, and residents from Salt Lake City Hollister Boise Pocatello Burley and Kimberly making short calls. Notable health news reports Mrs B E Morse resting well after surgery and Mrs Stella Hansen visiting Opal Smith recovering after appendicitis operation.
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W. OW. Jones
Salt Lake City
Wabash Road
W. R. Carpenter
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Twin Falls
E. L. Wilkinson
City
Stella Hughes, Hansen
Opal Smith
Miss Smith
House adopts 200 million deficiency bill items inked
United Press reports in Washington that the House approved the deficiency appropriation bill carrying about 200 million dollars. Included is a 940000 dollar item to elevate guns on the battleships Nevada and Oklahoma, provided the work does not conflict with Washington disarmament treaties.
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Washington
House
Nevada
Oklahoma
Barometer board meeting outlines 1928 shipping outlook
W L Harvey extends the Central Western Shippers Advisory Board view of the meeting as a barometer for Middle-West prosperity. He cites commodity committee reports on cattle, hogs, potatoes, grain, dairy, lumber, ore, and more to forecast early 1928 activity and compare with 1927. The reports will guide railroad and distribution planning for the first quarter of 1928 across multiple western states.
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Central Western Shippers’ Advisory Board
Middle-States
W. L. Harvey
Middle-West
Colorado
Idaho
Nebraska
Utah
Wyoming
United States
American Railway Association
Commodity Committee
Moguls Return From Dallas Meeting on Draft Plan
Baseball moguls from 25 leagues traveled home from Dallas confident they benefited the national pastime. They voted 16 to 5 to order the American Association International Pacific Coast Western and Three Iive leagues to discontinue the modified draft immediately, rejecting the agreement that would send players to their circuit subject to draft.
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Dallas
Tex
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
New York
American Association International
Daft
Grain values gain slightly in dull Chicago session
Wheat futures edged up as the market closed steady with gains of about 4% for wheat and 4% for oats. Denver cattle and hogs showed mixed results with steady to lower prices, while Boston wool sales remained quiet with prices near last week’s levels for comb wool and delaines amid firm dealer quotations.
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Cihcago
Sac ‘Ower
Osf Vea. Co
Boston
Ohio
Michigan
New York Prices Mixed for Produce and Grains
Market notes show flour steady and quiet pork steady at $34.50 per barrel and midwest spot ranges $12.15 to $12.25. Raw sugar firm at 96 test delivered duty paid $4.58, refined soft. Hay prices weak with No 1 at $1.10 and No 3 around 80 cents. Clover about 65 cents.
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New York
Midwest
Advisory Board Urges Attendance at Dee Meeting
Western Shippers advisory board calls on every business person farmer and individual to attend the gathering in the Klks Lodge room on December 14 to discuss pressing items.
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Klksodge
Dee
Calleges Calles Meeting Not Planned, Coolidge Says
President Coolidge stated that reports of a conference with Mexican President Calles are unfounded. He made the denial in Washington on December 9, clarifying there is no plan for such a meeting at this time.
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Washington
Coolidge
Calles
Mexico
Boy, 18, slays father in Camden shooting
Joseph C Cinotta, 18, was arrested in Camden New Jersey after confessing to shooting his father with a shotgun. He claimed he was not sorry for the act and was held in the county jail. The incident occurred on December 9 as reported by United Press.
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United Press
Camden
N. J
Joseph C Cinotta
Weeee Bird
LIL
Rte
Joseph
Western Union office trims hours for harvest season
With the fall harvesting season over the local Western Union office has shortened its hours to 7 2 p m to 1 p m. On December 16 per manager T J Foster the hours will be changed to 7 20 a m to 14 p m. One operator may be transferred then.
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The
Western Union
T. J. Foster
Work denies resignation amid Hoover campaign rumors
Secretary of the Interior Work rejected reports he would resign to run a presidential campaign for Secretary of Commerce Hoover. He called the talk purely speculation and stated he has no such intention.
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Washington
Secretary of Interior
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Constipation Threatens Health and Kellogg All Bran Claim
Public health warning style copy extols constipation as a disease trigger and promotes Kellogg's All Bran as a guaranteed remedy. It cites symptoms and says two tablespoonfuls daily help, with doctors recommending the 100 percent bran product. Ads note serving by restaurants and grocers.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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Arleene Barnhouse
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Irene Barnhouse
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Jo Youn
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Niagara Springs
L. L. Bevington
Jewell City
Kan
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Monrovia
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