Hazel Parish Bride of January in Country Shower
Miss Hazel Parish daughter of Mr and Mrs W S Parish was honor guest at a miscellaneous shower at the country home of Mrs John T Parish. The event celebrated her pending marriage to Thomas Bucklin of Spokane. Attendants enjoyed contests and a luncheon with a Christmas color theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Parish
Thomas Bucklin
Spokane
John ‘Tt. Parish
Parish
Kappa Alpha Theta
University of Idaho
Bucklin
State ‘University
State ‘University That Spring, Ember
Beta ‘Theta Pl Fra- Samternity
John, Parish, Jr
Mesdames WS. Parish
Alva
Bevercomb
M. G. Sharp
J. Ne ‘Glaar
H. W.farrar
Herman Rexroat
R. A. Parrott
J. D. Tucker
Edward Winans
W.—Parish
Fred._Parish
Cy. M. ‘Parish
Walter Hays
C. C.curtis Vie ‘Patrick
Elwin
BR. Harvey
James’ Young
Contte
Walter Miller
Earl Frank Shark
B. Ennis
Mane Meee Hazel
Pave
Will
Edna Parrott
Roxroat
Mildred
Arish
Holiday Ball at Danceland Ends Evening of Dances
The annual Holiday Ball at Danceland featured sixteen couples in a festive event. The program included music by Miss Thelma Tollefson and guests, with pastel decorations and a reception table throughout the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chohor
Benoit
hiMiss Thelma
Tollefson
Life of Beeth inette-Groome concert in Pocatello
Fragmentary notes describe Gladys Smith organizing piano selections by Beethoven in a Groome room event with refreshments. Assisted by Jean, the gathering appeared brief and left the venue in Pocatello.
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Gladys ‘Smith
Beethinette - Groome
Beethoven
Jéen
Delegate to Paris to Speak at Legion Meeting
Mrs W H Detweiler of Hazelton Idaho representative of the American Legion auxiliary will attend the Legion convention in Paris and speak at the Twentieth Century Club luncheon at the Rogerson hotel Tuesday. Mrs A Guibert will perform The American Legion March she composed. Community singing will be featured.
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W. H. Detweiler
Hazelton
Idaho
American Legion Auxiliary
Paris
Twentieth Century Club
Rogerson Hotel
A. Guibert
American Legion
Christmas Tree Favor Dinner By Sunday Class
Mrs. Edwin Day hosted a Friday turkey dinner for her Sunday school class at the Christian Science church. A candy miniature Christmas tree served as a prize favor, and a Joseph life study contest provided afternoon amusement. Bertha Heidloff won the prize as guests included Vatura Van Engelen Virginia Stanley Ruth Shipman Linda Kyle Alma Turner Hazel Childers and Andrey Cress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Day
Christian Science Church
Joseph
Bertha Heidloff
Vatura van Engelen
Virginia Stanley
Ruth Shipman
Linda Kyle Bertha Heidloff
Alma Turner
Hazel Childers
Andrey Cress
College Girls Card Party Honors Holiday Home Guests
Miss Elizabeth McClain hosted a card party at the C E McClain country home Thursday evening. Attendees included Ruth Darling Helen Doud Dorothy Estling Bessie Weaver Marcelle Wynn and Mary and Barbara Provost, all visiting from colleges for Christmas with luncheon served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McClain
University of Idaho
C.E. McClain
Margaret
Ruth Darling
Helen Doud
College of Idaho
Dorothy Estling
Bessie Weaver
Willamette University
Salem
Ore
Marcelle Wynn
Whitman College
Walla Walla, Wash
Mary and Barbara Provost
Divorce Granted to Crittenden Long in Desertion Case
Yesterday a divorce was granted to Crittenden Long from Hattie Long on grounds of desertion. Mrs. Long is said to be living in California. Por ter and Taylor represented the plaintiff.
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Crittenden Long
Hattie Long
Woman jailed on liquor charge in probate court
Mina Chernishon was arraigned in probate court on illegal possession of liquor. She was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in jail. Chernishon was brought in from Rogerson at noon yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Chernishon
Wity
Chernishon
Rogerson
Clark Ordered to Pay for Stolen Ford Parts
Jack Clark of Filer appeared before Probate Judge C A Bailey on charges of stealing Ford car parts from Henry Hudderson. On motion by Prosecuting Attorney O W Witham, he was released and ordered to pay for the stolen property and court costs.
Heating the air warms lettuce seeds for market timing
A traditional gardener notes that hastened lettuce ready for market in March can come from an outdoor garden when ground temperatures rise with higher spring air temperatures, a concept Popular Mechanics discusses as an effect of warming soil in temperate climates.
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Popular, Mechanics, Magazine
Growth of State University noted in president's report
Boise Idaho December 31 The final report of A H Upham president of the University of Idaho and its southern branch shows seven years of growth with enrollment rising to 2588 in 1926 27 and bachelor degree graduates reaching 212 the same year Masters degrees numbered 33 The salary scale rose with most professors earning 3500 or more and leaves of absence were introduced A large program of building and property acquisitions accompanied University accreditation and new divisions including a School of Business Administration and a Graduate School were created The Southern Branch at Pocatello expanded with a Technical Institute and a three year pharmacy course The university also conducted summer schools and camps and expanded home demonstration programs.
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Boise
University of Idaho
A. H. Upham
State Board of Education
Vincent
Upham
Lindley Hall
Mary
Moscow Experiment Station
Aberdeen
Memorial
Association of American Universities
American Medical, ‘Association
The
Associa
Tion
University Women
American Bar Association
Harvard Law School
Technical Institute At
Pocatello
University At
Albion Normal School
Extension Division
That's My Daddy and The College Widow At Theatres
The Orpheum opens That's My Daddy written by Reginald Denny who stars with director Fred Newmeyer bringing a lively universal style. Dolores Costello stars in The College Widow at the Idaho in a Warner revival about a president’s daughter winning over athletes to save the college.
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Orpheum
Orpheum Theater
Reginald Denny
Universal Staco
Fred’ Newmeyer
Harold Lloyd
Lloyd Organization
Denny
Jane la Verne
Dolores Costello
Idaho’ Theater
Warner Brothers
George Ado
Miss Costello
The College Widow teased as witty campus farce
A lively satire about a team of men who each think they are the girl’s favorite. The College Widow is hailed as a weighty college play with a sharper film version. Cast includes William Collier Jr, Rand Holt, Douglas Gerrard, Robert Ryan, Charles Hall Maules, Sumner Getchell, Big Boy Williams, Grace Gordon and Jess Hibbs. Archie L Mayo directs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Collier
Anders ©. Randolt
Douglas Gerrard
Robert Ryan
Charles Hall Matles
Sumner Getchel
Big Boy Williams
Grace Gordon
Jess Hibbs
Archie L. Mayo
Roosevelt says Olympics aid peace and sportsmanship
United Press reports Col. Theodore Roosevelt praising the Olympic Games for fostering international understanding and peace. He spoke at a New York Athletic Club dinner hosted by the American Olympic Committee, urging broad national participation in athletics and highlighting lessons from sports that endure beyond youth.
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New York
League of Nations
Theodore Roosevelt
France
Roosevelt
American Olympic Committee
New York Athletic Club
Amsterdam
Grange adopts peace resolutions at Twin Falls meeting
Twin Falls Grange No 216 adopted peace resolutions presented by Mrs Myrtle Ayotte endorsing outlawry of war. The meeting at the Business and Professional Women's club rooms included readings, piano solos by Elizabeth McClain, and discussion on the MecNary Haugen bill.
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Myrtle Ayotte
Twin Falls
Idaho
Borah
Congress of the
Capper
Elizabeth McClain
Ayotte
Nation
Navy
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Jean Dinkelacker
Miss Hazel Parish
Danceland
State University
J. A. Barrett
Auk
Main Avenue
United Press
Grange
George Ade
Ly Marcus Enterprises
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