Christmas social marks Bic Lakes Boulevard club event
Conspicuous among the many social affairs the Bic Lakes Boulevard club hosted a Christmas luncheon at Mrs R G Davies home. Decorations featured wreaths red tapers and holly. Mrs B P Ratcliffe presided. Community singing violin solos and humor were part of the program arranged by Mrs I du Horses.
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Bic Lakes Boulevard Club
Sant
R. G. Davies
Davies
C. Perry
Doxrud
Christmas Activities Outlined by Catholic League
The Catholic Women's League held a meeting at St Edward's church with Frank Wagner presiding. They planned baskets for needy families and a Christmas tree for children. A health talk by Dr W B Passer followed, on caring for the child's health, plus a discussion on regular physical exams. The program featured violin solos by Alfred Fiechiner and piano pieces including Legion March by Mrs A Guiber, reflecting a community Christmas event.
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Catholic Women’s League
St. Dward's
Wrc
Frank Wagner
Darites
Ah Siward
W. B
W. J. Lamb
Mary
Legion
Progressive Club Christmas Party Draws Members
The Women’s Progressive Club held its annual Christmas gift exchange at Mrs. John Rodman’s home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Nuttall spoke on Mussolini’s life, Mrs. Tuttle presented two Christmas readings, and Mrs. Rodman served refreshments during the social hour. Mrs. Snyder will host next January 10 at Mrs. Ivank Krueger’s home.
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Progr Club
John Rodman
Nuttall
Mussolini
Tuttle
Rodman
Snyder
Ivank Krueger
Pythian Sisters Hostess Shower for Mrs Anna Smith
Pythian Sisters entertain with a handkerchief shower for Mrs Anna Smith at her daughter Mrs Lt Go Petersons Fourth Street North home. A radio concert opened the evening, with prizes won by Mrs N Anderson and Mrs Albert Putzie. Guests included Mrs B C Saukes and Mrs J G Peterson. Refreshments featured Christian emblems.
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Anna
Smithen
Sistera
Alhye
Go Peterson
Fourth Street
N. Anderson
Albert Putzie
B.C. Saukes
J. G. Peterson
Christias
Scribblers Postpone Meeting Vote at Holiday Club Session
The Scribblers club voted to omit the next meeting and adjourned to January 12 at Mrs. Harvey Cook’s home. Mrs Katherine Bryson reviewed Harper’s Meat, while Mrs Cook read poems. Mrs Robert Benson assigned to review at the next gathering. Luncheon followed with a Christmas centerpiece.
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Sun
Sixth Avenue
Siuock
Cam Ft
Harvey Cook
Katherine Bryson
Harper
Cook
Robert Benson
Canal Co Committee Discusses Power Plan
The Twin Falls Canal company committee of resolutions held its first meeting at the secretary's office with Senator M. J. Sweeley presiding. Members Willis Sampson W T Corant Charles Reichert E C Davis and B F Buffington attended as the group discussed power development lowline drop storage weed control seepage and canal clearing with no definite agreement reached. Further consideration planned at the next regular meeting.
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Twin Falls Canal Company
M. J. Sweeley
C. B. McClain
Willis Sampson
Hansen
Filer
Charles Reichert
E. C. Davis
Buhl
B. F. Buffington
Bul
Carlson Couple to Wed This December in WV
Miss Hila Tulse Carlson, daughter of Mi and Airs Pred Carlson, announces the engagement of Ella Louise Carlson to Chrence Raymon Norris of WV. A charming ceremony is planned for Sunday afternoon December 1 at The couple will reside at Filer after January 1.
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Hila Tulse Carlson
Pred Carlson
Chrence Raymon Norris
Frigid Weather At Amsterdam S A M S
Frigid weather dominates Amsterdam with low temperatures and intermittent snow through the week. Local shoppers, visitors, and ranch activities are noted, including Timers in Rogerson and nearby communities, with residents frequenting Amsterdam Store and Gerrit Peters home events on Thursday and Tuesday evenings.
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AMS Aian
C.F. Wurster
Rogerson
Amister- Ganter
Beryl Kunkel
Magic City
Robert Peal
Bowling Standings To Date Announced By Stone Sirekeeper
Announcement last night lists standings and high marks across leagues. Team Grill Cafe leads with 2544 pins and a high single score of 11 dollars per a misread line. Gail B Wargo tops three games at 645 and Jake Voehber 240 in singles. Standings show Grill Cafe 3 2 19, Nugwalls 10 6 24, Dry Climate 11 4 76, Idaho Thetler 4 3 881 767, Troy Laundry 13 8 81 742. Individual totals include Thompey 167, Aiey 160s, Fehrenbach 161, Fargo 161, Ford 161, Brueggemann 150, Towan 159, Vogel 159, Boone 169, Kunkle 158, Asbury 155, McDonald 156, Logan 154, Cubit 154, Johnson 154, Woeenel 161, Hall 188, Roberts 138.
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Ae Stone
Tor
Maniarelat
Kong
Town
Iidis
Phe Grill
Eyre
Gail B. Wargo
Jake Voehber
Olowing
Pet
Grill Cafe
Ydaho Thetler
Troy Laundry
Theen
Thompey Btl Aiey
Baleser
Fehrenbach
Fargo
J. Ford
Brueggemann
Yochet
Towan
Vogel
A. Boone
Kunkle
Asbury
McDonald
Logan
Cubit
E. Johnson
Woeenel
Hill
N. ©.Johnson
King
H. Brueggemann
Galloway
McCracken
Taylor
Anderson
Atwood
W. L Johnson
Hall
Roberts
Nevada Road Plan Promises Federal Aid For Wendover Wells
Nevada Highway department says Wendover and Wells roads will be built with federal aid after a Reno county meeting. First work to start near venison's Touch, 20 miles north, with Ello and White Pine counties funding segments and state aid, aiming for completion in 1929. The project supports a continuous federal aid stretch from New York to San Francisco.
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Highway Department of Nevada
Wendovers
Wells Roads
Reno
Wenover
Utah
Ely
White Pine County
Nesade Bureau of Public Roads
Elka County
Elke County
Venison
Steptor Uitligy
Ello County
Biko
Whiti
Iit
Wendover
Nevada
McGill
New York
San Francisco
Visitors Beat Burley in Bowling Meet by Narrow Margin
Twin Falls visitors won two of three games against Burley, posting a total 2208 to 2247 for the locals. W. E. Johnson led Burley with 500 pins, while J. Ford of Twin Falls topped the night with a 189 in the second game and Jake Wooden of Twin Falls bowled the best shot of the evening.
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Twin Falls
Durley
Burley
W. E. Johnson
J. B.mccauley
Gail Fargo
J. Ford
Ze Tot
Cleveland
Johnson
MecCuinl Alo Tselis
Wight
Jake Yooden
Twin Fills
Twin Falls Products Spotlighted at Central Western Shippers Session
At the TRogerson hotel Twin Falls items were showcased during a luncheon for the Central Western Shippers Advisory board. Idaho foods featured included lamb, onions, squash, baked beans, potatoes, apples, rolls, butter, apple pie, cheese, coffee and beet sugar. Small potato and bean packages were sent on outgoing trains and two auto loads of products were distributed.
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Twin Walls
Trogerson
Central Western Shippers Advisory Board
Cry Oval
Idaho
Twin Falls
Burley Nabs Notable Shot as Twin Falls Preps Next Match
Durley team faded then improved as the game progressed. McCauley Burley delivered a standout seventh frame shot in the final game. Twin Falls pinmen travel to Bikey next Thursday for a third attempt at the Burley honors.
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Durley
Rane
McCauley
Burley
Twin Falls
Bikey
Jerome County Creates Revolving Fund For Rabbit Skins
Jerome county commissioners in session on Monday created a revolving fund of 260 dollars to be used in handling rabbit skins this winter. Hides will be graded by the county agent and bought at three and a half cents for No 1 and three cents for No 2, with the work to be done through the county agent’s office. Oliver and Emily Mounty-Wioth of Salt Lake City were issued marriage licenses and plan to wed in Twin Falls. A small kerosene fire at Mrs. Bruner’s home was extinguished by the fire department with minor injuries to a child. At the December 12 Jerome Camp No 6894 M W of A meeting, A G Broughton was re-elected consul for the coming year. officers elected included Theo Ergin, Jod Moss, Mimner Flathers, B Ray Osborn, W Henry Claar, Clay Silladay, C F Zeller, Harold Claar, Wilbur Claar.
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Biapaten
Jerome
Oliver
Dmily Mounty Wioth
Salt Lake City
Corder
Twin Falls
R. E. Bruner
Bruner
Theo, & Ergin
Jod Moss
Mimner Flathers
Ray Osborn
W. Henry Claar
Clay M. Ssiladay
C. F. Zeller
Harold Claar
Wilbur Claar
Wonder light for rural homes proposed by expert
A professor from a Portland scientific institute tests a new white light for home use claiming it outshines electric illumination, costs less than kerosene lamps, and closely mimics sunlight. Government tests and field notes praise its efficiency and economy. readers may request full details and wholesale pricing by mailing name and address to W. K Johnson in Portand, Oregon, for distributor opportunities.
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Poryland
Ore
Indus Scientific Institute
Artificia
U. S
W. K
John‘don
North Union Ave
Porthant
Johnson
Adr
Arizona Takes First Idaho Spuds in Years
A carload of Twin Falls potatoes, among Idaho farm products to enter Arizona in years, passed health inspection under a state agreement. Inspectors gave the shipment a clean bill of health and allowed it to move forward, marking a notable cross‑state agricultural clearance.
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Arizona
Idaho
Twin Falls
Quarantine Laws Hinder Idaho Alfalfa Exports
Arizona's stringent quarantine laws against the alfalfa weevil permit virtually none of Idaho's products to be admitted, creating trade friction between the two states.
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Arizonia
Idaho
Arizon
Sheep Not Cat Gut Used In Catgut Cordage
An answer in Liberty clarifies that catgut does not come from cats but is prepared from sheep intestines despite the name. The explanation aims to correct a common misconception about the origin of catgut used in cordage and surgical sutures.
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Blue Lakes Club
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Progressive Club
Shower
Scribblers
Canal Co
Clos, Bogkt
Adv
Ella Louise Carlson
Amsterdam
the Times
M.E. Ladies’ Aid
State Line
Thelma Lillghey
Waington
Uy, C
Thelma
Orpheum Theater
Victor Records
Victor
Sampson Music Co
Moon's Paint Store
Axminster
Rugs
Burkholder Furniture CO
Y Sterling Jewelry CO
B. Carson C
E. Allen
Optometrist
Phono
Shoshono
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