Pan-Hellenic Women host annual Christmas party
Merlin Bailey and Miss Jean Lamry led Pan-Hellenic Women's Club members at Mrs. Bailey’s home for an annual Christmas party. Guests included Laddie Stanley and Bob Huller among others. A white elephant gift exchange and a buffet supper followed, with committee reports on the Christos holiday dance set for December and decorations led by Mrs Redden.
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Afra
Merlin Bailey
Jean Lamry
Pan-Hellenic Women's
Christos
Redden
Merlin Batley
Migs Cleo DeWitt
Bernice Babcock
Tenth Avenue North
Conference Attendant Host at Local Boys Event
Parton and Eugene Perrine, sons of Mrs Hortense Perrine, were dinner guests of C Nelson of Poca tello Monday evening. Mr Nelson is here to attend the advisory board conference.
Clifford Bice Weds In San Francisco
Announcement of the marriage between Clifford Bice son of Mr and Mrs G Woolies of Portland Oregon and Miss Ruth fame. The wedding occurred November 28 in San Francisco California. The groom's parents received the notice. he is a Twin Falls High School alumnus from the class of 1923.
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Clifford Bice
Mrg
G. Woolies
1St Pals
Ruth Fame
Af’ Vortland, Ore
San Francisco
Calif
Ame Sen Prancisco
Twin Falls High School
Pinochle Party Honors Merljn Severin's Birthday
Merljn Severin son of Mr and Mrs Harry Severin celebrated his late birthday with a pinochle party Saturday at their Walmut street home. Two tables played pinochle prize for high score went to Donald Ryan and Ion to Laddie Stanley. An attractively appointed luncheon followed the games, each table featuring a centerpiece birthday cake lit with red candles.
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Merljn Severin
Harry Severin
Walmut Street
Donald Ryan
Ion
Laddie Stanley
Diary Found With Bootleg Whiskey Operation
Police raided a liquor establishment in Indianapolis uncovering a faded diary linked to bootlegging. The entries describe making whiskey to stay alive, selling two gallons, and giving one away, with a crude still found in a vacant house. The operator remains at large.
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Hy United Press
Indianapolis
Boottegg
Nell
Hbbit
Just What You Want Sale at Stores Saturday
Just what you want sale at Stores Saturday December 17 features cook er food aprons minced meat and candy. M W Ladies Aid advertises two wagons and senior goods in good condition phone 712Wadv.
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M. Wi
Ladies’ Aid
Idv
Divorce easier to obtain, says judge in London
Sir Edward Parry, a Metropolitan county court judge, proposes machine registration of all worldended divorce decrees to speed procedures and reduce costs. He argues fast, defacto divorces could fund courts and salaries, as long as marriages ending with consent are properly recorded in public records. He cautions that easy divorce should not harm morals or society.
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United Press
London
Edward Parry
Metropolitan
Elise
Parry
AL Leeds
Ediof
England
Jonnay
Tris
Postoffic
Edward
Sir Edward
Leaves Hollywood Divorce Debate Marks National Law Contrast
Fragmented text riffs on marriage law and divorce ethics across nations, noting Sweden and Denmark and other lands. The excerpt questions humane remedies and the role of public life in marital stability, citing varied legal traditions and opinions.
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Sweden
Mark
Jude
Industry in Crisis Says Sir Oswald Stoll
Sir Oswald Stoll, a British financier, warned after returning from the United States that the economic balance between labor and industry in America is collapsing. He argued agricultural mortgages burden lenders and that low interest rates are needed to sustain long-term credit. He said financial wreckers threaten industry and could drive a collapse unless reform occurs.
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Losdon
Oswald Stoll
Nevitare
Walt Anon
United States
Wettest Town in Country Noted in Cleveland Area
Outskirts of Cleveland lies Linn oite described by the marshal as the wettest place in the United States. Marshal Batlling Tom O'Malia says the town is rife with bootlegging at about 40 percent and every resident is selling something, amid a chaotic scene as the troubled robber and jail incident unfolds.
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Cleveland
United Stat
Tom O'Malia
Big Four Railroad Confronts County Over Drunken Train Threats
National reports detail the Big Four Railroad pressuring the county prosecutor as trains were forced to run at 15 miles per hour through a village to avoid collisions with intoxicated pedestrians. Crews were expanded to post an observer on cowcatchers for drunk risks while several inebriated individuals reportedly slept on tracks delaying services. Local officers and village officials clash over enforcement, seeking federal aid to curb liquor flow and arrests.
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Big Four
Lindale
Altic
Add
Eating Worst Vice of Collegians at Ohio Wesleyan
Dr. George D. Lowry, university physician at Ohio Wesleyan, calls eating the worst vice among students for health. He cites indifference to proper diet rules and superstition as key factors. He notes a Chinese superstition about red flannel and recalls his past as head of the Methodist hospital in Peking.
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United Press
Delaware
George D. Lowry
Ohio’ Wesleyan University
Lowry
Ohio Wesleyan
China
Methodist Hospital
Peking
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Speedacitar
Keith
Luyhig
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Nan Roberts
Casson
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