Local social notes from a town gathering and club events
Mrs H E Deies hosts a school class party with yellow decor and games. Afternoon bridge at Hex Arms Apartments praises high score winner Mrs Hunt, with guests including Mrs Adams and others. American Legion Auxiliary hosts a blue and gold room with yellow flowers and a luncheon. Miss Clara Kall and Miss Ayleen Booth return from Moscow. Country Women’s Club hosts children, endorses home industries resolution, and a Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid meets with readings, solos, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares
Tefferson Tiant, Jr
Hex Arms Apartments
Bridge
J. Hunt
C. BK. Adams
Phil Compton
Mesdames Phil Campion
Willet Hance , Sr
Benson
M. Hunt
G. F. Gunnette
W. P. Bennett
Wille Hance, Jr. Wirk .Boott
C. EB. Adams
Mm. J. Hunt
Milas Anna Bashin
Mrs. Dickerson
California
Hunt
American Legion Auxiliary
Buhl
Chamber of Commerce
Moscow
Clara Kall
Ayleen Booth
Bliss
Effner
1Ielyn
Marys Rowman
Alma Dasker
Walter Weaver
Diess
J. L. de Rutaséaux
Mes. C. J. McClain
Ciil
Tadies’ Aid
Presbyterian Ts Dies
Mra. Ky. Clark
Seilley
Mra
W Witham
Herman Schurger
Margaret Owens
Misa le Nelle Breckenridge
Margaret Selliegs
Pauline Ware
Marguerite Finch
Wedding Anniversary and Social Club News
The community notes celebrate a silver wedding anniversary at Mrs. Straus home on Mebth Avenue with a formal dinner and a decorated cake. Guests included Mr and Mrs. Max Pinkhair and family. Breakfast Club met at Mrs. Morgan Heap with peonies and a bridge luncheon won by Mrs. P. J. Castello. Membership news from Mt View club and upcoming meetings are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iir
S. Straus
Mebth Avenue
Concenlor Sehetuu
Straus
Max
Birch Mro
Louis Friedman
Clut
Morgan Heap
Bridge
P. J. Castello
G. BK. Bowman
Mra
A. Provine
Seattle
J. McAteco
Joe
Roy Jones
Mt View
Huring
Mors, McCoy
Nellie Qven
Helped Through Change of Life in Baltimore Woman Reviews
Mrs L Gingnic of Baltimore states Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her Change of Life and a weak system after other medicines failed. She praises it for other family needs including her daughters' pregnancies and calls it a reliable remedy for women's complaints and nervous strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Lydia Pinkham
Memorial services and thanks from local fraternal orders
The Royal Neighbors announce memorial services Sunday with members to meet at the hall. Card of thanks from families expresses gratitude to Twin Malls lodge No. 45 and lodge No. 7 for kindness after the loss of loved ones. Names include Chester Titus, Giles Titus, and Crumroy family.
Remedy for Fortune's Defects in Moderation
A brief aphorism notes that when wishes cannot be fully attained a remedy lies in shortening them instead. It frames self restraint as practical wisdom for managing desire and fortune.
The New Minister Lavering Theatre Opening
The Lowerth League presents The New Minister Lavering Theatre on June 9, 1925 at 8 35. Cast includes Rev Warner Alexander Brown and a long list of names such as Linward Evans Cronondyy Te Flat Hoveleiah V Sharp and Daisy Lovejoy among others. Musical numbers feature solos and chorus pieces with a range of performers and a traveling music committee. The piece lists performers, teachers, club members, and an array of stage roles with no clear central plot outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowerth League
Warner Alexander Brown
Yatesator
Linward Evans
Cronondyy
Hoveleiah V Sharp
Doelar Toasiek
Masic
George Porring
Eidenbark
Watson Dtamphrey
Ralph Bunter
Odell Thulin
Old Maids
Arteun
Teninis Piapies
Phyllis Bovcuis
Tete Alii
Ohd
Crey
Friegel
Rathey
Landes
Almay Lardwig
Dehaney
Stocks Aster Morris
Pyicwe
Lola Siver
Hlins
Obituary for Tiavael B. Titus of Twin Falls
An obituary for Tiavael B Titus, an old resident of Twin Falls, ages two years ten months and one day, who died at home in Baul. The notice lists surviving family including son Pant and daughters Mrs Voutus Woolne of California, Mrs Sarah Newton, and Mrs Martha Ben of Whittier, with brothers Calvin Titus of Painesville and Chuck Titus of Whittier. Funeral services were held Tuesday June 3 by Rev Tarttey of Stuppert, burial at Rupert Cemetery under Masonic Lodge auspices, and a note on Youth's Companion encouraging self control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiavael
Wedhat
Chimroy
Baul
Ohio
Owen
Paeetis
Voutus Woolne
Sasantville
Calif
Calvin ‘Tlitis
Painsville
Chuckes Titus
Tarttey Af Stupert
Rupert Cemetery
Masonic No. Hal TW
ACM
A Newspaper Fit to Enter Your Home Adopts Adverse Menu
A domestic edition reframes a controversial public menu policy, urging readers to consider safety, comfort, and cleanliness in home delivery. Officials defend the plan as convenient, while critics cite privacy and household disruption concerns.
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. E. Deies
SeeSass
Criistian Sunday School
Fine
Pery Brown
Ieva Krivaniek
Marion Waren
Cleta Ritehey
Florian Kewsr
Clot Vitehoy
Firesent
Clark Aind
J.C. Beauchamp
RC. Wark
Annette CT
Wyatt
le Nelle Breckenridge
Lydia E.pinkham
Magivello Istlins
Dorothy Estling Funnie Ftumphee
Grace Berard
Polly Wiffens
Jessie Olmstead
Pationes Pickles
la Verene
Carlson Odelia Harlin
Helen Perrine
Florothy Nealy
Relinda Bangs
Visie Berr
Umpietta Sharp
Phyllis Fevais
Petunia Wimples
Nellie Mac Uest
Mitza Whittles
Ivery So
Nature
Volves
Ee Bexton
Daisy
Henyietta
Brown
Sharp
Mada
Finley
Br. Pacratt
Gell
Atic
Mr. Kosnolds
Tewin, Vallsermey
Transitript
GC. &. Johnson
M. — Brooakman
Sly NE
H. Douglas
Willian
Blue Lakes
Add
Popy
Paris
Siniti
Intia
Elbhoe
Oakland
Twin Falls
Oakland Co
RJ. Boyce
George Howe
Second Avenue East
EBT Sporsory
G.M.A.C
Wes Oakland
General Motors
Aho Tey
den West Tea
Green
Japan
Golden West Coffee
Golden ‘West
Clotter & Devers
The
Idaho Farmer
Twin Falls Bank & Trust Company
State
Federal Reserve ‘ Bank
MR. Gunn
BY Taylor
Sacra
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