Presbyterian Missionary Society Meeting Delights Parish Parlors
The Presbyterian Missionary Society met in church parlors on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. C R Scott leading devotionals. Mrs David Clark presented a program titled Mormonism Up to Date assisted by Mrs L L Breckenridge Mrs KF Bracken Mrs D R Churchill and Mrs Barkley. Wdith Clark and Louise Krengel played a piano duet and carol singing followed. The room featured Christmas colors a bright tree and stockings. Evening featured Victrola music and conversation with Christmas themed refreshments served by hostesses. Members contributed three toys later donated to Associated Charities for local distribution.
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The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
C. R. Scott
David Clark
L. L. Breckenridge
KF. F. Bracken
D. R. Churchill
Barkley
Clark
Wdith Clark
Louise Krengel
Carol
Thach
Associated Charities
Dinner Honoree Miss Terhune Spends Holidays With Family
Or and Mrs D L Alexander hosted a dinner for Miss Helen Terhune at their Highth Avenue North home Tuesday evening. The table featured a miniature Christmas tree and silver taper holders with seasonal nut cups and place cards. The gathering continued at the Elks charity ball.
Highland View Club Christmas Party Held at Mrs Thompson Home
The Highland View Club held its annual Christmas party and gift exchange Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Thompson's home. A decorated tree and garlands adorned the living room while bazaar reports were reviewed in the business session led by Vice President Mrs Willis. Refreshments were served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs J Looney. Mrs Dale Jakeway to host next meeting on the first Wednesday in January.
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Thompson
Willis
J. Looney
Dale Jakeway
View Club
Associated Charities To Share P. E. O. Gifts
Mrs. M. J. Neumann and Mrs. H. Cowling hosted Chapter ND of the P. E. O. on Tuesday evening for the annual Christmas party at Mrs. Neumann's home on Poplar Avenue.
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Associated Charities
M. J. Neumann
H. 33. Cowling
P. O
Local Students Aid Idaho U Week
University of Idaho plans Junior Week from April 8 to 14 with prom assembly cabaret and other events. Committees led by Herman Welker include Vesta Long Estelle Pickerell and Jack Sheehan chairing various subcommittees with participants from Lewiston Moscow Boise and Coeur d Alene.
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Times University OF Idaho
Moscow
Herman O. Welker
Welser
Kyle Lewis
Lewiston
gBenévale
Vesta Long
Arco
Marguerite Anges
Boise
Grace Jain
Genesee
Estélle Pickerell
Spokane
Alvin Readoe Buhl
Arthur Peavy
Twin Falls
Elmer Herglund
Coeur d'Arlene
Maryvina Goldsmith
Idaho Falls
Lambert
Cannon
Mountain Home
Ethel Lifferty
Alice Waldrop
Parma
Edward McBratney
Goldie Smith
Reed Zundel
Ma Jad
Hartley Kester
Lucian Oliver
Edwin Siggins
Jesse Lee Hall
Coeur d'Alene
Jack Sheehan
Lawrence Schmitz
Cambridge
John Billows
Paul
Norma Geddes
Winchester
Eva Langdon
New Restrictions Limit Christmas and New Year Eve Celebrations
Pittsburgh safety director James Ms. Glark ordered all cabarets and entertainment venues to close by 11:45 p m on Christmas and New Year eve to observe Pennsylvania Sunday blue laws, enforcing stricter holiday observance.
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Pittsburgh
James Ms. Glark
Pennsylvania
Funeral services for T. H. McDonald
Funeral services for T. H. McDonald, whose body was found Monday in his two room shack on a farm south of Twin Falls, will be held at 2 Friday afternoon at the Grossman undertaking parlors. Interment will be in Twin Falls cemetery.
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T. H. McDonald
Twin Falls
Grossman Undertaking
Falls Visitors and Students Return for Christmas
A long list of Twin Falls residents and visiting guests prepare for Christmas. Sylvia Wilson visits Pocatello. J W Bouton family heads to Salt Lake City. teachers Scott Wilks Barlogi Romaine Arlander Curtin Breckenridge Clark Scilley Skittman Wetherlee join holiday trips. Families reunite as students at University of Idaho and Idaho schools return home from Boise, Moscow, Longmont, Rupert, Lewiston, Selma, and other places.
Gleanings From Police Blotter August Wellner fined
Police blotter notes August Wellner driver of school bus No 7 cited for driving without lights and fined 5 dollars. James 8 Tomlin charged with double parking and leaving a machine unattended and forfeited a 2 dollar bond.
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August Wellner
James
Tomlin
Colorado Man Defeats Bears In Fierce Fray
GRAND JUNCTION Colo Western Colorado stockman George Ramsey plus cowboy Harry Castle fought five bears in Crooked Creek country after Ramsey ran out of ammunition. They finished the hunt by skinning the bears and presenting the pelts to Coll bran raheher, confirming their famed tales.
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Colorado
BEARS
Grand Junction
Colo
George Ramsey
Collbran
Ramsey
Crooked Creek
Gan
Bni
Harry Castle
Castle
Thiel Heads Consulate in Shanghai With Russian Break
SHANGHAI Dec 22 It was learned today that J Thiel German consul general has taken over the Soviet consulate here at the request of the Russian government. German consuls at Hankow and Canton would take charge of Russian consulates there following the break in relations between the nationalist government and Russia.
Hickman pursued as wide hunt nets thousands
Western Washington remains on edge as authorities expand a vast manhunt for Hickman. Dozens of suspects were detained overnight then released after identity checks. An organized regional force coordinated by Seattle police swept roads and bridges statewide, stopping every vehicle for identification.
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Washington
Seattle
Hickman
Pacific Northwest
Snohomish County
Pierce County
Two Men Fined for Disturbing the Peace in City Court
Local police arrived near the electric bakery early morning and charged Joe Sullivan and Frank Byington with disturbing the peace. Byington was fined 10 dollars plus costs in police court, Sullivan 50 dollars, both choosing to serve the fines in the city jail.
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Electric Bakery
Joe Sullivan
Frank Byington
Byington
Sullivan
Case in Experts
Handwriting experts were summoned by the Senate investigating committee to verify whether Hearts newspapers printed documents are Mexican state papers. Names of the experts were not released and committee members refused to disclose the evidence obtained.
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Washington
Senate Investigating Committee
Hearts
Electric transit proposed to curb pollution and health risk
A historical forecast argues that cars consume far more air and emit excessive carbon, predicting future cities will ban conventional vehicles. It calls for transport to switch to electric power for public health concerns and through-traffic management.
Noted Hindus to Speak at Wilmer High School
Maurice Hindus, world renowned lecturer and author, will speak at Wilmer high school auditorium on January 16. Debates begin soon after holidays with districts’ high schools facing topics on farming relief. Kiwanis Christmas program featured Santa and music by Ostroot’s group. guests included Horace Addison and F C Graves.
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Times Filer
Maurice Hindus
Wiler High School
Mgr. Hindus
Tom Skeyhill
Hindus
Indian
China
Russia
Ghandi
India
Wilmer Small
Oren Allison
Jennie Walter
Eugene Heller
Mabel Johnson
Joe Huarshbarger
Sadie Brashears
Jessie Latdreth
General Assembly
United States Congress
Filer Kiwanis Club
Santa Claus
Elfen Ostroot
Filer
Phoebe Smith
Edna Klaas
Esther Smith
Jane Ennis
Virginia Snyder
LeEldrin Grout
Kat] Smith
Edward Dayley
Miss Ostroot
Enchantment
Walters
the Highlands
We Three Kings
Earl Smith
Oren’ Allison
le Zeldrin Grout
Horace Addison
The
Idaho Farmer
F. C. Graves
Unique Royal Record of Catherine de Medici
Catherine de Medici was the wife of a French king and the mother of three princes. Lierry notes she was the wife of Henry II and mother to Francis II Charles IX and Henry II.
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Catherine de Medici
Lierry
Eury IT
Francis II
Charles IX
Henry II
Hospital Residents Given Annual Trip
Members of the Business and Professional Women's club hosted a matinee afternoon for elderly men at the general hospital. They toured the new Twin Falls-Jerome bridge, then attended a matinee at the Idaho theater, followed by lunch at Tom's cafe. Five of thirteen invited were too feeble to attend.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
General Hospital
Twin Falls-Jerome Bridge
Idaho Theater
Tom's Cafe
Oakland Distributors Meeting Tonight In Twin Falls Area
I O Kern district field representative for southern Idaho of Oakland Motor Car company and R J Boyce manager of The Twin Falls Oakland company plan a meeting tonight at Kern's residence 246 Ninth avenue north with all associated dealers in the territory. The gathering will discuss factory service policies for 1928.
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I. O. Kern
Idaho
Oakland Motor Car Company
R.J. Boyce
Twin Pails
Oakland Company
Mr. Kern
Ninth Avenue North
Twin Falls Oakland Company
Oakland Pontiac
Wireless Invention by Dr Gabriel Veyre
United Press reports a new wireless invention enabling messages to be received and transmitted simultaneously on the same aerial has been perfected by Dr Gabriel Veyre of Casablanca Morocco. The device has been tested with extraordinarily satisfactory results.
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Tangher
Gabriel Veyre
Casablanca
Morocco
New Claim Sunstroke Affects Hens Laying Rate
A London report notes a hen owned by R F Parker of Sheamshire laid two eggs at a time four times weekly after sunstroke, with three eggs on two occasions. When other hens attacked her she was separated and continued laying, drawing bees into her roost that week.
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London
R. F.parker
Sheamshire
Hospital Dismissals Highlight Twin Falls Medical News
Walter Carter, who recently underwent an operation at Twin Falls commit gener hospital, was dismissed this afternoon. Mrs. Burton Morse also left the hospital today.
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Walter Carter
Twin Falls Commit Gener Hospital
Burton Morse
Banks Extended Credit for Italian Lira Stabilization
United Press reports J P Morgan and Co extended credits to Banca d Italia totaling 25 million dollars in New York to aid lira stabilization. Also 5 million pounds in London extended by Morgan Grenfell, Baring Brothers, Hambrose Bank, and Rothschilds. Industrial wool prices note a shift from 6,550 pounds to buy an average 1913 auto to 3,086 pounds today.
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New York
J. P. Morgan and Company
Banca d'Italia
London
Maregan-Grenfell, Baring Brothers ‘and Company, Ltd
Hambrose Bank Ltd
M. M. Rothschild and Sons
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Jean Dinkelacker
Presbyterian Church Society
Aseets Today
Highland View Club
Idaho U. Week
United Press
Managua
Nic
United States
Sandino
Eather
Chipote
Sylvia Wilson
Pocatello
J. W. Bouton
Herbert
Salt Lake City
Mary C. Scott
Selma
Iowa
Dorothy Wilks
Billy Wilks
Zella Marie Dutton
Rupert
Rita Barlogi
Twin Falls High School
Gooding
Hilda Romaine
Washington School
Ruth Arlander
Beattie
Mina Rebecca Curtin
Portland
Herbert Carlson
Hoyt Stevenson
T. C. Stevenson
Universalty of Idaho
Bliss
Isabelle Clark
D. F. Clark
Margaret Scilley
W. T. Scilley
University of Idaho
Frank Clark
Miss Clark
Bilas
LeNelle Breckenridge
Longmont
J. H. Seaver
William Seaver
Mrs. J. W. Boughton and Son
Mr. Boughton
Edith Skittman
Holman Gray
Ithel Gray
Ray Skidmore
Park Hotel
Caldwell
Charles Caldwell
A.W. Martin
Westcott-Allen Ol Company
J. J. Webb of
Weiser
Lulu Wetherlee
Salt Lake
Ogden
A. C. Todd
Fairbanks- Morse Company
Sarah Russell
H. A. Lyon
Morris Welch
Halley
Harly Skidmore
the Park Hotel
Howard Barrett
J. A. Barrett
Shoshone
Robinson Studio
Wichita
Kas
Thelma Earhart
Wichitta
Thelma
Thiel
Poou's Tire & Battery Shop
Shoshone West
Oakland
Anim
Tune In
KFXD
Jerome
Merchants of Jerome
Herb Hardin
Crab Co
Coffe
Apple
Cale
Toyland
Efee
Vate
Ntt
Enna
Rema
Turkeys
Henderson’s
South Park
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